Daily Republican., 1884-06-03
At CHICAGO.
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l,'1rn, ti'n '.' June 2.-Ano'lhe' .nI nay IN. h.
CMcM,IH1r' contest has passed. ana ,,,, ,ne g
bis heated '",'r nntion las come win a
: 's3v " set Of tie tide ',%","Si w swift or SO
dIl', ,I The irresi-tibi" cnrren, n,",ns "nno
a's ,stg, Yesterday prer",!,eh"es'ise n ,he iess marx.
,! b but 1,,In"sphere ~ nas has been full III ,sa o.
The l 81 a'Drlr a Irrrtc fairly sitting to the
nhrre there has been Blaine l mu- nu
I'gIiyM; niy,;nn u', cheers and Blaine TAX: .,c un,
blaj"0 h a,Sj"onehtful began 10 fear that W. tns ~
VI lIs ,apger to the peoples chhu"oe hiu .nn.
a' u'Is .Ts oyer,confdenceot MS snp'
Il. 'n' Rrt back of all the spectacsa, "a,
cE'eE'' .. pD, which amused the crowds
pf Oai','' O'ani,r,'r"cl their enthusiasm There
lI qoa,irn, r,t and systematic workers
to inr t"S,,rd and executing plans to tit any
rsisTnIYys, n1s nY;,np organization is a surprise
! i'v n mystery 10 the opposition anu
nu oOb,np %I managers are awakenihR
y inv in|y conscjousresS Of their risk OF oG' =
liio 'a,.r' TY'' N, 4 hattie ground and win
,,nn. F",,, of their own choosing. a. an
'talon' y, ro,Dmjttpe composed of Mr..
,,m,;,' Bi.u.;. most loyal aud, at the same
|''DV 10" V,SSoroupriy conservative adVl'ers'
Is, '"U,, n,nrra direction Of the cam
si,n, a ,n' Each man has " well una under, :,
s'sIii aai line If business, and he does IT
;,Sn"t @ trpnchlng upon the duties OF
'',,os, D,.ncia,r. and without any mani
s''ion zion Of the rivalry 50 often seer
F." ha,fa dozen great men, fuil OF
,Dr u,D oTn m greatness, undertake to efiec'
nomination.
AN AETHUR COuSClL.
Then, was an early morning counci
varat Aglhur's headquarters aitel
he Elaine managers had gone to pee
Lt rigLt The doors were closea ioi
GyT npon Arthura host falthfu
smsr,rt.-Frank Hatton,of the Post
fns pqpartment ; Editor Warren, o.
Br4olo Chris Magee, OF Plttsburg
Iinr Stone, Of Chicago, and Genera
Tsrne Of New York, |. was IA bIu'
sbtripp, and when the doors oprneC
l. members of the ittle cabinet
Anne on, looking as if they had
sen paying last sal tribute OF re
Brt had been decided not to giv'
u,le frht, and this morning the!
tent at ii again might and main. Th'
yeryorkpd business men from New
To,k who are little the worse tor tw'
i,Ats in Chicago, were bIaced up AM
nj going with Administration cocktails
eyi,rd figures were given out to tn
spor,ers the buIIiozing Of Southern
tlrgates was renewed, and it reall.
oOked for an hour after breakfast q
[ tie line Of battle had been reformed
INDIAEAS DARN HORSES.
This appearance was deceptive. l
Dol leaked out that, under cover OF
bold front for Arthur, all sorts o
laghlHatiOns were going on looking u
contingency Of a second choice,
|CutDnaton upon Edmunds being ou
II the question There were successive
lll alike futile attempts to inveigl'
ldala into presenting either Gresham
b Harrison, for, while Gresham ha
IeDis il ludiana and Harrison more
balt has more than either, and
ivs'aEe iOr an expression of ch0ic
BaVe tie summing result of nineteel
'otes for Balle as against proposition
y present al Indiana candidate wit
tlt ASSURANCE that he would have tn
LdlQGiSlcNg'h aid become Arthur!
fesdlaiy IegaLee.
ArvtF was lhera q worse case of
kicking gun, for it showed Blaine t
gave LiDe more votes III Indiana tina
lt most saNguine friends have claimed
CLAYTON WITH THEGAEEL.
VIII lie spread OF rhls news throu Z
luz ,''NI came that 0t the meeting {
l"' Tdrjir coast delegates, al which )
V'" were pO"tkrd tor biaipe, irs
'> "N' ID TIE time, and, quickly 70
'NIHg, ne aCtlUu Ul tie National Con
~ ,'7oA TIE t,A.2.rary Orgauizati0
%'.'' '"a.. laN.,, ,Ar committee
,",lg ID tx Senator Powell Clayton, {
"A '""''', EE'rred ~" ArtIur ulen
" "'aF' and ma!r re Ed,runds COZ
= H'"0n N'-'ur ., the Repuhl!,
,''. 'A at" ..0A" wrlj around cryin
,,'"tHr"}, and bargain and sale,
Nv, ,'.,t '"'' HrL lT2 ana ,ieOrgc WiillaI
i, I,,' leu Up HER AaDds in hol
heretofore the Arthur men had rid
,r r''' 'Ae hp,rt thai Clayton was N
,Dr ,s' VI y, ,Heln, but in this election the
"m ''Hc treason and its reward. 7
I}mo''''Fa'e "}". the absurdity of IL
"a ,11,sc m II Is only necessary to say til,
" Nr' hIalno's friends it was know
,i IA "erh' 40 that Clayton was wi,
,a,I ,i a'i through, The first public
n, I'I VI 'Ie taet was made in the Pre-
saturday, last. The event Of tod;
pa @n "i,erLooght Clayton's nan
E I ropo'ed by Morey, of Louisian
r,r,,,co ' ,ircondrd by CaHaty, OF Nor
a"I "I0Illa' both rated as Arthur Inc
,I' was was tle single boon asked
.im fl, ''I''N at the hands OF the Conye
man M, T., nuFlriSe came WMen the Blai
a.ai, ,roI lufhed in and voted for him.
H.t H$"..'S' Another of their own men
lIro,sosl y, sllchlgan-and the gravity
Tony,,. v,r'S' lay in this Unexpected d
tbr bEp.,",'oh En;'oh Of the relations betwe
A1mi''. na''.e lorcts and man whom t
saimnTI up to this nome
h%a" h'i ana whom it hoped thus
THELATEsT ESTIMATE.
,.' 'ae pest opinion current is that 4
IS,@aIoG ,aIoIoG Of Blaine is inevitable Il
II. ii" way aag.ay ,rlMea unexpected relief
bS n" administration forces. Logan
,,r,uy ,,~,Vul!y candidate who shows mn
rba ,Ib''s'h tonight, and there are tho
Saw;, "O lrecic; that the chances
,,vauu'Ata'lloD, ,au with Arthur out of {
osss ,Ss' q. lies .i between these two Th
yeINr"'s | .a's thought upon the strong ,
t'St'Optment tSy Ieid.t Of Logan sentiment amo
a.. oolored no. delegates from the SOM
c ,ycs'. general triendliness towards hi
NV YSpS among New Englanders a
ys", III" losrik,erS, 70 i, and the supposed dis,
:bjpn ,D, o. o. Nagee and Hatton to do AN an
'O'r T to beat Blaine. " W. oil
and "s ! zoo, sood feeling between the Ria
Cha, n"sal nqt people continues. A tirj
Blajrrso ro",a a,a 60 through with a whir
y1pau so ana ano Logan. An assurance Fl
Would ,D "oald accept the second MI
Sion ~ " maze a it sure. The latest -, r4
leg,|n,nl,,a n,aIne strength from Ria
Tie fr., ua1,"rs r. lf gives hiu 353 votes
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