Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23


 information from Chairman Jones tha the temporary or permanent ohsirms ship would be conceded the coast, wh , gre ell united on Estee. The delegation will march from the depot ID Chicago [, } headquarters headed by a silk bsnDe four feet wide and five and halt fes long inscribed in large letters: "Blain, and Protection"
 CHICAGO, June 15.-The probsbilit, that John NJ. Thurston of Neorsska vil De msd- temporary and Warner MIller St New York permanent chairman of th, convention, became almost Q certsinty this evening, There was some tall smong those unscquainted with Thurs ton, of making Patrick Eagsn sx-Presi dent of the Interstate National Lthgu and one O' the Nebrssks delega'Ion tenn porary chairman, but Eagan ssId while he appreciated the we'll meant efforts Oi thuee friends. the Nebraska delega ti"r Eould be solid for Tnurston. Al Hsrri sons headquarters to day it ws- en- phsticslly denied that there had beer zoS conference between his friends a0G sbo~e of Gresham,
 SAS FBANCI=Co, June l5.-Sscressry Sieppsir. of The republican state com ni'tee hes been notified by John f, swift delegate to the republican nation al convention. snd his sliernsie. M. W. | Spauldlng, that neither wiil be able l. 1Iiead the convention Mr. Swift son6ned to bis bed sDd his physician forbids ,h- trip Mr. SpHuidiGg mad. arrangements to 20 this afternoon hu- Jriv.ts sfftirs iBtfrfered. hey hay sent telegrsms to the delegation re9nes- ing them tO fill the vacancy or t8k
 uch other action as m ' 5e deemed ne lesssry.
 VA HINGIoS, June l6-General SheIi dHn psssed s good nighi, change U report in his condition this morning.
 CMcseo, June 16 - Walker Blaine, son ot Jame- c. Blaine, vac visitor 0resnam's headquarters last nizbt, anc before leaving signed book contaioInI he names of callers favorable tc Gresham as a candidate for President.
 PARIS, June 16 - The death of the Emperor has caused {, eIInR here muci like dismay. He was res pected here t lever of peace, and there are disms sp-culBtiOns TOW ss to the political con ss quences of bis death. I be new Em- perlf + regarded as being animsted b. otter hatred toward the FseDch, and not averse to war between the LOwers,
 CHICAGO June I6.-A committee oi the Chicago Blame Club met Ghe drlegs- ton st Mendots and rendered them Ap escort {" their headquarters. he Irish American Club came ou. in a specI-l tram and met the delegation Rt Aurora where much enthusiasm occurred. Se- nstor Fair of Nevada said the Pssifc Coast was undoubtedly for Blame bu; should be become an impOssibIlity the delegation would, he had DO doubt, vote as unlt for some other man. IL was prevailing sentiment among the dele gates that fl Gresham should be able 10 set at rest the doubts ss to bis alleged free trade tbeOries be would be accepis- bl- ss 6 candidate.
 CHICAGO June i6.-Delegstes are ar r1vIug a. 6 lively rate to-day snd the scene at the hotels and political head. Gusrters is becoming more animated. The Pacific Coast delegation was she first important arrival and added much Fest to the "Blsine enthusiasm The Maine delegation soon after arrived end the Brooklyn delegation also came m O. rn early train, Greshsm's managers cIsIn they have gained twenty i've votes to-day and are very hopeful [ secsssions from the Pacific coast dele gates. Sherman's workers are ardent and indefstigable colOred men from the south beng particularly Zealous. but all of the bOoms are practically in suspense pending developments which al from the Golden Gate.
 fIrIsBUBG June 1.-The Blaine wing of the New York delegation under Sher- ii SpOok reached here this morning. SpoOk says they are for Blaine and val nominate him if possible, The New Jer sey delegates said they were for Blaine without a second choice. and the Dele ware group declared they would nomi- nae Blaine from the start.
 NEW YORK June l6-The Grand Gen. tral depot presented lively scene this morning as the special train bearing a large portion of Ihe New York deleRs- ton left for Chicago, The trai also had on board two hundr d members oi the John J. O'Brisn sssocIation which IS still shouting for Blaine.
 Al Csliforni4 headquarters A. H Beard president of the young men't Blame Club mounted a chair and delIv- cred A short address of welcome. H told the visitors the young Republicans entert ined the same sentiments as the western people do respecting the nomI nation and prop sed three cheers for Blaine snd three more for the visitors, which were heartily given. Mir, Brady of the Irish American Club was intro du ed sud made 6 red hot Blaine speech which vas wildly applsuded.
 Cries for Greed Hay mOud followed and be ooseriully responded. He thanked the club for the demonstration and said The r ,cific coast delegate who failed to voie for Blaine was s traitor co the peO- pie who sent him. He declared Blaine should be nominated before making sUy pls,form as be would bs candidate, platform and all. As Grant filled the hearts ot the people ID time of war so does Blaine stand ID time Ot peace. He declared that the rebels had bJ the sid of northern democrats advanced their lines further north than during the war. They were no better friends of the north to-day than when Jefferson DavIs vss their leader. Raymond then toOk up a red bsndaDs which he declared was the emblem of the democratic party 10 coming campaign and said It was ban per which no virtuOus woman loved or under which DO brave woman had fought IL was a symbol Ot servitude. rsg which slave women wrapped around their heads ss they worked 10 the rice and cotton fields ID the south, It was the flag of anarchists which had been carried in this city when blue coated protectors of order and pssce had been murdered and moved down by dynamite bombs, California, be sad, would b. the first Republican state on the hst l. be called ID the convention for nomlnR ,ions and if no one else volunteered to put Blaine ID nomination he would do so himself. They say Blame If MIine, has written some letters, but Jim BlaiDe of California, wIll accept. After Mir. Haymonds speech there was s great Blaine demonstration ID the Leland cor riders, after which the delegates dis persei to their rooms.
 CHIcAao June lS, -SkirmishIDg pre- limInery to ihe great bstile which sill be formally opened ID the convention tomorrow, IS unusually active ID the hotel corridors and this morning groups | of politicians are congregsted in the | Iohbiaa and nradictiOns are lC Cudly and