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empire state . majority Of the Indiana delegs-
ton declare that he cannot carry Indiana. and
that while the unit rule throws the Connections
vote into the Cleveland column this is done by
a bare majority, and that nearly half the Con-
necticut delegation say that he cannot carry that
state. Thus, they urge, q very grave doubt, TO
say the least, is cast upon CevelAnd's strength
In their states, most important in determining
the November election. All these arguments
are met with the one general statement that the
men who make them do not believe them; that
Cleveland is stronger thsn any other man IN
New York. and that the regularly elected New
York delegates do not represent any one aud
cannot speak with authority on any subject
affecting the sentiment in the state. JPN
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GORMAN DECLINES.
The Maryland Senator is Not
q Candidate.
FIGHT OF NEW YORK REGULARS"
Cleveland Victory in the
Keystone Delegation.
FIGHT OF new YORK aREGULARS'
Tammany Unyislding in Its 0p-
position.
THE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
RAIDING SOUTHERN DELEGATES.

The Opposition to Cleveland Succeed In At
taching Many of Them.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
CHICAGO. June 20.-There has been q heavy
raiding Of the Cleveland lines for the past
twenty-four hours. The anti Cleveland men
have received many reinforcemeats to their
corps of workers, though they have not vet the
active cooperation of the great bulk Of the
delegates, and some very skillful political work
has been done. 1t cannot be discovered at this
early hour in tho day that they have made any
actual break in the Cleveland line, but they
seem to have checked in a measure, the prog
ress Of Mr.. Cleveland toward the two-thirds
necessary for nomination, which it is not
claimed that he has yet reached. They seem
to have caused some enthusiastic Cleveland
delegates to pause and consider, and some ex-
pressions have been got Of willingness to give
up Cleveland If some man with a promise of
being stronger in New York can be brought TO
the front. Besides this it is claimed that certain
doubtful votes have been brought over to op-
position to Cevelands nomination ON the
grounds Of unavailabiiity.
RAID ON SOUTHERN yorrs
The great raid has been on the southern votes
and the west has not been neglected. The
southern Congressman who arrived Saturday
night from Washington were at work bright
and early Sunday morning, and all during the
day and about all night Sunday night they were
holding conferences with the southern and
western delegates. The arguments presented
to the southern delegates were that Mr.. Cleve-
land could not carry New York; that even il be
had IN that state certain votes which no other
democrat could lay claim 10 It was unimport-
ant, in view OF the fact that he was in a quarrel
with the regular democratic organization, upon
which, after all, the party must depend for its
great campaign work. 1t was urged. then,
that the south could not afford TO run apy
risks and that any reasonable doubt Of Mr..
Cleveland's ability to carry the state ought to
prompt all southern delegates to at once take
up someone any one-of the many prominent
democrats who are not involved In the factional
fight Of New lork. They were warned that the
defeat of the democratic candidate in Novem-
Der would probably carry the defeat Of the
party in Congress with it and that that would
mean the enactment of federal election law.
This line of argument being followed up all
day long had an evident effect upon the enthu-
siasm of the southern delegates and the anti
Cleveland men started out this morning feel
ing in much better spirits than at any time be-
fore since the great struggle began. ]. P. NJ
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Hill and Cleveland who have come out boldly
As candidates. though several have been trem-
bling with excitement while they listen TO the
buzzing Of the bee. The reason for this shy
ness appears 70 be that they all apprehend that
by antagonizing Cleveland openly ns long as he
seems to be far in the lead would excite hostil-
ity among the Cleveland people. and that II
Cleveland failed his friends would see that VIC
tory did not fall to the man who contributed to
the fall OF their idol
The attempt to get Morrison 10 claim the
Illinois delegation failed because he Was afraid
OF being accused Of double dealing. and the at
tempt TO throw the same votes to Palmer as .
temporary loan on the first ballet has not
worked right up 20 date. There has been no
trouble about the candidacy OF GRAY OF Indi-
ana, except that II is comparatively unim-
portant and he cannot hold al bis delegation.
The great play from the first has been TO get
German into the field a candidate. hut il has
been evident from the first that be did not care
to antagonize the Cleveland people and did not
care to have his name go before the convention
without reasonable prospect Of success.
Anumber of oftheanti-Clevelandp people have been
dividing their time between working on the dele
gates against the candidate who is not a prophet
in his own state and arguing with Gorman that
he ought to permit the use Of his name a can
didate. The candidate kept in view by the
leaders of the raid on the Cleveland forces,
which was begun Sunday morning. was German.
When they got through their conferences for
the night they announced to Mr.. German that
they had secured pledges Of nearly 400 votes
for him and that he could defeat Cleveland and
have the nomination if he would permit the use
Of his name on the first ballot. They urged
upon him that his remaining longer under cover
made il embarrassing for his friends, the
delegates insisted, when told that Cleveland
should not be nominated. upon having some
candidate named about whom they could rally
, their forces.
During Sunday night Colorado, Wyoming,
Idaho, Nevada, Washington, Montana, Arizona
and New Mexico declared informally that they
were ready to vote for German
The anti-Cleveland managers went to bed at
an early hour this morning with a general
sort Of understanding that Mr.. GOrman's can
didacy would be announced at some time today.
The Maryland delegation and many Of the lead
ing politicians Of Congress have been eager all
along to the extent Of impatience TO have Cor
man enter the field II is stated. but without q
stamp of authority, that the New York vote, the
Ohio vote, the Maryland vote and the vote OF West
Virginia viii go solidly for German, besides his
getting part Of delegates from the south and
| east j. NJ
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NEW YORK's FIGHT ON CLEVELAND.
1t IL Said That the Regulars VIII Hold Out
to the Last Ditch.

1t IL Said That the Regulars VIII Hold Out
to the Last Ditch.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CHICAGO, June 20.-The struggle is now well
defined as one between sentiment and cold poll
tics. 1t is still question which will win. Thus
far sentiment has had the advantage and the
Cleveland boom, propelled by sentiment, is
still in the lead. No one can claim with good
reason that Cleveland has safe sure thing of it,
though the sentiment is Overwhelmingly in his
favor. With good majority Of votes assured
to him on the first ballot the two-third line
seems to be very hard for him TO reach in the
face of the doubt about his strength In New
York.
Mr.. Whitney has presented some very inter
esting and clever arguments to show that
Cleveland has always got more votes in New
York state than Hill or any other democrat,
but this does not altogether overcome the fear
that the SECULAR democracy Of New York will
resent the anront which his nomination would
be to them.
Since Mr.. Whitney's arrival there has not
been as much bitter talk on the part Of the
Tammany men against Cleveland personally
The Cleveland people smile Significantly and
say that Tammany is preparing to yield
Some Of the most responsible of the anti
Cleveland men say that there is another reason
for their being less violent in their method Of
warfare. They say that the anti Cleveland line
is . stone wall and that Mr.. Cleveland win run
against the wall some time before he gets to the
two-thirds line.
There seems to be little question about the
stone wall business But there may be some
doubt as to which dde Of the two-third lire the
stone wall stands. Both sides this morning
we're speaking with absolute confidence, the
Cleveland people saying that their candidate
has 80 near enough to nominate that IT would be
absurd to think that he could not get enough
votes to make up the difference, while the
''antis" insisted that Cleveland could not get
more votes than he now has, but would lose
some Of these and that the opposition would
stand out against him II it made deadlock for
all summer.
No one appears TO bs counting on any Yield
ing ON the part Of the regular New York dslega-
ton.
There 10 probably NO one who has any idea
that Mr.. Hii stands ghost OF . chance of ths
nomination in any event, bat he u in the Aght
to defeat Cleveland, and the New York dsaees-
ton may be relied ON 10 80 any way thss opens
prospect to that tsrminstion.
The story wss out Lest night that an indirect
proposition vas made 10 HAr1iAy eAss The Now
York delegation wonld % - H.stison II shs Penn
sylvania delegation also would give Mn fhsdr
votes, and that Kaxrity's only reply ~ that
the dxty-Sour votes Of Psnnsyivanis weald bs
cast for Cleveland
Ar. Harrity I'D With pslaxion 10 the story
that there had bssn ne dirsss propositinn Of
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. r. r. Ingersoll has
been ordered to examination for promotion.
Passed Assistant Engineer Theodore Burgdof
detached from duty at the University Of
Tennessee and placed on waiting orders
Assistant Engineer George W. Danforth de-
tached from duty at the New York navy yard
and ordered to the Philadelphia. Commander
Frederick X. Smith has been placed on the re-
tired list from June IS, 1892.
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nj the Minneapo-
lie convention.
The TammAny
people are ready
TO give very sub
stantial encour-
agenent TO most
any faNorite son
who will give his
people the privi-
lege Of voting FOR
HIM. but some
how the fsyorite
sons have been
very shy. Boies
and Gray are the
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MOVEMENTS OF SILvER.-The issue Of stand
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Offices during the week ended June IS, 1892,
was $40 i04. The issue during the correspond
ing period Of last year was S317, 1893 The ship
ment Of fractional silver coin from the lst 10
the 18th instant aggregated S622, 1888.
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NAVAL MovEMENTs.-The jamestown has
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SECRETARY FOSTER and the party Of Treas
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