Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
The CHICAGO TICKET.
The Republican Nominee for Presl-
dent Receives Many CongratuIa-
tions-- Harrison to Morton.
Leading Politicians st the Na.iensI
Capital Give Their 0pinisn of
tbs Republican Tickst.
Harrison VIII Re osive tho vsfs Ct His
Party, But He Will Get Ne
Outside support.
The Great Political Accident.

( special ID me Gazette.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 2s.-The special
of LAST night trested upon the accidental
| character OF General Hsrrison's nouina-
ton, based upon facts obtained from
| first hands which C0rroborated one an
other SO perfectly as to leave no doubt OF
their correctness. The assertion was
made tbst HirIi3on's nomination
! WAS gigantic political accident, which
/ surprised even HArrison's managers
/ Strangely enough, not & single local pa
| per trea's 10 osy upon the accidental
| phase OF tina nomination, nor do suy Of
/ them publish the facts recited in the
! sptcisI which prove lis sCcidsrtial char,
sCter. Each paper treats the nOmirstion
as designed sDd brought ABOUT ~ this or
/ thSt particular iLfGerCe, sIl, however,
sgreeiug that HarrlsOn'g nomination Wa
the result Of combination made with
. New York TOR Tia purpose q nominating
/ Lin. Your cCrTs spOnten!'s inf rmstiou,
/ however, obtained direct from three sep
srste aLd responsible eouTces on the very
/ f JCr Of the convention, duriGg the excite
p2ent 0I Mondays three decisive ana i'm
/ pJr ant ballots, enables hin to prsctic6i
y establish the correctness q the state
/ uent that the New York end OF the com
/ DiLe never intended when they maze the
combination thst L should
END As IT DID
sud the Indiana end CT the combine
thought it only remote possibility. l.
seems prefunp.uous to thus d!far with
he entire local press OF Chicago, but
statements sad facts overheard ard
2Iesned Oh TIE very fl Id during the tx
element AID cOrrObOgated h7 physical
eviGerCe ought to Outweigh bedroom in
| teIviews heid after me battle we ever
wien every leader Wss DESTROYS OF Ob,ain-
/ ing some port Of the supposed
credit Il bringing about the result. Al
! 2he fScts contained in last nights special
touching the ulintentiCrsbIe result OF tee
seventh b1iIj. Tbich necesSi,ated H.rri-
sons noui1slion on the eighth, ere re-
;erstsd. Tne New YJrk men were
cauCSt IN their own trap and
could gos eztIicate themselves
wabCu! nsbicg their bad faith appare4.
70 TIE Whole country, Which neither they
/ personally nor the p7r-y CCule SfJEd.
/ C8li0rnlE's vote On TIE seventh ballot Is
~bst sprung the trsp that cEugn. the
NV Y Jrk capitalists. l. csme
LIKE TBUNDERBOLT
10 them. Your correspondent WAS sit!iCg
My ten feet from Depew az the mOmen!
gRd csugaI Iia painful expression Of sur
prise on his isce IS he tnrBed quickly 70
Plat and HisCOCk Who also exhibited
Marked Figas Of surprise. This ni6nlles
tati0n but corrCborated DepeR's state
mgnt cniy ten minutes prior to this lac.-
dent which WAS narrated laet
night. Your correspondent touched
isst night upon the unexpected
/ b.uHder which the freshmen poligioians
/ comprising the California delegation com
mitted when they voted for Harrison on
the seventh ballot. Local accounts give
/ the notorious Sieve Ektns the credit CT
turning snis vote to HARRISON
1t the crisis, but fer ter
ysSTs paSt whenever Ysry
Ernart or cunning political trick hss been
dyed the newspapers hsve credited II
/ 70 the political adventu-er whose Etaud-
/ iIg amor G leading politicians Wes reVor
/ good. That the California fanatics were
too crszed to realize the Importance Of
| their vote for Harrison is evidenced
/ b7 the undisputable fact that they con-
/ t!rued after thag to labor With tha
/ Aabams delegation to induce that state
/ 20 start
STAMPEDE FOR BLAINE
/ On the rex ballot. Not nOgil PonHsyl-
Tsria had been reached did they aw-ke
TO the Importance OF what
they had done and the
ab5u-disy OF their fsrth-r
importuning Alabama, mt CT once they
rsa!'zsd what short-sigbted dupes they
nsd been. TGgy clearly sought TO cIsm
he credit CT Intentionally MN
inEtiag the man they up 10
taa. momegs denounced as the
one Republican Who nover cOult easy
tae Pacific ayope owing 10 his tztgl chi
2ese record. The Democracy Of Ire
Psc;fc slope will Doubtless appreciate
this
RIDICULOUS ATTITUDE
An incident omitted last night
9ss the relseior which Allison
and his supporters bore toward Harris ii
ard toward the contemplate movement
IA favor Of Sherman after Harrison rad
failed, as tl5y alI calculated he would.
There existed beyweenS1srman sGdAil;soI
81 Sgreemeut made several weeks ago
whereby she latter promised Sherman
that if the Contest narrowed down be-
tween Sherman and B.sine he (AIiisor)
would thToW his vote to Sherman. This
agreement msy seem Strange IL
many il view Of the re-
latiors commonly Supposed to exls,
.morg Blaine, Allison ard Clarkson
Your Correspondent has it, however, from
the highest authority that Senator S1er-
nan advised his lieuton6nts Of the
steuce OF this understanding and his
managers almost up to the last moment
thought that the Allison vote would
come to Sherman, butthe compact relsted
only to the possible contingency Of
BLAINE VERSUS SHERMAN
and did not cover Harrison versus Sher
man. The Sherman men presumed toe
much upon this, and S:na-
tor Snermen'5 failure 70
extend his understanding with Allison 81
as to include other candidates other ther
Blaine WAS fatal to his interests. Taai
Allison expected Sherman to be the Reta
inee IS late ss 10 O'clock Monday MOI ming
is evlncsd by telegrsms received from hin
about that hour. Even General HNrisCr
st that hour is ssic to have exprsszea the
belief in s telegram to ShermsH thsssAs
(SaermsI) would oe the nomiRee, snd Ii
halfway congratulated him int6vance, s:
0ecsme one VINO had practically sgreet
on the night Of the second oay Of the con
ven!iCn that he would in vieW OF
CABNET OFFICE
gull out ct the proper time. The
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