The Indianapolis journal., 1892-05-28
INDUCED TO WITHDRAW THEM.

Fort Wayne Republicans Decide Not to De.
nOunce tho Course of the Journal.
Special the Indianapolis Journal.
Fort WAYNE. Ind, May 27.-A special
meeting of the Blaine Club of this city
was held tonight for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for an excursion of its
members TO Minneapolis to attend the na-
tional convention. The meeting was fairly
we'll attended. Capt. J. Is. White was in
the chair. Reports from various commit
tees were received. The committee ap-
pointed to secure rates for special train
was not ready TO report.as Mr.. r. I. McDon-
aid is out OF the city. There is very little
doubt however, that a special train carry
ing the Blame Club will be run. Com
municetions from Portland. Warsaw.
LiRonIer and Charlottesville were read.
Those correspondents desired to accompany
the club on it's trip to Minneapolis. The
question of tnking special train will be
settled at another meeting tomorrow or
next Tuesday. Just before adjOurning, A.
Lorenzo. a travelling man. threw bomb.
shell into the club by offering the follow
ing resolutions:
Whereas. The indianapolis Journal has taken
the liberty To dictate to the majority of our par
ty In this and other states as 10 whom our cOnl-
ing national convention soon to be held at Min
neapolis, Minn., should nominate for President,
and, ,itnot being cOntented with Its dictatlOns and
bossism. it attempts in every way possible TO
carry out the policy of rule or ruin for none
other but selfish ends, and is constantly aiding
our enemy, the Democratic party. To disrupt
and disharmonize our ranks; therefore. be it
Resolved, That we, the members of the Blaine
Club an nncOmpromising Republican Organiza-
tion of Fort Wayne. do censure and condemn
the actions of the indianapolis Journal as unbe-
coming paper chasing itself as a true and 10y
al Republlcan organ. and not being worthy the
standing which it claims for itself being the
organ OF our party in our State.
When the members had regalned their
composure II. c. Hartman moved that the
resolutions be referred to q committees 9TH
Sr members thought it would be impolitic
TO pass them at this time. and finally Mr..
Lorenzo was induced TO withdraw the
resolutions.
Hill in the Fight to Stay.
WASHINGTON. May 27.-The congressional
friends of Senator Hill express great an
nOy ance at the repeated statements that
the New York delegation to the Demo-
cratic national convention contemplates
abandoning Senator Hill after ballot or
two and casting the votes for some other
candidate. Hon. w. Bourke Cochran
strongly resents the ipsinuatiOn that the
Tammanv delegates are not loyal to Sena-
tor Hill, and he. as well as General Slocum,
asserts that Hill Is In the fight to the finish.
and that not one of the eeventy-two dele
gates will abandon him. and that If the
New York candidate is to he defeated he
will 60 down with the seventy-two votes of
the Empire State loyal to him to the last.
Nevada Dems. Flourish . Silver Club.
WINNEMUCKA, New. May 27.-The Demo-
cratic State convention met hero yester-
day. One of the planks of the platform
instructs the delegates under no circum-
ato IN fnr fOr ha
ination for the offices of President and
Vice-president unless he shall stand upon
free-coinsge platform. Another says:
That in event of the Chicago national conven-
ton failing to nominate candidate who is an
eQuivocably In favor OF free coinage OF silver,
and upon free-coinage, platform, the nominees
of this convention are hereby absOlved from all
obligations To support the nominees of the
national Democratic party.
Another Chase Convention.
Special to the Indian M oils Journal.
WoRTHlNGTON. Ind, May 2Z.-The Greene
county mass convention to select delegates
to the State convention at Fort Wayne
met here yesterday. The convention did
not instruct but majority of the 0els-
gates will be for Ira J. Chase for Governor.
The Second district congressional conven-
tiOn also met here at the same place and
nominated Hon. b. NJ. WillouRhbv for Con-
grees Chase badges were worn by the del
egates. In both conventions, whenever
the name of Harrison or Chase were mem
toned the people loudly applauded. 1t
was o Chase and Harrison day.
Did Not Instruct for Blaine.
CHICAGO, May 27.-The Republicans of
the Fourth Illinois congressional district.
the north division of this city. adopted
strong Blaine resolutions to-day, but did