New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
r.1K NOW OF CLEVELAND.
.,oarEp PURPOSES OF soUND-MoNEY
DEMOCRATS.
,r,ry THAT HE MAY HEAD A THIRD
rxrr WITH CARLISLE. PERHAPS. foh
,xn pI.ACE-INrERPRETATI OF
49,, ,v,uTNEY's UTTERANCES.

team, Democrats Of the Anti-Snapper
-. Al not hesitate to say that the signs OF the
r. ~ ru,,nt 10 the placing OF third ticket In the
18th G,over Cleveland for President and
John c. Carlisle. Of Kentucky, for the
ssccnd place.
-. continent pervades the Reform cub,
49,, ,s made up In q large measure of Mr.
.,.rd's personal friends. 1t is one OF the
W. .screts OF the Reform Club that Secretary
n,..v and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! Don NJ Dick
have visited Mr. Cleveland at Gray Gables
:. ..k his acceptance of the nomination at the
...a. NJ a Sound Money Democratic Convention.
=. rnfayorable report has been received from
..v Gables and the Democratic gold standard
-, are cheered by the belief that Mr.. Cleveland
IN lead them In their fight against free silver.
,,,s violating no confidence to say that such
-.u.known sound-money Democrats as Charles
9 rairchild Charles j. Canda. former treasurer
:, the Democratic National Committee ex-Post-
ro.ser-General Wilson 8. Bissell. of Buffalo;
v.vsl'Ofcer c. c. Baldwin ex-chairman OF the
rounty Democracy; ex-Congressman John DE
WIT Warner. Franklin d. Locke and ]. G. Mil
hum Of Erie County; John D. Herman, of Utica;
,.,rongressman Charles Tracey, OF Albany:
Everett p Wheeler and Theodore Sutro OF
y.w-York and Edward NJ. Shepard. St. Clair
vcKelvay and Frederick w. Hinrchs. Of Brook
,vn are ardent supporters OF the scheme to make
the President their candidate in the fight against
free silver and will take an active part in the
MAN for a third ticket with Mr.. Cleveland at
its head.
8 PLAN OF THE REFORM PARTY.
The project Of the Democratic Party Reform
Organization to cali a State convention and
Mace In the field an electoral ticket. with candi-
dates for State officers and to elect full dele
sation 10 the proposed Democratic Sound Money
National Convention, has been practically agreed
upon u less the State convention Of the regu-
lar Democracy shall decide to repudiate tho
heresies OF Bryan and declare for horest money
II is almost certain that encourag. ment Will be
riven 10 the nomination Of sound-money Demo
Gratis In every Congress and Assembly district
az the State This is the programme OF the
Democrats who are to rally under the emblem
a the full-rigged ship. and who polled 27.IU2
votes In the election of 1S94
II is also believed In certain quarters that WILL
IAN c. Whitney Is not averse to the scheme OF
nominating Mr. Cleveland. 1t Is not doubted
among those who have been In association with
him IN the last few weeks that he would be found
In the front rank Of the Presidents supporters.
Inst now Mr.. Whitney is at work doing his best
to prevent hasty action on the part OF Tammany
Hail IN the matter Of ratifying the Bryan and
sewall ticket He has had many conferences
with the wigwam leaders and the present delay
Ia ascribed largely to his efforts. Ex-Mayor
Hugh ]. Grant was among those who conferred
nth Mr.. whitney yesterday. The ex-Mayor.
who was a delegate to the Chicago Convention |
earnestly opposes the Bryan and freesilver In |
sanity Mr.. Grant declined to talk about his In |
terview with Mr. Whitney yesterday. but he said |
"A great deal of work has been done in the last |
few Gays to prevent action on the part Of Tam |
many Hall before the State Convention meets. |
Tammany must not be driven from its position OF
regularity"
MR.. wHITNEYs STATEMENT.
Many Republicans were inclined to disagree
strongly with Mr. Whitneys criticisms Of the
Republican leaders and candidates in his state
ment made public on Thursday night. No one,
however. was disposed to be severe upon its
author They thought that. II Mr. Whitney
would carefully examine the utterances OF
Major Mckinley since Anarchy and Populism
raised their heads in the Chicago Convention.
Ind the uniform policy Of the Republican press
md leaders to award the full need Of praise to
sound money Democrats who have come out
against free silver and the debasement Of the
currency he would discover that he had spoken
Without sufficient cause
A prominent Tammany Democrat. who has
,een at work since the Chicago Convention aid
ng to prevent his organization from breaking
way from the ancient Democrats. said yester-
lay:
whitney Is all right. II was policy for him
o chuck brick al the Republicans Just now.
His cause strengthens his influence with the or
lanization and sound money Democrats who
annot make up their minds Just yet to come
ut against what they regard as regular nomi-
,ations. Don't lie awake nights worrying about
Mr. Whitney's latest interview.
Senator Hill is expected back to-day from his
Yachting trip on Colonel Rupperts yacht. and
vii probably be back at Normandie .by-the-Sec
o-night What his course will be in view of the
Of the Democratic Party Plat
orm Organization to call a sound money State
Convention Is n subject OF eager expectation
lot unmxed with anxiety in Democratic circles.
some Of his friends believe that he Will advise
he adoption Of sound money platform al the
approaching Democratic State Convention.
others believe that he may go further and sup
port the third ticket movement with Cleveland
II its head.
CLASH EXPECTED.
II became known yesterday that there Is to
'e clash between the gold and silver Demo
asS at the Democratic State Committee meet
ne. which takes place at the Hoffman House
'e' Tuesday. The irrepressible Sulzer. VINO ,,
'ucceeded In having lame Bryan and Sewall 8
s'incaton meeting in his district-the XlVth- {
~ thursday evening. is member OF the State
Iommittee Sulzer has determined to force the 8
'shting on the free-silver issue. He has pre- v
zff.x tn
a"sng Bryan and Sewall and the whole PoDn-
Suc platform adopted at Chicago A sharp :
"nhict between the hostile elements In the o
''mmttee may follow. Friends Of Senator Hl ,
's'o last evening that Suzer and his resolution
would be "squelched"
I1-supervisOr W. }. X. Kenny, who is recog-
lllsQ & - do