The sun., 1892-04-28

within two hours after he arrived More than
n made were Ss ass' TO the @ anti
sst aFFf2n ;Ss %sr asssatSs ssk'nf @s%
Hnd how Sn Hn4 s%GS en wsrs
wild Wild with delight. They welcomed the idea Of
having TO- i2rce the rres,dent @ ,Sanf on
afIsSh %od Be boe Em. w whoe
So%Y %a.I ts sy wonS aHS % tSsm Attends
said western dslegate to Henry G. BnrieiEh.
let them hnve it, said the Whitehall states-
~" II wonder IL Mr.. Willis has satisfactorily ar.
ranged matters with Cornelius n. Bliss p said
it is IN fsspns " With "ss t%s dea Of
e wills III to Be
hanScr msae by r WAS . At the
Ha HF S sG Tss Rts tho ses Hassi @ &
when he realized his error. at once consulted
sns sasms Msssk to to hSST St Sa 5 GH 81 s
il;advised plot 4 grew to lHashH9Ehls sItH.
"d a%dtsee searesg Ros'ssat Wst T u "s @ sss
s% dc Rsi on Psy Sosssi
him to stHk e his plan; they We're were r,sS SO
morrow. moro W. Willis. acting on his instructions
from Washington said that he was Iqite s rSady
here. thoroughly familiar with the situation
IN the state strongly advised nEain,stt - me Inc
nirHn Mnsn sGSa fhy rars s
that gave It birth; Tho truth OF the sitpatiol
i tRt whGn rresdc1t Harrison bS bSttEd f1
lowcd UP his cont mptuous attitude by acccrt-
ing tho advice OF Secretary Tracy OF Brook;
"t 4; sccret.ry @ Elkins Of West yirginia. Ge com.
mtted hIunder Of which WiIlis's action To-
ae is pEa aay It linz m ss IS
rcnominnted Kings county will pilo UP u ma
jorlty Of =, 02 nEanst htm: p...s ,o,,,,ortors
ten hours, and the leader Of the, party in tho
ba's BUT not ,ts BY 'SH Mr. Wills Wills He is IN lighting trim
hi Nth s%y srs s M asf Hdr ae;f hat T hs
fSeat foraa Mr %hesw
the ti em Kenmore e The exMinister to Paris looked
lis hest. and said he was grateful forthe honor
ot the invitation to preside over the Conven-
The New Eok city asSbk 9bs ss pGsd
Ex-senator SSi; Thomas % Collier flatt and beside
him. us he entered the Delavan. was Senator o
Deputy Surveyor John Collins, Loli;; payp.
OK Coroner John r. NuGent., John F Milhol-
sna eo Bepa!y nf Gnns
3. Bielin. Esg,. Sheridan Shook VIM. Brook
Jas JGnn frGstSr cark
Charles il: Murray. and John Simpson of tie
came Collector Hendricks. Surveyor Lyon. tho
Gibbs chsrlss CoSa ShEGs
man q blreall. and INST mt dusk in came Rep
resentative rose James ]. Belden OF Syracuse.
Tnss wsso wtS e.s mos seaatoe on as
ss5Si fsfsSSs sS
Ss s. % as ssa with Naval omoer
ss dsssstes sPd iHts5h
he Of %as in sH
air. and instead Of the, calm and peaceful
events which have all along been promised ;Ini;s.
Wiirlii's lis and Mr.. Nathan both Federal ,office;;
States District Attorney Jesse Johnson, a. B.
Booth: and George BushanqH9: special Treas
msu nry Who IS
sistant Custodian OF the new Federal build;
b Rsekn Bse 3cnns ecmmssmsn III MGrsX &chss snd
J: bady nM; ex, senssss n Birtest FranEiIn Wood.
a May Msf T.5sn william wa% sard f.
Leaycraft. c. II. Cotton. A. j. Perry. and Of hers.
Mr. Ms ts And Hate s pHGd Nahnn afaa
ndHs and his irsns M 1s haunt aunt tn: DsaSan tho head
Iiscosk. and their inmedMiathH IN Il IT, frirnds: ,,,,u
known that he did not PROPOSE to tamely sub
init to the programme WHICH has +, been EN-, out out;
rncas Of '%a Har
rison Delegation. Kings County" and tonight
hS hsve nj along
Administration it would refuse to instruct the
he he proposed to do He said:
and dried programme. and earnestly assure
you that we. mean light, have already issued
Invitations to ql the delegates trpm hngs to
morrow morning. We. propose to submit for
tho consideration of tho caucus. resolution
delegates to vote for Harrison at Minneapolis.
We vii niso max" i!ght t,s to elect eX,iMay1r id
aFfaSEek at sfse fSHs %
MMr. Mr. Wits viii said that hc was not taking this
ceedinG on tho lines laid down by wise and
eminent men associated with the ,Administra;;
Jpn Of Mr. Wis sY that the m"Sng wings" srts behind
him are Secretary Tracy and Secretary Elklns.
As Mr Willis has f"ii"Wing OF ssHtyStns df
Action action of " the NavHi Ofe"r in caiiing the caucus
for the purpose Of adopting resolutions to in
struct for Harrison will force Mr.. Nathan
to come ont frankly and declare where he ho
talked with him to-day. say that he has been
ali along for Harrison, but he doubts the abil-
to Instruct for tho President; Mr.
Willis said later that he vas determined to zee
outside q Kngs Ho has his men ont 1ts button
asking them to join his caucus In behalf OF
the President tomorrow.
=" Whether secure outside support or not,
said MIR Willis. ut will make NO difference; l
sh" GO riEt ahsat in y Snt to nave tho
The situation i all n" more ngGGnvSNtstd Mr ny
desline to vote, for the Willis resolutions ne
will b, removed from his place as Internal
Hcvenue Collector. The Harrison Administrn-
tion does not propose to ,mince matters with
been Violently opposed to any elevation Of
Nathan. and he only agreed to his aIpont;;
mcnt after eX Senator Platt had forcibly told
him that il must be done.
Tho fight OF MH Willis for the President Is
being conducted on tho lines In force before
"a" Civil Service laws were nut in 9pernti9n'