New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
4 COLD WAVE INTHE CITY HALL
TAMMANY MEN GRIN AND BEAR II.

SOME DEMOCRATS RUB UP A LITTLE WARMTH
But MOST OF THEM BLUE WITH TIE chl'hs'
Cle,clanAs combination WIS q sore subject yesterday
With the remnant of Tammany Hall which was ie't
I'm charge Of the city government whiic the bosses
have been at Chicago whoopng II MP for anybody
tD-bcat- Clrveland.7 Four years ago ~hvn hr'
Ccvclsnd's second rominetOn was announcer ron
st. Louis the Joyful was received win
salvrs n artillery IN City Hall rsrR. Tammony Hnu
fred no guns this time. but City Chamberlain Toofhns w.
T. Crnin OF the occupants OF highsaaricd places
who did not - ont With the LOO or l'"oo W%"a"
shoutc-s last Saturday. drew Sufficiently upon ms
latent supply Of fervor to SD dispatch to ~"
Hon Grover Cleveland, at Bu.zards Day. In ms
telcs11rn Mr. Grain said "Accppt tee Astrenco on my
ealrr-.t support
Controller Myers. aftr thinking Il ovcr was 10
enthusiastic that he got up rIpwrtton interVie"
With himself and gave I, to the reporter. In 1t Mr.
Myers co. gratuated the Democracy in particular, ana
patriotic citizens generally. Mr. Clcveiands nomina
ton. In tie Controllers opinion I" tho machinery OF
oar electoral system Is nd unvsponsive 10 tho Pop
u!ar WILL The vHco of the people spohe IN uhms
taxable tones for Mr. Ceveland's nomination, and tho
convention did but rs<rstcr thcir demands Tie piat-
form pleased the controller much as the nomination.
especially tie tariff plank, which, ne said "wme CON
s,ryeive in the sense NJ threatening no American
Industry T. progressive and In line with tie poi"y
on Which the great Democratic Victory a lNO ""'
wonn Mr. Myers pleased that the silver q'iesuoh
I. dspys.d o, In manner that should nc.t tho ap-
prevail of every believer In an honest DOLLAR ana
co-e IDS statement with . prediction OF Cleveland
triumphant election by the largest majority In tho
Eeclo al College since that Of General Grant IN lS72
Laer In the day tie Controller concurd In tho hcnti
mont that both General Harrison and Mr.. Cleveland
had been tried IN the Presidential ofce ard neither
had been fcrnd wanting Tho ouultry would there
fore lie safe whoever should lie elected
President II. H. Porter, Of tie Charities Depart
mont. gavo utteronce to slIn!lar opinions, adding:
=" very much regret that cannot vote for Whelaw
Fed for Vice President for he s dear personal fnc!d
81 unc,'
Acting Mnvor Arnola was much out Of breath when
he reached the City Hall yesterday, but no explained
that tho flush which suffused his goodnatuTc TACO
wa, due to the weather and excitement over the
nomination Of Cleveland 81 have been expecting 1t
for some Tine he sald and therefore am not sur
,ii,ed. Mr. IInrrison Is unquestionnbty strong op
ponent yet sincerely believe that Mr. Cleveland can
be elected Fectiorml differences Orghb 10 disappear
! dfter the campaign IS opened fairly
Superintendent John A. Sullivan, on The MARKETS
nlIrau VITO was Collector Of Internal Revenue In this
city under Cleveland. 10 enjoy the nomination
much more than tie majority % hts fciow-oic>
holders, Irc said that Mr.. Cleveland "w@ truly
wonderful man. and That he felt pretty snre that
good luck would pat him back In Tho Whre Horse.
Dcpucy Contrpc, etors stroked Ms ample sides
In a satisfied sort " way and said that no conld stano
II very weil but a cold chill through tho Sherta's,
County Clerks Surrogac's and Registers Offices and
through the city departments generally. Judgo Book
| staver, Judge Van Wyck, Deputy Comfy Clerk L.
Joseph sculiy. Deputy Commissioner Michael g. lio-
han IT tho Public WOris Department, and SOME ochr
| Tanmnny officials In the various departments tried ID
| look checrft and said that rammany Hall would sup
! port Mr. Cleveland uslousy and loyalty But the
majority werc sulhn and surly' and tho5e who made
an effort TO talk Cleveland haf-fearted about
Il ms r1y 70 b. objects Of cornm'serauon with The
conhdent AMI happy Republicans.
Other talks were:
! Assistant District Attorney John F. McIntyre-Thc
| tlckel w win, am II viii command the hearty
! support II Tamuany Hail. although the Organization
! wns against him in Chicago. The leaders here arr
TOO fsrsshted work for Mr.. Cleveland with oil
| their might and main. We will carry tho state and
| The TIroo. -,
Assistant Distr.ct-Attorncy Vernon ~ Davt@-I shah
do AZ | car for the Ticket, and tcbevo II VIII Nin
! Mr. Cleveland Is strong candidate and VIII cln-
rand hearty support from Democrats every Wore.
fudYn Narine-T feel assured that Cleveland VIII
carry mi, state and the country. The enrty snip
port Of the unitcd Democracy % tho city VII enable
! lin IN win. Stin y Is no, walkovcr, and ne must
work to gain sncccss.
Acting District Attorney Cunning z. Bedfori-Tne
| ticket viii win because IL Is the best IN the field