Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-27
THE CHICAGO tt KIT.
Continued rom First ! age.

Iltiona commonly supposed ID exist
aong Blaine, Allison and Cisrkson.
Your correspondent has il, however, from
the highest authority thst SsDa:Or Sler-
man advised Shis lIeu.enants Of the
Z steGce Q; thIs understanding and his
managers Almost up 10 the iGss moment
thought that the Allison vote would
come to Sherman, but the comp2cs rslsted
only 70 the possible contingency Of
BLAINE VERSUS SHERMAN
and Giu not cover Harrison versus Sher-
m.n. The Sherman men presumed toe
much upon this, and S:pa-
tor S1erman'5 failure 10
extend his understanding with Allison SO
As to include other candidates other thsn
Blaine Vas fatal 70 his interests, Inst
Atlis0n expected Sherman TO be the nom
inea IS late Gs 10 O'Clock Monday morning
IS eyInced by kilograms received from him
about that hodr. Even General Harrison
at thGt hour is sale to have expressed the
belief in g telegram TO Sherman inst ae
(SlermGD) would be the nominee, acd ne
halfway Congratulated him il advance, IS
became one who had practically agreed
en- the night OF the second day OF the COO
ventiOn that he would il view Of
CABINET OFFICE
pull out 81 the proper time. The
accidental nOmipa.iOn Of Genera!
Harrison is sIikinslY illustrated
by two additional facts, the fitness
with WhicA 1t fell in the convention as
COMPARED 30 Cleyeland's nomination and
Blaine's nomination in 1884; secondly b?
The utter failure Of any newspaper IN Cal
csge 10 predict in its news column
mon6ay morning that Harrison would be
The nUmiLee HID it been the
zeal intention Of the many parties TO
c .mbine 10 nominate Harrison the fact
could not have been withheld from the
pspers. This accidercy Of the NOM
ipation viii surely be one CT the
Gle nents of weakness in the
ticket. o ler and more serious
weak eputs VIII appear shortly, enc Of
y.l!ca Will be Ea-aror Sasrwaa's
ATTITUDE TOWARD THE TICKET
during he canvass. YAAt ae fees he YES
iaagled out Ct the nomination by the
lingering hcpe Of Depew a9d
others to spring 8 zine Is admitted by
two OF his closest friends Wlo lst5 tn2
CITY today. TaeY thought S1ermsu
would "a he little or no psr5 IN Sic cam
ps!Gu AID their nAdepce il The election
OF their ticket was anything bur strong
MgrtCn's domination YVES ice fulfill
M Mt Ct an cut and cut bargain. The
sarewd old YsrBee nAd & sure thing Of
i, for he had similar COmpSCts with S1er-
man, Hfrriaon cnd Allison. Sod was PIE
pared slgsYs through Depow to make q
trade with any o.her possible
nominee. Il is q eirgulet fact mat IN
Morton because Of Lis wealth
TIE spublIcsLs have fer h-2t time in
heir life pu5 On tie Cnst-OF SHOES OF the
Democratic party which t,Ied tie money
beg method with English and otler can-
al stes always with & disastrous result.
Both Candidates OF the Republican
ticket are identified with corporations
Sud monopoieF, Harrison so railroad
Iswyer and Morton IS banker sEd specs
ul&tor, while beth Cleveland md Thur
man are typical representatives CT
tee anti-ccrporStion sentiment. The
result, therefore, is rot difficult TO
anticipate, especially in view Ct the fail
ur9 Of the Republicans 10 PIT man on
their ticket whose record or 16uitg on
the tsr' f issue IS prCnounI led or varied
en- ugh 10 keep this isaue in the fore
ground, IS either the nance Of S1syman
OF Allison would have done.
TO NOTIFY HARRISON.
CHICAGO, ILL June 56 "A meeting of
the committee CT the REPUBLICAN National
Conven,Ian which Is to noiiy the rOmi-
nees FOR President and V.Ce-PreF!deGt of
ths action OF the CONVENTION wss held
this m0rpine in the Leland hotel psrlOrs,
These present were Alfred II. Hendricks,
A!sosma; Logan Il. Roots. ArSapsas:
Pals Klbourne, California; T6om7s
Wsscolt Halden, Kansas; william
Ms or, New York; T. w. SIingr, Mis-
sissipp; DR.. Fred L. Buyder, Massscbu
setss; z S. Norval, Nebraska; O1ed
Wheeler, N n Y0rA; Z. P. Mayo, De-
gCn; J. c. Dsugherty. Tennessee; l.. f.
Ergers, Ariz0re; g. ". Hop, Dakota;
J Frank Caaver, New Mexico. Hon.
Morris al Estee was by vote Of the con-
veution made Chairman q the committee.
Join G. DoUgheIty Cf Tennessee w5s
made secretary. On motion oi soverncr
Root CT Arkansas the tlRe tJr no>tgiug
the candidates was left 70 the discretion
OF the cL4it. Cnairmsn Es1ee then de-
cided il would be On appropriate tine to
notify GaneIsi Harrison CT his nOmirG-
tiun vt u o'clock July 4. The Bats
House ct Indianapolis YVES designated as
tbs place. The time and place for notify
ing Hon Levi P. Morton will be desig
neted oy the cnsirman. The committee
then adjourned to meet al 10 O'Clock >.
N. ct the Bates House, indianapolis,
July 4.
TO CONGRATULATE Harrison.
WASHINGTON, June 26 -Caairman Es-
tee CT the Republican convention, togeth-
or with other delegates, in all making six
carloads, left this morning for Indianap-
oils to call OF General Harrison and con
gra:u.ste him on his nomination.
HARKIsoN's yIsIToRs.
IxpIANAPoLIs, IND, June rs -Lste
Yesterday siternoon delegation from
PLairfal Hendricks county. called 81
General Harrison's house and were sd
dressed By him. Ia the evening meet
inaszas held at the Criminal court room',
,xssffe adjournment OF which E crowd OF
'Tt0o marched to the Generals res
idence and called for him. He
sppeared ard made pleasant
nei1AborIy speech and was enthusiast
c.lly cheered. The excitement continued
till lste ct night, street parades, bands Of
muse and noisy crowd of people being
the chief features. Many buildings were
;lIrroin.taj ard h.Opers and trssS,