Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
ne Lot Of New York Demo-
Gratis Not Happy.
l0yER BETWEEN TWO FIRES
. Anti Tann2nyItes Want . Separate
Ticket and Tsmmz y WIN Prob
ably Kalfe Mr.. Cleveland

wished That ne Was back AZ Buzzard's
Bay again II was predicted that hls
vlst at this time would furnish some
alng of sensation. and lt has done SO
feAdy. lt has also furnished Mr..
sveland with few very unpleasant
oeriences. The ex-presldenl's
,ssnee IN New York Is con-
..ned two ways by two differ
ent brands OF democrats, and
you can accept either one
with the ASSURANCE mat both contain a
few facts and great deal OF ncuon.
managers At democratic headquaT-
AZ Mr.. Cleveland has come down
-0fnplete some plans for nls move
= dunag the campaign and the
aractsr aad time of MS speeches IN
west. The other wing OF the party
- " as visit IS TO settle the difference
ietween Tsmmany and MS enemies,
"a they dont care rap about any
rs that concern the rest OF the coun-
so long as the local row is settled TO
ir liking. which most assuredly lt
- De.
Rival Lseai Tickets.
ball there De local ticket nomi-
ed IN New YORK city IN opposition
D the regular Ianmany tckete TINS
"a the question that Is sgItatIng both
wings Ot toe democracy. Members of
antl-snAppers' committee maintain
= their only object IN wanting two
Sets - 20 bring out a full vote. Ex-
'retary Whitney says II there Is but
ticket for the local Offices. the
oaai ticket will suffer badly.
it did IN 1850, when Mr.
ee was elected mayor by
20 majority. The evil OF
snFd ticket. however, is that it might
hurt the party throughout the country,
as the people might think there is lot
of trading going On The county dem
cefacy, through It's committee of thirty.
It's meeting last night, decided TO
inmate city and county tickets.
mmaoy hall was denounced by sew
| speakers, who CLAIMED that that
.anizatIon was preparing 10 ssll out
electoral ticket, and that Mr..
svelsnd's campaign must be IN the
ads Of hls friends.
Don Diekinsos Opposes It.
lon VI. Dickinson. chairman OF the
upaIgu committee, said TINS morn
that no was opposed to an anti
Rmany local ticket. While reluctant
speak fully upon the matter, he de-
4 III provoke dlscord among the up
country democrats, and suy benefit
that might be gained In the city
trough a thnd ticket would be lost
the country. The idea of the
rd ticket does not meet with
yor among the leaders at
tiOnal headquarters This morning
q democratic leaders were all busy
attendance upon Mr.. Cleveland. Ex-
1ayOr Grace, leader of the anti-snap-
iers. expresses himself strongly in favor
pf the independent ticket. There IL
iargs class in the city VINO are opposed
90 Tammany. lie saws, however, that
Il the men who are running Mr.. Cleve-
lands canYass insist that there shall be
no ticket, ne will keep out of the move-
ment. Mr.. Croker, the Tanimsny
ehiettsIn, declines 20 say word
SIN Further Complicated.
The political situation in New York
state was still further complicated to-
aight by ~tlure OF the democratic
state committee 10 nominate a candi-
date for chief justice OF the court of
appeals. As stated IN the call the
committee was cailei 20 order for the
purpose n nOluinating a chief Justice
aud the fact that tEls was not done
wss a surprise 20 the uninitisted. 10
bad been tscitly Understood that the
domination was totall TO Judge Rufus
Peckham. but it - probable that the
seton Of the county democracy on
thursday night when it declared for
Independent local nominations so IN
Censed the state committee tbatit altered
ia determination or a. least postponed
the nominatlon until assured that the
thiri ticket ldsa had been abandoned.
z was also stated that the failure TO
ominate was due 90 the opposition of
fugn Mclaughlin who has candi-
ate IN the person OF William c. Nc
,ewitt Of Brooklyn. 10 - openly ss-
ertsd that should the anti. snappers per-
st In nomlnat ng NcDswItt, j udge Ear
Or, ,possblyJudge Isaac Maynard would
q named and that the poStpOnmeut
~ nomination was for the purpose OF
giving he auti-snsppers time 10 con-
sidsr the situation. A COMMITTEES con-
sistsrg of " Hourke Cochran. Sss. w.
ixe .ay and Clinton Beckwlth vas
lointed to decide ali questions in
sri % the electoral ticket. The
- committeeman were opposed TO
veland's nomination At Chicago.
Cf@r-t.sa ssra~.tis spp~.ied 60
Sev.ral important conferences we're
.eld " Tn Mr.. Cleveland at the Victoria
aotsl today. TIE national campaign
camu ttee including Messrs. Hsrrity
pirF' son, German. Sheshan, Briee,
aey. Smaliey and Quincy. the
sbseutees beng Senator Ransom
Norto Csroiina. Congrs ssasn Cable
UinoIsand +. Z. Wall Of Wisconsin.
he first consultation which lasted
xo Rour% Immediately after
So ture a delegation Of the
cox comm istee arrived and
= pertaining - the state cam
we're discussed. The chef
Of discussion was the pre-
third uckef Of the county
rscy. It wss urgently recon
{ mat Mr. Cleveland u-e his in
for the ahr0gat8on of such
re. Delegations from Iowa and
- called on Mr. Cleveland Mr..
4aad vas busy al the evening an
lsdnight William G.. Wntnev
feft the room throughout tne
x Darng the evening repre-
called from the regu sr
asbon aud from tncse who
ieafrf. ~ the Svrsers
6 Among the former we're
General ssenuaie sad it1ls-
aosevelt. AmoBx the sssser.
A. Ierke and 81. G. BsisfsB
sro4 tae couutv democracy.
"A CrakeF ssfsBed over 81
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