New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
HARRISON MEN CHEERFUL
Continued from First Pngc.

Senator George B. Sloan urging Mr. Miller ana e'era'
OF Ills friends who are also Delegates 10 s"fII'
Harrison whereas ex-Coneressman Henry ". n''
leigh OF whitehall vchcmcntly ADVISED Mf' 'i''o'
.,d scvcr,i . Miller, delegates 10 cast ueir 'o'fS
for Maine The influence of Mr.. Miller IN 'ne
r,,.or WINS especially sought since II was thonsh'
,ne eroup Of votes In the delegation which he con-
,ro,s would ether dive Mr.. Blaine or Mr. harr'so"
n majority In the delegation
Mos. ~ The New-York delegates would openly STATE
their choice for President tut few "oud NOT "".
,hox nus, n. classified as doubtful one Of tho most
remarkable instances OF mon JOINING Inv .'"o'''
.olunn is Tint OF Rufus T. Peck, OF Cortland one VI
,ho de,eao,es from senator liiscock's district. IL
uo< supposed that Mr. Peck was
Harrison delegate, but to-day he 9''',I''
that he preferred TO postpone m'"ns as
choice until the day when the bnllotlng shouu oes'
Mr.. PEEK Is prudent He wishes 70 see "n'o" va.
IN. m, intends to Jump" Most Of the "dou9''ui
49,, ,ornr., cor,c from the Warner Miller districts.
1oere was an exception to this rule, never'hei'S'
Tbouos Aistin Of Albany, who was ep'.e'
A ..,oc,,o lie declares TINT
he has not made any choice 1t Is s'fp"'u '"a'
Austin has Joined Mr. Peck in end'avorins 10 oo.'"'
, GOOD view Of the future before selecting Dis oaN'i
date for President .,.,.,.,s Al,
p,c,,o Iohn l. Williams Philip Becker, Henry H.
pa,son. and william II. Haines also displayed con-
siderable prudence IN their movements They were III
Cbic.ro Yesterday and intended to arrive here touaS
lint james Low Collector OF Customs AZ o"Ni""'''"
p,idgc sold 10 them There Is great dcai Oh eN
cI,emnnt necessarily in Minneapolis over the ressnh
,io, ~ secretary Blaine, and You might he swept vi,
vor feet by /, il yon venture there Now you haa
hc,tor remain In Chicago over sunday ana 90 "
vinncan,Y, Monday. Accordingly Mcssrs WllLlams,
pncKsr Parsons ard llalncs rcin1'ncd IN M ~" ~
rtbcr thnn have their nerves shaken Dy tho DOOM o
Balno. ., orco-n,pg tho Now
Tho most recent information concerning w, inIMa
Work. decg CATION shows that they hav" inc roloWiiH
preference for President: For ~ IL, ~
pcpcw Frank IIlscork. Robert ~ Sharhey. C I
Woor, Theodore b. Wills, John J: Schlsscr, joseph
benjamin Charles T. flcpp. John -. Lswson,
Porter samuel Holmes Jacob ~ Patterson 81 u M n;
cn,ge, William IIcnkeI. Elliot F. shepard Wi'ai
II Robertson r ". Hustled, Gcorw SHARP, Jonn N
Onackenbush John A. Schcicher thwnm u " ,,,cu
Eimund = tioodale. Carlton f. samniVru 'V'ePn %
sherman " Lansing Waters and "iham ID. 'os'
well-21 ,. w,o. Miller
For Blaine Thomas G. Flat W Wan%Fs Ml IaSn
T.. Nicholas f. b. bartlett t;,,- Io"n Mur raw
george Hard. Frederick < Gibbs Shennan Hnoor'
David Porter John +. Resenweber clarence Lca nh'
inns r pawn. william II. Wis., j. Leroy jacobs
iIcnrr q; Burlcgh John sandford. Frank WithcrbeS
Edmund O'Connor. \. r. Decker. James w Inn ,!'
tcrton l. Alien. Jacob $ Fnsscft. John '" D D"
Morris = shepard Frank n. Sherwood y. = IcaWs-
loo william C. Watson. Phelps Becker, ~ '. H.
Frsnchot and John McEwen-3+
For shcrnnr-Wliam Brookfch-l:
For Mckinley Thomas ". Pradley-I 49,
I'rcommlitcd-Thomas Austin Harvey j; D9na,dson
Henry g. Munger. Hobart krum. Rufus ; PECK ~ IL:
Warner Frederick VI. Colt. John l.. Williams, Henry
g. prarson and Wills H. IIawcs-lO.