The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-04

III Il. O1 ALI 9AG ~ IOD17
tered in his hands; because he believes in
the eternal separation of the church and
schools; because be can carry all silver
states without doubt; because ne can
bring back to the Republican fold hun
dreds of thousands OF farmers who are
DRIFTING FROM THEIR MORNINGS;
because a large number of Democrats will
cast their votes for him; because the
majority of the Republican party believe
one term in the presidential chair is sufn-
Gent honor for any man; because Blame
most keeRly realizes the necessity Tor the
enforcement of the laws securing to DIS
franchised colored men of the south the
cons titutional right 10 cast a ballot ana
have that ballot counted.
On the reverse side of the circular,
printed in full, is the speech Of Colonel
Robert G. Ingersoll IL nominating Blalne
sixteen years ago. Captain Cavete Oh
Michigan says the circular was submitted
to General Ager last night and met with
his approval.
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL WALLACE AND SEN
AToR HIscoCK.
Among the friends of the administration
who arrived to-day are Senator Hiscock OF
New York and General Lew Wallace OF
Indiana Wallace said that Harrison
would be nominated on the first ballot.
Blaiues name would not be mentioned be-
fore the convention. A count of the dele
gates will show this.
BLA1NE's LETTER WAS OFFICIAL
and meant just what it said. There will
be an effort to stampede the harrison
delegates. but it won't succeed.
delegate and an original Blaine man, be-
lieves the Minnesota delegation has Six
teen Blaine men and two for Harrison.
G. b. Hart and others of the West Vlr-
GINA delegation arrived today. Hart ald
that Blaine's letter needed an interpreta-
ton. He believed West Virginia was Tor
Harrison.
Ex- Governor Yarmouth of Louisiana
said that Louisiana was for Harrison, and
the electoral vote of the state would be
cast for him. The sugar, rice and Jumper
interests of the state were strongly Tor
Harrison and tho Republican ticket, be-
cause Of the benefits OF the Mckinley DILL
j. r. Lynch of Mississippi, the colored
leader and fourth auditor of the treasury
said today that the delegates should not be
called upon to decide between Blaine and
Harrison. Friends of both men should
/ confer and determine who to nominate:
/ He feels that Harrison's record IN benalI
/ of the colored voters entitled him TO their
support.
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota
said he believed it was now aforegone con-
cluson that Blaine would accept the nomi-
naJio1.
| 1--WE selected Harrison four years ago"
he said, because we wanted the state, not
! the man,
Delegate Neogh of Illinois said he be-
lieves that forty-four Of the delegates from
his state will be with him. He says he
feels it would be
DIsHoNoRABLE FOR BLAINE TO ACCEPT.
c. 1. Flliey of Missouri, delegate-at-
large. believed his delegation would obey
instructions and vote for Harrison, at
least on the first ballot. He thought, how
ever, that Missouri would cast two thirds
of its votes for Blaine with Harrison out
of the way. -
Senator FELTON, of California said: 81
an not for Blaine, per se.n The senator
will wait to hear from his delegation be-
fore deciding how he will vote. He states
he was invited to second the nomination OF
Harrison but declined the honor.
Gov Meliet.e of South Dakota said: us
it logic 10 turn down the man who beat
Cleveland when the patronage OF the gov
IernInent was against hin. and put up the
man who was beaten by Cleveland when
the Republicans had the patronage.'
Colonel Evans of Tennessee, delegete-at-
large, discredits the reports OF stampede
to Blame in the Tennessee delegation and
says the
DELEGATION IS SOLID FOR HARRISON.
Colonel w. O. Bradley of Kentucky said
Kentucky was for Harrison whether
Blaine runs or not. Blaine may get two
districts
J. c. Burrows of Michigan said he was
for any man who could carry the country
Chauncey NJ Depew of New York viii
nominate Harrison, and Colonel Henry M
Dufield of Michigan will probably present
} Alger's Eame.
One of the liveliest contests to come be-
fore the convention will be between the
GENTLE AND MORMON FACTIONS OF UTAH
which are contesting for exclusive recog
nition A confidential letter has been sen
out by Utah Gentiles, addressed to al
delegates of the convention, which warm
!, them against the Mormons and asks Il
have the contesting delegation denied ad
mlttance to the convention.
special train of Washington CORES
: popdents, seventy strong, arrived thi
l afternoon. The interviewers were inter
= viewed with the result that thirty-fou
. were of the opinion that Harrison woult
be nominated, twenty-th were TO
Blame and six
/ READY TO BACK DARK HORSE,
:. two naming Sherman, one Allison and on
: Mckinley. A Democratic poll gave Cleve
9 land a large majority, with German
l strong following and Morrison, Whitne
: and Hill a few friends
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