Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17


dsasfsl ALszz bssomss aaoss AMI l1ofs
probsbls Is 10 foolish for tns sdsesslss /
Of sny a tie candidates % assert 80
posifsssnsss tksz thsir fssofifs VIII W.
tLs f.es. Tee nany contingencies sntsf
into ne prsblsm 70 make = posslDls Eof
say nss 10 prsdsss sta slssoiRss ear
taInEy ~hss tie EEst nsms On Tie tieAss
Vii %. Bat t4xisx iBao sesslds<ssioa
Oh ths ee8disio1s surrounding tss sllaa-
sson snd az TIA eoatlEssses@s ssic1 eza
be toessssn. tks HONEST deduction i that
the probabilities sEs "a favor u the man
from Aiehixsn.
Othsr boons have wsxst and ssned,
bat the movement In favor VI General
A ssxs. from the tina wien ths IELz-
osAa-HEsALD, Grzt Of All. suggested bis
candidacy, anti now. Las had constant
aad healthy growth.
blade. sxeePt IN the most remote
contingency. must be considsrsd our OF
the nsld. Uadoabssdiy Mr. HArxs, the
aeIszats from Mr.. BLAISKs own district,
whose stassrasnt, ulads TO United Press
reporter, vas published IN thu IELz6sAA-
HzEAlD yesterday. expressed the si1ua-
tioa correctly. "Aftsr series OF pro-
tractsd srcrts have been made TO unite
apon q csndidsIs. in tbs event OF to'ai
failure 10 10 SO. the other candidates
themselves eonssntiag and q unanimous
nomination being rendered. think, IN
fact an eonyiacsd.." said Dir. HAYES
that Mr. BLAME would accept. hsfe
. = three tod contingency, the conditions
, q which every honest BLAINE man. even,
must admit are not likely to be met In
the event Of deadlock ali the other can
= didsies and ell their advocates In the
convention will DO long time making
, IN their minds 10 nominate BLAINE with
|. out dissenting voice.
r SHKkaAS's boom grew tai 1t assumed
: proportions which made II appear TAI
: oval OF that OF BLAlsE. But II appar
). snfiy reached its maturity months ago
ana then began to fade away. A htti
new life was infused into 1t a. first b.
the nomination CT THURMAN, but the lie
publicsns soon recovered from the siarn
: created by Democratic boasts sbou
Oaio. They know they can carry ths
state in spite Of TRUMAN and wishou
SHERMAN.
GaEsHAm's boom is another thu
seeds OF which were planted too earl,
The Chicago press has poured bountsou
showers upon 1t night and morning.
crew rapidly but in spite of ali the efior
20 keepit growing it has begun to WI
AID droop, and now il Is even though
hat GRnHAM's name will not be pr
snted at all. GEsHAM has given no ey
snce that he 10 IN sympathy with 81
policy Of protection, which largely pr'
.Ails in the Republican party and ape
shich the campaign must OF necessl
o fought
ALLISON and others who have be-
ecpsidered at times candidates OF co
siderable strength have, like SHERHl
= md GRESHAM. apparently passed !!
c..nax OF their strength. CHAUScEY
DKPKw will, it is said, decide tomorrC
shsthsr he will allow his name to be pi
= ssnted. He has evidently been vsiti
learn more definitely the feeling
= he Weat in reference TO his candidR'
Whatever may be bic own decision I
AZ New York delegation will learn when
comes to meet the men from the Mort
vest that ii is perilous to nominate
abroad man OF such prominence rs d
DEPnw, and will abandon the effort.
, evident that very friendly feeli
xists between Mr.. DxFEw aud Gene
AIaER, and it is doubtful whether th'
any other man except BLAINE wh'
n' Hr. DEPKw would be more pleased
&c ave nominated that General ALeER-
10 THo Mas G. PLATT, the scknowieds
70 lead Of the Republican party in the St
CO 4 New York, Is reported. on the best
io authority, TO prefer ALsER to any o I
nan except BLAINE or DrpEw.
az soics Of New York, II il shall be be-
u With anything Ike unsnimity FOR 8
Ell ,thsr candidate than BLAME or DEPl
80 will Ue practically decisive IN the C
sebtion.
-. Few. DIR. PAXTON, pastor Of the chu