Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
GOT DOWN To WORK
stes we're IS follows :

BIs'ne....'..... IS IS 30
ollef oi9gros 8 OF this vo viii prove
interesting. Slermsn'I vote is about
fifty shoIt # vast his friends claimed and
did not Yeprest ut his full strength. He
nss pledges i5r sb5ve leo additional
votes when the contest LGrT0Ts duWE
in the event Of the wIthdraEal
Of Allison, Harrison or Gresham. The
vote for A!ger WAS something Of sur
prise especially as CVsr fifty
Of mis- votes we're from
southern states where he had
70 strength last week. The plsin IN
vanished explanation of this southern
vote fer A ger is found in the fee and
unbIusning
UsR OF MONEY.
The Michigan ten timss millionaire has
tapped nis barrel with all the frenzy
of g ward politician who is max
iEg his ffst canvses for al
dtrmsn. The stupidity with which
the NJ chigaEites waste their money Is q
standing BE st the headquarters Of the
other candidates and the effect
Of their bribery is certain
TO prove eventually q boomerang
10 Ayers possibility OF success, when
the contest nsrrOW3 tomorrow. 1t is
currently reported that Ayers friends
apAid as nigh as $1,000 for negro votes
(which otherwise would have gene 10
Sherman. Tiis partially accounts for
Slerm an'a future to sCoEe 2S0 woes on
The first ballot ss be ANTICIPATED. The
A lison, S2ermAn and Harrison managers
are also spending money, bu.
with qussi legitimate methods.
An experienced politician eetim.lss the
exper ses OF the tour Leading candidates
as follows: Alger, $500 600; Allison,
S25 coo, principally heAoq1arser tx
ptnses; Sherman, $4,000; Harrison,
THE VOTE FOR GRESHAM
somewhat surprised the geoersl expects-
tion. BE recslVed about Ihlrly-tWo votes
from the sou h, the M l0Liy Of which
were il faercad by the LEGAL boom
for Gresham which still continues, but is
less aggressive than last week There is
no certainty Of his being sble
to held his southern vote
unless he makes heavy gains from the
nCr.h es1ly to morrow. Fully tTo-thirds
Of his southern support was Wru1g from
those delegates by , rsistent takers VINO
begged their support for 3 couple OF bal
los ca the ground If . compliment and
availability. TIE cChGsiyeLess Of tEa,
PSF Of G;eshsn'5 support is therefore
not very relisbie.
ALLIsCN's VOTE
YES fm.ller az snticip gated. He, like
Sherman, suffered by Ayers barrel and
Gtesham's locsl popularity, but AllisoG's
eighty-eiE1. votes axe stsunch sud de-
clare 1hay will stIy with him
- lac IL he J. <
strength yet.
ing cnoked ID death by Greshsm's
popularity and strength, snd Lis
lndiana supporters sre fighting mad az
Gresham, declaring they would rather
see any man in the country nomi.
two votes from Harrison
Harrison managers declare these two
votes represent GEeshsm's entire strength
In the Indians delegation, and when
HARRIsoN's NAME Is WITHDRAwN,
as it probably Will be Tomorrow, the
twenty eight Harrison Yo.es Will go SOL
idly for Sherman. How much CT
HaI1ison's outside support can be de-
llvered to Sherman Is erob}emetical,
DuI II OUE-uall VI Ii lJLlO MS hAEIleUA D
home support 1t will give Sherman great
boom. l. is pretty automatically whispered
that General Harrison will 60 into
Slerman's Cabinet If the latter is nomi-
uated and eiecled. The vote for Depew
sigalfsd nothing 30 far IS his
candldscy wss concerned. He
succeeded in securing the support
of lst heavyweight rEIlrosd sttorn eys
ana corporation employees outside Of New
York. His Withdrawal from the race
et the night session was
really compulsory and not voluntarily,
IS he stated, for his own state YVES
DISSATISFIED WITH HIS CANDIDACY.
! The sincerity OF DepeHis candidacy
may be juoged from the fact that he has
had his stsleroom engaged to sail fol
Europe.
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION.
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