New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

will place Grover Cleveland in nomination when
her name is called unless some other State "as
done first. and then we will second IT, -
Cleveland is nominated we won't neeu any
other platform" -. ,,,.
Michael SERVICE. delegate and Philip ,. Cooiui,
alternate at large from Tennessee came III WIN
tfe Florida men Mr. Cooley said Tennessee was
for Bragg and Buckner. ,,,
Senator Hartridge, Of Florida, said: we are
for Cleveland and Buckner ana intehu W ho'
nate them.
Joseph Bryan ard ten other Virginia deleeates
arrived over the Big Four at noon LOUIS De
La CroiX. at the head OF fifteen Nortn Sai o'lina mo
delegates was on the same train More are
coming on later trains from eacn state. Ihe
Louisiana delegation arrived at noon. IL mas S
headed by Senator Cafery; chairman, hnr, anu
Fergus Herman secretary. The other meiiipcrS W
of the delegation are W. r. SpellInan. Il. H.
Farrer Charles Janvier. +. l.. Rchardsol, III;
q. Med Brumer. s. O. Thomas T. l''i Narsia,' a.
Miller {, II Schenck Leigh Carroll. LOUIS T.
BRYANT =. II. Randolph and Thomas Hnal~i, ia,t
The Michigan delegation arrived AT "c'oo"
and was met by a band ,,,,od
All Doubt about Arkansas being represent"
tn ~. convention was dissipated at i D. M, When
twenty substantial looking citizens arrNeI a.
the Denison. They were headed py .o'o'e Tsn,,
dice the chairman OF the deieRa'",' ~, ~.
brought no boom for candidates win lneh'' "u-
yr.,o enthusiastic in their demand for the hoH-
marion of a second ticket and for permanent
organzation Of the Sound Money Democracy
SILVER CRAZE DYING OFT IN OREGON
The Oregon delegation arrived this afternoon
They say the silver sentiment in their state Il
diving out. Judge Mccarthy. one OF the ieanih@
members of the delegation. declared tha' 'i0-
Kiney will certainly carry Oregon.
Governor G. c. Stockey, Of Delaware WAS
among to-day's arrivals at the Rates house re
said his State had no intention of presenting tme
name of Senator Gray TO the convention we
realize" said he that this sound d-money move
ment REQUIRES a Western man to lead H. me
West is our battle-ground, and from that sec''""
should come our leader We are not sehsh IN
Delaware. and much as We would IKE 10 see
Senator GRAY nominated for first place on the
ticket. the best interests Of sound money Tor
bid it,"
Nearly all Of the kentucky delegates have ar
rived but no meeting conference has been
held by them to settle Kcntuckys claims To
place on the ticket. Thomas II. Hines. of FRANK
fort. one Of the delegates. said ne preferred L"
have Buckncr on the ticket. in second place
to any other ARRANGEMENT. He would prefer
Senator Villas for the head 81 the ticket. and II
Villas declined. then h. would he In favor OF the
giving of the place to General Bragg.
Several Tennessee delegates came I'm with IN"
Florida delegation. one Of them, Theodore
Cooley. Of Nashville. said: People down our
way think Bragg and Buckner the logical can
didateS Of the Convention. There ls however
a strong sentiment for Grover Cleveland. With
out question he would add several hundred
thousand votes 10 the ticket in the South that
would otherwise go To- Bryan II the Convention
should fail 10 unite on another man. | should
not be surprised 10 see Cleveland named almost
unanimously. -
When it was suggested that Mr.. Cleveland had
intimatcd that ne " ould not accept the nomina-
tion Mr. Cooley said. We would draft him. ana
don't think he would then reject H.
\ large contingent of sound money men ar
rived from Alabama and Georgia at Il o'clock
this morning accompanied by a brass band
About 300 men comprised the party. Ih"i ""rr
,net Mt the station 10y delegates from Iowa ana
\ew-York who escorted them to thrir h'ah-
quarters The mon formed in line AT TN" STATION
and marched through the prih''p'' S''''''' "''
were enthusiastically received
The PENNSYLVANIA delegation reached Inniah-
apois late this afternoon over IN" fennsENh.Ia
Railroad There were seventy men IN ti' P"''E'
IIo.dnuarfcrs for the delegates was Al one" -
tahlished AZ the Grand Hotel. ,
Tho Indiana delegation met nj Sta,' n,nn tr
ouartnrs this morning and elected i"nr u''
a,.'. o., large They are * Congressman J""
Ford Of South Bend. cx-Judg" bani"I N"S'S;;
az La Porte. OK -Judg" J"hn g ff1",'Th'
nov County. a prominent farmer anu - '"'''
ber Of the LEGISLATURE.