Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01


1T.
delegation OF local business man al.
organized In the Arthur lnterest "''o
The greater number of thr T.v.s
delegation also arrived abnnt 49,,
having been delayed on route 10 = H.,
Hood near Texarkana, resultInv fr, vs
the recent rains. The drlersf..s s ,m,..
the state OF Texas are divided hc,,va.',,
Arthur and Blaine. WV"
Nearly NJ, the Alabama d.,ec.,..
arrived during the forenoon. md nisn
n portion OF the Tennessee Geor.la
and Ais ,lssippi delegations.
/ The Nebrnska delegation came IA A
bouy late In the AFTERNOON. Sal ~
Some earnest, but vood.
natured work was done dmr,nv
the day for the different cnndid.,a,
but only In the way or throwinc M,
skirniishers and preparing the lines ns
attack and defensa., One hears very
little except Arthur or Blaine. occs.
sionally something IA said and dnrp
Tor Logan, the third cpnapicuous ca,,.
didatc a. reported, but the drlerat,s.
don't seem TO attach much imporiancs
To his candidacy. In this rcspept ihev
may he mistaken. There seems r.
be no doubt oof ga frirndiv
alliance between Blnlue and Ioran
The headquarters Of their suprorfers
are located Ia the same hall mud
friendly intercourse IN kent IN.
| The following circuinsta nt.c was re.
lated this afternoon. II being thought
advisable to test their relations In
Washington. Southern deicpnte
was dispatched to call on BlaIne he
was well received, and during Tho IN.
tervlew remarked that he was friendly
To Arthur, but being doubtful. Of his
success he wanted TO support the man
whC was likely 10 be successful blaine
gave him o letter to Gen, Logan, Unon
the delivering Of this letter he re-
marked to Logan that II was possible
II To do something with tile Southern
delegates but there would bs expeuac
attending II and he was Il poor man.
Gen. Logan rem arlSed that he Also was
poor but his friend might aid In the
matter and gave letter To WIN
: Walter Phelps aud the story goes tina,
this friend invested 5000 I'm the South.
ern venture. The alliance IA said
to be offensive and defensive
with view To control not only the
convention but the affairs of the nov.
ernment In case Of success nj the polls.
The plan Of those who don't wish Ia
see Arthur or Blaine nominated Ia Ia
, persuade unpledeed and lndependents
TO adhere To their choice through suc.
cessive ballots. They even desire Ia
keep Illinois voting for Logan,
1t Is expected this course will compel
break In the ranks OF
Blaine and Arthur. and max.
IL possible 10 nominate either
Greshani, Lincoln, sherman OF
nawley. rs between BMine ana
Arthur this CLASS OF delegates usually
express preference Tor the latter
Ibis hicl ieaus Artnurs friends 70 nope
that tne ,nnependehts may. be W
} duced hnaliy 10 come 10 ms support
intercourse to-day WIN Nebraskaa and
I hansa: people develops the TACT That
, ms strength In those states, ana wher
: baiiots are hs1 there VIII b'
: division. rms ~ due To basing tht
propaole action OF 'his year on I'M
feeling ~ 1851, but Then IL was not NJ
/, much Blame as opposition 20 the tblr'
term Tor Grant. While Bihihe's pop
. nlarity Is conceded, other influence
Q have entered In TO divide his support
! No one can faii TO discover the dlii.r
G ence between the management Ior th'
> Two conspicuous candidates. There u
little system but great enthusiasm
IN Biaine's ranks. Arthuras 10.
\ lowers are IKE drilled army III
r was remarked ny aNalilornm ueiegave
l who expressed surprise. He SAID I'M
D Pacific delegates started out Tor w
y convention IN the llrm bel'ei lhat TN
, nomination OF Blame WINS lregoh
q ballot. on which conipiimeiitary vote
!. for Arthur. Edmupds. Logan Sher
a man aud others would he given, ther
: would be sta,npede to the STANDARD
of tie man from Maine. Since fhci
arrival here. however. their contidenc,
had been greatly shaken by Arthur,
i ndherents The California and Neya
q da delega,ions held n session late mi
afternoon. nj which delegates expressed
r the determination to stick TO Blain,
a from first To last, California delegate.
formally organized, and selected w
w. Morrow chairman.
!. A small but Influential meeting OF
the supporters of T. Imunds was held
: Mt thu Palmer house today
/ Immediately ON the arrival
!. nr Ceorpe William Curtis and Mr.
, Theodore r.. RosevelL from New York
i Resides these two gentlemen ther,
|, ,vcrn ,rescnt NJ fhecufIfsrenc e A pdrev
:, u White Gov. John ID. Long. Sen
= ator Hosr nj Nasaachu .etts. ]. q. GU
!. Lori NJ Nav York md Horace Whit,
! os New York.
!, The buslness mems delegation me
Anu '"''','2 ~ - y e.,...t,s.