The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-19
THE NEW YORK DELEGATION

caucussed st noon. Depew was eheren
chairman. Frank Hisc1ek was chosen,
New York's representative in the COM.
mittee on platform. After appointing
other committeeman, a resolution
was adopted without dissenting voice
declaring Chauncey NJ. DepeW the
cnoice or the delegation for the presi-
Dental nomination, and amid chesrs
tne meeting a1joUfH-6s re- ee g
burst into the nj! laa sfnvfah
for Chauncey NJ. Depew' and giving
other evidences Of enthusiasm. Noy
was their ardor dampened to any aDs
preciable extent when the answering
.heers for Allison and Gresh ham came
from the respective headquarters Of
those candidates, nor when the Iowa
delegation marched in front of the New
YORK rooms keeping step tc asav.t..a1lr
OF Allison, Allison, William B. Al
lison."
Depew held quiet reception and
received many congratulations upon tho
unanimity shown by hi, delegation.
DELEGATE ROOD,
OF Iowa, said; Allison of Iowa has
strengthened materially since Saturday,
We have gained thirty five votes GER
tain. As it now stands we will 90 into
the convention with over ore hundred
votes pledged for our candidate. Then
we have almost the positive assurances
from delegates from the large States
That they Will come o, er 10 us aft r the
first few ballots. If Iowa were doubtEnl
Seate: ! toink there would be 10 doubt
Of Allison's success. Gresham has
man, friends in our delegation and he
is easily second choice SO lar as I car
see. We have net yet considered our
second choice. however, as We think
Allieon stands as good chance if not
better, than any Of the csnd5-z
dates. Iowa. in any event, il
for the nominee. we will carry the State
If the conveDtion should nominate n
man from Florida's tWamps"
Nearly 8 the delegations are holding
or wilt hold caueuses to-day. Mean,
whlie matters are wholly adflft and
such thing as capitalization of senti-
lnent on any mooted point is NOT TO DO
found.
THE CALIFORNIA rRLEGATIoF
chose hi. II. De Young member OF. Abe
Committee Judge Thursten-
was selected Tor IT COMM endation to the
as the cot nittee 8 choice
for temporary chairman. He was be-
ing onRratLlated from all sldes sitter
the adjournment OF the COMMITTEES.
The CaIforBians. unused to defeat
we're simply dumbfcunded. Their op-.
ponents, however, were little less sur
PItaod, the c'oseness Of the vote being
almost wholly unexpected. 1t WG9
pretty generally conceded that she
amount of strength gathered by gali--
fofnians and the mum ber of votes they
mustered wa under the,oirCumstaneeH
J tribute to the Psti Q sl,pe, nothing
short OF that accorded by the Demo
eraIs at st. Louis. Nevertht less, eOass
men were sure and their eastern Sup
porters not less SO. Everybody: else
thought the Estee N made mas niH-
cent fight. considering how they had
been han ditspotd by their late arrival,
TIM convention b. NJ in the matter Oh
Prehminaries, relatively q 1uA week
ahead of the Democratic convention,
where the Cslifornisns achieved, their
largely by Deing the first m6A
on the ground. Here, Tburston
Ben from Nebraska had beer
the early birds aud the Oppoai-
ton 10 Thu1ston had attemRtQA
to centre on Patrick EgaD, who s0u9G,
almost undoubt. dly hmys had bhEn
honeIs, but hs felt oblistd in loyalty to.
his fellow delegates from Nebraska to
give way to Thufston. the hrst faVOrita
of the Nebraska DELEGATION. Some talk,
of carrying the fig { into the cOs7eD-
ton vas heard after the meeting OK the
national committee Was over, no emo
OF prominence would commit himself,
however, until tue matter had been
thoroughly discussed in private. by.
those who stood for Estee.
Cyrus Leland, of Kansas, is said te7~
have been the best and most earnest
champion of Estee in the national COM
mittee. He said: The vote far
chairman was q tie, the
decidiug vote was cast by Chairman.
Jones. and the m0tioa to make
it unanimous for Thurston had
one opposition vote, many Tefrainme'
from voting. The press Ut RebraskG'
has vigorously opposed Depew rs beingS
corporation man. yet at the ffst'Op-.
portunity Nebraska pres euts a railroad
attorney for temporary chairman VIZ
oame here to make votes foe the party
and not 10 'frive them from the artv,''
The conceosus of opinion fr, no the
people IN the corridor Was that, Rsteo
Toald have won on his present position
IS an aDti-mOnopoly candidate, but
rlends OF too many favOrite soss OF
for the presidency, unitea
srgely against suoh prOnouncetf Fa
'ogpition of the out-and out Blaine
lelegstlon man from the sltpe. It was
J verdict, seemingly rcociion. against
be CSllfornfans shouting for Blaine,
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