Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
BLAINE AND MKINLEY.
Continued from First ! age.

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the iTst osllot II he Committee no one
Candidate received ever three votes
Alter repssted bsilo.iug Mckinley
Fsrwen turGed 70 De Youos
and ssked lin if he would
recommend his delegation to supper;
NICK Dley and he replied tbs: he wouit
nos, that his delegation had declared fol
the MA WHO now AID ) majority o.
votes in the convention. and il would
simply be liiiculcus 80 ask them when
they hso won their hght to reiu5e st this
moment 80 vote for him. Ths re vas
GREAT DEAL OF DISCUSSION,
ard s0ee Idat favored McKinle7 now %.
] CSed TO reporting hin 10 tie coFfer-
ence. DDffield said that If they reported
8 -isl it ought TO be one strong enCuGS
t. o;st Bislse, which Mex 1l5y could
not do. Another Geirsa.G a..tCa
". E1KlGI,y nat ;h.s N ,r4iaS prac-
..-5uY p.scgi h.yHEet II he same
position as Blaine when he got upon his
Clsir n lhs CUny ltion cr d stated hist h,
would not be : candidate iCr tee Presi-
dency. Ef.er some DISCUSSION Il 8os
aaailY deC.1=t 70 port Two rs mes D rae
convention, aad KIT aec5nd IGme chosen
was A .isOn.
TIE committee rjOu pe3 to port I
tie conference. When the co-i. reHcG RAG
70 some extent discussed ire eitu~'i.G >
motion was made IbA: Ihsy 81 .u.G ne
convention Immediately this afternoon
until Monday morning 10 give tine for
thorough discussion OF TIE 5ltGs:i2C, srd
it was agreed that esch Geleea;. il ~
conference be requested to instruct thcir
delegation to vote for az adjournment Ct
the convention.
THE T4CTGCs OF BLAINE's FRIENDS.
CHICAGO, ILL June 23.-Ffcm 3 gen
tlem.n nigh up II the counsels of the
B.aiEe faction in the Chicsgo convention,
the following points were Learned this
Afternoon. General satisfaction is felt ny
these having Blaine's interests in hand 81
the display CT forbeSrsDce on
the pagi OF thc California delega-
tioa On the floor Of the convention
Through the efforts of leaders in the
party and able msnag cement the CAlifO7-
ni5Ls have so suppressed the Blaine
movement in the convention rs to cause
TO fiction or Ill feeling On the part Of the
other candidates. The participants have
been, 80 they claim, in keeping vita The
fee.iC53 CT B,2ine as represented here
By his friends. l. vas BsisS's
desire ths! every candidate wn0 had aeeg,
working for months 20 secure The gEeat
Pre- Of the presidential n0mio ass.op
should have ialr show on the 1ssss &C
the convention and not have to4esubst
B!sinc'5 grest strength apd pogEfazsF,sIa'
dsieyevCg TO those wishes IneS iCs1Sgefs
CT Calfyz2is's Gelega ION YaS1 the con
VIZ Hpg ~
other 3 aiue delegations All Blaine men
with Z gIess ST II gecU3ct the scqIies-
canca CT majority ci thsrn 10 vote f1r
other candidates as To- - any CT them
had any sAog. That this T7ss
done is evidenced by one
Of The mast peculiar roll cats
ever known in q nAtiC2I convection.
But five states cast solid ballots c9ltinu-
ous!y, the others being split Up aDd one
delegation, Dakota, gaYe eHch cartid.te
in nomination one vU.e and FuEer ,wo,
merely causing great Gnuseneat
TO those who kueW ne mean
irg OF tn move. Tie Biaine
managers low thiak TIE tine has come
for them 30 &E2ert themselves. TGeY
claim to have gwen o-aer candidste5
every opportunity to secure the norma
ton. TIE convention has been ballOlIng
sLCe yesterday morning, and they think
1t bss been cieArIy demonstrated
that neither SAermsp, Gresham, Hsrri
son, Allison Nor AlgGT, hsve the fsintest
CHARGE. So 81 the next session az the
convention it is cor ientlY expected tnst
the Blaine men will demsGd their cs3di-
dste be nominated and Will show their
full streagth.
REVIEW OF TIE SITUATION.
CHICAGO, ILL, June % The FIFTH day
c!oaes with the situation showing Blaine
aeainsbt e seld. There WAS 6 narrow
escape from Blaine stampede IL the con
vensica at4 o'clock hi, afternoon DepeW
who was responsible for tie Harrison
boom which sn yesterday gavG such
promise to-day admitted the :silure Of
that movement and declared himself fer
Biaine. Instead Of getting the nomins-
tioE this morning arrIs0n was forced 70
the utmost Of his strength and compelled
10 fall back confessad.Y beaten. Harri-
sons friends are very indignant Is! the
manner in which ne hgg been rreatet,
and claim no pretensa wss made Of giving
him hearty support, and this. from the tirs,
il Wss not intended by E,tina end his col
Leagues to permit the Ho5sler to obtain
the nomination. They exc
IN AN UGLY MOOD i
10 night, ard contessing their iavgF4ssf'
5efssted have 70 plans Tor the iuttfe
Prob,bly they will gWollow lheiT dtsep 4
point:nent with as good grace IS Eossi1is
lnd plsv for second plsce On the t:Grrts- sel
The E!sins programme Of bsckIrg f&e
regular Candidates, QDe after areszer,
thus preparing the way far Blsine Ga&lly, |
3bich has previously been described in
.hete dispatches, is hSing saccessfui7
carried out. .SbeTm2n fell by the Uaysidc |
Friday and Harrison mas beaten to-day.
Senator John Sherman telegrsphed ths |
'our Ohio delegates al large Fridzy even
rg that they could exercise tteir best !
Judgment cor corning future operations |
To-day he telegrsphed d more explicit |
.eleSse OF all pledges to him |
The Ohio men are talked OF es
1eipg streng enough to beat the EkiE !
for Blsine. These are |
Gresham, Allison snd NICK niey. TIE |
asst named his msse
FINE IMPRESSION
IN the convention both as chairman CT the
platform committee and for his aIelity to !
Shermsn.
A conference Of about forty friends of
Ill candidates was held Ia the parlor OF |
he Grand Pscifc to-day. A sub COM
ni!tee composed OF two dele.
rates friendly to each OF the can
6scj1aI n opp ~.