New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11


to this all present agreed heartily and sho"od
II By cheering for the entire ticket
INTENSE INTEREST IN WALL STREET
Wall Street had until yesterday taken langula
Interest In the proceedings at Minneapolis Judging
by surface indications. But as matter Oh iTt '"o'o
was queb but deep interest IN the situation. ana mo
sympatIies of bankers and brokers had run stohsN
toward llarrson's candidacy. In the last few e'NS
many prominent men have sent numerous messages
delegates who were known personally or thfVueh
friends. urging with vlsOr the wisdom from con
scrvauve form Of view OF rcHominating the PRESIDENT
who had given the country - SAFE ana so'i'a ~.
Administration. When the news that the actia ha'u
work Of the convention was approaching o'Hhina
ton received yesterday Intense interest Wa 'oa!
In the subject and the popular topic Of DISCUSSION III
Offices, after market matters was: Who VIII VIII
the norlinat0n1" The lateneSs at which the baouhs
began discouraged the majority Of brokers from saSing
downtown In the hope Of bearing the result. but there
not n few Offices and bank prl0rs where Mp's 81
wien the voting for the candidate began at last
The excitement dld not run hS' n'~gyer n nT sme
adyOcates fcieshadowed sPeodv settien1t Oh ihe
contest. -, -
me,t, Harrison DOminai'-l.- hearty eApr-sis,s OF
Generalization Exchanged betNesn RgpuDi'ans
who were waiting for the result. The street "se'
pretty well deserted however, and hence only frw
men Of prouinsnce could b. seen; tn s. was
I,nlntmcnt in any ~ the comments, even whore
reereces scTe not atisled BY e , nchaa .Say
pcmG r be ca ai'' @pon 1G TO eons and Rep@ea
cxultd M tie conviction that he standard bearer
naS s2s Sss 81 cd inaHS BY the
President bsH been strengthened. It Is thorEm by
ton Il has aroused the Interest Of InS,gess m9p
and led to thoughtful consideration of M wan,
4on's attraction 10 conservative men. HIS merrs
have been the thoroughly canvassed from the
point Of view Of his mistaken 1sPs,luon 4. i. LIE,
tsin amount of sympathy has also gone to him which
might not have been aroused II his reorganization ,
In>iinctivey slrinks from change when existing
conditions are satisfactory, and II IS ndvcrS2ny ad
odox on the currency and other questions where
stability IS such important element IN business
and financial operations
SOME ENTHUSIASTIC COMMENTS.
F. Il. Chapman, OF Moore & Schley. said: III
is the best nomination that could have been made
Mr.. Harrison has given Administration OF
which every American BE- proud. II la, been
safe sound hoNcst. conservative. hlghton ana non
est and The American people will ri'ify the nonina
don at Tie polls.
BUSINESS MTN AND DANKTRh GRNTfF1ED'
Henry W. Cannon. president Of the Chase National
Bank is one Of tho best known men in banking ciic@'
lie gave nj, views as follows: The denomination
of President Harrison Is especially gratifying TO the
baukers and business men. His Administration mas
been everything that could be desired. and a. his
uo-i,ion on tho great questions OF tariff and currency
is we'll known. the business men OF this country can
90 on with their affairs with perfect confidence rs To
the future. rs has bcen well said before the con
veniion. the Republican party has nothing To bc
ashamed Of in tho past and can b. thoroughly trhf'H
by the people Of tis couutr, for the hilre. III
spite Of the great tension and excitement Of the con
vent ou the party will s'aud unit nm the nominee,
who Is entitled "a their confidence Endorsement ANA
good will. President Harrison will be warmly apd
stI ngly supported in this state. Hls position On Tho
urr,.e rf .ssfi, II.
lnl,,uatonal MOncia4v Conference VIII especially
dommcnd lin 10 the bnanc,s men Of Ncw YORK anu;
Hrnry CrWs the vel known banter.
- the most anxiou, watcher of m" Bulletins IN mis-
civ Yesterday. 1cirgraphic bulletins Wen, received
NJ his oiiCc IN Iload l. directly from the convention
hall Thc Ollie. w.ls crowded With brokers wlcn tio
i.ilptn- began. and Mr.. tl"Ms announced lhil ne
wold buy vine foF all present n Harrison was nomi-
carly In The day sent tie following Telegram 10
Ch,unccy NJ. Dcpew: 90 500
Hon Chauncey VI. Dcpcw. Minneapolis. M!nn
in tnc coming ei~clion. conscincn,Iy It Requires
that llar,ons "n'IRA f., on a. i rSr
n unanirnois nomination Nothing short OF that. IN
NY opinion, Will SATISFY the business mSn u tM5 cp'
Regarding the nomination. Mr.. Clcves 'rd: TIE
Harrison Administration igl' bc'n AZ aie one nid
safe one. lu.inc-s mon have confidence In Mr. la4
that the Democrats mnst put up ner BIT nan aoa
he is Grover Cleveland iie Is me only Democrat
The Produce Exchange member, mad a rub ior
the ticker Immediately afct business cl,.cd - wach
tnictlns from tho convention hall read ont ~
fast ~ they were received. There was nttlc b'lhS
uud al ~ that Wiz I'm favor n Prc-idcnt t,rrl "u
When De announcement cauc Of President HarT. on'S
rcIunilnaiiun. II Wa greeted VITA rh'-r' .
AT tho custom House all intccst VA. ceH'"l IN we
convention Tanker clerks ard deputy collectors
waited auNlously Tor the buletns which cam. ir,in
Lyon Lept sccount o' the bulletin qrtn h,y s.% ha'
~, rcn"iuination Of Tie rns io.it va, fef" rum,
,th.r and I'm few minutes the news was known
throughout the entire budlne.
TX SENATOR EvsRTs SFES VICTORY AHEAD.
att did not matter much To me who was selected
bv the comycntion.r said william VI. Evarts, but
was certainly the proper thing 10 90 10 feuonnate Pres
idcnt Harrison HIS Administration la, been a careful
and wise one ard with the Nations oialrs Ia tbs hands
u the man whom tn, Republicans have again honoTI
by placing him al tho head Of the Ticket uioy "ill
lie safely managed can victory for the R"pub
ucau party at the Novcmbcr election. IL cannot BE- sad
that t- party l. u"t united, for the Blaine men p
Yesterday are today ardent supporters OF Harrison
and viii work for the pnrtys interest AT the polls
he never entered tho contest. And If SIR. Eaine's
health will permit. holeve he Will mako spec hes
succcss. lie !. Us much Interested in the success
VI iie party "a anybod> else b'suS' he II '"o''"S
Republican"
Postmaster VIM cot, ssld he hot surprised at
the action OF TIE convention " I felt certain that
President iIi.rT would be- nominated OH The hnt
ballot. Nov YorI's Delegation not for him Sohdly
on the Hrst ballot, but they oil Harrison men now.
and 10 one can lay that the eDuDhis OF this state
ME divided And tlGt being the cnse Harrison will
This State IN TIE fail Just ~ c17"h "S nc Hia
! four years aso.
THAT President Jl.lrr1son's Icnominaton was
emlnnntly deserved Is ADMITTED BY cver body who has
watched Oh. nllails OF The Administration during the
ust four years. President Harrison has demonstrated
,ha, he is a man T. D. trusted "A man who has carried
out al OF bis p.Oui.-s, and pan In Whose hands
tLc country viii BE- IihrrlSons GREATNESS now
can never ,e uues TONED aud his good soand common
ssn,e ana bis feir1fuAAcdness have been recognized NJ
Niun,ots1lis and VII b- aizs again In NoSonbcr
| OHIO n ALL RIGHT
! John A. Logan Campbell, OF Young town. Ohio, one
Of the prominent r. pObcans Of the huchey" tlntc who
| 1. at The brunswick Iloel, that he knows the