Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25

H would retire IN i6Yor Ell 10 Soy LIE
Blaine WAS pledged to him
NOT TO BE CANDIDATE
'gasnst him and thss the use Ct Bst-e'S
1sne By those who propos5 ais csL-
ddscv for the purpose % e e1'in1
VT m IS 1eTHsnj va : l. rossli Us Of
Blai, e's a,rispdshp end z cages So
must be stopped. He t1rtle-
dtclsrs TIA. NJ. Rl~.'
cou.d new only b r-min.t q
ike auy other csGdid4te. He mast ere.
me liss g. meet him (SAarms0) 80 t-is
re sad he knew Bill Hcul L 3",'s
il would involve n S Dressing t-.th
with MIN (Sherm2 S.. rms !-.eg-n1..
were by BIS order shown to E kins 80.
other leaders in the B .Ajne C2rsplr.e.
l. was square caslienge l. ne B!At--
men, the t So they eysT received. It w2s
worthy the brother ot the geleIs
who challenged !be entire Con'eterscY
77aul h. rl-,cEcG 10 The see. I rc5s-.
to the Blaine men they must pteos-,
f)f w.r O. cease their conspiracy. l Is
sea csly ex'gEera:ing 70 say inst Sher
mans Chs..e g
FELL LIKE A THUND DRGOLT
Il the BIsine camp Thy held s
haa.Y ar9 p logged c2Lf=Csrce,
discussing the situatior from eye-}
standpoint. They ian 10 G1Veruct
F3rsk.r and appealed ID him TO strike
eet5l,-tqrY blow bv Withdrawing with his
seven followers ttom the Sherman camp
Forsksr Wgn.ed 10 do 20
1ul he has the yice-presi-
de1tisl tes in his bonnet,
out 1hen brought fsce to face 8glinsg
grim Old S2ermlG he squ.rUed s1o he5i-
Jstrd. He knew lis political "a uro Va
g. etske. Tn lCySI Sherman zen, IL
clljic. McK.Lley, soiemni7 remind, 4
aim Of his pledges and his in
.rrUc.ions, his famous utteTaHces 81
D,ytoa when be stood by
She mea ss lO5g 8 he had button On
lis cost. Nd uu.son is gone, declared
S1erman'5 vehement fTisnds, snd Foraker
returned az answer to the Blaine con-
spirs>ors that TOR the present ct least he
lust
C-NTIEUE TO SUPPORT sHERMAN.
TacN Ias B.tine fona ICs attacked New
York, begging The leaders to come cut for
their man. Depew, Hiscock, Plat snd
Warner 81! er lock the case under serious
and prolonged sdvisenent. The crisis hsd
been reached. The Old party WAS in
her labor pEins. The child was born this
afternoon, but is name is not James G
Blaine. The New York leaders were
pIaced in possession Of 81 ira.
Sherman had emphaticallY 9 serted re-
gsrdiug B.s;ne's Dist. CT promises TO him
They could not doubt is sutbeDticitg. l.
fact Depaw persons ly verified She,msn's
statements. They could not therefore as
men OF honor De parties TO any scheme
that would involve
BLAINE's GOOD FAITH
SGeTIGn, They therefore agreed
uusn.m0ualg among than (De0 W,
Miller, HisccCk SD PIatO hist New Y5rg
you'd EJ1 vG' fJc BislEe Until % q Sl5.-
man either release Blsiae from his pledga
or has Gu'hcfIta.IveIy Withdrawn from
the Tscs. tbs action On the pax. c; III
dig four OF he New York delegation ie
knoWa 20 Gu. i1g peopie II Chicago - |
4 ~. Ne ot La l3sal n<Ders bs7e &C.
cured 'nis imp2r rnE Information. Whsf !
action the New York delegation as 8 !
body toCk upon this question
Is ! PROFOUND SECRET,
mt II Is thJug15 -l@s they nave not de- |
lernined ~hom they shsll vote Tor to-
morrow, now that Blaine is out Of tEe
Act. Trey Do!d e meeting in the morn
irg. The DIG aGG Pennsylvania dele
i Z z s
81 lidn .bt t0-righu the OaiO Celegr
ION is known to b. aclid for Sherman, 50
is P@nEsy lvsnis. The Republican
candidate will in eli human proc
ability be uonirsted Tomorrow
On FIST ballot. Harrison, Gresham,
Sherman, Alger ard Bl2ine are ali IL t1e
4 ID, but Il t5-day'5 Plan and programme
is Carried out to.mo-r-w the
& genuine surprise. The nominees
will come from the above named list ara
VGur correspondent predicts it VIII be
] hu Saerm1u, H. will sweep TIE 1lld
81 81 s;gas fsil.
STILL FOR GRESHAM.
CBIC.GO, liz JILe 24.-Am29g IL
many rumOTs 81 Withdrawals fl Ati =
zbaug the hotel ri CTS LIST night Zone
Ub ,aiued such ready C edeICe as the ore
which anrour ced the retirement CT Jug
Gresham from the Contest. Ss1a
cor FarWeN, chairman CT the L.
ii1ois dlleg>t!cr, sad to press
representative, "y can saY fer ne, sUd
l mink the entire Illinois de,eg .Ji3a, bu.
svo," ss'd che Illinois Senator, "tdat
Udge Gresham HIS not withdrawn, cl5
no such move is IN contemplation, We
) - S4ttT LIt u Nv 4ltlyA HILL EOHCII
morning IS r ady to vote for hlm as
ever, and any reports contrary 10 tais aTe
lslseH
"Wil there be sny detection from the
states outside CT IlliaoIS?"
"Not tast we have heard OF. We can
say thst we have just begun the fg1t, ana
Goes ga atty as rot quite ready 10 Suis
We k CIV of no Contingency which would
cause Illinois TO desert her present CAL
didztc."
FORAKER A TRAITOR.
Governor ForAk r lale last night statee |
TO So Associated Press repor el: 81 C1l'l
wish 70 he placed IN sn EMBARRASSING po-
5ition bsfJge the people Of OGlo CT ire
couLsry, but l an compelled to ssy il |
the clesr view Of existing conditions that
Senator S-ermar is no longer & plesideB- |
tial possibility, so far IS this convent. L
is concsrged. l have d1le my tut duty |
to him in his Candidacy. have been Just
IS faithful if not more 81 |
and equally e. nsC:entious ss airy |
member OF the deleg1.iJR 10 further IN |
and Olio's interest. Bus SIS l say, he i |
practically out of the question, and ny |
support ceases from now en-. There Is
Amos: so per cent ct the d delegation Vbo
are Tor Blaine, sn when the convention |
meets Monday morning l shall vote with |
the delegs.5s fo- Blsine's nomination II