The sun., 1896-09-04
PALMER and BUCKNBR.
A Democratic National Ticket
Now In the Field.
BLUE AND GRAY UNITED.
Illinois and Kentucky Furnish
the Standard Bearers.

Gen. hrngG Moves 20 Mako It Unanimour
After Palmer Gets SoI votes-BraGu
Pronises Energetic Work - Buekner
Named By Aeeianstion-ToIegrn frou,
nr. Cleveland Indicating that He Didn's
Want the Nonination-The Atmosphere
Clears at Ones-A Rousing Session Held
-ttirrins observation-disclosures Campai9n
INprANAroLIs, Sept. a.-The Democratic Ma
tional Convention OF 1896 completed It's work
this afternoon little before sundown By nom-
mating;
For Presidens-ssnstor Joun N. Pnnrn Of n,ino,s.
For Observation-Disclosures. SIMON BOLIVIAN BucxnER of
Kentucky.
eat enthusiasm. The Convention, from start to
fnish. has been complete success. The Glove
land mirage has disappeared. The income tar
fanatics have Been squelched.
With the rising OF the sun this morning the
Cleveland mirage began to disappear. Two
Cleveland 6atterers, Daniel @. Grimm Of New
York and Hugh O. Wallace OF Washington, and
the Cleveland coterio with whom they as
sociated. had sndeavored TO force Cleveland on
this Convention. They did not know exactly
what the man OF BuEzard's Bay would do IL he
was nominated here without previous consulta-
ton. 30. a. was mentioned In these dispatches
cI.v.,.na a. p,,,,ra,, p.. NJ. o.,m. -
N. w.lI,,. ,oot ,h. ss.n.,.h - a. ..,..ss
ofs,a and nr.r.rad 4, t,,n,i, 80 -, ~. c.,r, !.
was the only one of the two who signed It
Tho despatch to President Cleveland read:
You will b nominated o-morrow unless
you make definite rcfusal. We strongly urge
that you communicate privately, to be used
publicly II necessary. with some friend on the
ground. Otherwise every indication il that you
p.nains an sn.u., a, All, ,.,..r,n .h.r ro,h
A., AZ th. d,Gar.nt osnans,.s -. ~, y, w.. ~. -
They YORK ed ouIetIv and acts, All m. tin. .s -
th,v vsre f..rfnl ,b,t th.v 80 49,. -.
orost wrong .oains. prs.id.nt C,.v.Iond rh..
81 s,oH' ",ons STAINS. tesiueht oleseieno- tney
t,on h.r. nv not Tn.vtr.v onIv m. ,hIn.. 80
that ra. .ba, thu Cu.v.l,na a.,,...,. h.d go,
minsd II noa,ible 20 atamn.a. m. Conv.n,,o,
n, him Mr. Grinn nov.x.r d,d No, -, ,hI,
don. and th.n ,o hsv. prs.Id.n, c,.-s,..S
coma ont and refn.s 20 acc,nt the nornina,,on
Such A CONTINGENCY ,s ,n,t ,onId bov. ,n,,.ri-
elly iniured ths vork NJ tbis Conv,nt,on ana t..
effect upon the Demoora,. Of th. na,,on A.
least that Was the oniu,on az th... rn.v.,.nS
6atterer,. 90 the t.ieoram v,a ssnt to pr,-
sard,s Rav. Menntims Ali boom. v.,. .i,b.,
halted or aupprss.ed sbortlv befor, b,.at t,.,
time this morning Mr.. Grimm received the FOL.
lowing telegram from Mr.. CleveIand.
INV Judamept and per,onal inelin,s.,n. ar,
40 unal,srably onnos.d that canno, %, . ,n,n-
ute entertain the suvvs.,ion~
"-'A '11>"A ASDD.
me oecks were then cleared Tor action All
OF the oooms' big ana little, popped MP. and
their "orkers husueo Tor dear life. But the
GRIT was toward senatof John III. Palmer OF
Illinois. Out OF the ruck OF all the candidates
the majority selected MIN as the most available
c@nuioate OF thih convention and as the most
available Democrat 10 represent tho Democrats
OF the middle western States which are to
eVehtuaiiy decide this PRESIDENTIAL battle.
numoer OF the friends OF Gen. Edward s.
Bragg OF wisconsin etill STUCK 10 him. Tho
-. e. 80 ~ ~. W. s-nss ooa'
date who would bo constantly mt upon m.
defensiye. For that renson he was oons,dsr.a
TO be undesIrable So strong was IN. dri,.
toward Senator Palmer that the friends NJ ali
tho other candidates. with tho e1cent,on NJ
those Of Gen. Bragg. decided not 20 prsssnt
the cir names in the Convention. Tho watterson