New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
THE WORK At CHICAGO.
NEBRASKA WILD FOR BLAINE.

From The Council BUNS Nonpdtcl.
At tho recent State Convention OF Repnoncas
Climbs which was largely attended by the leading
RepubEeans from all over tho state, Judse ooolcy
offered resolution pledging the eonventoS sna
each club and all present delegates TO the nOm
nation Of Blaine and Henderson, and to instruct ny
delegates from district and those at large 10 VIZ
"a A unit for each nomination at Chicago III cres5a
the widest enthusiasm and excitement and tho chair
man's gave could not be heard for fuly zen InS,
until the delegates had grown hossS Tn cbair5an
declared 1t not in accordance with the cohsu'u'io"
SOME OF GREsHAM's EMBARRAssMENTS
Chicago Letter to The Pittsburg Dispatch
His greatest strength comes from those elements
which do represent the sentiment OF me party Uo
the tara he fogh TSe Oh head and front Of
Gresham boom is "The Chicago IriDunc, "n.I
while attempting 10 dictate his nomln1siosp, srss
trade message Another feature OF MS
boom which viii cause him moro trouble than any
other IS the double fight he has on hand "l.n o. ,
candidates In this state senator Cullom Is anei
his scalp and in Indiana the Judge Is SUPPOSE ~ q
after General Harrisons. Between nc l1lio" i5,ns
the three as prants there exists considerable Ieos
that has not to the surface yot ana PrVDa ~
will not develop until me os .bIs state Glnos
ye, n Gresham # viii turn to the East for IT,
candidate and moro particularly 10 New III. a
asked Of the delegates at large todsy Ssant rim
this should be Mr. Blaine Illinois woulJ and
tho reply came that Il NcwYork would assume e os
responsibility for the Initiative me deies''''
this could an0rd 10 fOllOW tncH NeN'
HOW THE HOLSTERS FEEL ABOUT pEPEw
From The indianapolis Journal
Uarper's Weekly OF this wcok contains Po Dot
OF tho Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew, oi NoM d,nn.e
gentleman Of some local fame as an and an
amable SMILE and looks like Just the nsn' '''' -
A man for q railroad president
WHERE TIE BALANCE OF POWER LIES
From The Denver Republican .,
Leaving Mr. Blaine out Of tho hst 1i others viii
candidates. II Is evident that none OF inc H. srst
command sufficient number OF vu,ss on . ~.
ballot at Chicago TO make his nomination = sea v ruiz
;,. Convention it is of vital importance thas s
states which have favorte sons p1ubI,can lead.
send thnir hest and most sagaclous hPav States
ore 10 Chicago for the delegates RON mo- ,wnatiai
will hold tho balance OF power anu nnh tbe chances
In deciding the great question upon wnen IN 20 urn
~ cress NJ the polls Will be almost certain " '''
PULSE BEAT FROM THE PACIFIC COAST,
From Tho San Francisco Call :. Ill ,.s usa
n,.,n. ,s tho most certain to win OK al 'h' w
Of candidates ur.r
VOICE FROM THE NORTHWEST.
r,o,, Tho Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin. ...
rhsr, Is no doubt but Mr. Blaine Is .ng ana il
and most popular Repuhca an IN n1 in June
s shnrid cceIye and accept the snsS,. delight
sucb nomination would DO hnca W."
nv the Republicans In oil tho o'S''
AN OHIO CATHOLIC OPINION.
From The Cleveland Catholic oniVeis'. ,.,,.s a.
on the Ss e. shs man And II nominated nc ,srfs
s ~ nare from start to finish In mans h,s vcfJ
p,s, ~ 4, vsrv ~ plcal American. Eveh ~ -
dsviafons his sudaeity has captuieu Mn na csvsjsp1
mirem. He would b ~ hardest IA.
could have to heel