The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03
TIE BOOMERS ARRIVING.
gANGUARD or THE HARRISOYTdNS
Springs "A Surprise I'm the Blaine Camp-Clsri'
son Says Blaine VIII be Nominated,
and VIII Accept.

MiNSFAroIe, MfsS.. June 2.-ILe morn
ing trains brought in the custodians OF both
the Harrison and the Blaine booms. Inc
vanguard Of the Harrisonians which arrived
yesterday was reinforced by the Appearance
ON the seene of John {. New 10 whom tne
President has intrusted the management OF
his cause. Nj New proiessed the greatest
confidence in the prospects for tho nomira-
tion OF his chiefgain ON The 6Yst ballot.
Chairman Clarkson himself headed the
Blaine delegation. aud he had w,th hum D.
sloat Fassstt. Of New York. II. G. Payne OF
Milwaukee j. p. sanborn. of Port Huron
Mich. Senator Iiansbrough. Of North Dakota
a. j.. Conger, Of Axiom, o., and other proni-
nent auti-iaris0nians
Blaine Will be nominated, said Mr. ClsrS-
son.
win ne accept ?" was asked.
'Did any man ever fefuse.
The executive committee. il IA given out,
has agreed on y. SiOat fassett for temporary
chairman and Colonel Charles W. johnson. or
minneapolis, Tor temporary secrDinry. h"SH
are Blaine men.
THE BLAINE BOOMERS SURPRISED.
The early arrival Of the Harrison vanguard
has proved great surprise 20 the Blaine men.
( hey We're not expecting the HARRISON boom
ers until tomorrow and their arrival yester-
day and tins morning has opened tho pre-
liminary skirmish day sooner than was eA-
pected. The plan OF the Harrison campaign
as far as 10 has been disclosed IN this skiru-
ish. Is fret O. make vigorous and PERSONA
warfare on Platt. Quay. Forakerand the otner
/ prominent auti-liarrlson se03eYs. a03 a@eo"O'
| # 70 becomes necessary 10 makea an aggressive
attack On Blaine himself. go that 10 VIII De
+ impossible tor the Secretary 70 permit tie %Se
| Of his name
Mr.. John C. New declared this morning.
/ when asked II another letter was expected
/ from Mr. Blaine. that they did not want an
/ other letter "One is enough" no SAID. 70
l any one that reads and understands the Eng
| lish language. The Blaine letter was plain
enough and we don't ask auot0er. Harrisoo
/ will be- nominated on the first ballot beyond
question.
WILL DIANE KEEP Ws woHD
Senator Spooner. of Wisconsin was another
Harrison boomer who WAS 0N the gYo"a,i 20
day. He declares that Blaine will prove him
/ self insincoro II be accepts anything less tDan
/ q unanimous nOmluauon. winch ne cannot
/ get Sp0Oner will rec nd Depew's nOmina-
/ tiOn of Harrison IN oil probability Tho Miu-
+ nesOta delegation has not so far, declared IT,
self. but vii caucus Monday 70 determine ON
/ a course ot action There arc said 20 lie but
two Harrison men on the delegation DunncI
arc tor Blaine. except possibly Stnn.oio
/ Newell. of ST. Paul. who is credited with Alger
/ leanings
Ex-GovemorJ. e. rmsbury. the Mime
apolis deeRate-at-lnrge. viii present 10 tie
resolutions committee plank for tho plat
/ form declaring for single presidential terms
| This may precipitate Blaino-lauson vote.
BLAINE AND HAnRsoN BCs1.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. June President
Harrison aud Secretary Blaine were at their
desks to-day quite early. the one On tho Execn-
tive Mansion and the other DO the State De
partment They both received GUg.ug TIE
day an unusual number OF tslegrams. and the
wires of the Executive Mansion and tie State
| Department were kept busy. AnrOugnorl
departmental circles the greatest interest is
manifested 10 the outcome of the Minneapolis
/ Convention, 1t being agreed on an hands that
there is a sufficient element Of uncertainty
about it. TO prevent an absolute forecast of
the result. Little else il discussed here and
in fact little or no business of public char
acter Is being transacted. A large numher at
! prominent Republicans officials and other
wise, left for Minneapolis tonight