The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

In this morning from Duluth. Iva. elected
ap fn he s,d Sut
! Tor Blaine, aud / think lfty. Of the Now York
a. Are for 9Sst dS M %sk., sa u
| On o was to DO the permanent Chairman Of
dc rye ' Il. baldwin Of Canton. who arrived
here this morning. brought message from
Mr.. Mckinley The Governor sends creating
ths Harrison men, ani says that ne p, VII Ss
for Harrison. He says that two.thirds OF tho
Ohio delegation is Tor the Presidents renomi-
Ex-Congrossman Joseph G.. Cannon Of I'LL
nois came in from Chicago this morning. He
would vote AS u unit for Blaine was untrue
The lTH9ls delegation e. understand It
got better !dea Of 1t there than can here"
FORAKER AND pErEw on HAND.
At mn early hour the trains from tho East
began 10 pour in Homogeneous to the camps
ot both parties from Ohio. New York. Ken
was one OF tho early arrivals at the West
s aGis n"' 9s'f 70 S.s f1oassI
sa snd h. INT re #. are nSm il
delegation is divided. but & i likely to AZ
date who develops the greatest strength"
n S Wt ha an s%
in time to register HIS name close below that
~ Foraker. Having done this. he hastened
up stairs withnn Intmatlon that he would o be
the lrass lands. Dut we l.av. tho votes So.
cam" in on ,He heels ' of DSrSw in tow q q
Clark Wheeler. tho journalistic. free silver
fmrNn ST H H.' b%R Ssh" #. yS% as
srssa%n they viii Ss he sa II wn " s"H @
lat oh, fl hat n nNIi "a
bent Harrison. whether II Is Blaine or any ono
else. Trey t.yor Aleer for second nlaees only,
am that to any one else.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The National Committee mot In the West
House hea,I.iuartcrs shorty aefore noon to- to-.
all were present Cm irman, Clarksnn pre-
sided. II was expected that tho COM
miitce would name tl,rtompornry Chairman.
and that John ~. l.ungston would he the man.
but an. unexpected "pnositi"n to Langston
crnnped out. and the naming of thu Temporary
until Monday at II o'clock. Bv that time a tho
members "t tho committee viii be on hand.
co an" B. r a. ths rrna member n"lne
nomtnaton II ex.ss1ator Malone. Ana, as
s% H" %S5E%s "t estsnds ~e to
th s"ss COOL old Srsnia tyne s"1Es e IS
:or Harrison. Aahonc vii arrive in tho morn
Ing Ing and t T 1s it wk T, tumble AMI rdy y
friends believe that Langston should be
the Temporary Chairman: GHl BRADY SAYS
Of the President on the streets o! Washington.
surrounded by crowd # negroes. md his
would regard 1t ~ direct insult We're. Lang
st%n &c Wry %' II tie
Committee, and read the ,iot act. This letter
oof Mahnne's was sent to the Republican state
last. In i Malone, sreaking Of Langston
as candidate Tor Congress- declares Lang
sSa is not tGt the n" "p sm Of tns fSe
i"lIowing reasons 81 That Iangston is hon. on
fs,y n% pnnssn tnar ro tse
and Ia and let the Hemocrats ' USE
him in Isss t" defeat our Regular E"puhl,can
which ho gave the tate to Clevelnnt against
%ns sstsr1 As sF Of the
that there would be contrasting dee.
masand ssss sIs South capa
Ina, Texas: Utah. and the District Of colum.
J. ''' :. Braay Of Virginia.. 4. T. Con,
Ms s. 2hG Hh sns cn@anfsy f p Ey
anita gonistic 70 the Presidents renor ination
-ss1mmittee; consisting Of Gen C. s Var E
nna Hsr y New jersey viii
dispute in Utah.
- This Is another nti.Hagrison committee.
Nav. sam Fessenden Of Connection, n.
sSe Of Of Ssss SSiSH sf"StSf q "s
ATka1sss and and He. Hyde of Mas
iorty "e Of '1 anti Harrisan So m .e'' The bis-
lrict OF Columbia dispute will DO heard
first and then ssconsecntively Maryland.
sssirpi. and Louisiana will he taken IN. The |
work Of the National Commute" confirmed the
assertions made all along that the majority OF
It's members were strongly antagonistic to
Harrison.
MRS. BLAINE's MANY Condolences.
y From various sources comes news that Mrs;
esew1Sre that her husband was going to be- rs
candidate.
sy sy Ssd here st the e.
yentsn mot Ike Mrs B Mss an and IN"
tell her son what he we'll knew. and what her or
women friends had long known. 1t isa curious
." for days
secret which majority Of poiitieians 'i may
not longnco Mrs. Emmons Blai inc was with Mr.
i,9 IN musical errnnd. II" s%id to his
viewed or to talk politics on such OCCASIONS
Nevertheless he did not hesitate to shy to
You sa Dess Sou sons to
thing important i going to happen there.
interesting. story 10 tell. On recent visit he
paid to Mr.. Blaine in Washington. when
that stntraman asked him all al out tho
new CONDITIONS that haye. grown M, in
laws. the union Of the Democracy. and ali the
rest. W. DMriri2h Joins the, rest in saying
good, md ndhs that Mrs; i,,ainn ton him
I hat II her husband would stop thinking OF
himself there would be nothing whatever thu
matter with him. Snch was tho information !
given to r"sEonsiblc mt! respectable men upon |
which delegates to this Convention were asked
TO frame tH"ir "aus" next week.
II has tccn necessary in order to offset tho
rum"rs snr"al by opposition bat the Blaine
movement was pretcn"n and n plot that
llanc won.G "nrry the Convention and then
de'lin" the nonpas!on. AMI tha' the associ-
nt"d men would then spring third person on
the Convention.
Many OF these delegates came her. supros-
iiGrg thoms"!vr. to be only ,,nominnlly for
Blaine. but really for John sherman They
, ,nns,. here believing that Blaine, was
II ha got tho nomination hc would decline it
SO as To- make u impos.ihlc forthe resident 10
take his lcavings. but the nows the leaders
brought from Washington put sherman out