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whether he. will try, There are many who cay

| wall hthilst any biaiho 'u"' ""'o '""' '''"'
sas ss5 %Sss Ps to and aud" n
ips the nast week and since +, the T lar;
only willing, but anxious to do ANYTHING
that will, prevent Inc Presidents rcno'mna M
| ton. They have said that he would not
write another letter, and TODAY he ; T2,nirms
nouncemont, greatly, disturbed the Harrison
would write a iet,er: The Iuine announe G
ment was considered IMPORTANT. not SO m .',ih
in9ton that Tor u week Mr.. blaine has 1t zen
consulting with mis- friends as I" name tms
before tho Convention. Tho names
ottw3, or three orators were snGgcsied to MIN,
force in in the hem movement il L WINS started hy ono
Of his d.timc friends from his own state. It
Is nndcrstooI hero that he has decided ~ on A., a
| well-known Maine man. rot u delegate u mo
Conv antion. to do this service for him; ,o;,
v v" IN hs N"t Mt u" N at it's pEelim
s nfry e nto to- 'Om rnce of G1y # "
without any explanation. This vii, probably
! appear hereafter to tho benefit Of tho b!aiho
norm SIDES CLAIM EvrrvTntNo
Nothing positive can be nredicntcd ~ on tho
cm' W by EnsnnGd on ,ee w whh I Ms
| l'lninn men announce that I've will ACCEPT the
nomination # t isexirni"d HIM. and INC Cnim :,
the contest in his tehaf. has had omc"cight
! and the more careful politicians are directing
v"ss al te VrWs " SaS sesatons hS
| Harrison managers point to tho states which
hass siven !os,ive lnstr,ci@Ts fer the rI n
| They claim to be daily rrceiviu. from unin-
s,rI;tcI Delegation. Tie Elaine rcorie Eiv,
| n" details Lut claim about everything IN
! siit M not limiting their figures TO tn 80
| States in which no Instructions were Ciy"9.
~, sg?rss Of yo,;s FROM 9 9,n o,
wh" seems to have been assigned to do ~"
heavy taking for tho Secretary OF state; de.
venture. John c. New. on the othor hand. who
tha tho " nominaon re Of Il" ratiSnt IN Tie
first ballot VAS fact as certainly assured, rs
las ns *, ct TT tfo c se e nS oe EAT, Mr. Nv o
rIseed for I!ar.isYn. While i. has a, s!H;lp!s-
instructed, can. IN his Judgment, be reckoned
as rait OF the Presidents fotres. Clnrkson.
wnS has If. s 90 h srsng "a az s D
man, and j. Loaf F"ssett has counted up an
even 800 az tie OUTSIDE sttIsns!n Of Harrison
admit tho possibility Of n dark horse. but
there are those here. old and exrerisnced p2l-
! who give it as their opinion that the whole
thing vii wind up. after II prolonged hight, in
N" n"miIutioa Of some oEe who Is Not now
mentioned.
THE HhRrIsoN MEN ACTIVE.
Harrison is tho first of the candidates to
have official henduuarie!s established This
IVrnn; zen. Sew took r"assssi ion "f suite
No. I. ~ an. 10 ono II the apartments hr,ug
fitted M 10: tho accommodation OF II small
army Of tyrewrit"rS and stenographers.
Thorough Organization is necessary t., ulti-
Inut" success. is the motto Of the Presidents
ri"nds. an" th"y say that in tw"Ety-iour
q
ever detail. Late Tins evening there was
great accession to the Harrison forces.
~ advancs guard Of several hundred
lIoo1i"rs. wearing, tne Harrison. colots and
H iEa and nc"nai@"c"s s T al StH "a
are prime" with arguments and viii n sent
"u' among lhs various h,,.Ysati93nn as iastas
wa:! strcnGth"ning and +o'ihlying the >iarri-
.;"nr nir'n t'i driGg,n@ To It r,ciuite. y" hItn
"tlsr s,rc rr"rp.cs'to i- working. ard work
Ing ~ the h,l'e,,. as me 81 Thorn expresses it.
tnet 'h"r' is l,.S '"nl E,nin" s"ntimcnt 70
- 1t! H. cheer them than tEcru WIS ut Chicago
iour ysn!saE"
LITTLE BLAINE D!SSEI. rAETv.
Senator Washburne gave little Blaine din
ner at Ms ralitia! residence Fair oaks" last
night. ut which GARRISON. Fas .ctt Payne, and
the other snb-rommt.e" men. vino are lust
honored guests. Those who were present are
rather .reiicent about tho proceedings, ana
it is considered Significant that none OF NASH
burne's friends In the Harrison cam were in
y,ted. and it is generally believed that tho
blaine plan OF caE,raiGn was pretty carefully
mu! pei out; 1t Mas detern med t" open up
l'a,no te"dlun:ters soncw:.rr" as y sort Of
ca" draw ,n-r'ratirn nMi instructions. This
seton W II Ia. tan "I tnnta1tvciyunn hut open v
The determination to force Blline into tho
ra:it unG k",u ii.Ei there is making the Hart
r"n Managers Nor" and more bitter. they
IRE tt!nE rNccecinGly sensitive and touchy.
I.t "a tl.Avl I1.4,
skulls ing. AS an instance OF this is cited the
kick that has Iust been made 'y '"hn {. New
NEE ting to be held III the Convention Hall On
INssdny evening" 'qs st,Sr the G2nyen'i9n
E%%I iNss astsr' s,aaft, til IT,, S% ,.;!1:
css i could na t' the 0 sr H1si'.s
i rs was c"ncrdeb by frcsidSnt John Good
wh VII" 81 "t lra is tic nass m'rtns f.: H.
srr..adins; Of Ec?unl,cnn Doctrines IN the
ANT Harrison movement. This fn. IS rpnsid-
rr:l by the l!arrisJ mans significant OF tho
Iur' ose to start u great. big BIai"e Loom lust
after thr Convention has assembled,
:"hn G NV ant 4 J.. ronyrt Of uh1 laG an
Hot" last pi-ht, There has boon bad tooi
i"tw."n tics" 'w" men, vino were formerly
good fr!ents. hGt WHO have been separated by
force Oi iurtirHl circumstances ! hey had
been talking II, "a"anoth"r through the news
hot met. " "' '' ,'''''' '',' - - ""'
"iknow what is tho matter with you. Com
g"T ,"' NyW 70" h hEEo tG h ypYr nrn n
uni-liaI' sUn atiitnIe.
Cougar replied ndi-nnntly and the talk ran
pretty hi,h. though both men kept lh"r TEN.
ptrs.
SENATOR sTocEHEIpGE's SPECIAL TRAIN.
Senator stockbridge's special train has ar