The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-25
ECHOES OF THE CONVENTION.
DELEGATES HURRY AWAY FROM THE
STORM BEA TEN CTR.

bIOnM- 1GN Sf1t
The Gray BOOMERS disappointed. the Bsek
eyes ssA Hnwkeye- in Good Ilu-or. En-
Tnnmsny Braves Resigned. and th
Anti.snappers Bappy-The Silver Me,
from tho south and West Talk OF Thir'
Ticket Inside story OF tho Fight Ovet
the silver Piank-Senntor Palmer Re
CARDS the Work OF tho Convention will
Eati.fnction-Gen. stevenson Hopeful o
Carrying Illinois for tho Ticket.
CHICAGO June 24.In the absence OF the
crowds OF badge bcde cked. dripping Demo
Gratis who invaded tho city last Monday. the
streets to.day present comparatively auie
appearance. 1t rained last night and thit
forenoon. as 1t has rainod every night and day
during the Convention, md. as u conseque nce
the water-soaked flags. banners. autographs
and other decorations still droop from the
fronts OF buildings In tho business district
The big bnrn-liko Wigwam. too. In which the
delegates passed perhaps the most uncom-
Portable hours Of thcr lives. still stands on the
lake front, bedragglcd. steaming with moist
ure. tho very abominaton OF desolation. But
the delegates tho men who under shelter of
umbrellas and in the nilst OF flashing lightning
and pcnng thunder nominated Cleveland and
left last night for their homes. happy or dis
Rruntlcd. according to the success or defeat OF
tho favoritc son whom they had championed
They had exhausted themselves in the eScite-
ment and enthusiasm OF tho Convention. and
tho departure wns In consequence. compare
lively quiet. Some OF tho delegates decided to
remain in Chicago over night. and few will
not leave until tonight intending to see moro
Of the city than the limited leisure OF the last
few days allowed. and to Wow the progress OF
the Fair buildings.
Gov. Grny's litln army Of boomers went
back TO Indiana last night tired and disgustcd.
Nearly NIL OF them loft tho city on late trains.
Tho Gray. Hendricks. and Shields clubs OF In
dinnapolis trudged down street to the depot
in disorgnnizcd crowds. Tho Hoosiers arc not
kickers. but they would hhve gone into the
November battle with much moro confidence
had Gov. Gray's aspirations been rewarded.
Hugh Dougherty. one Of the delegates at
large. who was in charge 0! Grays campaign
as far ms tho Indiana delegation was con-
cerned. shook his head doubtfully Inst night.
and said that the delegation would return to
Indiana aud do tho best 1t could for the ticket.
This was practically the expression Of the
other Indiana men.
The Ohio mon. too. went homo last night.
Having no fnvorte son to mourn over. Camp
bell having declared himself not candidate,
the Buckeyes wcro in good humor. Many OF
tho Iowa clubs also took their departure last
night but mnny still remain. Tho Hawkeyes
are not ut all dissruntled. They took the do
feat Of Boies with equanimity. the more so. It
rs believed. because they ut no time really
hoped to nominate him. Their idea was to
put him in training for 1896. and this they feel
they have accomplished. They held to their
purpose through thick and thin. and repeated
effOrts IN sidpfr ack tho Iowa Da 70
because every delegate and every visitor I'M
derstood and felt tho Importance Of hold
ing fast to the single purpose which
brought Thorn here. When they were
visited by other delegations yesterday
morning and were asked to permit tho use Of
Gov. Boies's name as candidate for the office
OF VicePresident. 1t was for time di flcult for
the delegation to resist. Yet the feeling was
that consent could not be given without per-
hitting the country to believe that they had |
not come here honestly to present the Gov |
ernor's name for FIRST place and for no other
Stevenson Is an entirely acceptable man to
Iowa Democrats for second place. and would
have been acceptable for first place. State
Senator Shields. Chairman Of the Iowa dele |
cation. said that not man who was here to |
promote tho candidacy Of Gov. Boies would be |
found lazy or sluggish in the campaign for |
Cleveland and Stevenson.
TAMMANY MEN STARTS FOR HOME
Tammany left town last night. 1t was ex- |
pected that there would DO some sort Of do
when the Indians tossed their |
into their train. but there was moth |
Ing Of the kind. The Kings county Democ-
racy hand ronred out lusty march while the |
tall. pug-hatted pnraders from Brooklyn
tramped around corner after corner to the |
railway station. But tho Tammany braves
to the depot as old women wander
10 the buckleberry fields Of Western New York
They did not come by Assembly districts. but |
ramped as they pleased. There was no music |
Tammany was not happy. and the Kings
county Democracy was, not. overanxious
+, lam marT Th. to ,o tho melody o, the must;
the braves as they marched to the station. but
tho shouters and delegates from the Empire
braves: when asked about the ticket.
Rss so Tho s. With ri the
hat Tammany and the regular Democracy Of
New York State bowed cheerfully to the will OF
%Gre Be- rs ns sS5 eli
had to swallow they would gulp 1t down and
November. 1t was, evident the medicine was
bitter but every delegate and committeeman
aad crSe to VIII viz fHos
5lsysl"pd as nG nsIi Hs we would have sup
we are man we ar" are {er
'thould any one doubt eur Loyalty to tho ticket?
The nomination OF Mr., Stevenson for Vice
President pie lssaSses US: We favor him because
Assistant Postmaster General he was for turn
ng out every Republican and putting Demo-
rat in his place. We like that kind Of a man"
I.iout Gov. ,Sheehan said: The New York
icket. and SO Will l."
ATTITUDE or THE ANTI ssAppEns.
The Syracuse crowd the antl-snappers.
assed tho night in series OF impromptu jol- |
acation meetings. One OF these was held in |
1r. Fairchi Ids room. There was regular
ove feast. In viii stump speeches and wine
7ers the important features. Mr. Tuirchiid |
poke. and declared that the men whom he
ad led to Chicago would do nothing to antag-
nfze the Tammany people. Earnest work, |
owever. would be donu In behalf OF Mr.. Cleye-
md. but It would be quiet In It's character. |
mong others to mako impromptu speeches
1kles OF Illinois,
In all likelihood the plan OF tho Syracuse
Of boilers to form q regular State
to conduct the coming campaign |
I'll DO abandoned. Tho sentiment seems to
Q among oven the most ardent Of Mr. Cleye.
ould be the height Of folly. now that their
Indidate has been named. to further irritute ,
p regular State organization controlled by !