The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-06
AGAIN TALKING OF BLAINE.
UNMfSTAKABLE REvIIAL OF EvrhU-
SIASM FOR THE MAINE NAN.
He 10 the Only Aan uarrisoa Really Fears
The 1atinatioN That the President
Basat Yet Decided to Answ the Use ~
Bls Nnne IL Nat n n oua,v S,au seAersA

He 10 the Only Man uarrisos Really Fears
The 1atinattoN That tie rpssaaent
Basa't Yet Decided 10 Answ the Use ~
LIS Nnmo 10 Not Seriously CsassA-rsS.
WARRINGTON. May 5.-President Harrison
and his friends are much disturbed BY the I'M
mistakable revival OF Blaine enthusiasm for
the past few days. Republicans generally are
again talking OF the man from Maine IS the
probable candidate. and insisting that no must
consent to nccert the nomination. Blaine IL
the only man whom Harrison really fears. His
fear was increased to-day hy tho fact that
ZOO" Hanlcy came TO town on An early train
and hns been in conference with Blaine all day.
Manley is Postmaster at Augusta. nnd when
he comes to Washington lie always says he Is
here on g routine matters ut the department."
To-day his cfficial business was not so impor-
tnnt that he did not have time for long and
confidential cha; With the Secretary OF State.
which. following close uron the heels Of tho
election Of Republican delegates in Mainc. Ia
regarded rs highly significant Tho blaine
talk becomes more dangerous too from the
fact that tho Secretary, now enjoying good
health. AID Is daily seen on the streets and
about tho departments booking wonderfully
like tho Blaine OF old
Whenever tho President becomes more tn IN
usually frightened nj the operations ot his Iso-
litca opponents within the party i,o begins -
hedge little. and TO intimate that he Is not so
certain that he cares 10 BE- IL candidate Mt all.
This semioccasIon1 PARTING aside o. tho
crown was ngain gone through wish today.
and the statement was innde Ia An evening pa-
per that the rresiGen. has not yet determined
to allow tho use OF his name. Such frcran-
tionury signal hns little eject. however. N
view or tho Telegram prepared IN Tuesday
last by tho White House literary inrcau and
tc!eg!anhcu broadcast Ia the eicrt int
enough delegates were Already pie 60" t.
secure the Presidents nomination On the 81 st
ballot. That production OF the uv"rsanGuina
statistciun was quickly shown 10 10 Doth liz
correct aud absurd.
The publication by the Washington P,stthis
morning Of extracts from the inaugural mrs-
sage OF President William Henr, Harrison in
1871. denouncin the ambition for II second
term AS degrading and corrGpting TO tho miud
OF the incumbent oi the Presidential ofire.
calls attention to tho fact that President ham
jamin Harrison in his inaugural mAseAge
endorsed what his grandfather had said be-
fore him. some OF the cautious friends ot the
President are now pointing to this political
history as an indication that tho President
will soon declare that no IL not = candidate
for denomination. No well-posted man In
Washington. however. whether Repu bliean or
Democrat, expects to SEQ any letter OF re-
nuncintion enanatIng from tho White House
at present 1t Is npt to come ouly X Blaine
wthdraws his letter Of last winter. addressed
to J. s. Clarkson. and the latter contingency Is
what haunts the Presidents waxing and
sleeping dreams at present