New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-22
AUTHORIZATIONS NOTES.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS OF THE POPU-
LIST GATHERING.
"cYcroNE'' DAVIS OvERsHADowED BY coNEfs
sON-IN-LAw-CARL BROWNE AND nj" WI
pEss OF PEACE-pRIFT OF OPINION
IMONG THE DELEGATES.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuNE.l

| FAY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuNE.I
| ror,s Julv21-"Cyclone" Davis, the picturesque
roxan is no longe. the cynOsure OF all eyes III the
| hotel rotundas He has rival. Carl browne vi
| Coxey's Army fame Is In town lie Is the chali-
| mon Of the District of Columbia delegatoh' Ills
| costume and appearance are even more S'iAins
,,or those ~ Davis The ex-frst lieutenant OF tho
! dcfunct Commonweal Army Is compacus pu"'
man. with the regulation Populistic chih "hsAe's.
| ,ad ,r y dark Prince Albert coat and high-heeied
| oubov boots But his browning glory Is MS nat.
II Is a white sombrcro of the Ncw-.iexicam ~.
| with brim that projects laI ose' ,b's mornine
| broad shoulders. In conversation ths ""oi"''s
| Browne said: ,, IN, chairman IL in.
strcted for Bryan. Aside from tnat am s...c'
sunnorter Of Bryan think that he Is relncaIna-
ton Of Andrew Jackson. lie is at heart ropu ,,
and in sympathy with the cause OF huhiah'! ""'''
| ne advocates
| ,,s,ne incident occurred the parlor floor
| OF the Lindell Hotel this afternoon II WINS NJ,
,ng ~ Judge Allen, Associate Justice OF the ou-
| r,o Court Of Kansas, a delegate to the Conveh-
,,on and ". A. Ruggles delegate from Pottowa-
| tor,,c County Okla The two men nav aI,is,
rowing darkbrow boards dress vs We , m are
nhsarvoble When they came together a s,a tr
look came into the eyes of both Ihey Son ciasnca
inoineh' a. oach beron telling the other how hand
some he was The resemblance was rr rna, sa,i
an% me two doubles seemed to derive sr.as s tr
Snt,on from the fact that each had Decn taken ior
| senator PETER. Of Kansas, severai "'"e''
Martin +. Tew. of Minnesota SAD TO-DAY.
,h,nt that Mr.. Bryan will be nominated without
'"'''N , n"',,,, - any one else than Mr. Bryan Is
| .,o nm I am confident that 1t will be Mr.. Io"he'
| .,xho, will he done about Vcc-Presidcnt!
| .some man will have to be chosen ior Secono
| ,ooo from the South The party uo,sn s.u aau,
relish the idea Of taking up o M1 wealth The
OF ms nil, never accept him az the Popuiist c'"u-
date"
| ,>,, parLin one Of the conspicuous delegates
,.,T ohio saws that If Coxey would allow the use Oh
| Mia name he would get the SOHO vote III '"o 49,
| ,,on from that State 'Our people nv S'''' "
| w, or, strongly inclined TO the Endorsement Vi
not WHY ,. aao now however that are IN a very
ad noson. and that 1t is going to take some
~ ,oo ae,,r,ne 10 get out of IT,. The great mis-
L uas ma de in not holding our convention az a.
70 ua had done so and had put up s.L9's ,ai W.. -
II we h naform the Democrats would have been
niaced lust where we are now: , uo nd nnx we
pnadcrs failed to grasp the situatloh ,l'a NJ" -
a 70 face queer situation II we indorse nryrn'
we will lose great many voifS w se put up an nd-
VIII, man Either way We are in an unconior'-
| abe fix.
,,a daieoates will be scarce at the Populist Con-
,.on,,on At the most there will not be over thirty
o, nresent and they are all from inc SOUTH repre-
| r.,,g districts IN Alabama. Mississippi. Arkansas
| 80, Taxas ] H. Bel. Of Forth Worth. Texas. Ia
| no
Wv oloreA delegate is n Midde-of-the Road man.
| A, M, see how a Populis can be a Populist and
| 80 tho nominee of any other party. or course,
,. suvcr IL good thing but there are other things
| - ,,,nor;an, and that Is why every Popullst should
| ~res"rve hs individuality; the Peoples Party IS
he oniv reform party and IL therefore the only one
| me-, e y''y ,~n hiring about needed reformation Our
wiz, WIZ. "a n Young but strong, and II we do not
PAL ;;b;s fall we will gain 50 much strength that we
wiz man but there are better men right IN our
own party. and my coored brethren want 10
zee one Of them nominated m nov picIge' 10 any
se see al, Texas Is solid against Bryan"
.>.," Ward Fitzgerald, OF West Virginia. OF
A ori.nt supporters OF Bryan's candidacy this
,,.,o,, said: THE delegates from our State are
o,d for Bryan and will remain so The Populist
o, will 20 70 Bryan In any event. whether he Is
nominated not. There Is no othcr TAX In our
ct, but for the young Nebraska statesman. l want
- ,,.o Won little piece of bad news for the Repub-
ucans and that u.s. that West Virginia is going for
, srver bv 80 Coz OF course. 1t doesn't amount "a
much but want TO tell you something that inter
.s,s me Everybody remembers Professor Phleg-
ling the great German asirSioeer. VINO cast such ar
acrIirate horoscope Of Mr. Cleveland. and predicted
maj M the close Of his Administration ne would be
outside the ranks OF bis own party Well. when
Hrvnn was nominated tecgraphcd - The pro.cs soi
The exact hour and minute OF his nomination. and
the circumstances surrounding II. have In my
pocket letter from Phlegllng; In which he gives IN,
ton through the harinomzng OF al elements. H.
goes TO say that McKlnley VIII be abandoned by
HIS closest friends and VIII meet an Overwhelming
reverse"
Texas ia going to run this Convention and die.
tate the nominations" Judge Lee W. Galloway. o.
Corscana remarked to-day. He sitting be
side Barnett Gibbs In the Texas headquarters al
the Southern Hotel. when he declared that Jerom,
c. Kearby, OF Dallas. herafded as the 0uberna