The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

quarters at midnight last night, Mr.. Mich
6 t H. Ns% Mr. ana acad he
tervicw aloud. When he came TO the state
mcnt that Mr. Blaine ha,! been urged to writ
Fl. rsna StHr nt e did When s"' tho n
WAS finished the he only comment was that
Vol. that doesn't sound very fierce" =,
New at Mr. Kitchener. then MIR. Michcner said
49,, think we don't care to- say anything abou
w" Nr '2 INV shook ok lis head head vigorously
said M SS e1Ssa s S WOULD SatsS
shy anything tonight And 50 the interview
THO Dlaino interview was shown to Mr.. Plat
porter few minutes Inter. Mr., Plat read I
say Mr.. iiiscock said that It was u a,eol
whether he thought it took Mr.. Blaine out o.
! the race he said
1t looks soto me-
| Messrs. GARRISON and Filley. who had been In
attendance upon the Blaine conference. heard
the interview through in silence. and then
sad; ,u,., ....o. =,
Z" Does il make any difference in his relation
tothe pom LhaM,1 .o :. a., rosnonded Mr.
Filley with evident satisfaction. You see he
isn't writing any letters declining the nomina-
Mr.. GARRISON snid nothing as to this. but
Gcn. Aigcr is not coming to Minneapolis When
cd to him to come was, posted in the hotel
lobby. schuyler. ODDS. and some others Of Gen:
he wished his candida,yi" rema,n, in their
hands. In reply last evening Gen. Alger tele-
graphed that no did not intend to come to
MINNEAPOLIS.
FORAKER TO NOMINATE BLAINE
Since the. receipt of the news Of Mr..
Bninc's resignation there have been many
consultations Of the advocates Of his
night; 1t had been impossibI"; previous to
that hour to assemble tho lenders owing to
but at lU::iO they gathered in the rooms OF
the National Committee; There were present csc t
was calculated that President Harrison would
have - yttes in the Convention and the or
day These included ex.Senator Platt. ex.
GOV. Foraker, SENATORS Teller. wolcott. and
sasnr and n paef: I1 they II pe
porter for the United Press accnsted Messrs.
ClarksGn and IiIcy, and asked l. any line 9!
a. Clark i@r f"4ther v answer s re Whereupon
he made the following statement.
rcrrescntng every state and Territory in the
Union: it has been decided to formally place
Fora k"r will make the principal speech. It
has cen ln"stion whether his name should
been agreed " on as the better way. and the
duty d"voly>ed upon Gov. Foraker of making
Who will make the scconding speeches ?"
That has not yet been determined upon"
was the response.
Lobby ln WI in ,rnmrany WITH Senator'S Hiscock
residence to spend Ill" night. he repeated Mr..
Gtlarkseons "a amn,onnsem;snt: With the addition
he had it from Blainc's own lips that he would
ACCEPT the nomination il rendered him.
RECEPTION ~ THE INDIANA DELEGATION.
!. The rcccrtion given, by the Indiana deIcGa-
ton last night distracted attention for a time
from the. crowd in, the corridor of the West
Hotel. For moro than two hours in the even:
ofthcm ladies'. poured into one Of the dining
rooms Of the hotel where the reception was
hn m nd Ee s
Lew Wallace Of Indiana. After the music had
ceased there were Tociterous calls on Gen.
Wallace for n speech He responded as fol-
lows
I an mot :, ndr am Ssnn4dnts for oes
y"g "f hs It nssI
Ssi,fr ono. hsvs ksGSn Mim al ii: itts1nss S,.'
friend am here 10 testify Of my own snowleiss that
nc !; smnsn ~, the %'n most sd to 10 elected
sense Of the wori-an honest man a conscien,
th.y Of state cheers. secretary Of War. Secre.
s of ns r. ases the yer, bys Judge 4
Yes" and cheer. ask maj dTst of the indian ans
s Fl y:R %HG
doubt IN The rs, piAI OF IL. % n"in a.
ton an. he !, romna,sh 3. having before
nss" .sc Fs'sSs no, ". sTf nS
Do Nth ' - s'e OF s" sseS whr sm hA' shall
, We eXnlt his AImint,'rr,on and tim him DOWN
IH ffis @s ~ ""%"1':a
an ."" $: S"ia;s "', "'sa
~" ~! sSf :s""'s"s
10: is s% nsSF s" the
wr IN m.n Zen S,s c !" spn'n and
vention,
Senator Hiscock. ex;; Congressman Billy"
Mason Of Chicago. II. lay Evans of Tennessee.
speeches amid n scene Of great enthusiasm.
CONFIDENT HARRISON MAN.
Gov. Mellette Of South Dakota. one OF the
leaders Of the Harrison forces tonight OK
situation. II think It looks better now HW" he he
said than ut any time since l reached Min
sTE a and nns m the 5s are
whatever to be discouraged or disturbed"
NEW WORKERS. BOOMING BLAINE.
About seventy-flve Now Workers. including
delegates and others favorable to Blaine held
Of the delegation. The object OF tho conferences
was to loom Blaine stock. and arrangements
were made for supplying all tho Empire
state men hero who were willing to shout
for the plumed Knight with tickets Of admis-
sion to the Convention.
FN- Congressman Henry G. BurleiCh pre-
sided. and rousing Blaine speeches were made
by J. Sloat Fassett. Senator Teller Of Colorado
and State Senator Edlnund OConnor Of Bing-
hnmton.
Ths blaine forces received number Of noted
additions to-day the principal one being Mr.
Emmons Blaine. son Of the eX-Sccretarv who
came over from Chicago last night. and soon
after his arriva! ut the West Hotel met n num-
Dor OF New Workers, who were Interested
in his fathers candidacy. He spent a good
part OF the day with them.
Warner Miller also Put In nm appear-
Four to arrive. Mr.. Miller came from ST.
.ouis. whore he has hecp attending the
Nicaragua Canal Convention. lie and Mr.
Blaine took luncheon with Mr.. Murat Hal
stead.
HALsTEAD ON THE SITUATION.
Mr., Halstead was interviewed by q reporter
OR the United Press. He was asked what he
bought Of tho situation. as far as he had been
Well" he said. "as near as can Get at it.
here are n trilio under 400 votes sure for iar-
rison and about the same number for Blaine.
eeavlpg about $50 whose preferences are unde-