New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02
man. with rudy face and eyes whose
color put to shame the scarlet

man, with. rudy :, face and eyes s whose
Arthur badge on his breast, phrased it. Boxes OF
cigars were passed around and later frequent sur
reptitious visits were made TO an adjoining room
where fluid refreshments were to be enjoyed; CurI-
GUS scraps of conversation could be oyefheard az
these headquarers I" tell you he is all right ne
is a deputy collector and Hill will take care OF hlm.
"Oh. yes You must treat him vel ne Is a post ,t
master and he is sOlld.' He is a little shaky, OuI
Bruce can control him." Yes. hear they had
him over at Blaine's headquarters. hut we VIII get
him back all right" Ihese illusions were, al 10
different cOlored men who are delegates. ne COZ,
OTed men cannot complain OF their tre'Ihenl w to
Arthur managers to-day, VINO treateu tlGi 80
cordial and Mt the same time deierehtlal c9u5'e
which should have won their hearts II 1t ala not
secure their votes.
ILLINOIS COURTESY TO CALIFORNIA.
A pleasant and significant incident of the day
was visit of the Illinois delegates to the Caltor-
MIA headquarters. where uniiagginS enthusl-
asm for Blaine prevails. Colonel Clark
E. Carr headed the Illinois men and after present.
ing them to the Californans made a sh0r address
in which he said that while Illinois sympathlzed
with California in her local (Chinese issue she
was following the fortunes of another leader than
those of the man California had espoused in the
present contest He closed by expressing the nope
that California would see IL 70 her luteIcst
to come over and join Illinois before the presenn
fight ended. Colonel w. W. Morrow, chairman
of the California delegation, responded on OeHaI,
his State. lie said the Pacific Slope people nau
with their wives ana CulluTeu anu NtiC PiN-
visioned for siege They proposed TO remain on
the ground and fight it ont 70 the finish under }ne ne
banner under which they had enlisted whether
their leader conquered fell. He hoped that When
it should become apparent that their candlqat;e
could not win the Illinois men womb ION lhoIl
friends from the Pacific States under the banner OF
Blaine. The CalifOTnians are Quartered in pnrOr
No 40 at the Palmer House. and Tomorrow vi re-
gale their guests with California wines and the
choicest of fruits. $500 -
YESTERDAY all the delegates from California, Ne
vada Oregon. Washington and Arizona Territories
met at o'clock and organized as the
Pacific Coast delegation" W. w Morrow. OF san
Francisco. was chosen chairman, and James X.
Finlayson. of san Francisco, secretary. AFTER or
ranizing. resolution was adopted declaring that
James &. Blaine the unanimous choice OF the
thirty-twO delegates present. and that they would
stick TO him from first to last. While the members
of the California delegation and the friends VINO
accompany them do not pose rs business men
and that the business interests OF the coun-
try demand the nomination Of Blaine 1t Is never
theless true that they represent business interests
quite as extensive and bank accounts quite as
heavy rs do the members of the " business men
committee" from New-Yorb, who advocate the
nomination of Arthur.