The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
TOLD BETWEEN Trains
Views OF Delegates TO Minneapolis Who
Have Got ns Far as Chicago.

CHICAGO. Juno 3.-Scveral Of Tcnneseee's
delegates to Minneapolis arrived at the Grand
Pacific carly this morning. They were shout
| ing for Blaine. Tho SIX Harrison instructed
delegates. they said. had broken loose aud
gone over to Blaine. with but two exceptions.
| in Tie marty this morning were ii. j. Lindsay.
| United States District Attorney from the Sec
ond district and alternate at largo from tho
State Delegate j. I. Tarwator. and Delegate
| J. W. Conner. All these arc Blaine men.
Lindsay. tho ohlccho!der. was tho most on
thusiastic of the lot 10 said tho Admni'tra-
ton could havo His place any time. but ho
intended. he declared. 10 work for James Ii.
Blaine. H. I. Mccarthy. who is also an office
boIder. being superintendent OF Letter carriers
| at Nashville. and who accom-! anicd the party.
dec, arcI that he was for Blaine. = Had tho
state Convention known that Blaine would
have accepted" suil Nj. Mccarthy. "t tho dele
gates would have been tied hand and loot with
instructions for him. BY the timn all tho dole
gates get to Minneapolis they will be for the
Maine man."
Charles Emory Smith. Minister to Russia
and editor OF the Philadelphia Press. reached
Chicago this morning and !oined the Harrison
! boomers at the Grand Pacific. Mr. Smith is
not delegate TO the Convention. but will
leave tonight to work for the denomination
L
knew absolutely nothing about the complexion
Of the pennsylvania delegation; although no
thought II tho square issue of Blaine or linr-
split in half.
J,N-srraknr GaluSha A. Grow delegate at
large tom rernsy!yana. arrived last night Mt
tho Grand Pacific. lie iS Ii Uruniln"nt candi-
date for permanent Chairman OF The Convcn.
lion. II" snyS9 thHt neither tue de!"Ent"4 nt
vn'In are pledged. ard that VIM" his dist"ic;
w"u! prefer tn" ion,inaloE OF Bialnr. yet tho
l!ttcrs letter il taken as final. and no. per-
suraily. will vot" for Harrison.
Del" .i,jes from Illinois heG meeting in
Senator CmlI,m's room At the hnnd lnriil"
road tho blaine boom, had made upon the
Harrison forces. Sepat9r C9lIom Expressed
e solid. with perhaps ono or two exceptions.
for Harrison. # he only sign of revolt against
the President. no thought. was anon: tho
George Y. Massey. a Delaware delegate said
today ;hat. notwi'hss,andnE Delaware well
gates felt that they would b. doing Blaine an
inr1,i.s; 1houA hey vote for Mn i'm, in the nfe
John NJ. l,.anes'or. the ccolored delegate from
colored voters Of the country IRE in revolt
that blaine is the only man in whom they have
confidence and whom they know will aid them
to St ~ s1nh"rn ontr"geG The Stat dHlsSa-
Only the ol,iceholdnrs wern for Harrison
Trouble is brewing IN Texas fo- Harrison.
The thirty delegates are all Blaine men. and
were instructed for Harrison with the uudor-
standing that blaine would not run. Now that
Blaine IS reported to be in the field the Texans
are coming out for him. Lock Mcdaniel. Chair
man OF tho Republican, State Central Commit
tee! tee. and one q q the leading delegates from
We wer" instructed to vote for Harrison.
This was with the belief and understanding
that Blaine would not permit his name to DO
used. llarr."n is my,re!y second choice
gave him the blgge.t Republican vote eyrr
polls there II Maine is proposed sha!! ar-
onp vote for Itluin", If he is mt mn wifi III,
consent We Will AL vote for him. rs he is the
most poa,iihr man in our state.
can larty. chilled the Black and Tan After
our Convention II number of delegates and
others organized what is called the Lily
Whites.' or the white mans Republican, party
They elected delegates Mt large and delegates
from the Congress districts. But don't think
the contest will amount to anything"