New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05


Harrison - II, .. %,
81 cannot say will do that, but VIII Vo'c io'
General HARRISON he said dccslVely. w.,
,,.s,ou ponsdell said: "The friends OF The Presl
dent are not al all dlsconcerted by the acVh VI w.
s.crctary. They intend TO 20 riel "o"s 40
nothing had happened and nominate fieSiuci'' "a'
H., SUPPOSE Mr.. Bline's resignation VIII w
o,d a. an announcement that he Is candidate
v,,iopal Committeeman Payne, OF Wisconsin, siiio
q II bents Harrison. do not know what 10 thiUh
~ n inst now rs respects Mr. Blaine 'in"" !.
means the President cannot be nominated anu ta'nO'
be elected II nominated. Eut "'c'ncf WI D
viii win is not clear
Ey-Rcp-cc-ntative Cannon, OF illinois' "a' "'"0''
"Can Blaine beat IarrIson!'
IIs reply was: NO, he can't; he declined TO s'anu
and take the public verdict, ana aiter 'he Neiu'' -
rendered he cannot then come in as candidate
scrr,or Teller Of Colorado. who has for n long limo
hccn an avowed anti Harrison man, said: u thin@
tho euect IS good Il Is frst-raic. II clears the
anosphcrc now 70 far his acceptance Is conccrheu'
rho s,ock In trade Of the Harrison men was that I've
would nof accept and that good many men did hot
want 70 yte for about whose acceptance thcS were
doubtful What do think It's effect VIII be on Blame
I thln, II will nominate him. think we could have
nominated him anyway. II takes away our weak point
which was the doubt n'out his acceptance"
Fx-Rcprcscntative Evans, o: Chattanooga IcDn''
said: Il think II anything, 1t will tend to strengthen
the Harrison following The Tennessee delegauoh' In
my op,pion will be largely for Harrison"
REPRESENTATIVE Burrows. Of Michigan SAID: rms
s u declaration OF war on the part OF Blaine re-
rnrd thc resignation 0f Blaine ms prOclamauoh' UT
declaration rather. that he Is an open ana avo"eo
candidate before the Convention. lie Is In the field
and fighting for II. As TO its effect on the Harrison
forces It will not change things from what they were
before"
Senator stoclbridge, of Michigan. said: 81 do not
look for second place for Ager, but believe no VIII
take second place with Blaine but with no one Csc
With Algcr on the ticket with Blaine. he VIII sweep
the country,
senator C.. n Felton, delegate at large from Cali
foru,a said: al don't think that is significant fac
tor in tic contest whether Blaine Is candidate or
not there will be no stampede. 1t VIII be liarr'son
the same rs It would have been before
senator IIansbrough. OF North Dakota. shid:
think The effect OF Blanes resignation Will be TO make
Blaine more prominent than before
rohn c. New manager of the Harrison forces. had
n brief opinion but an emphatic one lie sa'n' mo
resignation will not change anything. IL VIII nave
no effect. And there IL danger In the world OF q
stampede We have got the delegates TO eject liar
rlson aud are going TO do IT,
r. X positively stated that Governor Mckinley, of
Ohl, who will arrive tomorrow night Is TO declare
for Harrison. Thi, Information comes from Decgate
George f. Baldwin from McKlnlcy's own home town.
Canton. Mr. Baldwin gave out this statement ths
evening Of McKIncy's Intentions: "Governor MI
Kinlcy has authorized INC to say that upon MS ar
rival Minneapolis he will entc: the Harrison he
uuartcr, and b.comp Of the most persistent work
crs for the President 10 Is Governor McKnlcv's
opinion that two thirds OF the delegation VIII support
the Prcsidcn, upon the first ballot ana that three
Gfhs Of them are so pledged to support tho ires'-
dent that they cannot by any possible intrigue De ell
tcc,l away
Senator wolcott, Of Colorado. said: 1t docs not
mt IN IL
ate the result which tho President. In his inter
vIc,r md secretaries Miller and Foster In theirs
Attempted 10 innlct upon him. Tie resignation may
lc Of some help here ns II leaves vacant anouor
office 10 p'ddc for Harrison votes The ASSIST
ant Po,tmast ter General. the Chcf OF the
bureau Of Engraving and Printing and scores
q hcnds Of Departments fill the "o'
blc- and promise the Offices ana iaNors
promscnoisly. but they haviug no ELECT
IIaiuo would have 600 votes to-day on the first
ballot Every train saells the enthusiasm and brings
him new support The only solii Harrison delegation
is Indiana. Four years ago the Indiana delegation
said that 4 We wUuh give them HnTi-on they "ond
ask neither money nor spcakers They began fiamor
ing for money soon as Harrison was holh.i. ~,
claims carry little weight IL Is refreshing 10 ina
tnn, one convention Is To lc he'd III ms country
Where the oncc seeks the man. As ior colorado.
we are Of course, for Blaine. and the Far Northwest
Is Of The opinion. Mr. Harrison c"nid not carry
Colombo ,,,, mill nm,
senator Quay said Blalne's designation VIII I'M
doul,tcdly prtducr h, nomination -,
y, Governor Foraker OF ohio. sald The resignation
ms led Blaine and the convention VIII AZ one"
,'"u,,,oie MIN There II second choice AgcT
ar Ku~k viii have second place.
" g. Bradley. d.cent" at large from K"ntncky !,
..,d II ihlnk that blaine resigned TO take the
p-n.idcncy-if be could get lt-but don't believe NJ
onn II wall b" Harrison on the hfSt BALLOT.
Governor Mclet.t. OF south Dakot', said Har
,i.on i. -trnngcr than ever In the convention ana
before tn. President Neither delegates nor p"ople
v,ui iudulgr In uickcry cOunt"nan'c II from any
,rn IRON, r,ll,llc or private NE. The Convention
~iu heed the voice of the pr5plc-a groundswcll-
and they will vote right