Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-04

,,,K ron AHo AoAlNeT the
CANDIDATES
o.. platform Considered.--i Peac''
maker On the waJ.--iieis
Made.
81 Islsrsph to the sH"'
THE TWO CANDIDATES.
.yeu name for ,he nia'ne iioo'"'
Harrison.

seU Name for thc uinthc b""'
Harrison
ySEApOLTs, June 3.--Two PreAi-
4,,n.l tickets are IN tho field tOnlsni
~ neople's candidate aud the All
,,i.istration candidate. IL was mus
~ after n CONSULTATION TODAY the
sslue managers formally rechristsned
~ Hlaiue boom. Immense banners
shlrh are TO extend from the Blaine
e,sduuafters across tue interesting
,,,ee,s will bear tbs Words
erlr psopLE's nEAnouAnThRs.
BLAIEL! BLAINE nLAiNh''
visitor. TO the spacious hall In the
tutnber Exchange are now informed
,tsf they arc ln the Peoples hcadquar.
~, and that tho Plumcd Knight Of
n,e,pfocity 10 the Peoples candidate,
sholce OF all factions. Pearl buttons OF
Am,rlcan manufacture aud adroit
iaeenulty adorned the lapuls OF hun
lr,ds Of Republicans tonight, bearing
the inscription. "Roclpfoclty, Blaine,
pro.ection,v Blue silk badges are also
visible, displaying IN golden letters,
aplaine, Blaine, James q. Blaine"
mi. despite this enthusiasm, the Hdr-
rlsnn men are atlll confident, and the
eonfdeuco SCENE Justified by tho fact
ilat two.thlrds OF the delegates now
Aere are oulspoken on tho Prendenpt
denomination.
THAT GENERAL ALoER
nat heart for Blaiuc, and the Miohl.
gan delegation for Blaine, with Alger
iof second place, no one any longer
doubts. II there has been any Hkepti.
cism upon this point II was removed
tonight by the distribution ola cifcu.
lar from the Michigan headquarters,
hearing the portraits OF Blaine aud
Algor, with a banner reading ms fol.
lows: "under the oatn at Jackson,
Fremont and Dayton In 1868; Blaine
and Algar, Minneapolis, lSD2."
The circular rrcites that the Repub-
llcan party and people demand the
nomination Of Blaine, because he
commands the confidence and ndmira-
tion Of the entire population In n
greater degree than does any other
living American, because "fociproc.
ity,pwhich he originated, and PRO
.eollOn" would be best adm nistere1 Ia
hls hands, because he believes Ia the
eternal separation OF church and
schools; because ho can onrty NIL the
silver states without doubt, because |
he eau bring back 10 tn. Republican |
fold hundreds OF thousands OF farmers |
VINO are drifting from their mporings; |
because large number OF Democrats |
will cast their vbtes for him; because |
the majority OF the Republican party |
believe one term In the presidential
chaif 10 sufficient honor for any man; |
hcauIu Blaine most keenly realizes |
The necessity for the enforcement OF |
The laws securing TO thu onfranchised |
colofed men OF the South their c9nsti. |
tational right toe their ballot and |
have tholr ballots counted.
on THE REvERsg SIDE
Of the circular Ia printed IN full tho |
speech Of Colonel Robert q. lngersoll \
In nominating Blaine sixteen years
ago. Captain Cavett OF Michigan says
tue circular was submittcd 10 General |
Alger last night and met With his mp.
Among tho friends OF the Admins.
hatlon who arrived to1Ry arc Senator
HiscOck IN. " and General Lew
wallace (Ind.l Wallace said that
harrison would bo nominated ON the
NET ballot. Blalne's name would not
10 mentioned before the convention.
ale count Of delegates win show this.
blaine'A letter was official and meant
Just what II eaid. There will be an
effort 10 stampede the Harrison dele.
gales, but II won't succeed.
william Henry Cursts OF Minnesota,
delegate and an original Blaine
man, believes the Minnesota delpgn.
Won hiss sixteen Blaine men and two
foi Harrison.
Q. u. Hart and others OF the Wet
Virginia delegation arrived today.
mart SAID that Blaine'a letter needed
NO. Interpretation. lie believed that
wet Virginia was for Harrison.
Ex'GovcrnOr Armoulh tLnD said
louisiana was for Harrison and an
rlectorial vote OF the State would be-
IsI for him. The sugar, rico aud
lumber intere9ts OF the state were
wrongly for Harrison sand the Re.
publican ticket because OF the benefits
" The Mckinley bill.
j. X. Lynch (Mlss.l, n colored lead.
Y aud fourth auditor OF the treasury,
n.y. today that the delegates should ue
.-ueu upon 10 decide between Blaine
ihu Harrison. Tho friends OF both
Ien should confer ami determine who
phl oe The nominee. He feels that
ihrrlaon's record In behalf Of the
olored voters entitled him 10 their
Import. !
'ANsbRoudH THINKS BLAINE WILL
ACCEPT.
senator Hanshrough OF North la
ola said he believed II was now b
'fegono conclusion that Blaine would ,
yycept the nomination. ave selected d
iaIlison four years ago." he said, /
oecahss VIZ wanted the State, not the
an IL he had been from North {
I \ he would not have been select, d
~ Delegate Keogh OF Illinois said o
neiieVei forty-iour OF tue delegates
ON ms State will be with him. Said Il
iecls II would bo dishonorahlo Tor h
ialne TO accept. q. J. Filloy OF Mis- [
'uin, a delegate.at-large, believed his
,%0Ss ,,s, would obey instructions y
ln vote for Harrison, at least on n,st !,
'lol. lie thought, however, that q
.is9uti would cast two.thirds OF lis n
q way. =
!, FELTON,, (Cal.) said, 81 am a
4, az 'or bIaine per se.'' Tho Senator q
" wait to hear from his A,legatiDn r,
ioie deciding how he win vote. He !,
W ne was Invited 10 second tho n
'nlhalion for Harribon but decIined 4.