The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-07


b,wcycr r. was freely chargrl this morning
that the Harrison element was making many
statements that were not founded ON ihct ana
laying claims that would certainly iall To 10
yeriled The statement Of the iiarrisnnians.
for instance. that they had been visited by
several members ri the Michigan delegation.
who had Voluntarily Promised 10 support the
prc.laor,'s denomination. although counted
rs for rlninc, was Pronounced n yarn out OF
whole cloth aud tina M thols Of Dcpcw New.
Michcncr aud tho others simply gigantic
game 81 bun,
ans ui.,iNE NfES II MAKE ROME now.
Sp'witD standing their protcstHtions OF ALSO
ltc,uuH !rnrc. however. tho blGinites started
in this morning 10 make Rome howl. and they
propose 20 EceD up the noise until the ballot
ing is reached. II is to be Blaine aud nothing
nut tlninn So far AZ Lrnss band. and badges
and pictures and all the other outside PARA
phefnaiiI Of political campaign nrc con-
ccrrcd. The idea is To impress tho strangers
from all Iurts OF the country who arn already
here or wi come in today or tomorrow with
the idea that nobody hut RlHino Is being
Thought OF or talked about. Tho badges. pic
lures. music, hc.. can hn had Tor the asking.
"withput moncy AMI without price Blaine
clubs from numbeInt points in Illinois. Ohio.
Wisconsin. AMI othor Sta'ns will bring
rc.nforccHTnnts to n total of several thou
sani shouters. and every man will bc
expected Ia uso his lungs for al! they are
worth In ono Of tho big buildings OF the city
there hre stored 5000 whit" riumcs. AS many
showr uniforms. several wagon lOnds Of Hays
and banners and pictures Of Blaine. and the
outfit for n band " sNty-onc pieces. This Is
To- be- turned loose on tn" streets to work up
enthusiasm for Blaine. II it is possible To- nc
Complish a stampede BY this kind Of cam
paigning tho stampede Is going to como. But
the Presidents advisors in tho present crisis
say they are prcrarint: for any emergency of
this kind. There cannot. aud Will not. they
say. be any stampede In the Convention. and
nobody Rll be either scared or deceived. no
matter how ~, the din or appalling the noise.
COLLISION GETWEES BLAME ASD HARRISON MEN.
For two days u picture of Harrison. pinned
TO Il brass eagle ON top OF tho American flag.
has been held UP in tho centre o.; the big
ridor OF the West Hotel by relays OF boys. 1t
has been thorn in the side Of the Blaine
shouterS. First they tried to buy tho boys.
Not succeeding In that they tried to steal tho
flag. The Harrison boomers would rush to
the rescue. ard several times blows have
boon struck. Even the peace of the two
CarDlinas has boon broken Ivy it. One
gentleman from North Carolina smashed "a
gentleman from South Carolina in the Jaw
Tho Blaine mems tactics changed this morn
ing. They got Blaine pictures and stuck them
on cancs and umbrellas aud marched around
and shouted: but. hold them as high they
,n,,J tho ,,i,.,.,,., 81 ,h, pr.ui,,nt to,,oroI
ahovn tben,. At lep-.b II Eluinc ,nun bought
20-foot flshing rod and fastened picture to
that. When he hold 1t M there were mingled
cheers and howis. and then tho Harrison
men male a rush for him. carrying
their flag with them. There was battle
in mid-air. Each sidc tried TO stab tho |
others picture or tear ii down. The scene on |
81, So, rx.hor,o r,or ,yhor -, ,,nror,,,- |
~, t,,,,,,. ~, ha,,, ~, ..,o. ., lie h,, "a, |
last Iav of fila season. was nrtblnp II The
.r,wa ,uu,horir, n,rh,rs - .hoyr,,J |
,,ehnl md h,,,IcJ r,.h other ~ ,bo N,Io.
lrin,,aton mon ,ush and haul In tLair football |
camas u,ts w,rn rnn.'.nL o,r conf. ,y,ra |
torr AMI nv.r n, was t!,n CLASH, If IN, ,,ln AND
IA, in r,;,l.,ir At last Al, Gsr-noIn |
,,t ..hr,r,,I, a, - ~. rt,.r;so,,, o,.a
w.. - '"" W. " 80
"''o ""', '',e" $500 :" ~" "'''
the men VINO nau In" b!aihe poie lo' mo-
meNtrrlaXed their Vigilance. Tho instant they
did -, the Harrison flag shot up and Eiaino's
pictlire was &c! n from the pole and dropped
down An tho bcods of thn crowd in rircas
.nfhero w.s n co,cort.J rash on tbe mart
:, ~, 49,. -. M. -, go,
W WV 80 '7', 'f'' NV 'N. we" ",e7'o
'i',i' VIZ "'''' ". %, w '"'"'''' "" "'
broken III pieces. lho blaihe men ruSheu ut
the Harrison flag. but were repulsed.
Another picture OF Biaino was procured, and
the man who got il WAS boistcl on tho shout
ders Of tina Baine adhcrorts nd carrlod round
,,a .,,,,,., ~, ,,,,,,, h,, ~, .hon.i,,, 10
n' -, -, Tt,,, ,i,
""'o" NV l'''"'' o'" CO. W. " " '","
continually lor cheers. WHICH "eFe sN"''' ne
Harrison men got picture OF 'he president
and lifted ono OF their number In the air and
followed the Blaine crowd around. At this
point "A brass band marched in at the head of
n fr,sb sunnI,, ~ pIoini,.s Tho man in .ba
or u,a-. ar,nno, ,ra tho h,r1 u,s su-rou,d
-, =. -, ..aI ,;,.,,, 49,, ar,,, al 49,,
~ ~ '"''u '''e''' ''Ne' "'N e'e"' y" MI
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RAEERs SPEECH TO THE CINCINNATI BLAlS
CLUB.
Tho Blaine Club Of Cincinnati arrived to-day.
and marchcl INTO the corridor of tn. West
uotol ,vtI, h,rr,rs and mu.ic FvGoy
I,noI.o'' ,, 81, -, ,n,,i,, .h ,,, ,,I h,,,,
III. - 49, ~ i,
G,Sr,,ur. ,r ,,, y',,,, NJ. n,,,x, c,r,. cor
ura,uln,. Won mon your ,af, arrival I coo-rotu,,e
you upon your magnificent appearance Iconrrstu,