New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
THE CABINET.
.Ry TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBrxZ.l

Tndianapolls Aug 2i.-The mail OF the Executive
Committee OF the National Democracy IS growing
daily and one letter to-day contained the names OF
$50 Democrats In one small county p'iged 70 sup
mort the nominees OF the Indianapolis Convention,
though Governor Matthews estimate Of the total
vote was 1000 The movement Ia the country a,
large the leaders say. il growing IN Ike proportion,
and chairman Bynum L. getting holder In his claims.
lie started this afternoon for Peoria % speak, and
said before leaving that the reports wAch are SAL
circulating TO the effect that the convention Will not
select candidates come from the enemies Of the
movement In the silver wing OF the party. Mr.
Rvnum SAYS tina, by the end OF next week delegates
TO the Convention from forty-two states will have
been selected and that each chosen FOR the pur-
nose outlined in the call. without discretion as 10
whether a ticket shall be named or Noi
G View Holman OF Maine tele2raphed to-day that
his State would be represented by large delegation.
W b. Ha.derman, of Kentucky ielesfaphed that
the convention in Louisville las; n'gn, vas one OF
the largest ever held IN the STATE.
Gordon Woodbury. OF New-Hampsnre. W. W.
Perl. OF Tacoma Wash and others from Mnne-
sofa Connectlcut and Colorado. sent word hat full
delegations would report The Colorado delegation
will be headed by Louis Enrich, authority on The
money question
Controller EcSe.s to-day secured quarters a, the
Bates House ard 1t Is expected that secretary Nor
ton will attend the Convention. letter rom Sec
rotary OF the Navy Herbert plainly indicates that
he Is with the sound money movement, bur ma. he
viii no; be able 10 attend the Convention OWING 70
hi, absence In Europe There is no longer any douo:
thar Pos,master-Generai wilson j. 80 ~ tAFor OK
the movement The position which ms son nas tskea
IL said TO be a sign or the lathtr NclNa'ioh
The SON is out and for third ticket
The coming OF Mr.. Eckels and secretary MOTOR
IS thought 10 be a propitious sign that the Pres-
dent is allied silently with the National democracy
Letters are coming In pralsing the address gIyea
TO the country By the Executive Committee a. Cn-
cago and Edward Atkinson, who was asked 10 SUD
NIT draft OF he platform wrote tnat ne coula hoi
conceive OF the committee needing any other head
than that from which e,nanated the address. lie.
however contributed a draft
senator Canery will be here, and X u on the cara
10 provide prominent pace for him IN M Con-
yenion orgaaization II il now probable ina BolrAe
Cochran will be selected for temporary chairman
and senator Caffery for permanent chairman.
NJ f. ingalls,. Of the big Four system, who
mentioned for q place The ticket j. 70 ne here
The committee has received Information rom Hew-
York that both the regular Democracy ana me Anil
Snappers will come 10 some agreement IN reference
TO the new party. The reports lead the committee
10 believe that both wings OF the State parry Will
he supporting the National Democratic t.cket Dy
the middle Of September. . - ,.-- =,
Il is reported that the National headquarters OF
the movement will be taken 70 Chicago after ~
Convention The Indianapolis commercial bodies VII!
try to persuade the new National Committee 10 si'
low the headquarters TO continue here.