Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-09
CLEvELAND IN SEW Yosk.
nr. Hill said to Have Arranged Every
thing satIsfsrtorIly.

New York, September S-Mr. Grover
Cleveland arrived IN this city this morning
from BuZzard's Bay on the Fall River
Steamer Pilgrim He was accompanied
by Don NJ. Dickinson, Chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee, who had
gone up 10 bring the eX-President home
Mr.. Cleveland drove 10 the Victoria Hotel
where he engaged rooms for to-day and to-
morrow. He will return 10 Buzzard's Bay
on Saturday. His hrst caller to-day was
Senator Brown.
Senator BrOwn, who is more in touch
with both Mr. Cleveland and Tammany
Hall than any man here, said to-day 10
reporter after a conference: II have no
doubt that Senator Hill viii come around
all right as will all who opposed Clege-
lands nomination. Mr.. Hill may be con-
sdered peculiar, but he will be found in
the right place when the campaign ends"
Mr.. VIM. &. Whitney had lengthy con-
verSation this morning with Edward Muir
ply, Jr., in the Hoffman House, and after
ward went over and was clOseted with
Chairman Sheehan, of the Democratic
State Committee. Ii was said to-day that
Mr.. Cleveland's purpose in coming 10 this
city was TO receive callers and confer over
the situation.
It's openly stated that on Monday Sena-
tor Hill left here his ultimatum as TO the
terms by which be would take an active
part in the present campaign. The dinner
given by Mr.. Whitney at his residence on
Tuesday evening, az which Chairman Dick
insOn met many prOminet Democrats, and
his subsequent hurried trip TO Gray Ga
bles, bringing with him Mr.. Cleveland on
his return, all point 70 an amicaole COM
promise between the Presidential candi-
date and the statesman from Elmira.
Whitman said this morning that MIR
Cleveland's present visit TO this city was
only one Of many that ne intends TO make
during the campaign.
All the members of the National Execu-
tive Democratic Committee who are in
town called on Mr.. Cleveland during the
course Of the day.
At7:30 o'clock in the evening Governor
Sheehan, Richard Croker and Edward
MurOhv were the distinguished trio who
entered the hotel, and as Iar as could be
learned made their first call on Cleveland
since his arrival Those present at the
dinner were Mr.. Cleveland, Richard Crok-
er, Lieutenant Governor VIM. f. Sheehan;
Edward Murphy, Jr., Don NJ. Dickinson
aud VIM. G. Whitney.
A slfu later arrival was Richard w. Gill
der The dinner was not concluded until
IL 30 O'Clock When the party filed out OF
the ladies' entrance on Fifth Avenue Lieu
tenant Sheehan paired off IN the lead with
Mr.. Croker, Mr.. Whitney came next and
Don NJ. Dickinson walked with Mr.. Muir
ply, all going 10 the Hoffman House.
Mr.. Whitney said that they had very
pleasant dinner and that Mr. Clevelan and
all were well pleased with the outlook.
From what could be gathered from various
sources the result of the conference that
lasted until midnight was that the treaty
Of peace was signed between two factions
of the Democracy in the State and 1t IS
said that Senator Hill and his representa-
tives have been placated ana that the
Senator will speak in the coming campaign.
Mr.. Cleveland's plans are not settled.
He win probably remain al the hotel until
tomorrow night and perhaps later.