The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09

and decided, 80 that complete roll oil dele
gates could be furnished to the Conventions
This substitute prevailed by majority vote
OF % TO -.
Thcrcupon the committee took up the Ala
Lama case and proceeded ut once to Its con-
sidcration. Chairman Coggswell went to tho
Convention TO report the action Of the COM
mttce, and eX-Iongrcssman Wallace OF New
York presided in his absence. The repre-
sen,atlves Of the factions claiming seats In the
sSTnsys Austin MStS n1S for the anti:
Ne Hs Ss ESEaS nH& ss so w Parsons for
A circular was distributed in tho CORRIDORS
:s,ignnnl by William }. stevens as Chairman OF
the fact that tho, seats OF the. delegates. at
Tishth. and ninth dsttic cts viii he contested. 4
Tho circul2r says that Immediately after the
Federal official Is and others. with n view OF &C.
curing the Federal patronace ot the State for
hm hS hSnG grsHnSS9 ct h'm ming
and that this White Mans patty has been u
miserable failure. having held only two meet
luiely nothing for the e%od,oi The HerIblcn
ing and upbrilding OF the, party there. The
circular further asserts that 9ndsr the 80, 20,
members Of tho White Mans party bocd in 30
Of the rs counties of tho State. sent W 200 con-
OF n total Of 800. and held separate DISTRICT
conventions IN six districts. They refu| sod to
net with the state ExecqtiyG nommitt"s And
t d,ST2rs none being s aGwed to pass without
at large votes the Democrat L. ticket ut all 10:
cal and state elections. and was never until
now SUSPECTED OF being Republican in ma
The nomination OF candidate for tho Presi-
dcnry may turn upon the action OF the com.
mittpp these pOntpStR There QbOlt
sixty votes involved. In tho Louisiana. dee-
ration the contest involves u of tho IT, dele lei
total Of - In mississippi and Texas there
arc also contests. in the former six
ter Se"ry ' th" entire delegation. The Do
ci-ion of tho Texas contest. however; will
Maryland there are two delegates. in keh-
lucky two. in North Carolina five, in South
Georgia two tive delegates, and in Utah two In
Tie latter caS iE tn there is ne dnuot that the
canceded by all and ne by r S a
ton of the National Committee. Tho impor-
tance of the action to tho Blaine side Is APP
workers about headquarters this afternoon.
"Of course so long as human nature il not
perfect, absolute dependence may not be
race race But i the ySTious sreeimens with whom
haye tnnE il IL tel ts
figures that have been scanned with utmost
care and adopted only upon the basis OF the
about twenty votes in excess of n majority for
M blaine; But we have the utmost confidence
How do the contested votes affect your CAL
culationsr"
upon tho report of the committee and action OF
the Convention. OF these have no doubt tho
Blaine men will secure at least two-thirds. or
The Committee remained in session until
5:3o !: NJ: with brief recess for luncheon; At
at large and of the delegates from the Third,
Fourth. and Fifth districts had been disposed
delegates mt large. who are Harrison men.
were entitled to seats. tho vote being rs to 20;
notion to Via lay the notion to reconsider the
table was adopted. y to 20. all but two mem
This settles that portion Of tho Alabama case
SO far as the Sonmnttite9 OF Credentials is con-
m fhs ht had e
that the action Of the, National Committee In
seating tho Blaine delegates be confirmed.
which was adopted unanimously The Fourth
81 fo %o s'r % decided in favor q
motion TO recon slider nns not yet been entered.
SO that they are still open for action.
o-night the Alabama case was again taken up.
but upt to late h94r no decision has been
h at sse roS
Alabama have been seated. It is no Indication
how the eighteen district delegates from the
State will vote. The action of the COM
mitteo. though. has made the anti Harrison
that at the proper time 1t will he found that the
action Of the romni,,tee was in limo with their
anti. Harrison DELEGATES is for delay:
plan If they can hold the Committee
on Credentials. John. c. New said tonight
after the news Of the Alabama case came out.
that there was not the slightest doubt OF Har-
risons nomination. From other sources in
the Harrison campit WAS intimatod that the
fight has become little bit too hot for the
good of the Republican party
1t is very doubtful Tonight whether the Com
mttee on Credentials and the Committee on
RESOLUTIONS. the latter headed by Gov Joseph
morrow. Meanwhile the delegates are fret
ting. They had been led to expect quick
Convention. 1t is II matter, of fact that come
OF those from the far-distant cities
have begun already to borrow money from
their friends. The anti-llarrsOn managers ,
nre not without. good anElly Of cash. but II !;
as late n day as possible. ly that time some
of the delegates will not find it necessary to