Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
BOUND FOR CHICAGO.
What Il Said Among Delegations to the
Democratic Convention.

New YoRE, June 1s.-About 800 members
of Tammany Hall from the uptown dis
trict left in the two trains from Grand
Central depot for Chicago this morning,
the first leaving at $40 and the second az
1910. The first was IN charge OF senator
Plunkett and the second III charge or 70
lice-Judge Mcmahon. Each tram con-
sisted of eleven ceIs. bearing no outward
SIGN except a canvas on a car. of each tram,
on which were printed the words. Tam
many Hall Delegation The first train
contained delegations from the twenty
first. twentieth. Fifteenth, Eighteenth,
and Seventeenth Assembly Districts.
In the second train were delegations
from the Nineteenth. Twenty-second,
Twentv-third. and Twenty-fourth Assem-
Div Districts. There was plenty Of pro-
visions on the train.
The general opinion of the delegates was
for Hill. with Flower as a possibility.
Senator Plunkett will stop off az Albany to
assume the duties If Governor IN the ab-
sence Of Flower and Sheehan.
CREsrLISF, o.. June 1S.-On the Column
ban express which passed through here
this morning on the way 10 the Chicago
convention were Congressman Catchlngs
of Massachusetts, and Clarke of Alabama 4;
General 81. Clair, delegate at large from
West Virginia: ex-COngressman IoreY, of
MuS-Hr UuSf1I~. ATtLttdl lDiI' .
of PENNSYLVANIA. president OF the Democra-
tic League OF Clubs: Hon. Lawrence Gard
ner. of Washington. secretary OF the Demo-
cratic League Of Clubs, and Frank Stevens,
of Baltimore.
The sentiment Of the train was decidedly
for German. The statement was made
that Senators Carlisle and Hill had de-
clared that Cleveland was unavailable as n
candidate al this time in view of the discOrd
l. a hot ftt..r. ha4
20 Chicago for the purpose of so declaring.
General Black had called a meeting of the
Executive Committee of the League of
Clubs at the Auditorium Hotel tonight.
Monday the full committee Will meet and
decide when the Convention OF Demo-
cratic Clubs shall meet. IL Is practl-
cally settled that IT will be held IN New
York city about the middle OF September.
General Catchlngs SAID TO reporter that
he was expecting letter TO be received in
Chicago from Cleveland expressing doubts
Of the wisdom OF nominating him. II was
said that ex-Secretary Bayard would
champion the cause Of the Syracuse dele
gates before the Committee on Credentials.
In tins connection il was SAID that the
regular New York delegation would walk
out of the convention if the Syracuse
delegates were recognized in any way.
This statement is quoted rs coming direct
from Senator Hill.
YANEToN, s. D.. June 1s.-Ihe South Ds-
kota delegation TO the National Democratic
Convention left for Chicago yesterday
afternoon. Bartlett Trip. who Is chair
man of the delegation, asserts that the
delegates from South Dakota are all
friendly to Cleveland. but they have had
no further conference.
JACKSON. Miss. June 1s.-The delegation
from Mississippi to the convention Will
leave here this evening for Chicago, arriving
there Sunday afternoon.
BALTINoEE. June ls.-The Calumet Club.
the representative club of the organized
Democracy of Maryland, started at /
o'clock to-day for Chicago ria the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. This delegation
numbered about 1000 men. TIE uniform
is blue cloth suit and white high nat.
There is also the regulation cane. The
MARYLAND colors are worn upon the lapel
OF the coat. fine band of music and "A
drum corps accompany the club.
.ELmIRA, n. Y, June 1S.-About 100
prominent Elmira Democrats, friends OF
Senator Hill, have arranged TO leave Elmra
at 1890 o'clock tomorrow morning on q
special train TO attend the Democratic
National Convention III Chic ago.
Two Sections of the Flying Dutchman
Garry the Virginia Delegation.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l
STANTON, Va, June 1S.-The Virginia
delegation to the National Democratic
Convention passed here this evening in
double column in double-quick time on
the Chesapeake and Ohio's Flying Dutch
mgn, running in two sections. In the
first section the Cleveland men seemed to
be in charge. When the DISPATCH CORE
spondent boarded this tram in the dele
gates private Pullman he saw Hons. Basil
Il. Gordon. John Goode, John 4. Ryan,
TAYLOR Berry, s. V. Southall. and Henry
Stuart, delegates. Others with these dele
getes were Senator Edward Echols. Col
onel Ham. Shepherd, Hon. @. Z. Nicol,
Captain III. q. Preston, Messrs. Howell
Miller. of Rappahaunock. and William A.
Mar bury, of Baltimore.
THE SECOND SECTION
After the first section pulled out from
Staunton the second section hove in view
Colonel Charles OBJ. Cowardin and w. ID.
Chssterman. of the DIsPATcH, and the lat.