Evening journal., 1888-06-19
General roI,t.cal News.

from Maine being put on the ticket thi
year, but before the week is over at Chit
csgo. there are q great macy candidates
whose Blaine out
When A. O. Thurman was aiding In tbs
prosecution of the talIy-sheet forgers ol
0hio, who stole Ufited States Senator
ship for the Democratic party, be was ttig
matiz 81 by il as being in his dotage.
Chaos plus Blaine That is the situation
At Chicago in nutshell, as put by ouI
correspondent On the surface, cotficr
uncertainty: under all, strong, stoady
Increasing drift toward Blaine. 10 spite OF
his Paris and Florence letters, in rpite Of
the loud protests OF his friends that be Is
OUT OF the race.-Nsw York Herald.
The Republican clubs Of Missouri orga
nizsd q State League OF clubs on Saturday
at 81 Louis Ons hundred and nineteen
clubs we're represented from various parts
of the state. A motion that tae league
spply Immediately for admittanca into the
National League was adopted. after which
the convention adjourned pursuant to the
call OF the president.
Emmons and Walker Blaine are con
spicuous at Maine headquarters to-day.
Joe Manley still adheres 10 the statement
that he has no candidate, and declares that
Mr. Blaine would not bo candidate .under
any consideration, although the Maine
delegation has small room In which to
receive visitors. Callers are more numer
ous than at any one delegation headqlar-
ters, unless New York.
The story is that Alger is promised a
Cabinet position 20 deliver Michigan to
Depew. The man closest OF all to Blaine
stated that Blaine will not run und-r any
circumstances. even with a unanimous
nomination, and that Hisc ck's advocacy
Of Depew Is largely 10 dispose OF Morton,
against whom he has enmity, and because
Of Depew's probable nomination. Harrison
is now being doomed for second place Ia
the event OF Depew's nomination.
The New York World reports that vii.
liam Walter Phelps hos entrusted his de-
clination Of the nomination Of the Vic
President TO politician Ia leagus with the
Democratic party. who! has it 10 his pocket
on the way Co G iiclgo This is too ridicu
lous 70 be believed. Phelps has fair
chance FOR getting the nomination, and Is
in Chicago himself. where he will he heard
from when there il chancs 20 accept or
decline the nomination.
The Democratic National Committee will
probably establish itself at tho Hoffman
House, New York. where it will have per-
msnent headquarters during the campaign
The Republicans have arranged quarters
Tor their national, state and county com
mit'eea in Que building, Is Weat Twenty
tlfth ST., Ia that city. This will greatly
expedite the hu-inass Of the canvass Oh the
Republican side. and will tend probably to
irse the party from tho difficulties which
hitherto have accompanied various head
,,.eriers Il different plrts 81 toTn.
Austin Carbio, president * the Readlug
Railroad, who returned yesterday on the
Umbris, says that just before sailing for
home he paid iiYing visit 20 Paris and
dincd win Mr.. Jemas q I'll ,ine at fash
icnable resturant. Il nm a Democrat
said Mr. Corbin, "bus during rny chat with
tho Maine man he told without any Feser,
vati IN whatever that he was not candi
date aud could MT accept the ncmiaation.
Blaine likes politics. tut believe bis wife
has induced hin to ssapd aside Although
Blaine's mind ia es bright on ever, be
showed signs Of poor health No, be will
net accept nomination. YOU can depend
upon that
General Alger may be disappointed Ia
his illingness to get 70 the White House.
but he win still enj,y the po'sss,ioa OF two
very bright. pretty aud attractive daugh-
ters. II they attain tia Ultima Thule { I
family ambition and 20 TO Washington,
that general rendezvous OF femluins beauty
will receive an important and conspicuous
addition The eldest is a black haired,
tlscs eyed girl. with a piquApt face OF the
1 Vienna type OF brunette. This young lady
I is TOUT The second daughter Is yes q
school girl, She certainly is intellpc.uai
and her conversation is as keen nsa whip
There il an elder married daughter whom
have not Feen These details bsclme a
interest in the light Of the sudden popular
attention drawn toward General Aiger.
Il is understood that the tariff plank oi
the Chicago pistform will be expressive q
VIEWS Of Mckinley. Tnere viii be
vigorous protest against the disfrancaise
ment OF the negroes OF the South A hearty
Endorsement of Gladstone and Parntil, anC
a declaration that the Republican party Il
the only exponent OF civil service reform
and that the pretensions ot tha Dem9crac,
in this respect are hypocritical infringe
ments of q r apablican patent Presiden
Cleveland will be assailed for attempting
TO destroy industries aud 70 dsbase th
workingmen of the UIted States for th
benefit OF British manufactures and th
pauper labor OF Europ', and will bs aC
cused Of try ing to usu,p the constitutions
prerogative CT Congress by use OF the vet
] power He will be charged with iaconsii
gency and hypocrisy. with uninendliue.
to veterans Of the late war, aud his per
sion votes will furnish a text for a luri
. plank.
Nobody seems to have noted the diff lsiy
quail OF the Olio idea in contemporal
esus Republican politics Russell a. Age
I is an Oaio msu. He was born in Medin
Couoty Sc years ago. IS, Is William !
Allison. He wss born 10 Wayne county /
3 years ago. Slis Ber amin Harrison, Il
, grandson Of bic srandsire He was born
Hamilton county 55 years ego So
Uncle Jerry Rusk He WAS born
, Morgan county s. ,eara Ego S,is JOSEF
Benson Foraker. He was horn ia Highlar
! county As years ago. 50 IA John Shs
man. He vas born ia FART Id county
{ years since. So is Brewer Majlr Wilia
Mckinley He was born 10 Trumhu
county 10 1914. aud Is. therefore. iast
years old, and with the exception OF Fo
o aker. the your gesf of the seven Ooio O
e pirauts for the Republican nominatio
K Tue first talet tomorrow may dsvsl'