Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-18
BLAINE ENJOYING REST,
He Is Out of Politics for
His Health.
The Maine Moguls Equivocal
Conduct.
He Keeps the Republican Leaders In
Doubt and Despair.
The Public Left in Ignorance as to His
Intentions-How Minister Efgan
Enubbed the Plumed
knight.

By the Associated Press.l
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Oct. 17.-Blaine
concluded his visit to Whitelaw Reid
this morning and left for New York. At
the conclusion OF his stay there, he goes
to Washington for the winter.
New York, Oct. 17.-BIaine arrived at
the Fifth Avenue hotel this afternoon.
His arrival interested the politicians in
the corridor. The Republicans seemed
delighted, but the Democrats quite the
reverse. When Blaine's attention
was called to the report that
he would write another letter,
he SAID: 81 do not want to an
swer directly. If I say No. / ehall be
besieged by people who will beg me to
do something for the party. If l say
Yes shall be requested to 60 hither
and yon, and won't know which way to
turn. Sc, you see, the only thing for
me to do is to rest. am obliged to
take good care of my health"
Blaine looks better than he did when
he went to Ophir Farm.
BLAINE's HOPES OF SUCCESS.
Regarding the campaign, Blaine bases
confidence as to the result of the cleo
ion on what he himself has seen, and
from reports made to him by the
Republican leaders,. I'm q campaign
of argument and discussion, such
as this has been," says the Maine states
man. Everything is in our favor, for
we have the better side of the great
questions before the people; besides
this, President Harrison has given the
country an able administration. All
that is now needed to insure Republic
can victory and the continuation of
prosperity throughout the country, is
for every Republican voter to cast a
ballot. With our full strength out, I
regard success almost certain"
HOW EGAN sNUBBED BLAINE.
Minister Egan today had his say in
regard to recent publication endeavor-
ing to create sensation over an alleged
attempt on his part to snnb Mr.. Blaine
at White Plains.
"Being called on to speak without pre-.
para'ion," said Egan: II omitted to
make reference to the manly and patri-
otic manner in which Mr.. Blaine stood
| by me throughout all the attacks made
upon me in connection with the Chilean
affair. One of the greatest compensa-
| biOuo lOI tA0 QlAkCuiU btAC, Wao tlC idCt
that my entire course was go cordially
approved by Mr.. Blaine, as we'll as by
the president and all the members of
the cabinet. There is no one who has a
higher respect and regard for him than
l."
| REPUBLICAN CHARGES OF FRAUD.
| There was q scene of considerable
activity about Republican headquarters
today. The Republicans charged fraud
in the naturalization process, in that
runners from Tammany bring in droves
of Hungarians, Poles and Italians, who
will vote the Democratic ticket, the ex-
| penses of whom are paid and the issu-
ance of their papers facilitated /; and it is
also stated that combination to gauge
applicants for naturalization, and cut
down the Republican naturalized vote,
has been operating more than three
weeks, with the full knowledge of the
officers of the courts. 1t is charged fur
ther that Republican applications for
naturalization are rejected on insufficient
grounds, after spending from six hours
to two days in an effort to reach the
clerks desk, behind crowd of Tam
MANY heelere.