Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-21

The Senator's indecision has greatly ex-
ercised number of the Cleveland
people, but nothing can be done with him,
and Boies is attempting to profit by thesit-
uatiou.
His boomlet is being carefully matured
bv ABOUT 6,OOO Iowans, who swarm in the
hotel corridors and lo0bies making
speeches, distributing circulars, and talk
ing down Everybody They claim 100 votes
on the first ballot but their detailed expla =
nation Of where they are going to get them
is not satisfactory.
The TGmmany tiger was taken out for an
airing this afternoon. The animal is wear
iug a subtued and carewOrn air, which he
vaiuly attempts 10 conceal by forced
sprigltliDess of manner and a hollow
grOwI over two thousand members or the
big organization are scattered among
the lake front hotels, and they are
handled Oy their leaders with the ease OF
discinEned soldiers. At six o'clock this
afternoon they were marShalled Tor q
street parade and made an imposing ap-
pearancc. Surrounding the big Tammany
banner In the rear of tue column was a
SQUAD of Indian warriors IN all the gor-
Eeousness of war paint and further behind
them came the braves Tammany men are
showing bold front and are
making much more noise than yes
terdav but their effort is not
preceptible so sar as direct benefit TO Hill
is concerned. This morning the town Was
wild with rumOrS that Croker, Murphy and
Sheehan had made Overtures for compro-
mise 20 Whitney modelled after this basis:
Cleveland not TO have two-thirdS on
the first ballot so as TO delay his
nomination; all opposed TO Cleveland to
unite on Hill who was 70 be helped Oy
enough Cleveland men to give him over
One-third; then the New York Hill men
were 10 change their vote to Cleveland and
nominate him, thus welding the New York
factions together and allowing Tammany
TO name q Western man as Vice President,
while the anu-Tammany organization
In New York were 10 disOand and
allow Tammany undlsputed possession of
the Empire State lOayes and fishes Mr..
Whitney called a council of war and the
scheme is said 20 have been approved, eX-
cepting the last clause. AS this was insist
ed upOn the deal was declared of. Later
the Hill men were made glad by the receipt
of q telegram from the New York Trades
Assembly, numbering 30O,00O voters, de-
manding the nomination Of Hill Tonight
the Hill men are making enough noise 10
raise the dead, and claim everything in
sight.
The National Committee held a meeting
this afternoon. and dectOsd BY a vote of 2S
10 20 70 make MIR Owens, Of Kentucky,
temporary chairman. With ex-Governor
Campbell, of Ohio, pertinent chairman.
The Cleveland men kicked on Owens, and
Will make a fight on him, Striving 10 sup
plant him with Hon. w. L. Wilson, OF West
Virginia This viii bring on a tpntest at once
and will be q straw iddicafng how the
presidential wind blows III Cleveland
men are hot over the action oil the commit
tee and declare they will fore be fighting
from the moment Chairman ee raps for
o1der, and If they do there wi be fun.
There are over 100 West vi ianS here
and but sixty convention Iets are
available for distribution aft rOviding
fOr.the delegates and alternat and as a
result there were some heart ngS to-
night at o'clock when the button
was made az the West Yirgiui quart
ers. Tnirty-six of the tickets br ad-
mission 10 section "Bn on the foor
I and twenIy-four 10 section ~ gai-
I lery, the latter being very good sing
but OF little account if Dpes
to hear what is said the
stage. The men who got the cts
are happy. Those in the M