Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-13
TIE woods FULL OF EN-.
Five Distinct Presidential Booms il
Operation at Chicago, with Sew
efsl More to Hear From.
Han Chaugs'y n. B.pw Rea'srs,s:
His Statsmsn that Ha IA Iuihs
R2c3 for All II is Worth.
Phass-Repubussns in the C.nten
NAL ssato Badly Spit Up.
Republican CONVENTION Notes.

/ Republican CONVENTION Notes.
CHICAGO, ILL June 12.-Re presenta
tiyes Of I'VE distinct presidential boomi
sre in the city to night and others are mo
mentsrily expected.
| Picture Of she candidates were bein.
posted ap in the hotels during the evening
and the half coz sn delegates already ar
r.yed fer the Republican rs.io1al conven
ton were being eagerly sought for BY
Wire-pulers sDd newspaper men.
A GERS sld Allison's agents, who were
fist On ground, were reinforced early
| by S1ermaz's p.oxy ara Tonight a5deC
the accredited spokesman for Harrison
Judge Gresham wss present IN person
He resides q; the Palmer House and more
than enc politician from abroad mEde mis-
acquaintance quite cssually, So 10 speak
| His local supporters came TO the from
With sc open NEE ing at one OF the club
rooms &C lining the grand pu5ic ro-
tuldG, where a number OF r0U5lDg
speeches We're made and sppieuse was
waited up to the apartments OF the man-
sgefs for the leaders. All CT these, SO
far arrived, ha convenient quarge-s close
to the rotunda.
At Allison headquarters there seemed
to be more going on than in tho
| rooms OF ally OF the other candidates
Q lite group OF IoTdns were present,
and people from other states were drop
Piag 10 continuously, giving the place &,
decided
BUsLHRss-LIKE APPEARANCE.
J S Carlson, Chairman IF the IoTS
delegation, kad member of the R5pU Oil
can national committee, expressed the
opinion TIA. the contest over the nomina-
IiCn FIR President IVES fast narrowing
down 10 three men. "Ole CT them," ks
d. c!ared, sis Senator Allison"
Mr.. ClaGkscn adGed: III is being re
cogLiz:d generally il the east mat Allison
Is the Candidate standing for the principle
OF protection in tao norsnwest, as against
the new line II the pay led By po~eriul
party newspapers Get up Tor taglf reform.
Allison will have grest strength IN the
country Of The Mississippi, some votes
IN all the states there, and strong
support in most OF lnem he has
strength in the south, 6 grea5 deal Ct
strength in Councillor, Rhode Island,
Maine ard Vermont, AID great dtEl Of
second cnolce strength in New jersey and
NV York l believe the undeEfoW a;
the present time
Is FOR ALLISON,
and l: il conceded hs hss the greatest
strength IS q Candidate without an..g-
Onisme, and able to command the party
in any OF the states
Senator HsErisoI's i:.teres.s ara being
looked after by CHARLES f. Grifi3, la
disna's S 3cretary Of Safe, scccm panied
y q.
rived this evening, xnd were got elow II
beginning missionary wofs for their chief.
M. Or fiji was enthusiastic over the oul-
look. "rautmsn's nomination By the
Democrats" raid he, "is play right into
mure tkal ever doubtful state "
"Does not the ssne argument apply
equally In favor Of Gresham?" he was
asked.
"Is would If Gresham were IRdiana's
candidate" vas the ready answer, "bll
such is not the case. The people Of Indi-
ana want Harrison They are no. hostile
to Gresham, Of course, but Harrison is
their man. Fur.her than that, every del
egate from Indlana favors Harrison and
is pledged To his support"
"HoR longf'
usL ds long as LQele Is DrOA0l6
chance that he m,y win. II will rot be
any complimentary vote, that much is
csr;air. NJ, iadeed, Harrisol's strength |
Is not ccLaned to Indiana. He will have
votes from all sections OF the country, !
nsny or eVea the fist ballot. When II !
comes to picking second choice, H.rri- !
son - probably ou.num Dtr<d by no one" |
Mr. 6 in thought that with Harrison |
az the head Of the ticket the second place |
would u-dootedly go to Nav York, Con-
Decticut or New jersey, and just who |
would be preferred IN such an event had |
not been thoroughly considered.
W. s. Cappellar, Chairman OF the Re- |
pu odcan Safe Committee of Ohio, stur |
illy chsmpioned the cause OF John Sher- |
me !. The OHIO delegates would stick to |
ne Senator in this convention, said MIR. |
C.pps liar, until she was copgealed.
GAS for Thurman" he added, $50 far |
from his nomination being strong one, |
i is the reverse. Thurman is indeed |
wesk in Ohio. We do not put Sherman |
forward becs1se Thurman is 10 ae feared, |
but because Sserman is the strongest snd |
best equipped man in the field. We claim |
ae Can carry greater vo.e in the doubt |
'al states than shy other man, and II |
lomtnstei ne will certainly com nanGNthe |
Jul strength Of nis party, ard taus assure
victory
Mr.. esp )eliaf's reason for believing |
Thurman Weak in ONO was given as tht |
secret bitterness toward the sold llnsnn
org nursed by many leading OHIO Demo
rats,