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

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At the conclusion OF the roll call Mr.. ,Magee
that the total numT ni 2f y@tes
figures from New Mexico. oklahoma. and
Utah. which were not represented in the meet
Mr. Magee moved TINT Chauncey NJ. Depcw
be made the leader Of the Harrison FORCES in
son stand Ly him TO the ond. The motion was
adopted amid cheers. Then the caucus wanted
a speech from Dcpew, but Mr.. Jones Of Illinois
moved an adjournment. and without putting
the question: Mr.. Depew declared the meeting
adjourned.
4 count made from the stage showed that
Their" were 5ll delegates present. Judge
spencer OF California; who was present at tho
meeting said after the ad1urnmsnt that the
than wero present at the caucus Although it
is known that a number of men were present
itivey to the Harrison cause. the moral effect
Of the meeting will make them Harrison men
ctYect II it should appear before the first bal
lot is taken that Mr.. Harrison has majority
Of tho dseEatSSs his strength viii be largely
gates who want to be on the winning side.
Tho Harrison headquarters in L. T. Mich
Friends Of the President from nearly. every
State we're there in consultation. and they all
declared with apparent confidence that the
victory was won. Mr.. New said to the re-
poor1Tsb9 is ia III. orsstost NOVA that has bssn
made during the Convention. 1t completely
discourages the pretensions OF the opposition.
and proves our ability to 5sSnominats The
delegates actually present, and they entered
into u positive agreement to vote together on
the first bal lot for Harrison. That settles the
matter, and there is no use in saying anything
more ABOUT It.
afternoon:
Mssx.ro. June e.snee /, has been
held today that President Harrison Is their choice
ss By saRRas tho
% 81 hi, s and ns in the ths
now man. The uniform reply has been; and VIII con,
3:
e to as M ms viii
be any consideration by them of any other candidate
The story was passed from mouth to mouth
soon after the Harrison conference that the
Blaine movement had collapsed. that his name
ton and that 100 majority for Gen: Harrison
was assured on the first ballot. The state
iied from street to street and hotel to hotel
the supporters OF the Administration filled tho
air with cheers. and the men who wore Blaine
badges looked glum. but at the various Blaine
headquarters the story was received with de-
risi2n Mr. %as wqs not my in when the re-
llatt was found reclining on a couch In one of
his most amiable moods.
There Is not word Of truth In In the h story
admit it. The fact is that the Blaine column
Is stronger this afternoon than never ever DO you
200 ortlceholders here whose Burroughs expire
on saturday. They don't want 60 home and
leave the nomination undecided and the Har
rson cause deprived OF their valuable assist
ance. so they have started this report in the
hone that it will hurry the thing up. 1t simply
hnt hn Inn -
tcg,ating. You can say that Mr.. Blaine's name
VIII be presented as provided for in the orig
nhl programme and that we consider him the
strongest maa in the race"
Mr.. Flats chief lieutenant Louis +. Payn.
said; 49,.
strength OF MI. Harrison. as developed in con
terence. Is Transparent fraud. and made only
for the elroc, it may produce in the knowledge
that mott her our side nor the press could pos
:iby make canvass Of H. men alleged to DO
sta,o It's ty You nav say sT a ir IS ali i Tat
We have to say from this Oh, and that is. we
@ES asyoHH ~ M majority d ib Of tMs
WI demolHtinto that fact UPON tho floor OF tho
The rank and file Of the Blaine adhcrents do
not share N tgs convictions Of success ex-
dressed ty Me- l,ntt and his licutenants and
se awd[sSs 'n",sglves as about tired Of their
i mn iS',, H,v"fn attempts were made to got
NJ e' aSy TIM %S Ma, FfsnrS Of Bantes in
only Succeeded in rctiinp lrn mI ,T HrehkerS
sy nlin,"ns Of y@lls ior H. iTyscn, FckIs
Seh'i iirhl mas turned Ike "A ia n ,uwn rd tia
Harrison side, and thi@ afternoon No Rinime
badges ana IlGli"s and iaunrry mr." frw nnI
iHr betwcnn ana tho air Is surriIar.rI with
Harrisonisn '7'' WIN
The inception Of the Harrison colcus is e,,i,;
70 have been IN tho busy brain OF Long"
Jones OF Chicago, who was unn 81 (,rnni,s
lieutennnts in $50. and ono vi the tnnmuS
aWi Sinil lar gatherings OF that fal,hfnI KIM
We're held during that &, mention Int tn,v
were secret. Mr. Jones said this ni:"ruN, ny
- organized u committee OF on" from tn,.b
state and Territory TO ascertain thr v"t,. g." -
President Harrison. Tho first meeting y,i '' ,n
Monday night at o O'clock The result VI Inn
poll was as At u meeting the t"lIp,wy'',m",.
night 1t was oil: tho third nigi 10 Las;
night. with instructions to throw ont ey"rS
possible dOuhtng vote. and give all confess
against Harrison bedrock figure gnycrs ii
votes. Then / announced to the committed
that there would be u meeting Of the Harrison
delegates at Market Hall on the main street
Minneapolis Immediately after tho adjourn
mrnt ofrto-days morning session. Ihit
meeting esultet IN iDS delegates being actu.
ally presented, Tho roll was then called ly
States and showed iIurrison's low water mani
at 800 votes, This is the first instance in ny
recollection that tho (. lends Of any candidate
ever were bold enough to hold caucus in
brad daylight to demonstrate their siren 9Th =
The following are the figures of the Harrison
column as revised ut headquarters and given
out at u o'clock tonight: