The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-19
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rr,csco. June 1.-THE uncertainty
..s,irh has surrounded Sew York -
~ leading fasfog in the coming com
s..finu has been dfspeIied. Tonight
3 -. announced that the delegates
- the Empire State had declared
- fhzunfsy n Depeg unanimously
~ fhaf under this condition pepew
:.uuid accept the honor Of having his
1870 presented TO the convention
~ irformsl caucus has heen he'd
~ this result has been reached With
nj any friction.
fub~eaaent investigation verified
AIS and an effort xas made By the
1ssociafe4i Press 70 see the recipient
q the New York h0n0rp. He had
sIready retired. however, and his pri-
10 secretary stated that he could not
= seen. To the question Of the re-
n1,vter. the amanuensis stAfr<i that II
r. report Of New York's sftiop was
correct, Dcpew Vas now really before
the convention.
Collector W n. Roi~rtson stated that
: result - indicated had been reached
and that Depews name would hr
placed before the convention ~ the
choice a New York. We are going
straight 70 victory. There has not
beer ~ much ~ the scratch Of pen
Everything Is unanimous. View York
stands Tonight rs enc man and De-
pew u it, choice
Later 4 hauncey ". Depex has de-
ternined 20 permit his name to go t-s.
fore the convention. He nnnoshcen
his conclusion 70 senator Hi-tosk anJ
others tonight When DcpsE ae,
cisian was made known meeting OF
fhr View York delegation was cal!et.
Tire matter was laid before the body
and Il was absolutely settled at the
meeting that Dcpcs would receive the
whole vote of New York, the votes 81
New Jersey and Connecticut and suFsi-
GENT votes elsewhere to bring his
strength on the first ballot up 20 ninfey-
four votes.
TxsruSsIL's yfrws.
cuc.co. June fs.--~cs,Ionei Robert
q. Ingersoll arrived IN Chicago to-day
and al once entered into the canvass
for Judge Gresham. Tonight Colonel
II ~ H.. faxo}a - .stf
nation. He said II never saw so
u,anv candidate rsor 40 many dele
vafxss without candidate. There Il
oue general feeling. however, that sic
cess q more important than the can
slisiate~, The Issue involved i OF such
vat importance that persons are lost
SIGHT of. believe that the convention
win act with q great deal OF arliisera-
zion and in accordance with its best
Judgment"
.Who il your personal choice -
~ think Gresham Il the best and
most available man. ! am no poiiti-
clan. There il no Office that ! want
and none that would have. but do
want 1, see the Republican party
again In power. ] want protection for
American labor, and ! want ~ see a
man Of brains at the head Of the re-
putIjc. Gresham has good, clean
record. He Il a man among men. He
Il honest. straightforward, patriotic
ard capable. am for him because ]
know lie Il sound 10 the core on the
question Of protection. because he he
iscves In the American policy OF taking
care Of the iaborers and mechanics ol
fhe rcpub.ie, ! am for him because he
l. a genuine man and viii stand 10y his
convictions Ia the field or on the
bench. .
aWiIl Mr.. Elaine be brought inte
the convention I"
81 have been told today by some 81
The warmest friends of Mr. blaine thai
he Il absolutely out OF the convention
Blaine could have had she nomination
II he had wanted Il. lie was the
choice OF the party. There l. no donbi
Of that. and think he could have heeE
eicetel. On the tariff ISSUE he woaid
have been invincihle. hut Mr.. Blaine
/ think. did not care totake upon him
sell the burden OF another campaign
When ineersoIl heard that New
York had agreed 20 support pepew hl
said in answer 10 the reporters que
dion: Personally, do not knos
much aboat the granger States, -
called. or whether they Will supper
Depew or not, OF course there wonis
be the erv oi the nominee being rail
road president, but think the people
are intelligent enough to know that III
Il engaged Ia lawful business, and
Is hardly fair to say that siaan Ia tina
business il not eligible to political pre-
ferment. | have great confidence u
railroad people. | have placed m,
life In their keeping thousands .
times, and AM willing - trust a MAJ
With nav vote Il trust him with IN.
HE. The questions are: How doe
ncpew manage this raiifuad2 liov
docs lac treat his eustoIncrsg Hoy
doeSIhe treat his employer ] vii
never believe that this country viii b
ruled BIZ ignorant pseindlees. II AN,
be- that il Is, but | viii no; admit h
Depew can carry Scs York without
doubt, and 80 can Gresham, Tor tha
matter
wAsufSsros AND DAKOTA.
CnrAeo, June IA new elemen
In the presidential contest vas mad
apparen, tonight, when the pakot
and Washington Territory men. RET
reSenting twelve votes. declared tina
they would take care OF their friend.
Sherman's friends were exuiinnt. ~.
koia's cause has been ably chainpiont-
in the national committee by toioas
Hooker. at Vermont, preintnsn
Shcrnan man. Allisca's friends ais
put in a claim on Dakota good vi
in return for the services of :. tlass
son. who bad also stood by the paket
men in the national ecmn,ltsest. Ia
change Ia Dakota last night by job,
&. New, of indiana, was interpreted
meaning that Harrison, perhaps, has
,,s.,rteare on fresh support from ia
lass, and that the ambition OF Nasns
s.,.lrr. OF New York, Ia lie ciiaiFnia
81 the convention would receive
heck from the sa,ae source: J, NJ
Bailey, os Dakota. who was Spokesman
Tor the territory before the nations
committee. said te an Associated rrc'
reporter this evening that the slelega
ton hal not settled upon candidate
ARRIVAL. OF THE coinRsn@ psi.ssarE'
CHIeAee, June IT, After an earl
breakfast this morning the farsn
coast delegate. got oft their gurEeosi
Blaine banner and. led 10y The 1ahie'
MIA delegates with their white sir bar