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ton. and the Convention after adopting It ad-
adjourned until IL tomorrow.
rinn- to stampede the Convention for Nc
kiniey IL Their ir No Wope for RlaInc.

rinn- tn stampede the Convention for Nc
Kiniey r There IL No Hope for Blaine.
MrSxE,po,ts. June 90 p. M.-There can he
no doubt that the nnti- Harrison managers
have abandoned all hone OF nominating
Blnine. They have felt for two days past that
| they were swimming against the tide. and that
| sooner or later they must give IN the stru2-
| gle. This conclusion YVES reached last night at
| the secret conference OF the Elaine managers.
Tho meeting was held in tho room " Senator
| Wolcott OF Colorado. at the West House.
and was attended Ivy Senators Quay.
Wolcott. Gallinger md Washburnc. Thomas
Ilatt. Warner Miller Emmons Bninc. and
nearly all OF the prominent Blaine leaders
| There were also present few OF the infuen-
! tinl men who have for days been advising tho
nomination OF Mckinley ns the most likely
I dark horse in sight Tho conference also mr.
rived at the conclusion that they have IIarri-
son beaten. and that II they could successfully
| carry out the formulated plan they could do
feat Harrison on tho first ballot
/ To-day the Efforts Of all the Blaine men. and
| the leaders in the various delegations where
thore are men instructed for Harrison but
who nre anxious for II chance to desert him.
have been hard mt work putting the plan into
execution. and IL they meet with no unfore-
seen obstacles they will have arranged n conp
/ " PfUt WHICH Will SInmVtlh wv NOUNtntluH WI
; tho first ballot and mako Harrison an impossi-
| bility.
! The candidate Of the antiHnrrison men is
| Mckinley % Ohio. md tho plan. in n word. is to
| hnvc th" Mckinley men. who are not tod to
either Harrison or Blaine mud the Harrison
men in various States who can be weaned from
tho support Of their canddate. to
,ote for Mckinley on the FIRST ln!lo..
1t is hoped that the vote will show Harrison In
n minority. II It is mr"s sill" to keep Blainn
in the field his friends will rush to the support
OF Mckinley md nominate him. At the con-
ference last night. which was protructed till
after o'clock this morning. the plan was fully
talked over. and 1t wa, the sentiment of n
large majority Of those present that the de.
tired result could be brought about with prac
ticnl unnnimity IN tho Convention few of
the Blaine leaders present were not entirely
enthusiastic In support of tho plan OF
SIM IS getting a scattering vote for Mckinley.
believing that II would DO better policy I" go
with rush for him from: the start. The ma
jolitv determined. however. to first try the
plan Of having three candidates on tho first
nllot. Harrison. Blaine. and Mckinley tAlger
not to be seriously considered by anybody.
feeling confident that the result would show
that the Harrison men werc beaten and that
then tho Convention would stampede to the
Ohio man.
Furry this morning the blaine managers
went to work quietly and secretly. and as ench
hour pissed and reports wcrc brought IN
their confidence increased. and they are now
almost enthusiastic III the opinion that Nc
Kiri.y Is the man OF til" hour. senator Quay
had long conference with anti Harrison mon
from Ohio and reported TO his colleagues that
there would / @ serious difficulty ia getting tho
almost solid support OF both factions in
tho Ohio delegation. The details uf tho
entire plan. SO far as they have been formu
lated. are these: massachusetts is to lead Off
with large vote for Mckinley. and other New
England States are to follow. The VOC Of the
Massachusetts delegation in breaking into the
Harrison column will affordan opportunity for
the Ohio men to follow suit. and votes are to
le secured for Mckinley from other States
lower down on the roll
1t j. stated by the leaders who are engineer
ing this interesting movement that no COM
munra,ion has been held with Mr.. Blaine In
regard to it. and that they have not yet ar
rived at the ONT of considering him as an i'm
possibility. Indeed at last nights conference
II was stated by Emmons Blaine that he had
not received any communication OF any kind
from his ia her since last Saturday. and the
Elaine managers all endorse this statement.
There seems to be no doubt. however that |
Mr.. Blaine will consent to any plan looking to |
the defeat OF Harrison after it Is developed |
that his own nomination is out OF the question. |
The discussion of the advisability Of putting |
third candidate in the field by the Blaine
managers. which has been in the air for two
or three days. has plainly given alarm to the
friends Of Harrison. This is shown by tho
fact that kilograms have been received in the
past twenty-f"nr hours from members Of the
Cabinet urging the Harrison men to stand to.
vnf hnr nd SiSf Mt mt ia foL tla
President out Of the field. One OF the most
significant appeals Of this sort reached here
this morning 1t came from Secretary Elkins.
and was addressed to Richard G. Kprens Of St
Louis. ore Of Blnine's old friends. hut who has
Of late been supposed to b. in the Harrison
"nmr. Mr.. Kercns was yesterday made IL
member of the National Committee in place OF
ChnHur"y $. Fiilry. VIII" had for so many
years l"ld ,hnt position. Mr. Elhnss tele-
cram is regarded as highly significant
as ,hnwirg thnt the Harrison men are fully
alive to the danger that threatens their candi.
'atr. His telegram refers tn the ure of
Mr. H!ainc from Washington. nuh says that i.
is til" impression %! tho Harris ~ men Mt thu
capi'nl that Bhin"'s name Is t" be abandoned
and an attempt made t" nominate Il third
candidate. He urges that the Iiarrisun mon |
resist the attempt that they stand 6 IN for tho !
President I" the last. The Secretary also ok. !
rrrss"S his solcitIde ahout the attitude OF !
the delegates from the South and the West, |
and asks for Immediate information ON the |
situation.
The Blnine men nrc snnEuino OF the success |
OF their latest plan. and. although many of |
them arc somewhat dsinclncd to the idcn Of |
giving the place to Mckinley. they feel that lie
is to-day the most available man. not only be- |
cause they can unite upon lin many Harrison
men in tho various state delegations. rar,icu-
larry the of1,cchoders in the South. who have |
been NIL along opposed to Elaine. brt because
they regard him as the man most apt 10 heul
Whatever sores may grow ont Of the prolonged |
and bitter fight between Harrison and Blaine.
THE UIEHIhON ROUNE-Ip.
DR.. De pew's Report Of the Cuurus IN u, hIc,,