Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-23
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THE PIsESIDEtCH.
FIFTH MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN. April '2.-rhe Fifth Congress
sion,l Republican Convention elected
delegates to Chicago unplcdsed.
THE OHIO STATE CONVENTION TODAY.
CLEVELAND, April pa great num-
Der OF leading kepublicans of Ohio are
here to attend the State convention to-
MORROW. Opinions differ as to whether
the majority of delegates will favor
Sherman or Blaine. 1t appears to be
the prevailing Judgment that the con
ventIon will not instruct for anybody.
Considerable bitterness is expressed and
1t Is thought that Blalnos friends
ataonp the delegates upon arrival at
Chicago will rally TO Lincoln, i'll case
Blame $ cnanc' are not brIcht.
Representatives. of the wool interest
are here in force to urge a wool prot ct
i've plank III the platform.
FROM BOSTON.
BosToN. April 22-The Ninth District
Republican Convention elected as dele
gates to Chicago J. $. Bishop and Jo-
seph X. Ray. They are announced as
in favor of Edmunds.
FROM NEBRASKA.
HASTINGS. Neb., April 22.-The Sec
ond District Republican Convention
elected delegates to the National Con
vention unlnstructed. Their personal
preference Is expressed for Blame. The
convention passed a resolution endors-
ing ArthGr's administration. and com
mended that portion of his last message
urging Congress to pass iudlcloas rail
road regulations. The delrgltio Il in
structed to urge that an aLtI-monopoly
plank be placed IN the national plat
form.
USINsTRUCTEp.
MANCHESTER, n. H., April 1.-The
First District Republican Convention
elected Charles ID. McDuifey and War
rem Brown delegates to the Chicago
Convention. They are uninstructed.
FIRST BLAINE. SECOND EpMCNDs.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich. April 22.-The
Republican Convention of the Eighth
Congressional District elected Delegates
To the Chicago Convention. first choice
for b aiue, second Edmunds.
KANSAS DELEGATES.
CoNCoRDIA. Nan, April 22.-Ihe Re
publican Convention of the Fifth Con-
gre sional ID strict elected delegates 10
the Chicago Convention, and +. W ..
: urgls WAS nominated for Presidential
EIector The resolutions name Blaine
as the choice of this district for Presi
! dent. but authorize the del gates to uae
their discretion in his support.
THE MISSISSIPPI DFLkGATIoN.
| JACKSON. Miss. April 22.-1he Repub-
| lican Convention selected deleg ties
| from the State at large as follow
| senator b. X. Bruce, James Hill, X. }.
/ Black and DIR. J NJ. Bynum. The trst
/ two are colored. the others whIte. The
/ delegates are uninsti ucted. but are fav-
! orable to Arthur. /: is stated that the
| delegates stand Arthur II. Blaine l,
Logan |. Gresham l. The defeat Of the
/ Pratt c. Mckee delegation Is regarded
/ AS Important, they being In favor OF
/ Chalmers.
/ EDMUNDs DELEGATES.
! BosroN, April 22-The Seventh Dis
+ trlct Republican Convention elected T..
/ T. II tskeli and George T.. Cate delegates
20 the Chicago Convention. They favor
Eimunds.
Eleventh MASSACHUSETTS.
SPaINGFIELD ASS. }, April he
Republican Convention of the Eleventh
I Cong ressionai District elected delegates
10 tao Chicago Convention uHln,trucisd
THE SITUATION IN NEW YORK.
UTICA, April ~. - There Is much
-pecul .tIon as to the outcome OF the
convention. There Is now the Arthur
Blaine and Edmnnds camps. A con
ference of Einunds men Numbering
about forty delegates was held at mid
night. They decided under no circum
4. l. -. 4 N.as a
ton delegates III preliminary organizl
ton They also decided that they wnulC
support any two candidates for dele
gates at large that the Blaine mel
might agree upon. provided the latte
! would permit them 10 name two I'd
munds delegates At large. A commit
tee was appointed to communicate tn
decision. and the conference broke AZ