The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07
President HarrisOn'S Supporters VIII Con-
test 10 The Bitter End
GOVERNOR wglNLEY As A DARK HORSE.
Majority og the Virginia Delegates Ioi
malne-Algor's Name VIII Be IRE
sentcd TO the Convention.

additional strength within tie next tN' "'' .
+o .ragre his nomination on an carly naH'' i-
notion tie hr.t. or can the ma1 from Name
.t.,ok the enemy aud route it n the proinl'-
mars skirmish OF tle battle
-r.e.e arc the questions tAat are neihs
,.te3 on t.e eve OF tie great convention ana
,.,..-. le.n, answered according to tAe par-
..l.- t.re. .i...tlons of tle delegates W ilel-
f.rs IUe arrival this morning oi Mol'r
Mckinney was source ot cousiueiaoie 3t1'7-
+t.fou q. th0 other leaders of Tie lresiuoht
cause. who lave been awaiting ms advice an4
counsel with some degree ot impotonce. aho
who expect 80 pr01t Uy Ds personal p1pa-
Irfr and influence and his wide ac sua.nt-
nare among the delegates Mckinley Is re-
lied upon 90 more than overcome Whatever
Ohio influence unfayoraOle 90 tie Pres dents
interests that has or VIII be exercised oy eN-
Governor Foraker
Nr. plau confirmed to-day the announce
ment mode ln the Wted Press dispatches
last night about the temp raIy Craftsmanship.
he says New York viii present The name ~ j.
S.ost asset for temp r4iy chairman. The
Harrison men VIII present the name o. Cen
era Horace Porter.
M'liNIFl AS DArKu0nsE
Since the arrival If Governor Mckinley
the dark horse has suddenly assumed great
prop Irti. ns. aud the name OF Mckinley Is On
Ohio Republican o. the Harris men received
thls morning SAID that ,leIe IS plan on loot
{. nominate Mckinley II the issue sn Nuld uOt
be settled .n the first ball O. The Indiana
people went &C. Governor Mckinney TINS
morning and asked lln what be would do
about the matter. The Governor assured
them taat u they wished. he would rise IN
tle~c convention and ask the delegate iron
Ohio Mt % vote f.r him. Notwithstanding
tais assurance. talh ao0 0ut Mckinley is heard
everywhere.
Already tie tght for tickets 20 the CON
veuti0u has been begun and there rs "a great
deal 0i bitterness among local people HhOutthe
distribution of these favor-. There are claims
that tickets have been sold. Certainly some
oi them are for sale for an advertisement on
the first page Oi the minneapolis Tribune THIS
morning SAWS
for saie. Price. slO5 II YOU want 10 make
appointment Address H.. ld Tribune OF
1ce.
Tie Michigan delegation this morning de-
teruined to present Mr.. Algers name 90 the
convention and NT. Dufed viii place him
Il nomination.
IHE VIRGINIA pFlEehIoN.
The Virginia delegation came in on a specia
Pullman reaching here about 5.aO =. III. sun
day. Among them were Gereral Malone
aud bis son Butter. s. Isl. wu Allen. eX-Cou-
glessmau d .Lu 81. Iaust0u Co.Ored,, nited
States Marshal john -. Watts ext ougress-
nsu Bowen Phil. STROLLER, Hon. Clint Wood.
eA-l ongressmau Edmund Naddul. -. O..
GriEgs vs. j. Erowl aud others. General
Alah.no Is strongly anti Harrison and says
by the eternal. Blame is the man.
General 4ialone is at the head of the dele
CATION and VIII 0e mado chairman
The subcommittee of seven IN charge Qf all
tile cases of contested delegate, save those
from Alabama and tab were IN session from
ff. ftf i 81 II aif f-F
the meeting Of tho national committee. called
for that hour They came o. no conc uslOn
Ou the Louisiana case. which was the only
one o.. importance vet remaining
The actual work ~ tie convent began
this morning with the argauzau0n of THE
various State and Territorial delegations and
tile se ocuon OF thor representatives, ou the
several ranches oi the permanent crganlza-
ton OF tho convention
how uT sTArfs STAND
The Colombo delegation was not p0lled. but
t ls said tO have stood -0 0T ~ for harrison
o. OF 4 tor Blaine.
Mr. Coee-wen says there are II out OF
20 never say de delegates for President
HARRISON and as against Mr. Blaine % il the
Massachusetts delegation.
Ot the twelve oregon delegates who viii
cast eight vote, President liaIusons friends
claim nve which the biaiuo manager admit
b.t say that before the Toll is called there
VIII DO qualification for the Maine man. 30
.auyas, was made Of tie Illinois delegation
regarding prosidential preferences. but il was
decided tO hold "a caucus and take an informal
ballot 10 morrow morning prior % the Assem-
bling ol tie convention.
ILo Acw Hampshire delegation presents
tle most widely 1augAtod assortment oi pres
lcniial preferences. With eight delegates
ttey desire 90 Doe reported as follows Har-
rson 8, Blaine p. A.ger Lincoln and Reed )
The Michigan delegation ai!l vote solidiy
l.f 1eueral Alger on tie iirti NullOt.
Ile Florida delegation decided to-day 10
vote Us ulit for Harrison
senator Piatt said 90 reporter of the /
United Press this afternoon that the New
lofk delegation would cast as votes for Blaine.
HiAINF'o ImsI VICTORY.
The subcommittee of the national commit
iee Of the Alabama contest closed the hearing
taismoraing. and decided 20 place on tho roll
i.- tHlue5 Of the Blame egates-ut-large and
as. The Blaine men from three Of the four
infested districts. I'm the other district
ea.4 side was allowed one delegate.
I-- gives. according o. the Blaine men,
ilfla OF Alabama's ~ votes On the ether
'.lf tAe HARRISON men say they wall have
lle delegates even II al the Blaine men are
.a,ei This has Mt yet been done by the
t.. committee. Mr.. Brady member of the
tIt-eommitfee. Will present "a minority Ie-
pr.in iayor Of seating tie Mosely delegates.
H.o aref log harrison.
THH DIANE MAN WCT0nIOrs.
NINNrtrOss MIN. June G The fnoss-
ts ior place by the Blaine and Harrison lead
efs in connection with the temporary orgGui-
H.or 0f the convention was brought %
b. close 40 70 late hour tonight ln tie
rational committee. The FIRST business en-
treI upon was that Of the election of
temporary chairman The HARRISON men bed
irnAy centored upon Senator Culloui. OF ilii-
t..s j Sloat fas,oIt was the can ..ldate of
te Blaine forces. T. H. Dwight who hold +
iae proxy flr Air. F0ssett. pat him in nomna-
H Mr ClarksOn Alr. quay, Mr. Pane Of
81 sconsu, Mr. Chase of Rhode Island ana
a-r oonger spoke for tassett. Senator
tlJm was put H. nomination Dy /
t-e Harrison men. Air Carey oi /
wyoming making tho nominating speeclr
Ar. Evans Of Minnesota. Mr.. Bradle
ei Vermont and Governor Mellet'e OF SoaiA /
Dahota secOndng the nomination. ihe |
oi.tes voting for Fassett were. Alabama.
tt.iornia. Colorado Connecticut District Oi
Columbia. Florida Idaho. Iowa. Kansas
louisiana Maine. Massachusetts,, Michigan.
u --ouu Nevada New ork Vow Mexico /
A'rth Carolina. North Dakota Ohio. oregon
tennsylyania. Rhode Island South CafOiiha' |
Tab. Vermont, West Virginia and "lscon-
en-. Total. ".
lhe States voting for Senator Cullum were
Arizona AFtaTao4 Icio,yofe Georgia. llll- /