Daily Republican., 1884-06-05
CHICAGO.
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IAN. SHERMAN VI REFUSES
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Lam ,',st t,,,rnnAs NJ REFUSES
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'ro p ne p June THE sensation n,,o o
tItAGo, ;,r 0sI wn,ths reported negotila
|. lNI, between I the ant1,hi"'no lEa nomina ina
:, D'' lcokipg to 6, the ,,n,a0 h0'',sitl witt
Of par afrcts eliminating in
TCaI The name of the Ola her'
,ESn a goOr Embracing T1 200 Union vete
Tenlion u, u nnrpment navel was not vleWet
- lnr don"rrn I by the Blaine people
unCJD[,b me- not brjng about the scare fol
b its its pFSiI p.BIains conference last might 1i
"a 1D55,D'1a"a notion as desperate ,s1 rxbeI' II
III IL Du ,be nply cue hat seemed 1'
anu ,hln ,A, vaT Of escape from tht
t,5,ian ,atiI, = demanded by the people ,I.
ano'," o. t,r,..y ,"n lacking in spontanli';y, y;
y ,Sa 'r,,;i nnbiicity given TO it in in the n
Eing papers deprived ,n,Eirg i, u ,"' if a q
risp l.s'S to the Convention our,,
'se sree"pral " Henderson, the perma-
uFn, 'n ' was rouhdtd the duty
r;nn Ia,',lt"' ,te temper of the delegates
''nE rasEraI mention Of the Generars
''II,' tTS .ppech, on taking the chair,
ia an admirable opportunity;
uII .Cipmr was to make Il graceful
;on ,yr' "a each Of tie Ieading candi'
w. and AZ a climax, to refer 10 an
~, | "r which might arise when the
,Srir3n t Marty would insist that the
.o'Ijtr should be called to
10 'r Victory in peace, as be had i"
r,s good rlar, perhaps, bnt 1t
@ n, work, The compliments to
rr ElmlnIs, Loganand Sherman
raapiypd with becoming cordiallty'
zane passing tribute TO Blame.
b,ar,iop Of the Hame was enough.
srtup enthusiasm Of the masses
pjlelly afforded an outlet. There
frt A Great shout from the floor
,bp ral.egIps took II up with re.
e1 epprgy. Then the excited
and. rose to the,r feet, the cheer.
Increased in yo,um" until it seemed
vonli If. the iron roof, and hats
arlkerchets were wavedin fran.
rr-obatiou. There was cessation
In breath and then the cheers be-
gain and yet again.
tas grand sight, and everybody
he thrill of a great occasion. Pre-
there was a .Unger pause. from
lent exhaustion, bnt another torch
applied in the rising Of a colored
a'e with a call for three more
for Blaine, aud again the audi
went mad, and seemed in danger
ittiDg its throat.
by ,keptic in this vast assemblage
have felt in las neart at that
knt that Blaine is the peoples
and they mean to have him.
haiEDau was almost paralyzed by
feet Of his perfuuctory eloquence.
be recovered his presence Of
anil bis voice, he approached
be thought was the climax of his
ina brilliant piece If rhetoric,
iIg The hero Of the Kenesaw and
a
the enthusiasm had spent itself;
a. climax Of ms speech was the
Ol Ot the name Of Blaine. No
'CaNallieuct could fail to receive
|al Sherman's name with cheers,
pre- they were heartily given, but
asAaMe to have brought in his
at al. on the very heel of the
demonstration for Blaine. There
pI! Me thought. The General
pan Stamped was impossible.
'a llh'rst who was the patron
p.a1, 40. last night thought
lg Colts'alh before it, turned to
al B]gLvG, and said tits no
lrfL1g'uy" work. This home
preston vas 'rGe, Another Blaine
|as A.ly ~GM
tl lie frcts> Ut the Convention
lAt Ata'ttbU.e men went home
" notes Ii ttirCtiOn. Another
lla,i.L Nus ~ 'rird, but upon
4Lr AFtaQr mrn came TO the
asa'1 and rpurwrd their original
S"Ol lDaf ,fLr cannot beat Blaine
m'l.
went Io'4r Z !munAs men and
Nso'og"h'r Ter the candidate
0A" l't.",t 70 I1aine'1 strength.
''' " ri, 'jme it is Arthur.
.I@* your nan, vote so!idly with
.Da MS ha"ol tor Arthur; togeth-
"a" Pl LlIa III the jead and we
AK care u the rest"
S""i The Edmunds men are not
y MtN, and fhe offer was not ac-
however, SOM" sort of under
~ was reached, and there will
''"1,'a' Nhl'y Of action between
!" gLA' Whcn the halloting be-
Ie Nr'' question will be- the Old
tAe .rau.
~ l>'"ENnSroSFIDNET EVER
WI, wA, there is no doubt in the
" t, VIE Blaine managers. They
;. .1ei ICY, cai allow Arthur $50 votes
, WIN and Yet lead him any.
riI |T4 one to two score. Then
ID ,ba :" " push on to a second ballot,
,ls To, IllEd they hope to make it.
,aor I"p' Is NOT without substantial
u. 'IG, pi. A. day long the drift
y "' nSlnp 1. has been as marked .as
"a, nigh 'Ile last SUNDAY
,t.a' s'5uV tle Convention and audi.
n. n,.,. aIJol'rnmcnt were turned
here D'1ll'e mass meeting.
sn1 !, y any .lfe in the Arthur
Fl F1,,, 10 IS not visible on the sur.
efaI I' , I'I1' and all the rest are
I1u Az. 'i, 'L'ie or less, but all except
Ia r tr,, simply waiting for some.
|e..sr''"urnp up, !, I. and ID counting upon
n "'Itn happ"ns. ''' "''''speot-
.n1~ i. aW or other a Il of the new. ,o
br,T'',,,he be- G' me people are around the
B,airS' 'va;ia'lters' u;i' Unless all signs
.mo,,. , VIII get the nomination,
Npti, '% y, night we should know
'"'' for ballot is expected eIfy by
|r,, = NEh l.! IN THE CONVENTION,
ih:iiSap' ihia discussion ,;s,,Ss on the mode of
sswaa 'cKeVS to veteran sold,ara
is tia, IIake tFa an amendment, and
s that II ,Io resolution u. be 50 modi.
I i.om OD's ,hd tickets by Special sni'r com. pe
sG" M D' ~ ue"Iegation from Illinois
,cries If hN' w. } 50 that these tick.
rvgea.! " NO, no" and hiosa,1 o =,