The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
ATrER TIE ItIGnT.
WILL TIM UNDERGRADUATES noLri-u0w TIL
NOMINATION. wAB nnOudfiT ABOUT

WILL TIM rNpm'EsDLNrs noLri-i0w rLa
NOMINATION. wAB ni0udnT ABOUT
A umor vas going tho rounds this morning
that the Independent ROpuhbeana, dlsant
lanod with tho nomination OF Blaine for tho
Pr0sld0noy aud foolng that his election
would be u ronl dctrlmcnt TO tho country,
hnd decided 10 call y convention ~ some
future date 20 put In the Held nn Edmunds-
Lincoln uGkot II WIS found lay investigation
that while no such movement had taken DOH
mite shape the question hul beon nakolby Tho
Independents OF each olhor; "WOuld u be
possible for such plan " be carried QUIT"
Theodore Roosevelt, or New York. wnA
soon Just as he was leaving tho Grand Pncino
70 take train for Dakota. when asked
about II, he Hpldi "l know OF no such move
ment. II Is true that have boon approached
Just as you have como 10 mo and nA.od II wo
Lincoln in the ncld My rcply has ltOn, and
SusscG sVS amSns ss ~ uS I6St Mr. RooscvcItWonid soy
support such ticket IN certain, for ho has
distinctly said that ho could, undCr no ooniud-
oratloni, support Mr. Bleino.
David AllCrton, OF Now York, was sought
out said ho III such u plgn was on foot I
should have hoard OF II. am positive that tho
rumor is untrue, Tho movement would hardly
9rllnlnglo hero lust nov, On Sntlrd nc5t We
have a.incoiing OF the Now Sorl, Independence
IN that city, and n0thlng VIII DO done untn
thOn,"
Tho Now York delegation left on special
train nt Ton olooa and tho Maine mon AZ tie
und many other delegations brOuk up horG
and go homo nt their leisure
In explaining the Causoa for tho nomination
OF Mr. Blanc those who opposed him say
thoro Is no doubt that tho whole result wna
consequent Dn the Inability OF tho opposition
20 ngrcu on candidate, On Thursday
night the Arthur and Edmunds men know
that their respective causes wore hopo-
lcEa unoss they combined, Tho hlmunds
men would not 40 10 Arthur ana tho lnttor'B
fronde would not 20 70 Edmunds, INC Arthur
mon alRlnlttod tho namo or Gresham, but
Aonalor lioar was foremost Ia opposing him.
DO what they would, the Arthur mon could
not win over the Edmundn mon 70 The Post
nnster'G onoral. Thon the Ednunds mon sub
mlLlod tho namo OF Hnwley ~ u man
upon whom u combination could bo formed.
Hut, M tho Edmunaa mon would not 20 70
Gresham, the Arthur mon would not 10 TO
Hawlry, and thon oil hopOa OF u eoinnromlHo
Edmunda mon, aud the lsdmupde mon are
awOnrinR wildly nj the Arthur upil, and both
ArO thoroughly dissatisfied. But tho ROnornl
oonousonie that all nctions will now sup
Ios6oS June y.-Tho Times aaysi "Dopo's
nomination will 10 received With sltlBfAotiun.
iio has not only bocn the most popnar can.
dldatc,, but tho most eongpiouons and 70.
llopublioan party which has done itself
honor by tho nomination or 10 we'll
known aud distinguished mln, If tho
70 a doaaito, reasonable freo-trado polioy they
certainly would secure moro sympathy on this
aldo OF tho Atlantic than hitherto Monntinfol
wo congratulate tho republic on tho choice oc
candidate ~ omlnontly suited ~ Blalna 70
represent and uphold tho dignity oftho United
| StAtOa."
| tiLoNDoN, June. 7-Undor thcshoading "a
Beaconsnod Beyond tho Son," the ran
| Mdn Dd5stto snys, "Blaine's nomination
IN tho most notable cvont for Inaland
elnco I,ncon's assassination. wherever
| Blnlno can oust tho British
| from the position they hold on tho American
continent ho will ondoayor 70 replace EnHlirh
influence and trndo by American II y menao.
| lng intimntlon that he diarrgurucd tho Cmy-
ton-Bulwcr treaty II nm evil nuEury for the
future relations OF England and America. His
| intervention IN Peru was most onlinoue whtn
commercial triumphs IN hcds leedtlmntoy bc-
Touring 20 America. England Will watch with
extreme solioitudo tho progress OF tho onm-
| pniQn."