New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
BT'RNT POUDER. En-?

All the manifcstoeS Of (ChcagO) conyen-
ton week are burnt powder, and the Repub-
lean papers will find they can do no execution
with such ammunition" 80 says The Buiial0
Courier" but its contention will hardly bear
examination. Let us sec what 1t i, which II
characterize, as burnt powder" Every dele
gate except one who represented the State OF
Ncw-York in the Chicago Convention signed
this unequivocal protest against Mr. Cleye-
lands nomination:
In reply to Inquiries addressed 10 u By delegate
from state, instructed to vote for Mr. Grover Glove
land OF Ncw-York the delegates Of New York. with
dine .cn,e Of rc possibility to the Democracy Of the
United states. are constrained 10 make answer tlat
IN orr bc,i Judgment Mr. Cicvcan1s nomination
would imprrll the success Of the party and would eN-
po.c If to the loss of the electoral vote OF the state
Now. il is not easy 10 understand why the
nomination OF Mr. Cleveland has transformed
this stout manifesto into burnt powder. Inc
seventy one representative Democrats VINO
signed it united in declaring over their own
signatures that that nomination would invite
the defeat of the Democrats in November by
opposing them to the loss of the electoral vote
of New York Until these seventy lntelll-
gent and experienced DcmocratS-Spcaklng fol
every county in the >tatc-takc back what
they said and announce other views this Will
be scryiccablc powder, powder which 1.-The
Conriar'' would do well not To fool with. Some
# these DAYS the excitement Of the campaign
NAV lead our Buffalo friend To venture the
assertion that Mr. Cleveland can carry NcW.
York should that happen, the powder OF
which it speaks contemporary Will blow IL
opinion to smithcrccnS.
There i good d'di Oh SUI" Po"'o' i"-
around loose ON his arrival AT Chicago Ld-
ward Murphy the chairman of the Democratic
.:,, t,,,,;.L.J ,b, n.,,,.nouor mon with
=. IL, Il L;,ryole RicbarI
d - ~ -. ,i,,. ~.
(r)hor ~ lllldm I Hh'c"'H Ill" '' "'''''
York del ogatrS. That STATE ment coh'aihcd 'hiN
interesting para graph
Ne IN .crcly trust that the Democracy Of other
tate, VIII MT humiat' the DcmocraG # the stat
4 Ne" foth b. n'n'''uns "'''"' " '''"' 90.
"h'm '",
r..,',..,,..r rlo,,or !, , corvorsotion with one
IF hi, intcrvicvcrS AT Chicago awarded 10 Mr..
clavol,nd This testimonial
vr n..tlop +, int this: We believe tina, Cleveland
cannot carry Ncw York. We are here asSins
The Democracy Of The co"h"' ho'A'"I saw '"a'
'hond ho' Mah' ''' ''''' '"'''", - ''''o
:, =, -, =; tho ,.,u,.o of his GREAT
a..,,,...1 ,ho., ,,bou,
~ w - .'.a, 49,, ,,,.,i,,,io, of AFR CIovo-
Nv 1'o ."on,. ~, Lr;y;ng av,y If fine soldier
,.0 81 %n,. y,.r,, frn,n rho Democratic t,cl,ct
ri ,,oro Nr CocL,,r's words.
,c,i,v, II va, th~ di.tlneuI,hed gentleman from
Massachusetts,. General Collins, who DECLARED there was
no Democrat In this Union that would vot" against
lot ticket but there are bcind him TWO heroes whose
deeds have not escaped the a'''n'o" VI ",'.', wv
hcro', VIM naee nn Wv ccI -, ,hn yapouisnrd foe
WV, ,iov ,,, ton van here comrade, who fought with
them heroc, who sustained them. and heroes who fell
by their side they Will tell YOU mat the "aer 'o,o u,
Nr"> fn-oi w"'" '"''o ave '"' '-,'a,. y, ,r
Dcmo''',"- "'n 'o' '" i,i',', =, r. ,..s
r. snoncr had Mr. Cocl,ran made this dec
lI,g,,inn nrncccdcd to cmphaSiZc il hv rising