The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-10

are loaded down with kilograms to delegates
from their constituents ordering them to vote
Tor one or another OF the candidates. II Is
asserted that in nine cases out OF ten these
kilograms have been sent in response to the
direct request OF tho recipients. upon whom
pressure is being brought to bear by friends
here to change their opinion In answer to
arguments from the other side. the delegate
shows n handful OF kilograms from home and
says he would like to vote the other but he
must represent his constituents.
Jerry Rusks boom got here yesterday along
with George Washington Childs OF Philadcl-
phia. 1t is long haired and frowsy and smelled
like cabbage. The Wisconsin crowd fattencd
it. They wore badges declaring the long
haired Secretary to be "a statesman. soldier.
and farmer" Just after George Washington
Ihilds passed the press seats there was
craning OF necks to see the man who walked
behind him. This other man wore a pointed
iron gray beard. soft brown hat. and a Dexter
red nccktie.
who is he?" asked several
That's Col. Elliott +. Shepard" said a New
York man.
"Oh. is that him2 Well. I'm damned" re-
sponded Chicago man.
John Jay Ingallss red nccktie was one OF
the most striking objects in the hall on the
second day Of the Convention. 1t impaired to
Mr.. lnGnlls's personality much of tho appear
ance of Il sunsct--a sunset softcn"d by tho
cold blue light through the roof. but sug-
gestivr of the real article. lngallss face Is
not unlike the setting sun at the close OF a hot.
haHy summer day. The ncrktie completed the
picture. You have all seen tho rays of the de-
Ginning orb OF day coloring the low-lying
strata OF clouds TO Il deep crimson. soft but
brilliant. II bed of rare richness for the slowly
sinking disk: so tho sublime rcdnCss of In
gallSs ntckte served to set Off the copper
of his face. But Senator Wolcott camo near
tying Ingalls, with scarf Of the delicate blush
Of the society bud. n modest M dium between
red and pink. retiring. though firm in in
sstance upon right TO be seen if not heard.
Col Robinson. the commander Of cuss words
from North Dakota. cusscd Delegate Gleason
back into the Blaine camp yesterday and
there was jubilee in the North Dakota
crowd. The Colonel was assisted hy n lot of
folks from homo. who brought with them
moose rope and declared that any North Da-
kotan who voted against Blaine was Il horse
thief and should he treated as such. Gleason
said the pressure brought to bear was too
much
Miss Grace Bninlridge is a 17-vear- old nd
mirer of Harrison. She has not been ashamed
10 snow ncF chiOrS during lne convention eN-
element. and had trimmed swing which
hung before the house in a very appropriate
fashion. The ropes were twincd with festoons
Of red white. and blue. and between hem was
hung Il portrait OF President Harrison. sur
mounted with veritabio Grandpa's hat. while
out in the yard and watching the crowds
stream back and forth in front of tho house.
Miss Grace always wore Harrison badge.
The members of the Columbia Club soon
recognized in her the originator of the deco
rations on the swing. They began to express
their appreciation of her sentiments by lifting
their hats to her az they went by. Then the
club chorus serenadcd her. and last night the
entire organization paid it's respects to her.
1t is n pile of fun to watch tho crowd in the
| argument Il rush is made for the point to
hear what is. said. Yesterday two men. evil
0u nnd Mere I acconntps to eaa IN
other for the intervening time,
You heard about my last baby. didn't you?"
Yes he must be nearly two years old. now"
replied the other and then the proud father
"'I his end A this s time rH an eager sr"wH
had gathered around the two men. and by tn,
probably n hundred men were around the
| spot. each worried Tor fear something would
back to ta . ownsr h" was ' mndgcd in dolsn
different PLACES and as many voices cried
Let me see IT..
Ex-Gov. Foraker sent for an Arkansas dele
gate Yesterday in An Missionary sn frame Of mind
event OF a failure to nominate on the first bal
'" stand by Harrison" was the ready and
positive reply.
but suppose it SHOULD appear to you that
Harrison could not possibly be nominated"
rerss ted the Governor. what would You do
after two or three bnlmtsf
stand by Harrison the reply came again.
n ha hal Ia
vote for lIr. Blaine n continued the Ohioan
The delegates almost guessed the answer.
Never" Tho ex-Goyernor did not do any
more missionary work the whole afternoon.
The town is crowded. 1t is ALMOST impossi-
bic to move G, around the streots. Tho crowd in.
ono end Of tn" rotunia to the ,othe., and
almost the only way , to 60 at all was to get
way through. Yet in the faccof this the pa
pers print this advertisement:
Thu o oven o"ye
no, cots but E9on c"mfor,abe rooms and beds The
Git1sn: c"nsmi;t.c areahx,ogs to MI III. room. list:
sa I'll as5 1.
steele, Chairman,
Col. Ale .Slursky has accomplished his foil
neSiEp; an :, i "A nimost as harry now as he
scheme Of tchSSI r"i"rm' thaunceyS T. Tiiii"y.'
his cpemy in tn" running Of St LOUIS n5Iiiies
WAS hIOckeu OUT Yesterday IN MS canuluhcy
for National Committeeman from Missouri.
RILEY had been committeeman Tor four years.
says he'll now knock Fiil"y into II cooked hat
tho first time hs appears in the St Louis Board
OF Education. and that glorious school reform
will result.
There was u big scare in the west corridor
last night after the Elaine crowd fin ishod Their
street display. Hundreds Of members Of tho
Blaine clubs swarmcd into the hotel with sew.
eral bands and marched around. hooting and
shouting, Then "A Harrison club got in wit h IL
land Of forty drummers and tried to drown
the Blaine shouts and the Blaine music. There
w5s n hnnd-to-hnnd fight in a few minutes
The crowd was packed so closely togrtl lor that
hats Were smas he'd and clothing was torn:
| There was II struggl" over tho pictures OF
the rival candidates. These were torn
down and trawmplod on :, o. fast IS they
wsr" PVT np When TIE n, EsnS TGthqsiasm
arnd senator liiiT,e9ck the ADMINISTRATION
! d9wn M packed stairway to the lobby. They
edged their wny through the IAN. until they
| reached ito Moor, but it was With difficulty
| that they proceeded further. They would have