Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

asiegates. visited ths Nsw YORK hszdeuax-
teFs % tel bIm thss be couli not oulg BE
nonai1atsd sag slselss. aud one enthusiasts
eslesa,s-4t lsrss I0m u aassafa assured
aini ta4t hs eoa.d ezEry that sLs1s . forty
fno1sazd majority Naturally enough al
-. ss sssar.noes gave ths Nss YORK eaadi-
dsss rsnessd hops that Axhtnlng soaid
skflks Ia als cirscll0a s-d his fol-
lowers sers sailing on Up t4D.
wave q slakI0n. Bat Il they lad stirred
af0and "a ths Granger eaBlp thsir spirits
would soon have oesn honndsrlng again in
the ts0ash q ia sea The staple. ansdai-
teratea ruth Is. thai = Dsil0tiLg had eeea
reached this afternoon sherman woold
have 5ssn lAs n0Lninse. kaFly Ia ths day.
a. yesterday, the granger influences wss
sesrec. and Ihs cry Bseams. Anything 10
hsat Depss" Then. when night came,
aad e szs found that New York had failed
60 make sny material progress. they came
70 tia CONCLUSION that he wasnt
such a tsrrlble looking buzaboo after
al. and gradually dropped back under
the shadow Of thsir old riyals- Ihis mora
inx the Alger. Harrison snd kusk men
sould haEs combined on sherman u defeat
tne great railroad candidate Tonight the
t.o former 81 east srs pr0claiming as
loudly as ever thai ultimate victory 10 with
their candidsts. as showing how stravs are
grzsDed st with aEidiEy.
The Gresham boom took Ia fresh supply
Of wind today on the strength OF runl0r
thai Delegate n. W. Simons OF tia Ihir-
tenth Indiana district. bad publicly de-
elsrsd that the Indiana delegation would
20 10 The Judge on the second ballot
There was q sadden rise IN Gresham
stock when this got abroad,
but il fell Just a. quickly when an unqaali-
fed doaial nom slmOns became public
property. To sum ap the situation. II Is as
last night-Depew against the field, WITH
The latter ready 10 1y 20 Sherman II the
New Yorker can be beaten by that N cans.
Harrison gained some strength today at
Ayers expense. and his friends received
promises Of support ffom several states.
Bot bis success Is remote possibility.
The political prophets are tied 10 one
man, snd predict q Blaine and Har-
rison tiekeG il The field Cantinues upon
Ohio's man as against Depew. it will oe
sherman. with either Morton or Phelps for
second place. This prophssy is a sound As
any other in the present status OF affair.
At any rate ballot will not be reached un-
I'll Thursday, and something may happen
ia the meantime, which will reyolutionize
the entire situation.
The permanent organization OF the Con-
vention will take up the afternoon session
tomorrow, and the Virginia contest will
OtfuDT tUH3iQrItpit NlL1r. At ulknts
nominations may be reached. but
with some eighteen speeches in
prospect IL is extremely doubtful
whether all candidates can be placed
before the convention on the night side Of
| midnight. First ballot on Thursday morn
| in will be an informal one. and when IL Is
| seen which way the wind blows an
| adjournment will doubtless be taken.
| From present indications the prospect for
| the convention running into Saturday are
| good.
| Paradss in honor OF all the candidates
| with the exception Of Rusk, were made to-
| night. The Blaine contingent turned out
| strong. sodid the ShermsGiles the Harrison
/ men, the Gresham men and the visitors
| from Aichizsn. From dusk until midnight
| the city was alive with music, torches,
| transparencies aud the steady tramp. tramp
| OF tens OF Thousands of feet.