New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25

delegates 10 any General arrson's candidacy to
tho end believing that he occupies than apy of the
geSSSs ipasdacs You may that all attempts a.
combination with Indiana rcsard,ns , seeking ths
a,on Of General Harrison for the PNslaot ny
only lie would not accept the honi""'' ~
oyrynor a. G. Porter heading the Indiana dSss G
lion expressed himself in slH H n,o tho Convention
Thi; on msch x Is a'i Increased stronsh' m
Delegate studebaksr SAID =, ,hs Nafiona ticket
General Harrison at INC heao VI 'ho '"'''
This is as it ought to be-
ATTITUDE OF THE NEW YORK DELEGATION.
Unwilling 70 VOTE FOR BLAINE UNTIL ChhiAiN
THAT no OTHER MAN CAN BE NOMINATED
ch,caro June "a (spoclaD.-The delegates Of the
sta,o of New. York this evening began declaring thcr
line of action tomorrow upon the various oanuua'oS
tor President largo majority Of them sui la'or
General Harrison indeed, no assertions from ochoii
Harrison in the delegation werc reported anu aIpr
emily he Will receive the first ballot to-morfOw as
many votes as he received yesterday, namely MY
nne votes. ,-.- avian,
There was an interesting variety of views among
tho Newly York delegates regarding the Presidehtai e
dtdates Tlmorby woodruff. of Brooklyn. SAID
"yester,ay whom heard that Mr. Depew had salu
that when the Convention should meet at p IN. MI
Elaine would be.nominated CHANGED to meet "aihor
Elaine. ! said to him. -, ..o,,
voting for your father Mr. Blaine rcpneu' IL 9oa
voc for him before it is apparent that he is the unan
n,ous choice of tho Convention, will never speak 10
YOU again as long you i've
al have therefore decided to go on voting lot HAT
rson for think he is good candidate"
Senator Francis Hendricks Of Syracuse, the bosom
friend OF United States Senator Hiscoch' was ahon8
those who thought that the Ncw-fork Delegation
should continue its support OF benjamin ltaFfson'
| We have good candidate in General HARRISON no
said and d seems TO me good politics TO hold last 10
him The fact that doubtful States are ior mar
rison-Ncw York and IDdlana-eannot but impress 'hc
Convention by andby. II tho friends OF MI AIIisoh
would withdraw him in favor OF either Harrison OF
sherman, they could name the Republican cahuiua'o
for President NewYork and Indiana should con-
tinpe their alliance. They control nearly 100 votes
between them and they can WIN lnose lVV 'ocs He''
a large influence on the RESULT
Theodore Is. wills, a. Brooklyn delegate, said; Il
should like TO vote for Mr. Blaine, but do not beSvo
that tho hour has got come III he were hohnhai'u
now It would DO In tho face of bitter opposition.
am sure he does not wish to be nominated III that
way He must be the spontaneous and unanimous
choice of the Convention to be nominated at all lib
two letters have embarrassed his friends, and they
cannot press his nomination until II obvious no other
candidate can be nominated. intend 10 Votc ior
General Harrison tomorrow, and hope that eVory
member Of the New-York State delegation VIII 90 to
work theoretically for him. If they VIII, thoy can
nominate him. He is Just the man we want, brave
soldier a good lawyer and he lives In doubtful
state, whore the Democratic line is the WEAKEST
S Soies pride In his HO"'na'0" ought "0'I '
John F. parkhurst. of Bath steuben County. went
of Mr. Blaine and arguing that the New York deega,
ton should stand by Harrison. :" Mr. Blaine has sad
we therefore should not nominate him. For II we 90,
Mr. blaine VIII DO accused Of lnsinceriiy and nth, the
win be danger Of our not getting hearty support iSr
Nnxv NurkS
era Harrison We can be- proud % S sTSn Gamer oSer
States can afford to disregard the wishes OF the Re-
publlcans Of the two doubtful states that certain
candidate shall be nominated why let them 40 H. but
If Mr.. sherman and Mr; Harrison withdraw as candl-
dates shall vote for mex McKiney' .oao s,,,. ar ~.
for Harrison and hope the delegation viii cast as
Big 9 t sSu an IS emnsSy as II Of
our leading has any Intimate relations with Cen
sa H see sT sy the sePsSsa @
with him. / hope tho delegations Of other States
will as NewYork does the Importance OF carrying
james s. Smart, OF Cambridge. SAID: az believe
that we should continue voting for HARRISON There ,
gates not sincere In anything they DO They
s9 ns we Now wo a o are IN sTpPG o Sl s
Harrison. We can show that this is falsehood by
viii receive Tomorrow sixtyhvo OF New-f0rks
Sheridan Shook, of New-York, who voted for Mr..
shall give Harrison another trial to morrow although
ny b SSe 0f he @ sc 1hah n %
rapidly rapid Mr. Elaine could BE- nominated now but
siilon Of any other candidate. Let the other candl-
dates have free chance t 2 be nSnnaea shall o
for Mr. Harrison to-morrow. unless at meeting Of
The NcvYork delegates there is some change.
Harrison untl that he is defeated and we can,
By o@ 0r vote tie in S%naS
been compelled by business to depart for their homes,
cayas their s TO 90 Sot the ySips arc
Ihnson Of nIooklyn whose alternate Is George W.
a aeac frE Gn r. whose whose
alternate is ]. 4. slecher.
York one of the delegates, is missing from hts hotel,
and IL is thought has gone with John !. Davenport,
ya9 %s ben %g. D S ASe Z" sec As' French
Louis F. Payn OF Chatham, one Of the delegates,
ss G ssf msh snG IN saI
she'll neyertheoss vote for Harrison Tomorrow, be-
nSn and mako hc nauence q State %
You viii see shsrms E named aD,Gr n before
S Wow Mss ndorsed BY dozen mcn
who heard It We believe IT is tho best thing VIC
can dG after Sg ass hs
ton We won't got Blaine, therefore, wc say we had
better take sherman Is that not wsa2n ro No one
ali tho great questions is unassailable He Is known
TO every man in the party, young or OLD. We don't
Of it, =
Police Commissioner McClayc, VINO mas serious
Thoughts OF hiring house here II the Convention
does not get through soon is sim for Alger, and so
arc a fow others but TpDtor thinks that over sixty
Will vote together Mayor Obed Wheeler doesn't tale
kindly 10 the idea of Mckinley.
One candidate from Ohio is enough at time,
he said, let us stick 20 Sherman"
HUNDREDS RUSHING OFF TO LONG BRAHoH
Long Branch, n. j., June "a (SpcciaD.-The Iron
Steamboat Company began running It's boats to the
great ocean pier to-day. The noon boat brought
down nearly one thousand persnns, who at once
scattered about I'm search OF enjoyment All OF the