New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-19
CROWDS OFFERING FOE BLAINE.
A GOoD-NATURED NOISY RESPONSE TO low
MEN.
CALLING OUT BUTTERwoRTH AND FoRApvv
FOR sPEECHEs-A LITTLE DISTURBANCE
IN THE OHIO DELEGATION

CALLING OUT BUTTERwoRTH AND FoRArvv
FOR sPEECHEs-A LITTLE DISTURBANCE
IN THE OHIO DELEGATION.
Chicago, June IS (specisD. have been sv.,,,
marked attempts during tho day 10 start the currsat
opinion in favor Of Senator Allison The first effort a..
Cured shortly before noon, when number Of Iowa d.
gates, preceded by q musician playing fife, nareh,A
through the corridors the parlor floor Of the GrapA
Pacific Hotel The crowds parted 10 allow the men 70
pass single e As they neared the Alger headquartsr,
some one shouted, Three cheers for Senator William
Allison OF Iowa" The author Of the compliment led 4,
the cheer with but single voice a. sccompan
ment In giving the second cheer he was alone Tia
third cheer lost In the derisive shouts Of the b.
SANDERS It appeared 20 be instance Of misplaced
confidence, and much amusement was created but the
Hawkeyesr not 10 be thus downed. Shortly
aferwsrd another detachment larger than the nrs mads
It's appearance, starting from the Allison headquarters
themselves A. given signal the men began singing
the old song of Doc day" with the introduction a
numerous lines applicable 10 the popular sentiment 10
their candidate Each stanza ended with the chsrls:
We're bound 10 march all night
We're bound 10 march all day;
We bet money on Allison.
And wen have no bets 10 pay.
As the procession made It's way through the thronrs
It was greeted with hearty cheers for Allison, aad
genuine spirit Of enthusiasm appeared TO have been In
spired Tho pluck Of the Hawkeyes was commended and
hearty cheers for their favore given They descended
the main stairway the rounda, where the crowd was
most dense. Some started the cry " Three cheers
for James g. Blaine" when all at once great yell Of sp
plause broke forth that have penetrated the sow
of Mr. Drake. The cheers were continued 10 the utter
destruction Of Doc da day." but It apparent from
the motion lips and the contortion Of features Of
the Hawkeyes that they still INDUCING in the refrain.
When lu In the cheering for Blaine reached the
Allison passing into the streets, their parting
words being:
Wen bet money on Allison,
And wen have bets to pay
Lane folio a1 nd III. waas 49,
by counter round of cheers for Senator Allison, which
came part those who had just previously cheered
heartily for Mr.. Blaine.
About o'clock this afternoon great crowd assembled
in the directly in front Of the Ohio headquarters
Calls made for Butterworth, Mckinley and Foraker
At last Congressman Butterworh made his appearance
and was assisted window sill. His appearance called
forth round upon round Of cheers. When he could
mand a hearing he said in part
1.-The Republicans OF Ohio desire 10 Join with Repub
lcans Of United States In following whoever carries
the Of Republicansm in the November contest
(Cheers) The fact Is in Ohio almost afraid
crticise any other candidate for hardly speak Of
any one OF them without speaking OF one Of our bwn
relatives daughter and applause But Ohio does pre-
sent OF who represents not only in tha
State but everywhere National Republicansm man whose
very name is synonymous with Rcpublieanism want 70
say here that have yet to meet man who does not say
that he to select man whose record Is lustious
whose name stands for ability, integrity and wetriei
courage, front OF the fight, he would name John
Sherman prolonged cheers for Sherman, with counter
for Blaine) What we desire is that We shall not
engage In politics at this time mere game or trick
but that we shall leave the convention hall feeling well
satisfied that work reelected the conclusions
Of opinion in the Republican party upon the issues we
have Joined with our Democratic brethren, namely the
protection Of the industries OF the country the peserva
OF It's integrity the maintenance Of It's honor both at
home and abroad. 1 have no more fear
about the result in November have about the coming
,toals Inv
know the record OF John Sherman does not know the
history his country That man needs no introduction
to people OF this country whether they be Democrats
or Republicans. (Checrs) Under his banner we VIII
succeed (Great cheers) We will succeed under our
banner carried by any worthy Republican but the people
OF this country John Sherman and they know thai
he is lacking In any particular In those QUALIFICATIONS
which thoroughly supervise the conduct OF
National affairs and to appreciate the wants ana e Az
billion Of every section
Major Butterworth was unable longer TO proceed on
account OF the enthusiasm which prevailed Throughou
his short speech there had been frequent cheers lor Dame
As he retired renewed shouts for Foraker were heard ana
these became OF voices calling for the appearance vi
Ohio,s Governor When finally he was assisted 10 ths
place In the window vacated by Major Butterworth he re-
ceyed a tremendous ovation He tried to speak, put MS
uterances distinguishabe In the tumut ures
crowds were attracted from other parts OF the hooe
Cheers for called for and the enthusiasm De-
came so great that further attempts at speechmang were
abandoned.
The following letter TO Z" The Journal signed by An
Experienced Politician" was printed to-day;
The combination Of these doubtful States New
Jersey and Indana) means success to the Kepuolcan
marty Then why waste words or ballots on NewYorkf
ho ,oI,vino ticket would all OF the requirements
For President William Walter Phelps; for VicePres-
dent General Lew Wallace Here you nave the accom-
nlishei dlpoma and experienced statesman OF NewJer
SOW bos nopuarty redeemed that State last year. and
tho brilliant soldier and author Of Benlur the moso
fanous hook OF modern tines For saeh ticket all Re-
publicsns can work.
The nacine of another Richmond in the field was the
result OF the meeting OF the Missouri delegation this aer
noon There only three absenees and by vote OF
"a 70 n was decided to place befOIc the Convention as
presidential candidate ex-senator John b. Henderson, VINO
was permanent chairman Of the last Natohal Convention
Colonel d. z. Dyer, Of ST. Louis, or Congressman vivian"
Warner Of Kansas City, Will make the nominating speech
In the Convention the solid vote Of the delegation Is nos
expected for this candidate, as TWO 'otos arc i'
Blaine and three are for Sherman
The men who will make the nominating speeches. ha'e
been upon At the caucus Of the New-fofA oe
ton to-day decided that Mr. Depew should Dc paSd
I'm nomination by ex-senator Warner Miller. OF Ne"fofA
The speech in secondng nomination will probably %
made by General Knapp although the delegation has not
decided definitely whether to have secondng speech VI
not. Mr. Sherman Will be nominated by d. H. hasu"sS
Adutant General Of the of Pennsylvania Governor
Foraker OF Ohio will second the nomination Inc spee'h
placing Governor Ager Of Michigan, In NOMINATION WIN
DO made by Robert T.. Frazier, OF Detroit W. r. hsp
burn Of Clarnda, Iowa. will nominate Senator Asoh "a
that State. Mr. Harrison's nomination will be In the
hands OF Ex-Governor A. c. Porter. Of Indiana Inc
OF Mayor Filter OF Philadelphia will be placed
nomination by Charles Emory Smith, OF The Phladepns
Press" There will be no seconding speech -
An impouc proceeding is reported to have taken pac'
this forenoon in the OF Of the Ohio deieSau'
James NJ. Brown, Of Toledo. being called upon ioi
speech mounted table and began to talk In an eAe"4
manner He that Ohio delegate could live In "s
State who would not first last support Sherman
He continued In somewhat insnuatng vcin when su4'
denly Governor Foraker. who had quietly been sent i'
entered room. also mounted the table and Iepeea W
innuendoes by Mr. Brown upon the members OF ao
delegation. scene Of much excitement follower ~
declared in substance that there did not exist any gOu
for the suspicion that those who had come 10 chicago
represent the interest Senator Sherman would NOT ~
tain him to the last The speech OF Governor Foraker "
delivered with much eamestness and In serious man
and produced excellent effect upon those VINO hs"N