Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
qHB woods FULL OF ELM.
five Distinct Presidential 8ooms in
Operation at Chicago, with Ssv-
efaI More to Hear From.
Dan. ChauBcry Il. II. psW Rsitsrate;
gis Statement that He IL In ME
Rscs for All Il is Worth.
c,Isrndo's DhIrgsti7n ArEumtrE Oep.w
Phas.-Repnbhesnsi in the Ospten-
NAL State Badly Split Up
Republican CONVENTION Notes.

CHICAGO, Ill, June l2.-RepEesenta-
evas Of FIVE distinct presidential booBs
rs IN ne city to light sud others are nc
nerl.rily Cxpec'ej.
Picture Of The candidates were bein-
,os.,i up II me hotels ouclr Z the evening,
IN the rslf dcLan delegates already 81
,'ysd fJr the republican rationsl conVen-
tiog were buirg eagerly sought fUr by
Eife.guuers alc newspaper mer.
4 gsl's and Alliaou's agents, who were
srst IN :. & gruu1d, we're reinforced early
MS .rnan's proxy snd tO.ni2ht seded
ne accredited Spokesman r Harrison
J7ILe Gresham was present N person.
r.ziaes 81 the Palmer House and mOIe
A.n oue politician from abroad msde MS
,cQuatnts1Ce GGi1a cssuslly, so 10 speak
i His local supporters cGDe to The tfOnt
s,A en- Upsn nee Ing al one Ct the club
rooms scj ming tie grad lu0ic ru-
,nrts, Whsre number OF rOuslas
ipeec1es were made and spp.cuse was
waited up to the apartments II the man
,yers for the leaders. AL Of THESE, SO
l.r srrlyed, Ia convenient q Iarie e Cost
10 the rOtlnda.
A:A.lison headquarters there seemed
10 be more going on tlsn in the
oons OF Eny of Inc other candidates.
O1iie 3 group Of IorsEs WGre presenF,
Md reCple from other states were drop
PILE IL continuously, giving the place
dGcited
BUsINEss-LIKR APPEARiNCE.
is. Garrison, chairman of the Iowa
de,egstiOn, and membsr Of the Rspu0li-
c,n national committee, expressed the
opinion taat tae contt 81 over the nomina-
lion f-r PRECEDENT vas fae5 narrowing
down 10 three men. "Oae Of them," nc
declared, "is SaGstCT ALISON
MI GARRISON soCed: "Is is being re-
cogLiz5d generally 10 the cost mat Allison
Is the Candidate standing tJr the principle
Of protection in the Nor invest, as Sgain6l
the lew line in the parry led by powerful
psrty newspapers SET up Tor taEtf reform.
Alison Will have great s.rsng,h IL the
COUNTY, Of the Mississippi, some votes
il all the states there, and strcns
support in most OF them. He hhs
strength in the sougA, crest deal Ci
strength in Connecticut, Rhode Island
Mine ard Vermont, and great deal Ct
secOr0 choice suerglh in New jersey and
New York. | believe the undelhJW al
The lEesent time
Is FOX ALLiSpNI
and II is cOrcsded ne mas the greatest
s.Ilugth as candidate Without antsg-
Onisms, and able to command the party
ID any OF the states"
Senator Harrison'S Interests are being
locked after by Charles F. Grittin, Ia
d!snAs Secretary CT Safe, accompanied
By x Congressman Pcele. The Two ar
rived this evening, and were not slow in
beginning missionary work for their Chief.
Mr.. CIR tiia was enthuB!as ic over the Out
lock. "IhurmAn's nomination By the
Democrats" said he, sis play right into
the hands Of Harrison. 1t makes Indisna
more thau ever doubtful state
"Does not the same argument apply
equally in favor OF Gresham" lie wss
asked
"Is would IL Gresham were Irdiana's
Candidate" WAS the ready answer, "but
such is not the case. The people OF Indl-
ana want Harrison They are not hostile
to G:esasm, Of course, bus Harrison is
their msn. Further thsa thai, evsry del
egsle from Indiana fsvors Harrison and
Is pledged to his support"
"HoR Iong?
iJust IS long IS there is prosble
chance that he may via. II will not be
any complimentary vote, that much Is
certSin. No, indeed, Harrison's strength
slot COL1ned to IudiAn1. de viii have
votes from sil sections Of the country,
many on even the tifst bsl.ot. Waeu IL
comes to picking d second choice, HArri-
son is probably cutLUmoer, ny no enc"
Mr. Gifil thought that with Harrison
st the head Of the ticket the second place
would uLdootedly go 10 New York, Con-
reCticut or New Jersey AID just who
would be preferred il SUCH an event had
rot been thoroughly considered.
W. S. Cappellar, chairman OF the Re
publican Safe Committee Ct Ol!C, stur
Oily Chsmpioped the csuse of John Sher-
man. The OHIO delegates would stick to
the Senator in TINS convention, said MIR.
Csppellar, until she was coDgesled.
"As for Thurman" he added, $50 far
from his nomination being strong one,
Il is the reverse. Thurman is indeed
weak In Ohio. We do not put Sherman
forward because Thurman is TO De feared.
but because Sherman is the strongest and
best equipped msn in the 1eld. We claim
hecan carry greater vote in the doubt,
I'll states than any other man, and II
nomnsted he will certainly command the
iull strength Of his party, and thus assure
victory"
MI. Csp2ellsr's reason for believing
Thurman weak in O1io WAS given as the
secret bitterness toward the "old RoU-an'
long nursed by many leading Ohio Dsmo'
Gratis,