The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
BLASTING BLAINE.
Wayne Macveigh Indignant at tho
Nominations.
The Men OF tho "Brass Collar" Can't
Complain.
Some Other Interesting Interviews.

nomination;
DELEGATES on II TICKET.
Martin |. Townsend, OF Now York, take
the defeat Of Arthur od-naturedly, but !
too honest TO retirs from tho position HI
has assumed since he came here. Said he
'Ii | wss talking TO n delegate aud thi
was tho night before the balloting, | shoul,
say Blaine could not carry New York.
won't say that now, but | will say / am die
y lsed to hope that he will carry H."
Burleigh Gays the republican party II
New York will have 10 make the most O
its issues, especially the tariff, aud not max
10 a campaign NJ candidate.
Andrew 8. Draper, OF New York, say.
New Jersey viii 90 democratic. IL is use
less for tho repnblicnns 20 have any hope
oft. As to HE state he rather doubtl
the ability of the republioans 10 secure n
The German vote will be hard 10 get foi
this ticket, he says.
Bob Ingersoll, who left the hall lastnighl
to get ont OF making a speech. is very
ohary to day about giving an opinion. HI
says the candidates are very good and tina
people say they can b. elected; that's all.
Morris Mcdonald, ono OF the indiana
delefaies-at.large, carried for two days II
his pocket q telegram from Judge Gresham
reading. "PoHitively / would not accept
the place. but found no occasion 20 pre-,
sent A. % the convention. He Save Indians
ii rood for the ticket.
The Edmunds leaders remain consistent
IN lheir opinions on the unAvailabllity OF
Blame.
When the Logan boom was sweeping
everything before 1t last ,night and there
hsd been nothing TO break the unanimity
so far, New York returned, on the call Of
the roll, scattering votes tor Foraker and
Gresham on the vlce-presidenoy.
BDMUNDs' MANAGERS DIslATIsFlED.
Mr.. George William Curtis will not say
whether he expects 20 support the ticket,
but frankly states: 81 most confess that
IN my opinion a great mistake has been
made. ] don't regard the nomination nj
Blaine as one calculated to elicit much
enthusiatm among the conservatives and
thoughtful classes Of II citizens. There
seems to be n great deal OF enthusiasm in
the west, but ! fear u will not be 30 much
the case in New York."
Senator Hoar, OF Massachusetts, took an
early train last evening, without waiting
for tho night session. He was calm and
pleasau', hut would not express an opinion
on the tcke Tor publication. Massachu-
setts mar, who talked with him, say that
he takes the result with mora inclination
10 acqniescence Than the other Eimunds
leaders.
Governor Long, Of Massachusetts, was
non.commiltsl, and that was all there was
in hrs manner tn show that his hopes OF
the convention had not been realized.
Theodore Roosevelt at first quite en-
phetically said: 81 must declile TO speak
at all about this convention in any way,
shape or manner"
Carl ShuIz openly expressed his dissstis.
faction. and smoke OF adverse action by tho
independents as quite probable. Il was his
protest against the conventions action
which gave rise 10 a story that found gerT
eral circulation to-isy 10 the cflccs thPtthT
independents would put ont o iicksi made
up OF Elmunds and Lincolp-/ Il
oh MIR; R iSo s,gs Wy I cid: kn s1a 81 oiR Gs
such movegarDt. II 10 true that / have
bsea approached just as you have come to
me, and asked III we were going to try TO
place Eimunds aud Lincoln In the helj.
Ny reply has been, and g. nov, that no
such proposition has been discussed
among u.s.
That Mr.. Roosevelt would support such
a ticket is certain, iof lie has distinctly aaid
that be could under no consideration nup-
port Mr.. Blaine.
David Allert0s. e. Say y. said: If
such a plsn wag az i,e, { nd have
OF Il. ] am positive IN. o rumor
Ia untrue, The mOvtmSn. go hardly
)ripino'a here icst now. o. Saturday next
80 have a meeting OF the New YORK. indie
lenden.s in that CITY, and nothing will be
lone until then. Personally. ! am too good
republican not to support Mr.. Blaine. l
I'M disappointed, but will roll up my
and go TO work for the ticket noMi-
AN INDIGNANT INDEPENDENT.
franklin MacVeigh, of this city, said, in
ubstance: There has been no formal CT
talk about the matter. i clrcu-
ated among the independents last night,
nd Il Is true. that an Edmunds.L Lincoln
was mentioned, but 4. did not
ssuue definite shape, and was only al
nded to ss q mere possibility, hardly that
vep."
Mr.. Ma,vtigh's next remark slowiihat ,
70 has a decidedly opposite opinion from
1a. Of oIr.+,,S Mr.: All'I to0s ,s 20 t. /
AZ am too good a republican"
q said, 80 ever work or vote for Mr.,
Elaine. He does not represent the best
ointment OF the party. i have q right TO
peak ss / d., for | have always been an
arrest, faithful republican. TO me, the
invention did n fearful thing. Carried 4,
by M enthusiasm which II was i'm.
10 check, the delegates lost all
light OF the moral aspect OF their uomina-
ion. 1t Is my opinion that the party Is :
osing rapidly oil moral rense Of right, II
FOR the Independents 10 vote for the DEM
,cratic nominee. That would DO n shorter
yny, than TO have another ticket In the
ield, to administer the rebuke." Ii
WHAT PROMINENT DkMOChkTs SAY. IN
An expression from the democratic side
nsy not be entirely cut of place. Ex.Ser- f,
tor Doolitlle said to-day: !
II think that the nomination of judge
iresham, of Indians; General Fairchild, of
Wisconsin, or John Sherman, Of OHIO,
you'd have been much stronger than that !
Blaine and that Arthur, had he been
nominated, wonld have been more likely 70
AIRY New York, but now | feel very conf I
lent that the result OF the democratic con. I
will be such cs TO make the election
4 the democratic candidate almost cer~
l.
w. @. Goudy, Illinois member OF tho |,
Iemocrstlc national committee, Is Que !
more authority for the very positive asser-
i,n that rilden will not be the democratic !
He says he knows It. a,
rLKINs TO ENTER n CABINET. ,
Elkins Is 10 be secretary OF the interior
n Biaine's cabinet-that Is the decision OF
he hotel lobbies the day after the conven-
ION. Old po~iiicious say ho Is the best
manager OF n convention campaign that I
be present generation knows. He came
. week ago Wednesday, aud has been
ever since. He has the rare CON- {
Of ~tireless energy and never-failing
God temper, with a conciiiating spirit. ;
he physique Of the man Is something as ,
onishirg. After ten days and nights OF
he hardest kind Of political engineering he
rf6 tilkfug 10 u ttltet tuiioi Diaiuc Ctuo.
. front OF the Grand Pacific balcony OF l
clock this morning.
Ksrenr, Of 81. Louis, has been around
be hotels today receiving congratulations J
. Eikins' right-hand man. He gets credit ,
mone the Blaine Managers for having
one . good deal Of effective york. (,
Elkins to-day. in commenting on the re-
nit, called attention to the feet that on the
ballot there we're ten republican states
Ihich did not give Arthur q single vote, /.
lille Of the entire list Of states thers were
nly ave In which Blaine did not receive
ome suoport. One Of the last acts in The