Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
ss this Blaine spectre hsugl
& II

sac.s which The convention will face TO-
morrow morning. TIE candidates whom
ElsiDs pro:essed to have killed refuse to
be buried. Every one Of them is still IL
the rsce. They are in for the purpose Ct
Winning Il possible, End ere determined
at all hsztrds to prevent me nomination
Of Blame. morrCW'5 balOting
is likely to chow mere repetition
o! the ballots Of Sturdy. While these
o'her candidates are II the feld, E!kins
Wiu not dare 20 CARY cut his programme
10 stampede the convention because ne
ass herd suthor.tivtly from NJ. B-aine.
Fnus deadlock will appear, End unless
Mr.. Blaine himself
CUTS THE KNOT
and lets the convention free to &C! on It's
own responsibility uninterterec with,
the convention may sit for sevsrsl days
without reaching & solution OF the extra
ordinary dj@cul!y Oy which il Is row EUR
rounded. Little by ligtle light comes u
upon this Phenomenal situation. During
the last few days there
Ktnley as dark horse
His lame has been mentioned With favor
in many places. Delegates have voted
for him in the convention. There is nc
doubt tast Mckinley mas made ane i'm
preston aud thsa he is popular mzn
ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT,
but it has been noticed tast the men who
were q ing al in their power to push MIN
10 the front are Blaine men, Il was
Blaine delegation who first voted for MIN
and on tEe succeeding roll calls other
Blaine delegates followed their example.
Furthermore, in the conferences of the
candidates B.$.Ie iuflsace has been ex-
eTted in favor Of adopting Mckinney Rs
ihe leader CT the opposition forces. all
me anti Blaine men IA the convention
concentrating their strength upon him
This IS On effort 10 induce all other can
didstes TO Withdraw and TO bring
Mckinley forward IS s dark horse IL
plSCe Of 8. aile. JK:t SIS soar Gs the pres
eLt averred candidates leave the field and
: dEr& horse takes the ID, Blaine Will
DC roniEstsd. Tae logic Of this is east
" perceived. Blaiae cannot, in ho1or
TlKE THIS NOMINATION
!; if is secured by running over csndi-
dates VINO entered the field and did tfe
best they could fer themselves, but ii
these candidates voluntarily withdraw,
and DARK horse t:k shalf place. no o.
legation rests on Mc. Blaine IS 10 :he
Hho has no5 been ci1GiiA.a,
and Hhcse friends have 10: pa. forth any
II Jrts in his 5eh,ls on the superstition
inst Blaine YVES out Of the W,y. An ef-
fort has also been inside by The Blaine
people 20 get FJrske. 10 staad as DARK
horse, and FCrI6sr hiss been willing
enough 10 do it, and hiss posed
I.fOr the convention with tina! purpose
In view Oh the Gi3ulct understanding
th.t Il the &nL. Blaine influence C0Cl1 De
induced to rally about Lin Balm ws5 to
oea: him out, the viCs-p presidency being his
- ward, An fort has also been made to
p.sy upon
THE AMBITION OF M'KINLEY
but without success. Nj Klnley has been
loyal to Sherman. AG effort is also being
made to ORIG ullCm forward IS dalk
horse, thl5 destroying Gresham, and IL
due tine similar effort msy be made to
Harrison 0y playing upon the
OK Elk Governor Porter The
snti Blaine leaders are uotin igGOrSsce Of
these &droit tactics. st ore time SaGur-
7sy lhere was some prospects
# the Mckinley programme succeed
ng snd joan Sherman had
rom It's oblieaton 10 himself And permits |
on 10 do whst Il should deem best. The |
Blaine men were tanning the Mckinley |
ilaze SO best they couid in secret, but
hey
OYERPLAYRD TEE GAME
md were defeated. Then She.man with
rev his withdrawal. His Representa-
ives positively denied th1t re hsd thought |
4 retiring from tina race. The Senator |
himself VAS interviewed to the sans et-
ect in Washington.
Another Eikins sC5eae Is to force the |
PIP s.tion TO unite on S erman. This is
n the theory thai Blaine could Eafely !
axe the nomination sway from Sherman
or the reEsSn that the Onio Senator WAS
candidate before Blaine's fsst
etter Of withdrawal was written as
9 witnessed by his demand for
&c presidential Endorsement of the OHIO
tate convention Ct 1857. Therefore
Iisiae is under no such obligations to
ilermsn IS to the candid ties who en-H
srsd the held under The belief tsst B Sins4
gss our. II is true Inst the Blaine men
re
IN TIE MAJORITY
i the convention, bug many of these
lIsine delegates are s!tached 70 other
II these other candidates re-
use 70 get out If the way, snd they are
ow refusing TO dc so, II is no. easy 10
,e how Blame cen be nominated, or il
ominsted, how he CSn 6Ccept. TIE sit-
alton therefore is i Gesd Lock with 70
oCd feeling PREVAIL, g and : powerful
ressuTe being brought 10 bear on II
Blaine Dy cable 10 solve re problem, N
0 far as Z hnsl word OF his csn dc Sc.
'he understanding Elaice's f9ieaos hsve
! thst he wSDts Ihe nomination If it
IN be secured il the proper wsy.
4 the present temper OF the supporters OF
% di6srest candidates his noninsticp
2 the consent es the result Of a genera!
ithdrs1al Ia an impossi5ili'y. The
ilzine programme Is to deadlock tie
invention, XIII { # The ether candidates
nd weary their supporters. The oppo.
ition hss adopted precisely the ,egms
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