Telegram-herald., 1890-09-10
THE HAMBURG NAN
Winans VIII Probably DO somin-
aGsd by Aeeiamatlon
gElyS slHE 10 Be SITHDRlWy
Tnrss-cSrasrsa Treasures Ftsht
.hieh PARALYSIS ths ksPa sitS@R stras-
sis fsr mai omes-how ThsF
T1ik Before the hsEtie-


rosundzs OF TIE Morton House and
sweets Hotel l4st night. They were
sweating and fuming, butt0n-holing
and arguing until the two series ap-
pe4Eed Ike rival mulutndes Of people
cent upon accomplishing some mighty
object. Ex-(SoV. draw on me" Begoie
and the once Would-be Wellington K.
Burt, the mighty Tim Nester and the
handsome Johnuy Enright. There Was
the Little Giant and Boss " heaton.
Again came the granger from unheard
from district and the man VINO knew Il
ell Then came the delegate who had
been 70 conventions ever since the war,
and the delegate who was making
his MAIDEN EEE0Kr.
They were al IN the swim and there was
not one OF al the vast assemblsge who
could not tell Just how everything
would turn out or how Il would not
turn out on the morrow. Some said
the Democratic prospects were brighter
than ever before, and they presagcd a
sweepiag victory The campaign OF
"a wouldn't be marker, and the news
from Name was only one OF those aecl-
dental mishaps which are bound to
take place occasionally.
T.. +. Wlnans was receiving and
scraping acquaintance n the rOtunda
on the second floor, when a Granger.
who spoke with strong German
accent, was introduced 10 him as
Deacon smith, from Kalamazoo
county.
Yah, WAS a farmer, und we want
nudlngs put farmer candidate" he
said. As he surveyed Mr.. Wlnans care
fully and critically.
"Weu, / am farmer, and | am
pleased 10 meet YOU" answered Mr.
Wiuans. with I smile.
And thus Il went. Frank A. Dean
was IN parlor of sweets Hotel, going
through a similar experience. Fred A.
Marvin was comfortably situated at the
Morton, and other candidates were
located IN convenient places where
they could easily be found.
lt was easy TO see which wav the
wind was blowing yesterday for the
gubernatorial Office. Wlnans had dis
tanced Dean and the indications are
that be Will be nominated
on THE FIRST BALLOT,
Perhaps by acclamatiOn. Deans friends
realized tnat there was no earthly show
for their man as early as yesterday
noon, and they tried TO persuade him
u draw out OF the race, but at last ac-
counts he had refused to do SO. 1t is
thought. however, that he sill with
Friends of Judge Morse made q last
appeal for hlm 70 enter the field yes
terday, but he refused emphaticaliy, as
the following telegram explains:
jerome Eddy-Under no c0nSidera-
ton can | allow my name 10 be used.
\. b. MORSE"
The race for State Treasurer Will be
the hottest night ol the convention, and
almost on parallel lines with that
which took place Tor the same Office IN
the Republican convention. The can
didates are. Fred \. Marvin. of Detroit;
Arthur Melgs, of Grand Rapids, and
Fred b. BraAstad. of Ishpeming. The
reports rs TO Marvin's strength vary.
he claims the Sixth district and Wayne
county delegation solid. Alfred J
Murphy. secretary of the Wayne dele
gatiOn, however, says that Marvin may
be mistaken as 20 Wayne, rs the dele
gates were not instructed. lie also says
that the Northern Peninsula can have
what lt wants as far As Wayne IS con-
cerned. Arthur Meigs will not receive
the grand support
THAT DANIEL MCCOY DID
from the Fifth District. and unless he
develops sudden strength his chances
are rather slim. Braastad is the choice
Of the Upper Peninsula. and from all
reports the Eleventh will stick 20 him 10
the last. in fact. they 20 So far as TO say
they viii demand hls nomination.
Fred A. Marviu smiles at TINS aud feel.
confident that be VIII be the choice OF
the convention on the first ballot. Hi.
friends claim hs nomination asa neces
sitv. because Moore comes from that
district and then they want n represen.
tative on the State Board Of Equaliza.
ton.
From present indications Dan F
Soper. Of Newaygo. VIII be nominated
fora Auditor General He was WORK
ing ike a beaver at day Yesterday, and
he has some of the powerful ones back
ing him. Mayor Chambers. OF st. Ig
mace. and Captain stone, of Frankfort
are hIs opponents. but they haven
been heard from tO any extent as yet
though Clare county has endorsed the
captain.
Ii fred Marvin secures the Stat
TreasurerShip. Judge Wm. Newton vii
probably be nominated for the Supreme
Justceship. IL Marvin a defeated. J
" MCGratn. Detroit's city counsellor
vii fuurD into thn field with the Ffrsi
district 20 hack him up. The Jackson
delegation also has formidable candh
date in Thomas A. wilson. wilson va.
sss0clated with Robert r. Frszer IN De.
Tending Crouch and Hoicomb.
rs rHE SWIM
uIobn J. Enriuht has hled notice ths,
he viii take a hand m the political
game st Grand RapIds You cant a.
wavs tell from what point ~ the com
rass or bow far "our Johnnie comes
hut he gets there inst the same The
only explanation in the present case 5.
thak be = making long s1ot at e Do
frcal future. Detroit News. John q
here. ard the chances are thar ths
three cornered fight for treasurer wil
engage n1ost of BE attention.. Mr. "a
raat doesn't propose that the lppe'
rerirsftis shall name the treasurer
vhHe Wayne holds A banker IKE Fred
Marrn.
Edwsrd Rvsn. of Marquette, is beng
rrshrd fer Lieutenant Governor. tu'
FRED Nielsen. of PentVster. seemed q
D. n TIRE lead .sst ght
There has nos been much talk 0n ths
Afrrnev t3eneralsh,p hut e VII sitne'
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