Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13
Political NOses.


The DEMOCRATIC PLAN or CANfAfGS Brc.
The executive committee OF the democratic con-
night, appointed senator kenna aud Representa-
u'es Bryce, OF New York, and Fisher. OF Michigan.
subcommittee 10 meet the national democratic
committee when ~ visits Washington on the ssth
OF this month TO inform the President OF his re-
nomination. The subcommittee 10 To confer with
the national committee In reference 10 plan Tor
the coming campaign.
The Philadelphia Press says: ''The movement to
present Mayor Edwin H. Filter as the PennsylyA-
MIA candidate for the presidential nomination. yes
terday assumed the most significant character. lt
took such a shape a. 10 justify the expectation
that he will receive the support OF a majority 81
TIE deegatlon OF the state and perh the hole"
Gov. Foraker was Interviewed yesterday IN re-
gard 10 the dispatch sent from Coum bus det aliny
a scheme, with which Gov Foraker was SAID 20 be
cognizanL, 10 make Blaine the nominee for Press
dent and Foraker the second man on the ticket.
Il am not candidate. and will not be-" said the
governor.
Mr. chauncey N. Depew denies the truth OF the
statement published Monday that he has Do
cided 10 withdraw from the contest for the repub-
lican presidential nomination II such a letter
Louis dispatches It was unwarranted. he has not
sought the position, but would not decline the
nomination II rendered TO him.
Senator voorhees,. at Terre Haute, Monday,
said that while the Indiana democracy worked
hard for the nomination OF GOV. Gray for second
place, they would now turn In and do all Ia their
power 10 carry the state for Cleveland and Thur
man, and he believed they would succeed.
Tue Omaha Bee announces that while the
Nebraska delegation 20 Chicago will support De-
pew, the Bee Itself Will place an independent and
antl-monopoly republican electoral ticket IN the
held.
The nrst district Illinois republican convention
nominated Colonel Abner Taylor 20 succeed
K w. Durham Judge Eugene Carr and W.
j. Campbell were elected delegates TO the national
convention and Instructed for Judge Gresham.
The Vermont state prohibition convention yes
terday was attended by nifty mine persous Chair
man Pearls address In the main was a denuncia-
uon Of the republican party FOR lie attitude on the
temperance question. A full state ticket, with
Henry NJ. Selly for governor, was nominated. A
platform, with the usual woman suffrage, prohi-
bition. and nti-prohibltion planks was adopted
The Maine union labor state convention yester.
day adopted resolutions favoring greenbacks :,
postal banks, Government telegraphs and rail-
roads, service pensions, an income tax, secret
ballot and homestead laws and denouncing the
Importation Uf labor and fusion with other parties
W. IA. simmons was nominated for governor.
Delegates from various counties In Maryland and
wards In Baltimore. representing sections N the
Logan lnvincioles, met In the Monumental city
last evening and Endorsed the presidential aspira-
tons OF Gen. Alger, OF Michigan, and suggested
Hon. Levi Z. Morton, VI New YORK, for Nice-Presi-
dent.
A circular letter, signed by thirty-slx New Hamp-
shire republicans OF honorable war records, was
yesterday sent TO the state delegation 10 the Chi.
| cage convention expressing preference Tor Cen.
Alger as a Candidate on the national ticket