The sun., 1892-04-15
H1L DELEGATES IN BOSTON.
vr yJy1H CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
yysTRUC1s FOR THE SENA TOR

yNsTRCC7S FOR 1AE SENATOk
,..d,,s Democratic District or II,
S..,. Rspudintes tho STUFFED Prophe Q,
.nd Declares for senator Hni-Anti-C,eve
lard Delegates Chosen In the Seventh.
posroy. April 1.-THE storm which broke II
.ho Democratic state Convention last weel
s.rsd with fury in tho district conventions liz
,,rious parts Of the state to-day.
Some Of the Cleveland forces held their owr
.Ner hard light. winning by n bare majority
,ut others wrro routed with great slaughter
and in the strongest Democratic district in the
s,ate-a district that Is Democratic year In
and year out-the Hill delegates wcre elected
nv accama,ion. and resolutions endorsing his
.andidncy we're adopted. A significant fact
vas that In tho strongest Democratic districts
with one exception. the greatest antipathy to
Cleveland was developed.
The banner Democratic district OF the State.
the new Ninth district, had its convention in
Boston tonight. An effort hnd been made
70 fix the Boston leaders so as to
secure Cleveland delegates. but the
sturdy Democrats tonight threw on the
Cleveland collar and spoke up with no uncer.
tain sound for Senator David b. Hill. Tho
Cleveland men tried to run the Convention. but
we're beaten out OF their boots. and left the hall
demoraized. They were wholly unprepared for
the revolt which they witnessed. Tho leaders
had long ago sized UP the hollowness OF the
Cleveland claim for recognition a third time.
Counsellor james Donovan presided. and tho
40 delegates nominated by acclamation ex-
Senator Edward J. Donoyan and James H.
and H was
have been aware Of the fact that they hnd
elected two strong nnti-C!eveland delegates.
.on.i district sxpresses shrossn . Con.
ss"'sp rss.ss
81 :af and Il. & The
:,n the p5srsTty Of I'M PsmGcrs.is SsI,y; .1a
sys w p%ls%xs .Gpps!s e +:
David B. ' and his great en- in behalf Of
Hst srs ehst the party would be- sramphsn
In the coming Preside initial campaign.
At the mention OF Hills name shouts and
hisses from the Cleveland contingent Several
Of the latter sprang to their feet In an instant.
hnt reasshs e'!
to his feet and after saving the air a few min
utes with his arms he obtained hearing.
three eea months n standing he he shouted. and |
say it is time tho Democrats hid a hand
aSs besn rpnn1s State bp
they ca At run this: 1t Is oil humbug to saythat
the state is a unit for Cleveland because Of the
SRh dsset tsan tses s IN
hs saEs n he sy ststf ba1a
This emphatic declaration for Hill called
h ssns snhsr GTa9R M Re1 for Rs GHaf II leS ny
sat down upon that proposition with emphssis
nSss sad n 3nrf
statement that did no. not meet with the approeyasLl i
Of tine 9 the offered this
I'VE endorse tho administration Of William
E. Russell. and heartily praise those stanch
5SRP'ss 5sP sHs SsS tssti;en % There a%s W.
s1S hs iSH'%ass % Of
mentioned. james Hayes declared that Hill
vas nan who oEss his party better than
petual candidate raised shout
Joe Lomasney again pitched into Clsyeland
1884 and in that way secured the Presidency.
This made the Cleveland men frantic. and they
hi1sed Ss y vigorously aG Us }y:h,. tb .o,,t,o, Ina.
the same fate. and then the main resolutions
Gsyelapd forces being stampeded. Senator
5IGnsi sissl Convention in ex-senator Donovan and
Tho Seventh District Convention. in Charles
town was the scene Of g f1ye hours battle. last
Glsveiand men ecSe We're % almost AMI annihiiat:d|. | ''
Two red-hot anti -Cieyeland delegates were
Fire ns
and Henry A. Marks
- The GIevsla1d men e1hsusted ever. ressI-
taken the anti-C Cleveland forces were success
nsR' the ss e dstsot there was square
stand:up fight between tho Cleveland and
victory fsr the Cleveland side. By s votes.
over ames 6Keeie. ai man tho vots sa stand
y b. : n. E Melltn Of chicopee. q Cleveland
seeond delegate. the Hill men giving up the
nfhtit III. rorth n,str,ot nsmoorot,, conv.n.
ton tonight Josiah Quincy OF Quincy and
John II. McDonouGh OF Boston. No tnstruc-
The Eleventh District Democratic Conven-
tion this afternoon unanimonsly adopted
resolution declaring for Cleveland. The dele
gates are Patrick Maguire OF Boston. ]. Asper
cWiScHEsTEa.. Mass. April 14.ao1n the Eighth
Congress- district Democratic Convention this
the Hon. Nathan Matthews. Jr. OF Boston were
chosen delegates. RESOLUTIONS. were passed
eenEdorsing eEr Cleveland and the State platform Of
,LAwREscE. April 14.--The Fifth Democratic
District Convention this afternoon selected
Peter II. Donohue and the Hon. Alexander b.
Bruce as delegates to the Democratic National
BRocKToN. Mass. April l4.-The Hon. Ed
ward Avery and the Hon. William /. Douglass
we're chosen this afternoon as delegates to tho
Chicago Convention by the Twelfth District
Democratic Convention.
FLORIDA FOR HARRISON
ne VIII Get tho Delegates. but tho Repubs
lcans Decide to Hun No Ticket.