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

reachlng In its results. for the simple reason
that he hns nil along declared that oA OF inc
~ delegates were Cor tho Presiueh'. AZ m-
sisted to.say that he played foolish caro-.
mud that bc bns confessed that no has all along
mistaken the truo situat on IN the State'
Mr. pcrew and his associates nave peen hd-
y!scd nil day that the delay In gettlne u phiIo.
IS sapping tho Presidents strength. ana tnat
,,c cnnmitteo on Credentials is controlled by
thc ornonents Of tho President Therefore Mr..
D,naw. supported ny the wisdom OF Collector
icndricks. has called upon all OF the Harrison
d,,,ogo,cs 10 stand by their colors Tho Presi-
,i.pi's friends declare that the only thing nec-
essnry TO secure his nomination 10 to stand
fast. They add that he has tho votes to nomi-
nus him, and that IL u ballot could BIO taken
now tho President would win by over 100 ma
,ority. Chris Magee Of Pennsyvania Is rally
that he does not care whether the Committee
on Credentials throw out all Of the harrison
h' YshSs t onI b %o beeyss that the
The anti Harrison mcr. .marshalled by Platt.
sIaims Of III" iresidSn, friends arc ali blum
Never were men SO active. the, say; nov that
already T y defeated. They declare, that It is no
jonEer question Of Harrison. but that 1t IL
Blame s lost ana % a ,he in tho as aP
s nsnsT M F S,s e" n NOR Install. ae ss s sa
that in the event Of thc, nomination OF either
Hnrrson ma any moro than tie Platt contingent.
SHt s Hsy s het F inS y9os lsFss
some other dark horse should be taken. Mas.
sss9s it's h" t out oi rh to
Mr. Plat, and Senator Quay did not attend
pft In 'pn
busy ali the time Mt the West House laboring
to corral Harrison delegates. At these confer.
willis many Of their visitors wcr9 not for liar,
rison. no,thcr were they pnr'icmlariy inGiinnu
from ii''i the Southern delegates. and arc now
dealing with ses two sya.n ite Fiat the S an
fesy forces in Now YORK and "ther sStes
are Inclined to delay tho balloting rs long rs
possible. The game is to stgve oil the report
inroa,ls hive been made III he Harrison forces
some Of tho more prominent dsiSSG Gr ir2m
the chances for tho President are made moro
Deputy Collector Shea il the pride Of tho
'rnmmany politician, He wsarsa shiny pIng.
ana is afa6ty Itself Gathe a,s b Sr9ufd him MIN
nty N.Y. Collector Frank RAYMOND: Geo IIiliard.
fH S"se ds Is S:SSn aontras coSn
STy wse tosys1 thas the
1 a H sM%S% xsf thas
naval Officer Theodore b. Willis. who followed
up his Albany blunder by advising Senator
r!son iSrsss in NV York sitting Bull John ohm
so 5Ggad IN, for n robus PUT Hes
ward {: 6'Brieii; who SAYS that 4 Harrison
M not s INK Who "a Saes st to
breathe for fear he will lose his lob IN the New
York Post Office. and Gen Geo. II. Sharpe. who
xood a eenndaet The Genernl is Of the opinion
tnsso hs nes "Sa Wis he He
makes the claim OF tho small boy that ho can
NJ tn n s'3 George or West Of Ballston is very
gloomy to-day. clever member OF tho Min.
nigh. OF his tickets to the Convention. his rail
road passes. and nearly 5000 In cash. He is
nov. ono Of tn. vast majority who believe that
zen. to this inr-uM Northwestern city. Commo-
dorc Arthur Bateman, who has a:.. been Sh .n
time tn" attitude OF the Commodore should be
taken with 8r amout OF snt has bssn III
since Saturday last, There is no doubt OF this.
but P PGpsM and hi, friends seem Sc to think
tune un mo moment. Mr.. Hustled is represented in
III" Convention by c. 4. Becker. an, ardent
Blaine shoutrr. and DR.. Derew wants tho Gen.
After the Convention adjourned to-day the
Few Workers who are for Harrison visited AL
tho delegation md advised the Presidepts
tho anti Harrison men. who declared again
and again that the President could not carry
the Empire state this fall