When was it published?

October 4, 1884 in Daily Republican

Domestic News October 4, 1884

Daily Republican

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Rt. Rev. Bishop Bryan, Rev. Father Cronin, Governor Cleveland, Senator Grady, Blaine

Q: What keywords are associated?

Governor Cleveland, Free Dow And Worship Bill, Legislative Interference, Senator Grady, Buffalo Visit

Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware

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What is this article about?

Rt. Rev. Bishop Bryan and Rev. Father Cronin visited Governor Cleveland in Buffalo last night. Cleveland denied influencing the Legislature on the Free dow and Worship bill. Senator Grady claimed Cleveland interfered to prevent its passage and accused him of lying by standards used against Blaine.

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Rt. Rev. Bishop Bryan and Rev. Father Cronin called on Governor Cleveland last night at Buffalo. The Governor took occasion to deny in the most emphatic manner the charge that he had ever, directly or indirectly, influenced any member of the Legislature regarding the disposition of the Free dow and Worship bill. Senator Grady says emphatically that the Governor did interfere to prevent its passage. Judged by the same standard with which the Democrats judge Blaine, Governor Cleveland of course lies.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Governor Cleveland Free Dow And Worship Bill Legislative Interference Senator Grady Buffalo Visit

What entities or persons were involved?

Rt. Rev. Bishop Bryan Rev. Father Cronin Governor Cleveland Senator Grady Blaine

Where did it happen?

Buffalo

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Buffalo

Event Date

Last Night

Key Persons

Rt. Rev. Bishop Bryan Rev. Father Cronin Governor Cleveland Senator Grady Blaine

Outcome

governor denies charges of legislative influence; senator grady contradicts and accuses cleveland of lying.

Event Details

Bishop Bryan and Father Cronin called on Governor Cleveland in Buffalo. Cleveland emphatically denied influencing any legislator on the Free dow and Worship bill. Senator Grady stated Cleveland interfered to prevent its passage. The text judges Cleveland as lying by Democratic standards applied to Blaine.