St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-31
The Two Spirits lowering Over the Convention Hall
his friends will do their plotting and
planning.

his friends will do their plotting and
planning.
The headquarters of President Har-
rison, as far as the general public
is concerned will be with the Indiana
delegation in the ladies' parlor at the
West hotel. The parlor is being hand
sOmely fixed up and decorated. and VIII
be as attractive as it is we'll located.
The Blaine delegates elected at Fort
Wayne the other day may not feel at
home here, but if they have any trouble
in climbing upon the Harrison band
wagon. they can 60 up to rooms 36o
and 556 and confer with Hon. John Z.
New, the personal representative OF the
occupant of the White house and at
present consul general to London.
Gen. New is expected to reach his
scene of labor before Thursday, bring
ing with him the Harrison boom. sealed
I'D in refrigerator car anG nicely
frozen. The consul general Is. however,
one Of the ablest and cleverest man
ayers in the country. and when he com
mences work, and calls the aid OF the
Indiana colony to bis aid, the Blaine
sentiment of the Northwest will melt
away like snow on summer day.
Gen. Alger was early on hand at the
West, and secured the most elaborate
headquarters for convention week. The
entire alcove above the lobby will be fit
ted I'D for him, and will be calculated to
inspire confidence in his supporters when
ready for use. Hon. Il. B. Langdon
will be one of the leading lights around
the Alger corner, and will see that the
Michigander secures stray vote or two
from the Northwest. But the Michigan
delegation will not be SO solid for the
big lumDermau as some imagine. Sen
ator Mcmillan, who is said to be friendly
to President Harrison, will be located
in room POS, and may make up his mind
to do little work for the president.
All the states save West Virginia and
Texas have secured headquarters,
principally at the hotels. although Min
nesota and three or four others are To-
Gated in some of the handsome build
ings near the Nicollet and West. The
delegations are divided gp<s follows:
At the West-Arkansas. Connecticut, In
diana, Iowa. Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota.
Ohio. Rhode Island, Wisconsin.
At the Nicollet-Vermont, New jersey,
PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware, Illinois, Nebraska.
Wisconsin. South Dakota, Oregon, Missouri,
Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas.
At the Holmes-Alabama, Georgia, Wash
ington Utah. Montana, Wyoming.
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St. James-Louisiana North Carolina.
Victoria - Maryland, Kentucky, North
Carolina. Tennessee.
Masonic Temple-California Arizona
Lumber Exchange-Minnesota.
Northumberland, Utah.
Beaufort-Dlstrict of Columbia, Virginia
The New York delegation has the
most elaborate headquarters of any Of
the states, having secured the ladies'
parlOr at the West. The siXty-fonr
Quay men from Pennsylvania will be at
the Nicollet and will use Parlor G for
their headquarters. The California
men at the Masonic temple will main
tain the reputation of their state. The
Indiana boys. as the personal repre-
sentatives of President Harrison, will
spare no efforts to hold their end up.
The state delegations have all made
preparations for the old-fashiODed kind
of convention. but the candidates are
failing to show up as they did in every
convention since 1872.