Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
The 0pltion Of a Few Leading PoIIti-
clans on the Outcome of the
Battle in November.
fha Republican F0miUGficns Said to
HAYS Been srTe sd Fatsl Blua-
der-gsm9era Ri ic.rgs
soeue ia IsciaEspo'is when she IuteIn
Sence OF His Nomination was Ocn-
vsYSd 10 9o4 erAl HsrziQon.
DEMOCRATIC REJOICING.
srec,al 10 the Gazstts.

Gratis Il he east, AMI there Is 9 genera
5000 feeling prevalent ali sloug the Dam
oCGstic line. HarrisoI's record is mol
strong enough ts give min the entire L,
publican vote, and he VIII Doa run well CT
| the PaCiac coast. Il IS ever daubt-
Cd il he can carry Ii3iaaa. Hs
Grandfather occupied he p1esldsutisl
chair and the z pgoiic*ls are banking on
! she iGes :haE6 is luck Il faaiiy lredi.igus
| The Interviews with pIominent senator's
and Congressman shgT slat She ticket Is
: weak C2e and there Is gerersl rejoicing
that the COZ veption hes made SO sQ.o and
| islal bluBGer. Here are G lev opinions
g4ihered on the ruR sO-piEl.:
Btsck:rridga O. Arkansas: ar think
G ueIal Harrison gives emphasi- &c tha
point that il would have been wise fer his
party 20 keep in the background. IL,
position on she Chinese question is such
= 10 lose tie Psc.fc Slope. Ha is a Ia
rat.c Ci fho blOsdy -sairt order for dcp!ur-
ing tGe iiat3T0El uEiCn q the states. iis
Is ~ pcrECrEl msgn. tism or f,LuTicg,
AID will 10. c1nm-Li himself to citlss
tr2 j-dgm"Et or the lows q
dis pS1ty. I. Is fault aEd CT 4 bitter
kind"
gYHam % Igd'5n-: "H5rrison is : clean
man Spa Il good AGILITY, and hIs romil s
ION WI Prove Satisfactory She psopIe
.: Iadis !. don: think his nomination
gill be any ex.ra Strength t.
re ticket Il I3tiah2. HARRISON vii
produce activity aId erect demolstfa ion
y ;Ge Republicans, out this viii be ever
balanced By the j moCraCy uniting and
carving <he state"
Whiteh0m Of Tennessee: "Gial
u Klnl,y Vas not roainG'ed."
Ou,hw.llo 81 Olio: "H3 would maka
= good President IL tIsC,ed bus n VII
&ot & { elected "
AusaD If Iowa: "EEcallca5 ncrina-
Ny-. Harrison l. orc # lEe gIanGest
H.; il ihe party"
SJTi1Get # IiI:.1iS: "Cg12yE'u &,iCIs
81 cue sc5 Democrats C tls country iu-
SUCCESS % the party il N.y.ln1er si.eE
le-tning Of Hs,rsyE's domination
size "45 tie ss-o g.st clEaida.e s3d
G-.s15m ueEt E,Tisan wiz not receive
shg e!gC.uT=i ycls. o. NV York, CaIifOc-
ria or Illinois. HsTrlsc1 IS d gentleman
s2d The campaign COS4t ROT to produce
thr0w.rg"
E1sG + majn.: THE nomination is en-
sEeefy aati= sC-aJy. W. snail Il mt the BAT
lie on protection e.rergi2 ~ toe start
by 0ae OF IN doubtful states. Harrison
aDd protection VII carry the west tnd the
-Teag industrial s:etes Of he P1clfc
Slope. TIA convention has dore lis work
well "
Grain: ~ AN very glsd Blaine YVES
loo G0nfnE5ed. The nHmnslion must |
lose NsT York 10 tie r pub!!c,ns"
K g5ze: "H-FIi3gu mss ntv-r carried |
aiaaa il his Ike, ou5 lie hag goo
2azTacter. Il hiss not sgfii3leGa cllbge |
4ud craftsmanship 10 VIZ. againss our |
Grover"
L1aasrl: "Taa nomination IL not The
o>st The r pa0ljcs could have made
aod II means Gefsa.."
Marin: "Yeg, SIX, we have The elec,io1 /
Cox. Esl, sure N ICED 10 i2lt. The |
z Jpubl.c-ls have gwen 10 tsa contest il
"a Iii s,i"g thsir chudiGn'a
DIsAPPOINTEB REPUBLICANs.
special 20 tao Gazette.
DENvsE, Col Jane 20 The nomlns-
-ioa a H..risCn il {. geEu;Ce Gieappciu5-
neL. to Colorado Republicans for the
,taaCl shcs tley were alnEg1 unanimous
y for B.sias, Gnd believed WISH ihe
-reatest cozE1ence thst rs you'd Of lass
~ lie nominee. The 6pE0uacemant
4 Harrisoc's domination Was
CCeivsd IN Gead silence by
ne crowds a5oa5 the bulle;ia
boards, aad no effort 10 conceal the gen.
.Ial regret Wa attempted. Posters were
j.sIi5G I'd, however, calling for rs;ih
,sti5n meeting, aEG tonight LEGAL orators
Ire piGd& iIg their hearty support TO the
ickst and pr:cic iyg its SUCCESS. Demo
r4ts, On :le other usnt, express entire
S,'s!aCliOH y In the To,k OF the cosven-
ion, ed are oferiag 70 bet that HarIi-
on csu1ot csIry Inaia1s.
TH}c NEWS OF TIE Nj 2IINATIoN.
JNDIANAPCLIs, IHD Jl1e 25-The
'IIlouD2 az CIiCsgo ana tn prominence
u Co. raj Harrison II the la'er yots5 Of
asst w1tk hsG reused the hVeIitas interest
mong The Republicans of his city.
sunday nigdy t9lCgTzDs Indicating the
D. ssiOIiy u his nomination ills morn
"a wrought this interest," 30 tae keenes.
,g.ns snd ct the hour appoin;ed for the
sseD5HDg Of the convention the news
apar off - AID other pisces whore bull
clI1s were exposed Ware surrounded By
hroEg2 6 people cr1'ous to hear
he news. Tla TssGl. Of the siXth
eliot showing PSI votes Tor lin
Ts7 rccelVs d WITH enlhusia tic Ch9eT9,
Ehich were tsdoujbed when tbenext oaIIog
ave MIN 27s, q few niL utss si,sr
clock when It became apparent Sc the
OIL call progressed inst lis nomination.
7s5 probable, The excitement in The
sreeta became intense. When Tennessee
lace his EOIs!E.t!cH certain.
TREMENDOUS CHEERS
Yoke f0rsn SD crowds ifom sl the bull !
=rin QTds made g frantic rEs1 for I
isEersI Hzrfison's law Office on MirSes !
,relJ, shouting, wsiVirg hats, umbrellas
nd canes 20 hey went. Il az iEcradi- !
j 2 short time Brosd street wss paved !
ii thcus&Eds Of paop.e excitedly
7ssGiug, many Of whom rusned il,O IL !
81; Growing erouEd him snt cheering
temselve3 hOErse. The halls end rooms
7ere packed, snd in front Of the ba,ldigg
7ss nsss Of paopls waving f'gs, hits,
snes and harGkerct iefs. A COnt!pu US
resm OF people passed around inc Cen
raj as he stood il tie center Of the r5om.
sch man gave him a hearty shake Of the
and, but many were too excl ed 10 give
" ex3ras=I1n 70 treir feelings.
TIE General bore himself sple1didly,