Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
LOOKS LIKE NlW YORK
The Gothamites working Hard
for the Convention.
10 MORE CIPHERs FROH BRAZIL
Cleveland ass sas sPsAhsrsAsp Csnsauk
There Wsn be . Lively ocxanbls
Ter the Asner oness e
the Hoass.

tleman wlso Is hese In the interest of
New York says that that ci1y can
secure the convention easily Il deter
mined effort should BE- made. New
York claims that twenty Of the forty
eight members are already IN iavon
OF that csay. and that it will only
be necessary for them 20 gain the five
votes needed for a majority. Mr.. Fas-
sett has decided TO use his inlluenco
in favor OF New York, as Is shown
by the following telegram. which was
sent yesterday from old Point CON-
fort, Va, where he h. stopping for a
Few days 10 recuperate from the strain
of the campaign. "n the New York
newspapers, the hotels. and mer-
chants VII heartily cooperate with
me. shall caeeTfully-and I believe
successduliy-urse the Nationai Com
-mistee TO cal the next gepubl can
convention TO be held in New York.
other clt5es are strenaonsly comDet-
ing. New Workers who want the con-
ventlon nnast work hard aud work
quickly. With such assistance might
succeed. but not Otherwise
In the eet4ng OF the Nal sonal Com
mittee on November 23, The TERRITORY
of Oklahoma VIII be represented far
the first tame. Ii is understood that
Delegate-elect Harvey was designated
as oklahoma's representative IN the
committee at a called meeting OF the
Territorial Republican Central CON-
mIttec held some time ago, ana that.
i not present. he WI be represented
at the meeting of the National Con-
m.ttee 'l.s month. 1t seems 10 ae tia
general impression that the National
May 25 or IS. unless Minneapolis or
Omaha shall be chosen "a the piace
for holding n. in which case II may
meet a fortnight later.
kilograms have been received at the
State and Navy Departments stating
that not only can no more cypher
dispatches be sent from Brazil. but
none w D be received there. 1t & un Ter
stood that this prohibition applies 10
dispatches OF all kinds, including all
business kilograms and even the COM
munscations between foreign govern
ments and their ministers. II II the
general belief among officials here that
IL VIII he impossible for Da Fonseca
10 maintain hfs dictatorship long vi h.
out the use of force. Go far az the
United States is concerned. strict neu-
trality will be observed in case ri war.
and " Is certain thas every precaution
VIII be adopted to prevent the re-
currcnre OF any OF the Incidents that
have embarrassed the United States
Tn 3s relations with Chsli during and
since the evil awr IN that country.
No word has been received from Mn
ister Conver tending TO confirm the
story 81 the revolt OF three os the
principal brazilian provinces. which
Is reported from English sources. There
Is disposition here TO attribute TO
the English papers desire To EN-
barrass the Brazilian authorities who
were responsible for the negotiation
o' the reciprocity agreement with IN.
United States, inasmuch ss the ar
ranvement. In the short time Il has
been in operation. has scnsibly er-
tended the commerce between Brasil
and the United States.
-cRD
of the House VIII be a lively one.
Already four candidates for the clerk
ship are In the field. all ex-convre~s-
men They are Mes*rs. Kerr aud
Maish. q Pennsylvania: Gibson. os
Maryland. and Clark. Of Missouri. The
prestige Of Mr.. Kerr is believed 70
have been impaired by the overw helm
ing defeat Of the Democrats Of Penn
sylvania AT the recent election. Mr.
Gibson Is Senator Gof1nan'f candidate.
General Clark was clerk ~ the HOUSE
'r six years and Is familiar with the
duties of the Office. which he performed
with efficiency and credit 70 himseli
and party. The offire of doorkeepcr
Is the onn which coafroiEfhe greatest
amounf of PATRONAGE. and no fess than
seven candidates are In the field. All
ot them except one wear snilstary
tftles-frorn the rank a general down
TO captain-wh'ch titles. with I'VE
exceptions are ~ Con;eaerate orisfa
General Colt. ~ Connecttrst. wne a
I'u'on solder. and a vooi one. Ths
I os b~r Cow,r,crfacuf candfate a. Colonel
/ Haley. The candidate who wears po
/ military title r. T'hornas A. cost1ev
! - Sew York. who SERVED m fle r7n.on
navy during the war. r. Renrrs
e-vaffve yoss-r. o' Ohio. r. the oniy
active casvfdaf- fnr eerrcant- Al -srus
ans ne WI donhfle~ WIN.
Tase iri~cf,on ~ Mr. Clevpfand srf7
-7,e speak~r~h'n canras~ NY "a. par
ta~a-s ~ Mr.. M.1ie. has already herus
20 provoke ho~tse cornm~nt nrnen1
the friends ~ the other eanf'8af-s
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on'nfo- IN. crair that W.. rlrvs1sn<
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