Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

ness.
Coleman and other friends OF the In
diana Governor have made renewed
efforts to ascertain il Thurman is the
choice OF President Cleveland, and have
pressed Congressman Scott very hard for
an answer to their Undergraduates. Scott
said he had no intention OF trying to
force the nomination on Thurman or any
body else, and had not come out here
for that purpose. Other friends of
President Cleveland declare Cleveland
has not said a word concerning his choice
for Vice-President, and claim he has
steadfastly refused to express his pref
erence. The Gray men are talking this
to every delegate they can reach. OBJ
jections to Thurman on account Of his
age are heard more frequently than
ever.
When the New York delegations get
in the Thurman movement is expected
to take
A GREAT LEAP FORWARD,
As both Tammany and the County De-
mocracy favor him. Ex-Mayor Grace, Of
New York, leading the County Democ-
racy, says Thurman's nomination is as
sured. Some Of the advance guard OF
the New York delegation, however, are
opposed to the Ohian.
George Raines, Dennis O'Brien and
Thomas J. s. Pratt, all delegates from
the interior OF New York, say it would
never do to nominate man who stands
with one foot in the grave. "The senti-
ment is not what WINS declared the
first named. "We hss5sll the sentiment
on one side when we raiiS4ancock, and
Senator German takes tho aama Wow
and the MARYLAND delegation il lilelv 10
90 solidlv for Gray If the Thurman fnyces
40 NOT develon too much STRENGTH
II the comfy delecates from, Naw
York and those from BrootIvn rafrse ~
ioin Tammar;S,,s,,s.--4he Comfy Damoc.
racv in sunnort If Thurman The n0ld
Romanu NAV ha baotan aftar al
A sufficient mn, hsr ~ delaoatas bovo
MT arrived Ia give a eot;sfacterw ;daa -
the direction tie drift VIII t;uaIlv taL a.
Int Grav IL nndon htadlv GAMING stranctb 10th
while the Thurman senfirnan3 ;s he;n1
nucb weakened hv tba oh;ect;ons ~ he
aos ~ ~ '-'e '''o''' . " vs.
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NJ oh;. ss,ass..'s = ...4.
nJ onlo ueiesnston - ac'ing rasner
qusy aoous .no G snuiinan mater; ine
1len nun IN. .ua' S'aee plo.ess 70 pe iol
t anul nian, anu ye. grsat NUMBER OF
tuen ooveiuy lnlow coiu water on tne
ny nov D " nolninate MN. lew OF
. Ip:, un ny, ueieg ~, oppose nm openly
WINS ;. useis .''ik rh ucl oi ms greaI age
nnu lmi h;rs lucy sdy emo VIII h 10
p.o'Sn' M; 90 ':ti u.e We, uni1Ss ns
tha fn m ,nan i,~;st H., ~ AL; aa -,
make ma a f;oht 70 the finish "'o sols ~
a. ,,,rch onnos;t;or, =, Th,,r H.,
davalonad to-dav and II Il haco1n;n,, 80
generalIv undarsfood tbat nc adra;n; Se
trat;on - rot rasnons;tia for he nand;-
dacv tbot tha Gal;forn;ons ~ ,s,,,o 49, IT,
onfda,t thon ther 'rora caa .ese
Gorn,an dacloras tnot oil r,ract;oaI -el,;
t;cs arc IN tba s;da 81 Graw nd tbat
Grav must win Tho oroyo NV thenr rS
oboyt tha sd,n;n;strat;o,,,sr a,at;ers y
T ti cand;docu IL tbot Will ~ ~
Pras;dsnt baa sa;d potbin@ Scott and ND
sacraterv Wb;tnau dos;ra 'Thuv',, . H =, !.
norn;nat;on in o-der n natcb m c s,,. I !
nortv d;Fsrances .. u Il 0b;p '' nd n hanaso
thew haI;eve tho OId Ronor,s r.rne
The platform Was ou;te az mmch talk.
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Gu tious s1uas az ~ .n1 vrce eslpency
fled that I.ientenant-( sovernnr White %. =,
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1 ma WI ps G 1at mn
anI E,5!. l,ao euen uoA1 * " eiecs uSn-
ela, So.iu9 upe ,a Ma4. Snair, .l;,I r1i
shis n oors l.ey "A''eison VIII pioD-
ANY ooinpoeo
An ~ WILL Do H.
me honor OF Inc NOMINATION OF Thur
man Val probably iaii 70 Cailfornla. The
subject has been canvassed,, and as the
COAST STANDS close 70 the mead OF the
list on tne roll-cali the friends OF the
Judge VIII improve Their Tune to capture
the Convention before enthusiasm abatea
over Cleveiand's nomination. Chairman
farpey has been selected to make the
nomination. Governor White was
the nrst choice for the honor,
but owing to the fact that