The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-03
NEW WORKERS GOING WEST.
WITH NO BLAINE or HARRISON FLAGS
THE TRAIN WILL START TO-DAi.
Men who Are Goiug TO Vote nnd Men Who
Arc Going TO shout nnd Pull S'ring--A
Kings Harrison Contingent ON the Way.


Kings HARRISON Contingent ON the Way.
Chairman William Brookneld of the Now
York Republican State Committee joined yes
terday tho caravan of politicians whose dcsti-
nation is Minneapolis. He went as thoEuest
OF Gen. Samuel Thomas in the lattcrs private
car. The Administration crowd from Kings
county. under command of Naval Oflcor The
dore b. Willis. also started for the Convcn-
tion leaving by n sSecial car over the pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad ut 2 o'clock IN tho after
noon. As n Delicate compliment and to
proclaim their allegiance to Benjamin they
selected the car President" to mako the
journey in. Besides the handsome young
Naval Officer, there were OF the party Robert
Sharkey. Charles A. Moore. John A. Schlusscr.
DR.. T. C. Hepp. and Joseph Bon amin. dele
gates. and r. Ross Appleton. William f. Phillips.
William Palmer. William NJ Williams. Capt.
Thompson. and Mr. Wenz. shouters.
The big special train Of nine cars which has
been engaged by the State Committee for tho
transportation Of delegates and such other
Republicans as may desire to attend the Con-
vention will leave the Grand Central Station
at 1920 o'clock this morning. The following
is list Of delegates and alternates who have
been booked for berths on the train:
Congressman John Quackonbush Of Troy.
+ s. Goodaie OF WATERFOWL. Henry A. strong.
Cohoes: senator Harvey ]. Donaldson, Balls.
Sn ak sI yoss R"nEs M.taa aa nva
ssniSr$ and MilIl"n i %ssd Totsdsm: State
%asS! rhomas %ast Ahany "2%% ebnS
S rasy rFSy odsn nnSm j.
Az, David fredssm. >isorse IifTi!lasa;;
William RsPSSSe} ss.rSfs JUSTICE yaeSS f \:
IS. Iookers.on aro: Collector Francis Hen.
Sass Ele Fsy ann &
har i Frcderiss Mitchell, Norwish: T. \.
anS Fred nns Of
XNSHn ny Rsd si GrooSiyn;& shisS sni
$traahaRan; TaItoH: Jc6n Il DS H,E,, XeE York
r. BresSsaa. Ba!r an and D. Robe EIfs
Nay k BS Faith SnnT Me
bryant. William G. Roberts. Internal fevenuo
4ffSr ;$ESssnu Hes
tor Michael kcrwip; Judge Rooney. Wilbur +.
.sn Gons snae T ssdGa DsT ay S2
peruE GHfSS1 ?En III GupyH
League Of Republican Clubs. Charles i. Page.
ANY At Tarryt oSet. deiesaton from Rockand
Eli 81 y;ss%Ey
ed Ieph F. MaEilI OF Troy will report on
board with big delegation from q the upper
marshal a car load OF Blaine boomers for the
train. Probably no will be taken on at Buff
cars last evening which took most of the dele
Gntes from the western part Of the State, On
sr Of Whites ss ac
border OF rod. white. and blue. bearing tho
| legend:
ven:ion.
No iattcmrt will be made to boom Blaine
senator Hiscock had foreGono his intention Of
using the trni to advert ise tho iarri son boom.
The train is scheduled to reach Chicago
I% made e0'F rsash Sk
lis at 4 o'clock Sunday morning. The sleeping
apolis until the Convention is over. SO that any
| passenger who has been unfortunate enough
not to secure hotel accommodation may sleep
:. President James A. blanchard of the Repub-
licnn Club has aprointed this committee to
ton: Frank liiscock. Thomas C. rlalt War
ncr Mi LIE Ghann"SSv MI " p"n"w Miam
II. q. Armour. S. V. II. Cruger. Elliott +. Shrp.
| ard. J. Sioat Fass"tt. John T. Milholnnd Jacob
Humphrey. + 4. McAIpin, Joseph Fool T. T.
Wentworth, William Il. Bellnmy. Monroe b.
L"ary. Clarence W. Meade. byron W, Greene.
| ii. T. Tremain. Stewart |. Woodford. Isaac r.
Stodard. William ]. Martin. n. ShuuGhn"ssy.
| and Alex. r. Mason.
Secretary John S. Kenyon of the Republican
State Committee last evening received n letter
weston. May ~ in which the Hcrkimer stntes-
| mnn announced his intention Of being in Min
| neapolis on sunday next. Mr. Miller said that
| he had made no arrangements for acrommo-
| duton. and expected to bunk with the boys.