New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASs
NETWORKS THREE FAvoRITE SONS.
From The Pittsburg Times.

From The Pittsburg Times.
The import of Mr.. Depew's observations Of late
though hss he 'h has not spoken with the pSoas
Mr. blaine, Of whom he has continually spoken y
6 ms %Sa remain Hr Of that saes avOe u
less Senator Hlscock became one, OF which there
Immediate prospect.
FRESH IMPETUS GIVEN TO THE GRESHAM BOON.
From The ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
Tho canvass OF the friends OF the gallant solder
the capable administrator, the upright Judge and the
honorable citizen who IS so prominent In the public
mind and thought Of to-day Will now go forward with
vigor.
ARE THE GRESHAM MEN ANTI BLANEf
From Tho Dayton Ohio Journal
There is something peculiar in the fact that only
with exceptions the newspaper organs that are
advocating Judge Gresham arc OF the Mugwump, free
trade and Democratic persuasion IL Is also claine6
that his most Jealous advocates are regarded as q.
tagonistic TO the Blaine element OF the party. We
frankly confess that We do not understand II.
SHERMAN RAPIDLY GAINING FAVOR .
Washington Dispatch TO The Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette
Out OF the tremendous quantity Of gossip ceused
BY Mr.. Blane's second letter OF dec1naton It IL
to senator sherman's candidacy, and the acknowieds
men Of hts great and growing strength as compared
with the chances Of other Republicans.
ALGER HAS FRIENDS IN THE EAST.
From The New-York Press.
1t IS not surprising that the people Of Michigan
President. He is the kind OF man the people hh.
May his boom go on Increasing
NO BITTER FACTION FEELING ANYWHERE !.
From Tho Columbus Dispatch
Is It not true that large majority of the delegsts
to the Chicago Convention who, on the first ballot
at least, mill vote for Sherman, Harrison, Ager,
Allison, Hawley, Depew and perhaps Others are
all others p There has never been possibility Of
contest between the friends Of sherman and ths
friends of Blaine: and the same is true OF the friends
NJ Al0er Allison. UaNley and DepeW, Tor
II Mr. Blaine had intlmated that be desired the
nomination neither of these gentlemen would have
been In the field
ABSENCE OF INSTRUCTIONS WISE
From The Toledo Blade.
The majority Of district delegates lately appointed
to the Chicago Convention have been uninstructed
This IS exactly it should be- That convention WIN
Of the Nation and there will be marked absence Of
wild enthusiasm for persons.
A TENDENCY TO RALLY AROUND ALLISON. !
From The Des Moinos Register.
Mr.. Allison is the second choice OF the thought
full, farseeng leaders Of tho party. They realize Che
peculiar strength which he possesses In being free
hs amy ars NO 20 Of IN his dx
State be paciicd. He has enemies in tho party
to be humlaed or factions to be exalted by his nom
nation. He is in the position OF positive strength
where affirmative strength IS needed, and negative
disaster
WILL BLAINE'S FOLLOWING DIVIDE.
From The st. Louis Globe. Democrat
To what aspirant wilkBlaine's strength 90, or win
10 be divided among two or more OF themf This can
not be foretold with any hope of accuracy for
three weeks yet. VIII It 60 TO Dcpew, TO Morton.
to Alger TO Allison will part Of It be given to
each of these Sherman can hardly get much Of u
unless there should be general break in the BLAINE
phalanx which is not likely to occur. The same
perhaps true as 10 Gresham.
ALGER A HAPPY COMPROMISE FOR INDIANA
From The Detroit Tribune
He would get more votes in Indiana than eithe
Hatrfcn nnorh han, hn1o L. xA,11
solid support of both those factions now SO earnestly
contending against each other.
ALLIsoN'S FRIENDS GREATLY ENCoURAGEn
The undercurrent of feeling is now very paur
moving in the direction of Mr. Allison. Attn
the hurrah IS passed, after the booms have boomed
and spent Themselves there comes the inevitable calm
discussion Of the situation and the sober desire to 50
and know what Is the strongest and the wiscst thing
for the party to do.
MASSACHUSETTS MEN A GOOD DEAL AT SEA
From The Worcester Spy.
Mr.. Eeard is understood to have had good word
lately for Governor Alger. OF Michigan. The Lowell
Blaine men Of the pronoGnced sort win naturally turn
rst to Aiger or PERI APPS to Harrison II Allison as
that his occupation as railroad man will prejudice
the Granger element at the West against him, and
indeed this IS already openly talked IN cheaga ,
oping. Many conservative Republicans ana business
men would prefer John sherman.
AN EXCEEDINGLY PERPLEXIYG SITUATION
FROM The syracuse Journal
The absolute withholding of Blslne's name It must
be admitted has been disappointment TO the gss'
body Of Republicans, who looked for MS nomination
as tho best that could be made, and due him n tho
confidence of election. The multiplicity Of can
didates, none OF them commanding decided Pr
emnence puts the canvass In satisfactory aspect
WILL GREsIAM's RIVALS GET FAIR PLAYi
Ncw-York dispatch to The Des Molncs Register.
One of the principal results OF tho Gresham bocr,
as manipulated in Chicago has been 10 stir up gren
deal OF bad blood in the Republican party When No
Republican National Committee asked 10 loca's
tho Convention ia the Lake CITY, George r. Ds.s
Senator Farwe Mayor Roche and others pledged es
committee absolute fair play for all candidates, oo,i
among the people, the local committees which woo.i,
be formed and tho press. Indeed tho prnneIpHs
arguments which advanced were that as llnnos
bad candidate all the possible candidates before .
Convention would be treated fairly in the local pres
They are confronted with the fact That The RepsS
lican press of Chicago has united upon candldse ~.
local committees have been formed in his interest az
the delegates who favor other candidates have v
plainly told that they are to have no show "o'N''
for their favorites.
WISCONSIN RESOLVED TO STAND BY RtsX. ,
From The Milwaukee Sentinel.
II is by means certain that Governor kuss ,s,t
not have support from other states al he s.stc
Whether he does or not, the delegates nom .n 70
are not likely with candidate so wen caeu 40. soidl
unite the party 10 be discouraged unless there are
reasons shown them why their efforts must NC j.
practicable.
NEwHAMpSHIRE INCLINEs TO HAh"i'
From Tho Concord Mirror and American ,.,N
Inc logic or the sltuation mas ~" 80 A. reason-
Now-fork can not present canuda.c VA" ni,s indiana
ably sure to carry taa state at the ph her strong
should be made safo by nominating one OF nssdspcy
His UIarrlsOn'Sl fitness iof 'Io rsrcrxly
and his strong points a canddsss sror Inc Esss
recognized and ne will have more votes ,o not al
than any other Wcsterner, including P~'' "
Of tho New Hampshire contingent
THE ALLISON MOVEMENT MAKES HEAp""
Washington dispatch TO The Philadeph's ,sson
Tho chief manager OF tho Allison BOON, sew days.
of the Iowa delegation IS expected here ios rst has
While tho Allison movement has been ' gcs men are
count,nr mich on securing handsome n'ss hold
interest in the Blaine strength, which Is INV
that they have rv FIRM.
THE BLAINE PIIALANX STILL fh1'
From The Toledo Blade. -. will bc an
i does not appear PSsasS q a
and true Republicans who have So wbc through long
wears have worked for his election should DO %.
IL Ia not In IA OF thln0 tnSe ~ p.