New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
- REPUBLICANS IN CONFERENCE
rprrxps OF VARIOUS CANDIDATES MEET HERE ~
yptASs FOR CHICAGO.

FRIENDS OF VARIOUS CARDINALS
r.y PLANS FOR cHIcAG"
80. r.v-yort has been full OF politicians
MI. ucn WIN are interested In tho various
.ara,da,os for the Presidential nomina''on IA
pcnuhl,can marty They have been mere on,on' "a
cain n knowledge Of the situation IN TINS So,
N nrcsent TO the delegates In inc has' '"o
sreous points OF their favorffc sons. IN 'no ~
Idors Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel last nien' 'nio .
80, econ engaged in earnest conversation eaoh VI
VIZ - ,r New.York for the purpose OF Nursing a
,..,Iaor,,,I boom for favorito son. They were .
: c,.rr.on. Of Iowa; Attorney General L. T. Mcnonoi.
:, Ind,,ra and John P. sanboru OF Michigan anu
-. ,ho intimate friends respectively OF senator AM
son General Harrison and General Aleer' iho
LARGEST man of the group was General michoner, VIZ
.. Ell, footer broad shouldered and generously -Po'
,,orea He Is one of the rising men OF ms o'aoo
,r,tb being tho absst politician of the day
$50 ,ho Younger generation there Mr.. sanoorn'
:, ,,,eh,can. Is low In stature but stoutly puiL nc
80 Collrctor at Port Huron under Gcncra Grant
Az cIartson who is the Editor OF Inc iowa o's'o
pec,sters IS Of medium height with pump hs"'o
and wcIlrounded face. 1t was remarked ss 'ho,
etood there that II these three men, WIN tho iof'u
hohInd them, could agrco upon Presidential canu
go thew might change tho whole complexion OF
.Incs IN tho Republican National Convention Their
ho,rts are so set upon their Individual preferences
ho,rever that Il is only their heads that arc hAcS "
cou,e together in conference
Not far away another group WIS ma"o Wy y
Yossnb II. Manley, Of Maine excongrcssnan Z. A.
poutcIle of Maine, and S. B. Elkins, all intensely
warm advocates of the nomination Of James o. Blame
Mr. Manlcy. who has been over to washington sa'd
that his principal mission had been to secure speases
for the Maine campaign, which closes IN oep'cnip,i
Among others who will 60 into the sta'o 10 ,naho
spccches are Senators spooner, OF wisconsin ana Nan
drrson of Nebraska and eS-Congressmsn Mckinney, o.,
Ohio. Upon the matter Of Presidential poii'ics All
three of the gentlemen in this group were as eioso
mouthed the sphinx.
George NJ Pullman, of Chicago, who is ~ inc
Victoria. and OK. Congressman John H. Cakins' VINO
&c at the Gilscy House, said to be furherne inc
nomination of Judge Gresham. Mr. Calkins was 'he
Renublcan candidate for Governor In his s'a'e ana
was defeated by Governor Gray. He is not oe'e
cate TO Chicago Another candidacy when is TO
ce,vipc some attention in New-York Is that OF Gov
amor Jerry Rusk of Wisconsin. Ills name Is 10 DC
nreScnted TO the National Convention py senator
Srooner who is here in connection Wild me ~,
House investigation and has taken speclaI .arS ~
sncak of the merits OF his favore Ihere nave yo.h
number Of other prominent politlcans N Se M LII
within twenty-four hours. Including senator naM.y
and Samuel Fcsscndcn. OF Connecticut Cnris MaSe'
~ pennsylyania: Charles Emery smith pi fnI r,
mia. ex.C,oioctor Rodney ". Daniels, OF Buh aio
and OK Senator Warner Miller. They nave an peon
dscussinc the situation and endcavorhs 10 come 70
some conclusion as to what ought 10 DC oone vi "n~'
will be done at Chicago