The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-21

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whom he would have thrown our entire
election under the unit rule"
After brief recess the committee re-
assembled and took up the case of the
District or Columbia. While this con-
charges of inequality at the dis
trict convention, if soon became
plain that the seating of those two dele
gates will involve hard fight in the
convention, and probably will be the
first trial of strength between the
Blaine and Sherman forces. til prob
able that whatever the committees de-
cision minority report may be pre-
| sented in this case.
| Without reaching q vote, at p. NJ,
in order to be able to report to the con-
yention this evening, the contests in
Louisiana. Georgia, Maryland. Mime
sofa and Massachusetts were referred
to subcommittee, and with instruc-
lions TO report without delay.
WANTS CHINESE AND SILVER PLANKs.
Osborne, of Los Angeles, California
member of the committee on resolu-
tons, is working hard to secure the il
corporation of plank on the Chinese
and silver questions that will be salts
factory to California delegates and all
the people on the Pacific Coast. II can
safely say" said Osborne, this after
noon, THAT we will secure the adoption
OF an anti-Ohinese plank that will be in
every way satisfactory to the Coast Chi
nese labor" He denounced in strong
terms and said the resolutions will
recommend the enactment of any legis-
laE bot t~r,y ,inl 70 oJJf
Chinese labor. As to silver, the resOiu-
ti0nS will contain a moderate plank.
It may not be as strong IS some of Us
people on the Coast desire, but it will be
great step in the right direction.
THE CALIFORNIA DELEGATION
have received a good many dispatches
from the country, urging them to stand
by their colors. 'fhe effect is to inten-
sify the excitement in that delegation.
which is divided as to policy. The
chairman and younger members are
anxious to put Blaine in nomination,
but the majority liz compliance with
the request of old friends of the man
from Maine atvise waiting until the an
no need candidates have had chance.
blo Inc hSuCOShN OS4SSst-
ton sent to the California headquarters
q large fine stsel portrait of Henry Clay,
addressed to Greed Raymond, chair
man.
CAME TO NOMINATE BLAINE.
When I arrived in Chicago first, 1 an,
nounced would put the name of James
G. Blaine in nomination, if no one else
would, and nothing has occurred to
alter my determination" said Creed
Raymond, of California, TO g reporter.
The Coast delegates are unit for
Blaine. have no second choice and will
start and finish with him, and mark |
my words, the coast will be with the |
winner st the finish. l can't say now
who will place Bla;ne's name before the |
convention, this [ will assert though, |
our people will vote for him from the |
first and California will see 10 it that |
our Henry OF Navarro" is properly in
tToduced to those who admire and love |
him" " viii you nominate Blaine?"
81 don't desire to make myself !
will. Blaine will be nominated and
voted for from the start" Delegate
BeamiSh, OF California, is one of the
of that delegation who doubts
the wisdom of California nominating
Blaine. His view OF the matter is that
the aggressive course of the delegation
would ALLEVIATE Biaine's voters, i
California insisted not only in forcing
the popular nomination but also in
making the nomination. Let some
other State have the honor of placing
Biaiue's name before the convention.
For my part, l think it good politics
California and other Coast States will
vote for Blaine. We want B 'aine,
the glory of our orators is a secondary
On authority of the
Coast delegate, it may be stated that
Senator Jones OF Nevada, is an erring
brother. When Blaine is out of the
race or possibly before the man from
Maine is entered Senator Jones' adj
for Senator Sherman will
assert itself and his vote and influence
will become the property of the Ohioan.
the Califor nia delegation {
1eld a caucus at which S. B. Elkins,
near friend of Blaine's, was invited.
What was accomplished in the
caucus, according to authority of
creed Raymond unwittingly is that
he counsel Of Elkins prevailed
and the circumstances will determine
Whether or not Blaine's name will be
presented formally. Blaine said this
when he was not aware that reporter
vas at his elbow. He Immediately
urned in response to the question,
What said to you this morning still t
lolds good and here are documents to '
prove my course. or rather the course of
ne slope, is approved generally"
New YORK, June 49, Z
o Colonel G. RAYMOND, California dele :
CATION, Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago: v
Though stranger, in fact, vet nv L
cart warns toward yon as brother for t
our answering adherance to that i
yplcal and foremost American, James C
!. Blaine. People love him and want O
i'm. If we stand firm and around our n
victory will rally. v
(Signed) J. HOMER HILDRETH, 4
291 Broadway, n. Y. t
San Francisco, June 10, Il
To Hon. Reed Raymond, k
Leland Hotel, Chicago, G
Everything is satisfactory for us with I
lose people. b
(Signed.) W. q. BROWN. Z
THE RE-AssEMBLY. ii