The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-04
A licyiew Of the Incidents ant
Episodes OF the Bay.

F,vstI Ellgr q Ds ln'a't~act
CHICAGO, It's, June Son the surface
s;rybsdy Is plrased with the outcome Of
q TO dly's work. The elements hostile 10
Blaine cay they havO won a great victory
which puts Dir. Blaine out of the race, and
this they arc pushing wherever there,
ia chance to make an Impression.
4. the Palmer Houie tho Presiaenes
friends from New York city are
kscpius open houae, and good chec: Of the
P,nery Sec braad ID .l'wing. The
lsire men sro Gow In fine Spirits. II the
opposition want to take to.day's vose as a
,sst they say that nothing would suit
them better, for they are proud oil 3S1
prsc,;cal!y aganss the field. :
soMg QUEER TrRSs:> y
There were come queer turnsln the voting,
some pronounced Blaine men and Logan
men voting Tor Lynch. But in the main
/. was the field against Blaine, and the re.
sa. his justified the judgment Of those
B,aiae leaders who foot up considerably
over 10, cay go, on the fits: ballot.
When, according to custom, the INA.
.ionll Committee came to select candi.
d,.e,o be proposed 70, temporary Chair.
mau, Su,h Cno!ins proposed Powell
Ct.yt0a, ~ a ga!!an! Uniol soldier, who
you'd fully rcpreaca: Southern Rspnbli.
eanisu, the sugsCltiou came from
IL M,i.ANhar mln, who is also
an 1uG.Baine man, that lour'
teen votes were agaius! Clayton in the
Cyani..eo. Lynch's nGmc was not pre-.
sea,ei. The Arthur men had been hoping
to capture tho Arkanaas delegation with
Usy.oa 4. the head, br. that ho,o was
sa'nloned yesterday and the move ol TO.
dsy decided OH. It was though.
that q Southern co!ored man
vcu!d snatch the convention from
Clayton and give rallying point for the
whole .ied TO bo msrshalled against Blaine,
and these FiEcsre Lcgau men who would
sand with them. The Blaine men nc.
cspseitas chsll eDge, planted themselves
on the precedent and lhc gallant record OF
tie man, and tho Gsh. began.
AYUNSY COMBINATION.
A msre incongruous combination could
Ect bc imagined. George W. Curtis and
Henry Cabot Lodge, Of Masaachusrt.s, a
young retormer, aud Roosevelt, o! New
York, chanpionod tbs cause Of tho COM
bleed oAiceholdcvs aud ot the practical
Arthur pollticiaps Of New York City, men
whom Curtis Is in tho habit ol de-
u,uacIns oucS d week. They drow
to them nearly all Of sherman's strength,
everything .hat Edmunds could command
pns Q! lIaS!sy's strength and some Of Lo'
saa's, though very !ittla Of that. The re
siIs shoxs that Arthur cannot be .noml
mated, ior he can never rHs. Curtis and those
81, edged .ctormeIs to 20 to his support.
USwARRANTgD EEguKR.
TIE Lynch movemen. wSs nm unTar'
Einlei rebuke TO tho National Committee
aad the public uncoyering Of tue admins
,ia.ioa's weakness. Wes! Virginia stood
up 10 her man and says Clayton her solid
vO:si amid cheers for the only ao,id State in
the South. Now begins tho movements
that will mako the lives ot delegates
niseslblc, Tho suli.Blsine men in
E':el rpon u roll call by indiyidua
dtesl.sI, % ths. the standing OF eacl
might be known and work put in wherc |
might do the mos; good, and that this ides
il being carried ou! Is plain to be seen b,
the salicitiou1 attention, paid to mel
though. 10 ba open to conviction.
Jutga Foraker's vote Tor Lynch was snI
PLY, because It pal him in with the admir-
ilr,:ion alliance, bu. Il was soon reen tina
asrman's people wero moving that wsy
rng TEluuru OF BLAiS..
In the vote for Clayton arc 35l delegate
lo came hero 10 nominate Blains am
III stick to him. George G. Gorhsm, "a
ocrotary ot the Senate and la!e editor c
10 National Republican, has just said to m
,a., though ho opposed B!aine bitterly
'lainc can pool ten thousand more vote
u New York than Arthur; that be ca
AIRY TIE state and sweep tho countr
more ce,tai2ly than nny other man.
"ls Ituus thet Giant and Conkling ar
Igainst Arthur" asked. ...'
"Can you expect them to be for ma
who has made It a political crime to b
friendly to ,hem?'
"Are they mex. for Blaiue?n
"Wo both prefer Blaine to Arthur. 70
are right In your essimNo. Arthur can nc
be nominated. lsee nothing in this bu
the triumph o! Blainc." ,5si .7,a.
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