The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-16
WATCHING FOR CLEVELAND
CHAIRMAN THACBER VIII TRY TO
INTERIIEW THE PRESIDENT.
TIE Treasurer ~ the Democratic state
COmtuittee wouis Atso tiks 70 see Hiu,
.Iobu -. Kelley u tOr Htti, aad Ne
neeIlnes 90 siEn the wheeler retltion.

| tOmnlttee Wouid Atso 1.tks to see Hir-
--,Iohs n. Kelley - tor Hili, sas So
| neeiiues 60 Sisn the wheeler Petttton
The Hon. John Boyd Thncher was the sol,
commandant on deck at Democratic state Head.
quarters yesterday Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan had
gone to Buffalo 10 take part in the Congress
| Assembly, and City Conventions, and will not
| return TO the Park Avenue Hotel before Thurs
| day morning. James r. Woodward, President
| OF the Hanover National Bank, and custodian
| OF the Democratic campaign funds John A. Nc
| Call, and ex-senator Charles =. MCClelland OF
| Dobbs Ferry. were among the Democrats who
| called on Mr.. Thncher. Mr.. Woodward has col
| lected a respectable campaign fund. IL may he
said now that there Is money enough for all
| legitimate expenses
| Mr.. TEACHERS mind was hardened looking up
railroad and steam boat time tables. Mr.. Thatcher
Is personal friend Of the President and OF Sec
rotary Lamont, and Of Bob Maxwell. Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General. Mr. Thacher
says that IL il time the Cleveland Administra-
tion manifested some interest In the Democratic
campaign in this Democratic state. Tho Prcsi-
dent is exec ed in New York any day now on
his way from Buzzartl's bay to Washington. and
Mr.. Thatcher will make a effort to see him IL he
comes within hundred miles Of New York and
ask him to say something substantial for the
ticket headed by senator Hill. MIR. ThaCher has
been in communication with Mr.. Lamont and
Mr.. Maxwell. both of whom attended the Cere-
monies AT hohaha fatent over the uhVeilihgo OF
u'e s.e'"e F" h""ert Morrls' hrSb He'rct"ry VI
the lreasurS. u was eApec'cu 'hal Mr. Lamont
and Mr.. Maxwell would return TO Washington
ny the way OF NeW hork, ana MI lhacheF mas
been on the lookout for them.
Mr.. Woodward. as well as MIR. Thatcher, would
like 10 see the President and Mr.. Lamont aud
Mr.. Maxwell The President has always been n
liberal contributor to Democratic campaign
FUNDS IN the years when he was candidate for
tne iresoency IN 1853 Mr. Cievelahd sent ms
check Tor sl'0oO; III 1883 he sent his check Tor
$1,000. and in the campaign two years ago Mr..
.t,a."sn , ~ 'n , was to' Sao, 1,,". anu
N'er"""' "S 'he eAsehCieNoi 'he shuatIon
became nns greater he increased this amount to
r,,.,a ,,,, . -., =, o..,,,..,.. ,.o....,
=. :" ~, :, ~ s,l .. 49,. $50,
in very handsomely for senator Faulknor's
ton, and the personal friends Of Bob Maxwell
say that he has in private conversation at wash
But when Mr.. Thatcher tries to get into com.
m M, Oh WIN Mr' MA"en ae Is not sus'e
ful. Mr.. Thacher believes that In the end Mr..
somsthins 70 saw in NOR 90 Senator uni,s cour.
80. as, r,ia ,.o,,s,, a. 81, aari oo,,.a
ageous nght. ms, though' - only conjecture
will endeavor to see the President when he
passes Mr Tbaebsr saiS tSs, ,%sr. were evidence,
coming in daily from all parts of the state that
ton in New York and in Kings is not agreeable
to Senator Hill or to Mr.. Thacher and his asso-
ciate campaigners, but it is their belief that
within a short time al OF the hil!ocks VIII be
cro,s ,yiu coo ,hair ,,o,, cI.a- 10 .,.nd hahind
their intrepid leader Mr., Tbacher received last
night copy of the letter which John ID. Kelley.
,',,, Tross,,r.r 80 pronrr,n a.n, ,a., -,
Rosert b. Baker: Secretary Of the " Democratic
i hSr9rm nj, Somm I which has n%minated
governor Mr. Kelley writes the letter 10 Mr
Baker Baker; IN reply to Mr, Baker, REQUEST for NJ
keiiey signature TO the wheeler petition Mr..
must resPee,fnliy decline to sign ySnr petition
: :re loyalty to act with in all State and national poll
MIR. Kelley, further on in his letter says that
the saratoga Convention by endorsing itS action
so far AS as regards the platform and candidates,
save the nomination OF q single candidate; its |
tive snimates the policy that strikes at t single
candidate, and he, the unwilling leader, who |
ino tnah any other memoer OF that Conyen-
gates 10 participate in al its deiISerstions" Mt
Kelley continues: N1''
!, 4. val 80, ,,., ,,-o,us o,,u so.,,
dota FOR GoSssnop 1hnn, am TO-, ~ me oiy
endorsed on the single condition OF his assured sc
ceptance OF the nomination. Ii Il Just lie manly in
he lace OF these facts for our 10 attempt
stan me leader In the back while nshtinE under
en,r e s @ hoW san 2. mansined TX any
pisinly an nnot csndidste" Nhicb IN o1r n rnn.n
luton only applies TO municipal matters should
logically have broader appIicat ion how say can
We charge his unnness in view OF the fact that
own KaiIanf leader MT shepard the unbending. un.
l1" OF lie onS.n,ian n, sucn AFTER me
" as made Known deciaped his pnrnosas ~ nnn n
or ,oting Tor him appisuded his conciusiop thaps
and have not changed my Views since. ~
Mr. Kelley declares that he IA NO, In .ymna,b,
with n circular sent ont NV tba sham ~ nap"nis:
which In nor directiv Nv imniics,torP IT,
maiiZes the large mass Of the Democratir ynt.rs
0f this state as "sordid and corrunt I" SeitHaS