The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-10

have enough to carry either one through. OF
course this is simply guesswork. but 1t looks
that way to me" , ,,.
servers of the political field in the country his
opinion may be accepted as indicating the
complicated character OF the situation.
There was conference of colorcd delegates
last night at private house on Hennepin ave-
gates were We're p .nse Fred and Mayor
Washburn addressed tho meeting. II Is said
the ose OF tho %he Sas 80 tho
OF power in the. Convention. INCIDENTALLY. il is
said that Mr. Washburn has Nicc-rrc-iden
tial aspirations
The Missouri delegation almost came to
blows yesterday over the selection Of Ma
tional Committeeman 10 succeed Chnunrey |.
Filley. The kerens men commended that Mr..
would do the hS' most NOS good and used this an
argument against his reelection. Filley. on tho
other hand. brought witnesses into Parlor at
pended the funds judicously. The talk was
very angry the lilo direct passing about indis-
Filley. is: Warner. l.
Railroads terminating in the Twin Cities have
agreed to honor at once for return paSsng" tho
excursion tickets of the delegates aud others
attending the Convention, This is tho result
jcctcd to being held here two or three days
for tho good OF Minneapolis The, original
was made r RE tho rars TO- hG
Conventinn might adjourn. But iii" protest
from the rcoplo who wnntrd to get out OF town
morning they publish the announcement that
tickets will be honored to-day.
The National Executive Committee o. the
American Republican College League. the new
political organization formed ut the University
ing at the West Hotel on Tuesday to determine
uron tho general poliryt to bc pursued by the
In r ri N ~ hn on fhnri
was held to-day. The reports Of sub-commit
tees showed Tho League TO be in very pros;
for pushing the work with increased vigor.
At n meeting Of the aternates Of the Calfor-
MIA delegation yesterday this resolution was
unanimously adopted:
h.%eci That the al,crnatcs of the california dclcya
people their rssrsst|e sections are UNANIMOUSLY in
favor Of James g Blaine a. the noninee OF ns Mn
power to cast tue votes of California for him.
Ex-senator Palmer of Michigan is extreme
y wrathful over the telegram sent here by a
netroi, Ornngrman., sayins that Palmer or
lion and, a quarter, votes that would not be
east Tor Blaine. What annoys him the more
IS tho fact that certain people laye gone to
the trouble of lithographing the tclcgl am and
quarters. The Worlds Fair President saws
ters int o politics. and that it could not have
been done by any friend Of his. Tho namo
slSheu 10 the telegram ne ilu never hcaru De-
fore.
h@ doing sS pnH deal o
work at the Headquarters Of those delegations
that have members on the fence. Lnte last
pew said Mr. llarris@n's Administration lad
the war. and many of The people who were bit
t"ry opposed to him four years ago were now
IN tho front rank Of his supporters.
The. Iowa delegation had a meeting with
closed doors n short time before the assem-
nomination Of Harrison were present. and u
pSesh tina made ny n PSnST n Th"
direction Of stilening tho backs Of tho Iowa
delegates. who are favorahy disposed toward
III" Iowa delegation said that while no action
WAS st, taken ms morninG. owmg to III. nrce"nee
considering the possibility of securing the
nomin0tion for senator Allison.
9Th The only otjeston, to this r2nti1mrd Mr.
senate, which would DO iIIled by tho election
flee, but perhaps not to" great if the party
could thereby seeurea candidate upon, whom
al I yote r eSq Mr. pn oqG The f oar
! think it is safe to say that tho entire d"lega-
ton will swing into line for il $ nomination tn"
s Saates' 10 develops any S'0"S'" III 0'"''
The Michigan delegation held a meeting i'm
mcdiatcly after the morning .adIournmcnt in
on" OF the committee rooms adjoining the Con
vcntion Hall. At it. close Col. Quilted. who
is to present Gen. Al.,rrs name. said that tho
object Of the conference WAS to see whether
there was any break in tn" delegation.
As result of this mectinE." said he. Il
can Stat" positively that some Of our delegates
who have been suspected Of an intention not
to vote for ten. A.;"r will vote for him as long
as there is n possibility Of his nomination. He
will receive the fun vote of Michigan on tho
first ballot
senator Stock hrilse docs not take the Same
the delegates will vote for Harrison.
This afternoon Dick Quay was asking for IL.
G. kcrcns OF st. Louis. who. he said. he heard
had $1,000 or $1,000 to ct on Harrison's
nomination. You tell him. said young
here. and doubled. tr"blcd, or Tua'!rupl"d if
he likes" At last accounts none Of the money
had been placed.
Perry Carson. tho scven-foot colored dele
gate from the District If Columbia. is solid for
Blaine. although he iSa Federal otiiceholdrr
under Harrison. He declares that he is
has not given tho Afro Americans and loyal
Republicans of the District tho consideration
due them.
why. do You know" said Carson. II nm in
n department under rebel placed there by
Cleveland. and it d-gusts me. / am against
because l am always for my race and my
friends
THE SICK LIST.
Gen. Hustled grrproving-4en. Lew Wallace