The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-24
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WIN Accept Il. snA thai His Faail, Are
Net opposed to It-LAvsiy Interest IN
washingts,. Especially NJ the White
House, Regarding Blaine's CenAitieH.
BANGOR. Me-. Oct 23.-The Hon. Seth L NIL
likon. Congressman from the Third DISTRICT
returned home on Saturday from q visit 30
Augusta While there he called on Mr.. Blaine
and spent some time in his company. Mr. Mil
Hken says that Mr.. Blaine has fully recovered.
He never saw him looking better. His eyes
are bright and the old color has returned. and
he presents his old-time appearance Mr.. NIL
liken referred to the Presidential question. and
told Mr.. Blaine that the country was for him.
and that all he had to do was TO keep sttll and
the oyswould do the fighting.
do you think o." said Mr. Blaine.
"Yes." said Mr.. Milliken. "The sentimento Of
the country is pouring toward you with the
force Of the Niagara"
While Mr.. Blaine did not say 90. Mr.. Milliken
IL Of the opinion. based upon actual observa-
ton. that while Mr.. Blaine will do nothing In
the matter. II the nomination comes to him hs
will accept Mr. Milliken also learns that Mr..
Blsine's family Is not opposed to his taking
the nomination. IS has been announced.
WARRINGTON. Oct 22.-Secretary Blaine IL
expected hero tomorrow. No one In WASH
ington Is awaiting the arrival Of the Secretary
Of State with more anxiety than BENJAMIN
Harrison. It is quite probable that he will be
the first person to welcome Mr.. Blaine back to
the capital. and while claspine his hand make
q careful examination Of his physical oon-
ditIon.
Mr.. Blaino's friend Joe Maney said in
Washington a few days ago that Mr.. Blaine
was we'll. that he is not Presidential candi-
date. but that he might become one II "the
people" showed a UNANIMOUS inclination to
him that ss ss ns asos
e. p aHs ,RR'iy
reports That he was in dying State were sent t
6sd g ri
sfs Ssss %s s
New hoysyes; 4 MI Blaine By TIs!arRins e
ment work with q will; shows to the country
that he is again his old self and ready TO as
istration in fact Ms We'll as in name the Blaine
s will Vim sssa Gs thu DAY 81 and
Bssnn s A4s Of hp Rs ln as fsss 81 A% has
State Is out Of the way and that otherwise he
has no chance. There has been for year the
H %eRe ezhbtsd by the the
White House, and everybody, there. from
the HnoR sss ss s0 shadow the e Bns sas
family. and that sooner or later the storm. will
ssEs Tas IN his As 3, ~
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character. President Harrison rs a shrewd man
s sses Of 81
Mat bss sss
over. that Il Blaine is out Of It aud IL inclined
s1I1 Tna e
be H found in wash}psteSn today Sho tnows Or
tions, are. The. reports as to his regainsd
health are doubted ttet y quarters chiefly
ating for four months at the seashore. to occu-
g ~ thsse to sn9 Saays in Hya
%oad not fc s to that Harr
Bns By hse TO see
nGss ss e saS yet NJ %h w Be he s
nomination for the Presidency.
of Mr.. Blaine. the President consoles himself
cannot, in common fairness. allow his inten-
tons to remain much longer secret II hei
hence in the nominating convention OF
his. party. he must very soon make
tint feet S% the
that the Secretary Intends to take such q
course as this. and II he takes up the work Of
being determined to. supervise Il to the end Of
the term. the President will have renewed
to block his plans. but that he Will lend |
his powerful support to his Candidacy.
Il. therefore. Mr.; Blaine, appears to the |
ton when he returns tomorrow and gives no |
sign OF his intention to leave the Cabinet the |
ton IA an announcement that Joe Marley was
right in stating Blaine's position. and he will
use to force Blaine to show his hand.