New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

Nth OSCILLATION offered az the meeting of business
men Of Philadelphia. Monday, the chairman 'ouas
named the following as a committee 10 pi0p"
tariff address for use as campaign document: 'ohh
". Frazier, Edwin II. rrtler, Joseph "nar'on'
Charles Emory smith william Sellers, T. c. KNIGHT
Theodore C.. Zarch Charles II. Cramp John Lucas
Theodore Justice, a. c. Elliott, Samuel g. scout, @
Edward r. Wood. Administrations Doian, .! d.
Moorehead John T. Bailey, John H. Converse "; W;
cardc5 William IT. Crundy, Charles J. Harrah, James
S whitney, and william simpson, tr
WISCONSIN WANTS TO NAME THE WINNER
USING GOVERNOR RUSK'S CANDIDACY SIMPLY
AS A COVER
Chicago, June Special. The Wisconsin dele
rates have made two modest little rooms on the
first floor of the Grand Pacific Hotel their head
quarters, and the rooms themselves are IN an OUT
of-thc-way corner Of the hotel, but nevertheless
This does not prevent the friends Of the various
candidates for President seeking them out and DIS
coursng eloquenty upon the merits of their favor
ite sons The Badger State men have candidate
Of their own in Governor Jerry' Rusl. and they
have hing his portrait on the outer wall Of their
castle. It is big crayon picture on canvas
and covers q large section Of the wall OF the
corridor. Moreover, every man who ventures
into the Wisconsin headquarters, if possible, Is
decorated with Rusll badge, but every one
now understands that General Rusk is only serving
the purpose of one of his old army tents, a cover
during the storm and place from which to observe
the operations of the enemy out In the open
air The position of the delegation is simply this
IL wants to get the credit Of having turned the
tide in favor of the winner and as every man Is
in accord with the idea there VIII be no dis
tribution of votes. The State has record for
this sort of thing In $50 it was Wisconsin
that started the tide Of success rolling for Garfield
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Blaine as any other delegation that sat in the
convention hall The managers Of the big booms
labored hard with the Wisconsin men yesterday
TO dssuade them from their purpose, but they
might as well have talked to the big portrait
of Governor Rusk John G. New, of Indiana
tried to get promises from them that they would
support Indianas candidate after the second
ballot, but the Badgers would not promise any
thing They recognize that their posltlon is more
independent than that of any other St'''e' anu
that as long as they maintain 1T the boomers VIII
have to bend to them, therefore they are not
willing to promise to support any man put their
own Governor and the winner prominent
figure at the Wisconsin headquarters to-day was
that of General Lucius Fairchild, formerly Com
mauder in Chief of the Grand Army OF the he
publio Projecting prominently from oeheral
Fairchild,s vaistcoat front were the folds OF
silllen American lag, w WV 49,
Californians brought east to offset the thurman
bandanna He also wore a picture OF Governor
Rusk and golden badge of the Grand Army
The corner in which he tilted his chair was ny
all odds the hottest on the parlor hoor ana IL
was not long before his collar began to melt ana
disappear beneath his coat But this dld hoC
disturb his equanimity, nor did 1t lessen tiie
admiration Of the crowds Of curiosity seekers VINO
watched him with sort Of reverenlal awe from
all parts of the hall. Delegates and boom shouterS
came I'D in squads, battalions and brlgades ana
in WHISPERED tones asked TO be shown Oenerai
Fairchild. and when the palsy orator was pointed
out to them, they surveyed him with sort Oh
AM that's Loosh Fairchild is it 2" an ola
Hoosier from a southern county OF lndlaha III
CURED u, u-;.oors;r man
aWelI I'll be darned," calculated the liooSle9rr
. He's not SIGH % bad looking teller alter az,
is he? kinder thort stranger when req I,ae
thar speech of hisn, when lac wanted 10 PARTLY "
cleveland, that he was regular iire-eater tnaC
ba carried a gun and maybe had halr on ms ms
teeth hut a fcller can't judge man ny whaI ne
saws Pve learned that" And the ola man w ,.a
bacl; to Harrison's headquarters to cogitate over
his discovery.