The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
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CmcAdo, June 1O.-The atmosphere
tonight is very Clevelandish. 1t is
"ClCyeland," "Cioveinnd" everywhere.
Even the arrival OF the Tammany dele.
CATION with flying banners and bands OF
music had no effect. The Cleveland
chorus seemed to swell the more.
When at seven o'clock several trains
iull Of Iowans came in with Boies BAN
ners tho Cleveland yelIs grow louder.
For, Notwithstanding the annou' cement
that the Iowa man would have first
place or none tho majority of the Cleve-
lundites declared that the ticket will be
Cleveland and Boies. At but one hotel
is there anything liken an anti-Cleve-
land demonstration tonight and that
is the Auditorium, where the Tatnmany
delegation is quarLered.
CLEVELAND or TIE THIRD BALLOT.
| find no Cleveland enthusiasts who
confidently predict the ex-president's
nomination on the first ballot, but there
are bets with no takers that he will get
there not later than the third ballot,
after the various favoritc sons have been
given the usual complimentary votes.
There is no actual combine against
Cleveland, although thers has been
much talk OF one. The fact is the op-
position can't agree on a candidate.
THEY CAN'T AGREE.
1t is with them anything to beat
Cleveland, but when asked what any
thing means, they can't say. 1t isn't
the Sabbath here. Although it Is Sun
day everything is wide open and the
din Is deafening. Unlike a recent oc-
casion Of similar character at Mime
apoIis there are no cheers and counter
cheers, there are simply cheers and
they are all one way. There are plenty
OF anti-C Cleveland men, but their voices
are drowned in the overwhelming roar
ior the ex-Presidont.
CLEVELAND MEN ORGANIZED.
1t is easy to see that the Cleveland
people are organized and are working
Systematically. The opposition have
no fixed purpose but to oppose, How
ever, with the swelling OF the tide to-
morrow the aspect OF things may
change. Atpresent Cleveland has tho
town, and the seething swaying masses
throughout this great city arc practi-
cally one way tonight.
WEST VIRGINIA REPRESENTATIVES,.
At the West Virginia headquarters at
the Palmer House there are lively
times. The train that left Wheeling at
1880 last night arrived here five hours
late; that means it was very late in the
evening getting here. 1t was detained
by the storm east OF Newark, and at 6
o'clock this morning the West Virginia
delegation awoke TO find itself down in
the vicinity OF Columbus, The train
had to go by that city and upthc Hook:
ing Valley road to Fostorla, couple OF
hundred miles out of the way, The
storm had caused washouts, and fully
seventy.ive West Nirginians were on
the train, including ex-senator Camden
and his party in his private cur, The
boys are principally Quartered at the
Palmer house, the Sherman and the
Gait house, and appear to be having a
good time.
HOW WEST VIRGINIA STANDS.
There has been no organization of the
West Virginia delegation. A meeting
for that purpose will be held tomorrow
at ton o'clock. 1t is not likely that the
delegation will cast its solid vote for
Cleveland on the FIRST ballot. Col. st.
Clair is said to be unalterably for Hill
or German, aud there are two others
who will vote against Cleveland. Col.
ToRey will vote for Cleveland, as mat
tiers stand now, but seems to think some
other man would be sure winner. Mr..
Camden is for German il his name sbe.
fore tic convention, which is not prob.
able. Capt. Charles Wells, who is q
prophet, says it looks like Cleveland
will be nominated, but he will not bet
on II. q. y. d.