The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-21
-. ,,o onest socIoi organization. IN

,..bip and the Chicago Club. wnich Is said
~. IN. most perfect clubin America These
',,hs have extended privileges to visitors
,,s,sIy Tho young men OF tho Union Club.
,anI,dinc Col. sam Raymond and George Will
10. who is n candidate for Congressman Mt
largo against Physical Wreck" Cen. John
= nit ardent Republicans as they are. have
49, osrncially kind to visitors. and their
,ssmtiful club house In Washington square is
.,oyoritr pace o! escape from the turmoil OF
the hotels
TIL, fights over the pictures o! the candi-
,,os which were n feature at Minneapolis.
.to hciug repeated here. In tho corridor Of
,ho rolmer House there have been from half
aozon 10 a dozen hand-to-hand conflicts. Tho
corridor was first used by the Boies mon for
tbn display OF their pictures OF Boies. When
,ho Cleveland men opened a headquarters
,hcre they divided tho right. Tint was the
hoeinnIng OF tho war. At frat tho Boies mon
,,ro down tho Cleveland pictures IA fast rs
,hay wcrc Put up The Cleveland mon retail
.,sd nv tearing down Boics pictures. Then
N. Hill mon stepped In. They had no head
,nortcrs n. tho hotel md the proprietor OBJ
;cc,cd. The rival shouters brought pictures
into tho hotel fastened to umbrellas and sticks.
Then came tho conflict. Each man tried to hold
hs picture higher than the other. and the
friends Of tho men with the pictures would
,cach and try to tear down the pictures OF the
onposlng candidates. 1t would be bin! bangl
for n minute and then the police. more plenti-
,ul than at Minneapolis, would step In and
stop the row. The crowd In the hotel was all
Cleveland this afternoon. When some one
.nugg ed picture Of Hill into the House and
suspended it from the rotunda balcony it was
greeted with Kisses mingled with faint at
tempt at cheers. The Palmer management at
once sent threo policemen aloft to tear down
tho emblem. The officers were met by indt-
yidunls whose cloduence was too much for the
b,uecoats. A hand-to- hand encounter seemed
imminent when Cleveiandite forced his way
TO the balcony. and. amid wild cheers from
those beneath. settled tho affair By pinning
I'll, photograph o! Cleveland over that OF Hill.
At the same time other men took down all
Bocs's pictures within reach and attached
them to tho lower end Of Cleveland's picture.
Gov Peck Of Wisconsin laughed to-dny when
asked II he had heard that his name was being
jnvornbly mrnt Toned for the tail OF the kite. no
matter who the head might be,
What AMI me without tns b ere he de;
Than Than take tho otflce. think / should have
sD E f want at the S % Ga tho ss ss
President. There is lust one inducement
for me- to go down there. and that Is
shooting They, tell me he is the. crack shot
Of the ragged club but l guess could give
him a close rub, ! could tell yIG,n ;, good
for the M II II, oaa you people down
The Cleveland rank and Ale are shouting for
Boies for Vice-President. and they couldn't do
The name Of Holes. the Iowa men say. viii not
se s for first place. Il he is beaten for that s
that they would prefer to elect, him to
rather than permit him to be Vice-President
and sit in the Senate for -four. years, They say
R 5 es sh sna b. sse H pps sS Sop
dent four years hence. while II he is sent to the
tation TINT will make a popular demand for his
nomination for the Presidency then.
held is mass OF dirt and boards: In conse-
rees GeG sfo fR Sem he1ss he
lowed II the builGins and that MAJ ches must
s sas' 81 i,s s Ies
Z Ss so% and in about
Shehss smelied Yellow Pine after il has been
sasea Win ha water VII be gad that ne didn't
that Of herring salad after it. has been stand.
ina, three or four days. The building is visited
s By E Se hy ana sr The
ii q safe structure for 10000 persons to sit
In There is general apprehension that
something is going to happen.
The Wisconsin mon here are bluff fellows.
end to- hy speea
consisting sons Es,,s =: - EEsmIeG: ss5seaRt.st
yslI Of Eim:sa called on the WisconsI in
delegation gel =, &C., I" address them on tho sub
W a; the sndsks and ssr IS
finished whath. mad TO say n member OF the
Wisconsin delegation ask him whether the
for Mr.. Cleveland il he. was nominated.
", 70 p, what organization do you refer p asked
TO ammany. Of course" was the reply.
~ Lam wearing a Tnmmany badge" replied!
S Ss CSnGreissm1on RTt am pot member Of
them that viii support TIE
RRominee Of this Conception whoever he may
Ss be Stas he
AT this .juncture. and Notwithstanding the
ctthat the meeting. was an executive SEES.
nvd To addrsss e. an
tnuslastic ClnSel md man arose and proposed
three three cheers fo,the ex. President. Before they
VI
the Iamnany committee. said:
Gem! emen. we are too loyal to Mr.. Hill to
remain here in the face OF such an insult. We
a:e here nj your invitation. but we did not ex-
pect such d!scourteous treatment as this. We
are for Dayi; B Hill first last and always.
Therefore, We will withdraw from your pres
The rammany men had n parade this after
noon: The whole delegation. numbering
ABOUT 800 and 300 more from Brooklyn and
interior counties. formed in front OF tho Le-
l msnd behind Chicago band Of 100 pieces
IN Ihere was an immense silk banner at the head
o. ne procession This was carried nv four
c Sh,el IN full feather. The line Of march In
ciun.d the streets whore hotels OF note are
sluatrd. ana at most OF tho hotels there was
crowd which chcered. In n carriage at the
fEHnI Of. the paraders was lifo-size crayon Of
cNew iorks handsome Mayor. Hugh !.
Uhan.i cnme TO town to-day. lie has been In
thsSlhlcK o. the fight all day. His experience |
Il new lork City politc has been OF inestima-
CC,vaLnniue, with Chairman Murphy and Mr.. |
ffi,ster and other New Workers he has made it |
BUSINESS to end"avor to convince tho dele |
S sa,~,irom Republican States that the Demo- |
Eamm and doubtful! States cannot be carried |
%Geve!and One characteristics ofthe Mayor |
j. mat no does not slop over. With ali |
sne 9cumon of his SCOTCH Irish parantage'
ne brings arguments to supnnrt Siss |
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