The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13
IN THE TWO PARTY CAMPS.
BoURKE COCHRAN OFFERS mrs sER-
VICES ON THE DEMOCRATIC STUMP.

YfCkS ON THE DEMOCRAIIC STUMP.
Mr.. Carter Gets His Executive Committee
Toeether-Repnbiican. Anxious to Make
tho Democrats = Present OF Candidntes
fro. Observation-Disclosures Vacation.
Representative w. Bourke Cochran. whose
speech at Chicago will DO memorable in Demo-
cratic history; Senator John &. Carlisle. and
Senator Ransom were tho three most dstin-
guished visitors at tho Hon. William Frank
Harrity's Democratic national camp. 139
Filth avenue. yesterday. Mr.. Cochran called
to say that he was at tho service Of tho Ma
tional Committee to speak whenever and
wherever 1t desired. 10 added that he ex-
pected to take tho stump early in Septem-
ber. Senator Carlisle was on his way
to Boston on committee duty. Some
OF tho other visitors wore Assemblyman
John Connolly known in the old Nine
teenth as Honest john" ex-Assemblyman
Jake Kunzonmann, Augustus Schcll. the sue
oessor OF tho lato Gerhard Lang on tho Demo-
cratic State Committee: Henry De Forest Bald
win Reading. secretary Of the Syracuse nuti-
snap Convention: Mr.. George Bleistein. pro-
prietor OF tho Buffalo Courier. and Dr. Green OF
Mt Vernon. ILL.,. who brought n piece OF tho
Illinois rainbow with him. Nick Muller. Sr.
and Jr.. eS- Congressman and member OF tho
Democratic state Committee respectively,
were ais in thcihrong. Senator Ransom said:
lHeIo ulc sOHD eieIleHlS W
work in North Carolina, but they are mainly on
tho surface. The Southern people. upon sober
thought must know that division Is their ruin.
Thoy have u trouble OF which you OF the North
know nothing. One-thrd OF our population is
colorod. In some Of tho Southern States
u majority OF tho voters arc colored.
In all tho Southern States. were tho
whites to divide. the colored people would
hold the balance OF power. The Southern poo
rla know hptfer tbon vpu ~ la North Epoyv
or can know. what would re tho result of two
parties in the south. each striving FOR the col
GRE. cred ynte. The history Of all parties shows
the turihest Tor success? Whenever the intsl-
lisence. character. and wealth OF the South
can he IN. one fate left 10 them. and any one
Of the south undor Republican and negro rue
for two years demonstrated That 1t was ruin
Gus. Our people have not forgotten this. When
our people learn. through the press and pub
lie sn"nkers what the issues q the campuigna
this lave no doubt
,airmn + A. simmons 3teo Demo;ratic
in the city endeavor!ng to arrange Tor Vi SIC
Ct Mr. nte ,n 70 North Carolina. his nntiyo
f,a,e; during te Latter part Of august or Early
dnre Mr.. Cleveland TO visit North C,aro!in;. II
constantly gaining strength The A!iiancS is
hard at work. but there is considerable, hard
tempt OF some, of the leaders TO work the or
Eanization in the interest Of the third party.
throughout the South, and although thore Will
be a hard strusClc he thinks his State will 60
Thoss havins business sT pss'H With tho Nationn!
tt"mnItse fssartns snsaks1s are reGuss'"d
OF tne committee on that subject. and matters
,sSSrd y nr nI'ls"sns Are nS at
The ENCOURAGEMENT that Judge Walter O.
Si ,esns Of ind ,hr WAS 70 = sak {or the cam
his associates. WAS not pleasantly received at
the Hon; Thomas Henry Carter's Republican
sou, iie Inns Teen arrayed against the Presi-
tho chief lieutenant OF oliver 2 Nor
ton In lsss Gfesham himself was
". Dudlcy. Gen. kitchener and John g. Now
fought a week for harrison. held their men In
tory AND mi his " frends WERE en-
.mbit,cred at the result; since then he Pres
i%sn ms Cen rspented!y imroEtnnsd to rys
bench. He couldn't very we'll 30 this. accord
M t hS At 81 h S Wy ynsn .s sS
How couii tn" PRESIDENT exalt II man who
Eut Tor ronriiiatory purposes the President
has IN the last four years. given prominent
f5ln stations to the friends OF Judge
ena1ub s or se e last ssoH 5 n0 hin
nincant result Of tie meeting was tie an
nounrement that there is no lack OF momey.
and numUee OF sgoIlhndcrs are awaiting op-
nortunities to shoot off their mratory for tho
G. o. Y. at So ,nuch night, Tho Executive
machinery in all t he States las been got into
order S e p The Visitors At head4narter,s
md " eS-senator Warner sIer. Thsso gen:
tlemer also called at Chairman iiacketts
state Republican Bureau in the Fifth Avenue
That no assessment circular sent ont BY the
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt and his brethren Of
the Chinese owl Service Commission was
hhnmorous,y received It ". Carriers bureau maii
ia ia sau PURPOSES re Tho snbordlnaies ., Goi
lsstor Hendricks. Postmaster Van c9tt. Naval
Officer Willis. Postmaster Collins OF brooklyn.
Internal Neyenu. Collector Nathan. Internal
Revenue Collector Eidmnnnn. Surveyor Lyon.
ramc. Mr. Kooseyct. when he was. q candi::
date !or Assembly. and later on for Mayor Of
New York. became fully aware of the value of
,,onG q Ii. most interesting stories heard ut
editor OF tho IirshurGh Press. had. come to
town on an important III! ssiop. Keenan, Il
o pnS lie lie s here sf
New York in his Individual capacity. 1t was
cried By s ts s| Hen1n
Chairman Of the Allegheny Democratic Coun-
commtteG rnH sg4 1ns !2: the ana AaTaHa
VI. GuTy. the PENNSYLVANIA Democrat WI no has
not nlwa,s. been in accord with Ghairm ,t,
Republicans OF. Mr.. CarterS Drrenu. wouid
r rSGs ncp"s s to''W r"urko Cock
ran to oncn the Democratic umphiGil
IN, western Pennsylvania whero William
Wiehl". Fresihen, Of the AmalEnmat.d Assoc
citation. is to be nominated for Congress
against John Dalzcll. the. war horse IN the
Keystone state Of the Mckinley tarif. palzn,l!
and tnzcli has had aspirations % succeed
Quay in the United States Senate: Dalzel has
been ono Of the course! for The Pennsylvania
Nniirnad for q dozen yeare. il Is asserted. and
has amassed IL comfortable fortune. 4 further
announcement by the Rcpubcuns ut National
Headquarters was that Editor Keenan,. Mr..
brennan. and Mr.. GufIy were to lay before Mr..
llarrity programme by which Hugh O'Don-
nrii IL to be nominated by the Democrats for
tho Pennsylvania Legislature.
This is n sort OF Republican rotort o! the
story current when ODonnell was here Inst.
that he was negotiating come deal with tho
Eepu lcan National Committee through John
z Milholland.
The lion. Whiteaw Reid Is to depart on
MnndnY for tho Nest lIn will first visit nl \