The morning call., 1892-06-14
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION.

All the Members to Vote for Grover
Cleveland the First Ballot.
The Pullman cars which are to bear the
Democratic delegates to the Chicago con-
vention arrived yesterday from the East,
they being specially engaged by the Union
Pacific. They will be decorated to-day and
be in readiness by 80 o'clock on Wednes-
day morning, when the delegation leaves.
The special train will consist of four Pull
man sleepeTs, a dining-car, cOmmissary
car and a baggage-car. General Agent
Hitchcock of the Union Pacific will accom-
pany the train and look after the guests.
Considerable talk was INDUCED in among
Democratic politicians in regard TO the state
ment that the delegation was not unit
for Cleveland. From talk with number
of the delegation 1T was learned that there
are 10 castiron Cleveland men In the dele
CATION who will vote for Cleveland first, last
and all the time. The Fresno convention
did not instruct the delegates, but four OF
the district conventions did instruct Tor
Cleveland. 1t was further learned that at
a meeting of the delegation held recently
the entire delegation agreed to vote Tor
Cleveland on the first ballot. NOtwithsIand-
ing this it was admitted that there are few
on the delegation who after the first ballot
may not stand by Grover. Those who are
talked of as not being so earnest
in CleYelund's fight are Delegates Frank
Mofitt, William English aud Stevens.
Several of the delegates, speaking yesteT-
day Of a statement alleged TO have been
made by Judge Archer of San Jose, now in
New York, that any Democratic candidate
but Cleveland could be elected, ii was said
that Judge Archer could not possibly have
made such statement, as he accepted the
place of delegate from the Fifth Con-
mol "a
structed for Cleveland, thing which Judge
Archer did not oppose, though present at
the time.
The following are those who will accom-
pauy the delegation to Chicago: Car /
EX-Judge j. f. Sullivan, w. ID. English,
Michael Tarpey and family, Colonel Thomas
IL. Barry, w. w. F00te and son. Stephen
NJ. White and family, A. P. Butler and
family, j. Laymance, 5. a. ClomaD, Miss
Kelly. Car 2-E. j. ROSenbaum, w. j.
MCGEE, G. S. Patton. 7. NJ. Clarke and
family. ". H. Nelson, l.. A. Whitehurst
and family, j. S. White and family, Frank
MOffit and family, w. j. Hinchllh, Israel
Lawton, Robert Levers. w. w. Phillips.
Z. L. Thompson, ID. w. Hitchcock Car 3
F. d. Campbell, J. L. Graf, Mr.. Lyons and
family, A. MOnteith Miss A. B. Howard, +.
HOugh, 5. X. johnson. Colonel l.. q. Elan
nlEan, }. LANCASTER, Lewis AlernglI6le, u
NJ. COOnS, w. W. Campbell, John y. Byrne,
John Carnage, Colonel A. Andrews and
wife. Car As. Splitting. w. McMiller q.
Rosencrantz. 5. Newman and wife. Jesse ID.
Carr, a. q. Narrell. A. T. Schroeder, Moses
Thaten, A. (. Hyde and family, L. J.
Turner, Z. A. HolbrOOk, L. G. Wheeler, ID.
W. Guptill, }. Gum, John Z. lrish, Lewis
Metzger ana party of four.
The Itinerary OF the delegation train Is as
follows: Leave San Francisco Wednesday
at 80 A. ~, arrive Sacramento 1915 p. NJ;
leave Sacramento 80 P. NJ, arrive COlfax
I 80 P. NJ, arrive Reno IL :0S P. M; leave
Reno II 30 p. NJ, arrive Ogden p. VI.
Thursday; leave Ogden 80 p. NJ Thurs
day, arrive Eyenston 1880 P. NJ, arrive
Green River 1855 A. NJ Friday, arrive
Laramie :25 P. N. Friday, arrive Cheyenne
+ :25 P. NJ. Friday, arrive Omaha II A. NJ.
Saturday, ARRIVE Chicago 7:l5 A. NJ. Sun
daY.