The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-08

passed on to tho next IN tho list. hut IItcr an
interval Of some minutes the rcpres entaiiycs
p PORN .he gG,i9nai snptn we're again called ana
Just before !, adjournment |illiam Murrel;
ward OF Washing, on city and now claiming to
be an alternate from, New Jersey. rose and in:
ordsr relating lis credentaIs but was sum.
mariy sat upon by the Chnir and told ho was
A motion to adjourn until II A, NJ, to-mor-
row was then Put and carried. nndnt o'clock
to the music Of tho bind those of tho dele
tees slowly filed out OF the hall, and tho COM
mitteemcn adjourned t. their respective COM
lnittco rooms to proceed to business.
THE HARRISON MEN VI WITH THE LARK.
The friends and supporters Of, President
liarrson's nom ination were up with the lark
this morning. As early, as o'clock manygt
quarters and the lob6ics OF tho hotels. co,mpar-
ing notes and lqyipg plans SO that, every mo-
| For some reason or other the friends OF Harri-
s1r wS So In sha E"S MIRACLE heS S
declared, could defeat the nomination Of thor
s @u "a M tee n Of S" hG%
nll made with exceeding cnrc. show that We
the benefit a al Mo and HI Of ali
Chauncey NJ. Dcpew was one of tho early
| O'clock; He said to n reporter. of the United
Press that he was y receipt OF DISPATCHES from
oNtIy equity III lnb Slitlt vi NcN i
| proving his course in supporting the Presi::
dent: that a rcnction had set in in favor Of
E tho Void O. Be
before the reorIo than no was in 1873 I'm
Mckinney who rooms ON the same floor. Gov
Mckinley sa;d that he had received since his
arrival il MINNEAPOLIS YESTERDAY morning
J nearly fifty ,SlrGrams from prominent men in
al parts of the country urging the renomina-
ton OF President Harrison.
Tho only printed campaign literature that
so lar mas made Its appearance comes from
tho, Indiana hendauarters; Late LAS, last night
prnted in o bola ty y But Without word II
| comment, We're scattered around by the tens
Of tho9sands. Accompanying them was card
question being figures showing that Harrison
Eolled in 1ndiana nearly 1900 more votes
Sn% Us, xsna 1$o5S mere
| pivotal States; tho vote gctter is tho man we
want" was the concluding comment Of tho
PROCLAMATION.
last nsR Tny eo RSn a bs GesF wHs u
| when the enemy was in bed and tore down
every lithoEraphic picture of AZ Blnine posted
When the Blaine men came down the serious
face Of benjamin Harrison alone looked down
| upon them from the galleries.
RENEWED CONFIDENCE OF THE BLAINE LEADERS
! The National Committed Romance in ses-
dIspSssl N5 the IS, cases ot contested dHsssstions
was made on the Alabama case and Tho Har-
COMMITTEES was against them ceased opposition
further than to enter their protest against the
action taken. All the contestants were seated.
the, result being n loss Of about thirty votes
to the Harrison column. This Is an average Of
claiming about forty. and tho Harrison men
conccding twenty. Tho contest will DO re-
sum"d before the committees on Credentials.
and continued, ii necessary, before the Con-
vention.
After the National Committee adjourned tho
In lnn.l nr ll.ll nnnf nfN IInl
s "s Sas that sf Mr. n
would accept the nomination. MIR. Boutelle
could not he found to confirm the report. but
Route lH or some 9th er Of Mir. Taine 5 friends
had what was equiralentto such letter! and
Ths renewed co Of the ,' BLAINE mem IS
he ds he made to- The The
NeI York delegation yesterday and las.
this morning; was said that thu canvass u
votes showed clenr majority Of twenty for
this fact to the Convention is supposed to, ac-
count for the report that test vote will be
vote q" the e Tenncsses Delegation last nshe
by which Fl. Clay Evans was defeated for re-
election as mtmGr OF the Sa,i%na Con-,
to the Harrisonitcs. They Ind claimed at the
very lowest fifteen votes in tho delegation. but
H%sS fnnss the
ton Of members Of the Committee on. Gre
denfnia ia vas also disofrecMbe surprise to
| stances. Mt least. tn" Harrison men. though in
| control Of the delegations by n considerable
S1ns S sS Ea1s he the
Wisconsin and South Dakota. Both sides
| dcntials. and whichever way il stands the ma
| jorty Will probably not exceed two. Upon the
| large degree the formation OF tn" permanent
| roll. 1t is conceded to he an almost inevitable
losing fight to antHgonize The verdict q both
| Credentials before the Convention.
MEETINGS OF DELEGATIONS
The Illinois delegation is the subject Of
hey wv Wi aivias tho dslss"tion, - and "a a.
"Biily" Mason and ]. g.. Kennon, say It viii
stand ~ for Harrison and y ior Blaine. FIX,
cao in hs
4 poll q the, Ohio delegation was sent out
last night ms follows: Harrison. 70: blaine.
III III Mckinley. 8; sherman and non-com-
h An e y, session Of tho Missouri doo-
CATION was held in their parlor at the Nlcoet
House , his morning to select nrGpresent2,,iiyo
and an Keren bo,h Of 81 osi tho f5rmc ri rp
rcsenting the anti. AdmniHtration wing OF tho
larty ana the atter the Administrator wing,
were placed in nomination. Mr. filley adj
dressed tho delegation in terms Of grent
rendered to the party as n reason why his
place on tho commit teo should not be filed
asked for II reelection that he might further
servo tho party. that it should be accorded
HIM. The oppos iton to Mr.. Fiey manifested
itself by several speeches. and the t,mp"ra-
ture becnm" SO warm That it was dcemeI best
morning. After the meeting had ndi0urnoi
Mr., Filley. evidently still smnrting under some
action. engaged in an exciting cooany WITH 'H
Mr.; Henry Lamm Of Scdalia. whom h" sncmei
to hold r"sprn- u 10 for much of what had been
men separated in bad humor.