Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-04
-, opRp DELEGATES.

lime Erred DousiaoS o1
CDctso., and was probably the mos
s,sd sCos .ssnad 10 man of any IN th'
asdy n .bs Sherman House. Nor
4 esd o. ~. a.,ompt was made to worr,
30 o ,stersnce to his recent ma .Iaa4e.t'
pseA aiticulty preserved his tempe
bnIn .,sd good naturally. Dougl ~:
u .olored delegates would mostly
e6ps tor Arthur, but when tae
n 'oM ,ss he thinks their votes vii
sby 60 to Logan, 49, II - 7 ID 1o .aa
sa1ih Carolina deiegates ., az y . meet e.,
,sSsy resolved to vote as a s u1ii' 10,
= eoa long as he is in the field. II
lstn ~ he withdrawn, 1t IS believed
bso11saation will divide between Lo
y osissSharnlan. The Texas delega-
4 % ~. .gioe today for the purpose oi
10 9 and adjourned each Tins
~ action. They Will meet agar
Hso. .u morning. 1t is said the chiei
DSoliO Inv the delegation failed to or
a'su ,odsy, Is a bitter personal dis
p0E< zen a Blaine negro delegate
y H"sGaIyeston, and an Arthur man
Csap MALLORY, Collector Of Customs
80. .s.s port, as 70 which OF the two
IN represent Texas on the National
Gnniit'e' a.,,,,,.cv
| .,ovning incident today was the
takeu by the Indiana delegation
~. meet to the candidacy of Sen.
w R ~. Harrison. Early in the fore
~ Mr. Harrison WAS requested to
,.s bsadquarters, for obvious rea-
Y. and be retired to his room, the
'.,,ion then ballotlng assIduously
80 three hours session. as 10
md thew would take in the Con
4 - The proposal to present the
H.aof Harrison was carried by a fair
l ;o,ty but a unanimous vote could
- attained, owing to the interven-
~ friends of Gresham. 1t was
- h, them that Gresham could not
~ bis name to be urged, in view of
\ s,.binet position, bnt the friends of
/ u',,son urged that that fact ought not
initiate against the candidacy of
/ s,r,on. and that under the ciroun-
4 s,so.s the friends of Gresham should
-w,sy. Ii was further contended
saif Senator Harrison could go into
= ,onyentiOn with solid delegation,
sy1id prove strong recommendation
,ksfcyor, as being the only one of the
lsbtf1l States to come in with an IN
roksn front. The arguments were all
us,sd. as Gresham's adberents refused
some into line. They agresd, IL the
kepstion was allowed to go into the
mysntlon with their hands full, and IL
/ "a demonstrated that neither Blaine
/ " Arthur could be nominated, and
l Uncomfortable number of votes were
! na for either Gresham or Harrison
| nsn Indiana would give her entire vote
4 he one showing the greatest strength
I Ais was the final decision of the dele
stOn after d second conference, which
| Nan at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Har'
800, it is understood, will go with his
Dps into the convention, but Richard
H. Thompson will appear at their head
In vote of the State will be given u
salne and Arthur very equally, with
isssiby two votes for General Sher-
ssn.
NOTES, ETC.
Ionipht members of the Pacific Coast
zksgati0n visited the Texan and other
&sgkern delegations at the Sherman
bose, where. they were received with
naang cheers. w. w. Morrow aud
sssn made ringing speeches. When
ID party left for the Grand Pacific,
D. N for Blaine and California could
heard blocks away. The coast Poo
b. with their helpers from Colorado
ss'ada and Oregon, will make q round
the other hotels tonight for the pur-
1ps Of visiting the different delega-
Jama
The Maryland delegation took vote
paght 10 determine how they would
land in the early ballsting, ana the re-
|sit was Blaine IL and Arthur 4. Rhode
hand wiz vote for Edmunds, and At 4
|nseling on Thursday morning will de-
3D. who they will support in case the
'tdmunds CAMPAIGN proves a failure.
Ksntucky took last vote tonight. and
Va found to stand Arthur IL, Blaine Is,
logan =.
TIKI TEMPORARY GUARDIANSHIP.
There is much excitement tonight
yer the selection of Clayton as tenn.
mMy Chairman of the Convention.
Ihs feeling is confined mostly to dele.
Iplas opposed to Blaine, but there arc a
1smber Of Blaine's adhereuts WAC OK.
Fas dissatisfaction at the choice OF
b National Committee. So intense,
sased, Is the feeling upon this subject
~ a plan Is on foet 10 attempt to de-
hi Clayton IN the Convention to.
Aafsw aud elect Mr. Bruce, Register
fths United States Treasury, in his
bad. The feeling in some quarters |.
a'edingly better, and that a stronl
Sort will be made to compass CLAYTON
sms very likely. Arthur men have
aslded 10 stand firmly by their candi-
aie TO the last, and will make no com
nation looking to the selection of any
aAsr man. They say this il their firm
nfpOse, and II the Eimunds men and
@sfs wish to nominate Blaine by re-
asang TO support Arthur, they must
lac She responsibility. There has
MN much quiet talk today about the
FEASIBILITY of nominating General
herman, II IL said a deadlock is
esaly probable, and that at the proper
las some prominent delegate might
Esseat the name of w. T. Sherman
" band at the same time striking NJ
aafching Through Georgia" when
- ueaerars friends saw, he will g,
s'oagh With an enthusiasm which
aanol be controlled. This has beer
ssses'ed so many times today AZ TO ex
We considerable comment. When tn,
WESTON was urged that the Genera
- not desire the nomination aud viii
Mks II, the reply in every instances
aa,edp 'S
4 uNVLAR OF NEw YORK DELEGATES.
circular bearing the title New
.sA iof Blaine; the voice of the EN-
~ state calling for James G. Blain,
e"u 70 victory" will be given out to
pos. II will read ~ follows
4 ne National Republican CoHpss
ihe Republican districts of tn,
az ss OF New York, under the rule o
49, popular representation, have de
T. arc emphatically and unmistakabl,
sanes u. Blaine, and this is thei
1 hr 70 the National Convention
sNe ssn get more votes in the Stat,
4, 'sw FORK than any other man, an,
~ OMry the State triumphant. Al
! Sop Ias OF the Republican representa-
Ss;. % .he National Convention on tn,
I e. e. OF the Presidential vote of lssl
I ~" mat from President Arthur
nls s J, = decided majority of the dele
n n. " the Convention are opposed I.
p.,.aa equation; that the overwhemin,
4 r,,s 1uetanee of delegates frem dis
| 10 :, ENlng Republican mai lrities i
al sae that y Republican district
,Ouf Democratic districts are 70
ana and i've other districts send Ed
b 10. o. snti-Arthur delegates, Will
~ sshce OF the Republican district