Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
PRESIDENTIAL CAy0l0liTT NJ
Hli and Whitney in the RAJ.
about Blaine gi,a no.bi,..

hiii ava Whitney IN the Rs,.
about Blaine aud ooukiips
The political discussion Il y.sssi|
circles is drifting into two lines r,,''
correspondent OF the Cincinpsllp .,,s.
The Democrats are buslly tss.s.S /
picking out Mr. CleyelaBd'S sp,s,'.'.
Democratic favor. II Dan MssSa,.
retained his health there was s,,,'.a
that he would have been brcaahIi,5,s
70 unite the elements that are nSv "
terlng about David B. Hill md VIII
Q, Whitney. But Manriug d %. NM
question, and friends Of the olbe
men are settling down to lorg ,,ssll
for supremacy. They are botA ~
men, part Of the NtgIgsd is,s
Democracy, and Their NzIsl
as politicians have already ssl
well attested. 1t will be crest ny
gle, with all the fresh young bat h
the party engaged. In the resniInsa
Republicans are watching two b
James @. Blame and Roscoe Conl
II Is generally conceded thst Nj. Ri,
is the choice of his party fora renosz
ton; that predictions are heard % "a
side that there will be no candidate III
convention against him, Themugglns
might present name II Ihey should n
admission to the convention. But h6
their action at Chicago II ls not heEsssl
they will appear again ila Refu,in
national convention. Ii Is mafe l1,I
that they will be knocking at thedc1 q
the Democratic convention snd asAl
for C.evelandis denomination b NJ
evenly balanced condition, rs htlTx
the parties in New York state, lQsyI
Cockllng's support or opposition NJ
mean the balance Of power HehetE
before, and threw 1t agaias. Rlaist d
Maine leader PLAYED his cards iA
the election without C0nsItg \
did win it, but lost It on HE
play. II Conkling had been bis Ianis
there were cards enough between lAent
have won anyway. The, sitnsasnhN
changed to-day, except that Conkllng Y
more cards. When be saw that Bsh
could have won without him Atl q
Burchard, he set himself about ne "
Of gathering up his scattered forces. q
Broadway surface investigation oses1
his opportunity. When he went IteslN
10 Albany TO make a speech oelois e
senate committee the audience cesnM
was filed to overdowing. His talI's
was postponed till another date. w,
ne got up and left the ball fouFlllM Y
he brilliant escemblage got up iIa iA,'
also. On the occasion Of the dell'sg
MS argument, a few days later, ~
VAS not standing-room 10 the assn
)ly chamber. The common inqulIl w
o his purpose in politics ! w
lp 10 Albany, The other asi !.
pent several hours With Tie SLATE ~.
mere. / found u remarkable sspsl, ,p
adorable to Conkling's return Y puS X,
lfe, but found it everywhere evss..
With expressions that he must seleo',
IF his high horse with Blaine. V~N
Iis old henchmen, A. 7. Thornton Y (, Z,
lawrence county, g young lawyer y. y :.
protege of the Field family sala y " ".
"There is no doubt that coDkllng WI
o come back into active public Ks I
hought differently for awhile by y Y,
nat he is unbending. lie USED Y y
ordly as u king on the street. ahu H vi
arely move his head In recognl'lgs,s NJ, Y, &
cquaintance. ] ran across np
the other dal wssN h
,as talking to an Acquaintance, \.
poke warmly 10 me IS psss ~
tier | had gone on half a block 1 y,
ONE one calling to me. ! loosss Y,
nd was amazed to hud II was uV'i n (,
tho was calling and becSonlnE r.aa
lould come iuto the contest ~ xxx XXX
tates senator this fall, with sne W. n,
auding that he and bis trlenus y s',r,s
lRine for president, he Hos ~. ~
lat prize and yindIcation a. 1s
me. Stranger things have hs gpo,s 4
ew York THAI that Conkllng sass S "a
led Warner Miller, who succe s,,s', x {.
would be impossiblefor Con las ~
lything II he bucks egalns. s,. M
,ople. They are too msny u ". ..os q,
r him, or anyone else" Ia ,,ssss ~
sents the average talk 1T als'
roueh the state on this suolect
CIosins Out ~
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