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arranged TO be a signal for Blaine stam-.
pede, but II is the policy Of tho Blaine forces
70 ald all efforts to secure delay. They soy
they are in no hurry TO nominate Blaine
and want all the other candidates to havs
as good a chance and as much time as their
friends may ask for They take this
position because 1t Is their desire not only to
nominate Blaine, but to nominate him in
such manner as viii not have the appear
ance of riding over other candidates. There
is no conceaiment of
BITTER FEELING
prevailing tonight over the manner In
which the convention is being juggled with
by the friends of Blaine, who pretend to be
giving other candidates a fair chance and
at the same time take good care to defeat
them one after another as they rise in prom.
inence in the balloting Sd
much feeling Is being engendered
by these tactics, which the friends of Har-
rison denounce as a confidence game, MAX
ing dupes Of earnest men, that a revolt
against the Blaine programme is threat
ened. Many visitors, disguised with the
manipulation of the convention which
brings on an Adjournment without an at
tempt to transact business, are leaving tha
city, and II the feeling of antagonism
among tho delegates continues to grow
another than Blaine may be nominated.
Elkins has openly boasted of his ability to
beat any candidate the opposition may put
up, and also boasts Of having defeated Sher-
man and Harrison.
BLAINE WILL ACCEPT.
Elkins says there is no doubt of Blaine's
acceptance II nominated. A vigorous effort
VIII be made between this and Monday
morning TO combine the field against Blaine.
but nothing will be decided upon till to-
morrow night. The present outlook is that
Allison, Gresham or Mckinley will take
the lead.
Tho current prediction tonight is that
Blaine will be nominated Monday, possibly
after n conference with the representatives
OF the defeated candidates, at which letter
or telegram from Blaine will be read
BLAINE TO '0ET THERE" TOMORROW.
CHICAGO, June 80, 12, ,MIDNIoHT. At mid
night Biaines managers here are very con-
fldent that their candidate will be nomi-
mated ON the second ballot taken on
Monday. They say, however, that they are
In no hurry about 1t, as they are sure the
result they desire will be brought about
eventually.
The subcommittee appointed by con-
ference of the friends OF the different cam
dldates had another meeting tonight, at
which all the gentlemen named In the pre-
vious reports OF the meeting were present.
"ibh bhc DANpPslbh VI AlOtAis LUG blLut~
tion was fully discussed, but nothing Of inn
portanoe was done beyond the appointment
of committee of two to confer with the
New York delegation, and report TO the
committee tomorrow afternoon.
NEW YORK GOES TO BLAINE.
At u meeting of the New York delegation
tonight that state, by vote Of 65 TO Z, de-
cided TO vote for Blaine ON Monday The
Californians are highly eated over the out
look for the success of their campaign,
and the nomination of Blaine, il
IL be accomplished, Is certainly
due to their persistent efforts. This Is
recognized by the leading political managers
here. When the subcommittee was about
to adjourn, at midnight, one of the mem
bers jolungly moved that after the nomina-
tions were made member make it a point
to wait on tho California delegation and in
quire if there was anything else they re-
ouired