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Blaine nominated. The Convention has. how
ever. chosen good man and the entire Re-


Ike the Conventions selection very we'll, y
%SG NJ sSlson 4 so deserved ron0m
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strongest candidate, Tor his own sncceSsion
ton that Will not be, a source Of strength in
beitcr than those OF any man tho Democrats
REPRESENTATIVE Henderson of Illinois is
tho best nomination fh rr lie, eou.h haFG been
OF tho politicians have been against him. il
the situation had been reversed n,s ne would have
business Of tho politicians to get into line. and
l think Mr. Harrison will DO neglected.
be coS ane %nad hSve
prisPd TINT The Republican party should have
thonrht they w would have avoided the dis.
sensions which arc bound n1., to occur in their
think Mckinley would have been a stronger
Representative snyers Of Tcxas-Mr. Harri-
son is the strongest man they could have put
Representative Pricc Of Tcnnessee-,--lt is n
weak nomination. Mr.. Harrison's position on
tho Force bill will be against him in the cam
Mr. Wilson Of West virginin--He is probably
the strongest man that tho Convention could
.,fsprsscntstlye Hermann r., Of o.rce9n.I take ,
nhS d nsa h il lis VIII Wifi fHn % nnk
s.nator THwleye1t is ths wiTsst thing the
given splendid administration. l ii ink ho
will run we'll. md hope and believe that there
IS" senator or raddockEiSS nomlation Of frcsi.
s nna s es hs
Vln1p inng ~ hn LA
drawn from his support because, they know
that their constituencies expected from them
ITcis, Inherently stronger with the mass of tho
people than hns been generally believed .h
result. in tho Convention. win prove this
As 10 Mr.. Blaine. do not believe he has by
his own c,2nsent. become candidate for
moment. His name was used Ivy others for
their own purposes. have not believed that
even I popiinatcd he would have accented. Hs
Of Republicans everywhere on account Of tho
mn"psant attitude dn in Thea no has "a, been been
ve aGfa ~ WIN fe h4 reheS III tho Con-
senator Mitchell of .oregon-While the CON
test test , Was spirited all must agree TINT tie
administration and he certainly he's deserved
reorganization,
have nominated rs strong man as thcy could
and he will carry the RopubIican vote. The
ES a Of I" who m we're Ss t4 rss
they. viii sitemrt to dsf"at tIe rrrrs;
wore thos" who did not favor a second term.
These will probably lave lukewarm feeling.
tTS anne Is IL ihat there
We're 100 olllrcholders ut the Convention. it Is
k% 10 GMass au % si seryc 20
Senator Hill and Senator Cameron refused
TO say ANYTHING. speaker Crisp would only
say that tho PRESIDENT could he defeated by n
lrw.cratic candidate. Col: John L. IGil i",
to beat as nEy ono the Repu blicans could have
many callers. Guiding Q delegation Of about
100 Indiana people residing here. le received
this raTty il the East Eoom' which was bril-
AT no sape time Mrs. Mckee held q recop
tion, in ono Of the other rooms. which was at
President has also received hundreds Of con.
gratulatory kilograms this evening from all
PAS As senator Hale Of Maino drove ur to his
residence at dinner time thi;; evening he
found Secretary Tracy, who had been waiting
to whom victory had come. Asked for his
views on the nomina'ion. Senator Hale said:
of Maine wanted Hlaino first but Harrison is
our second choice
Ii. timing '9S a %S no down East
ssnStSr Ii n SS Isa st q ws sna an the
The real Blaine mem" said Representative
DinelGy. emIhasizing the word ,renlt"tho
I Ieal blaine men accept tho result cor
"Tncn there is distinction between the
usnr E his w %n asf"S who have been
-" won't say anything about that" !said Mr..
DnClcy. but ren"at that the real Hlnine
men first but No did not know Elaine was in
the fight. and. II you remember; tho Maine
state Convention, warmly endorsed Harrisons
Do You know if Mr.. Blaine, ever consented
ln "5S 9 AZ d "e sa m
= that Is. / have u rositiye belief TINT NJ.
unless by sil.rcr. to tho use oil bis name"
..Wili Mr blaine e on IT, TIE stump - =, ,,,.,o
can to hcir the ticket. MIR. Blaine is first OF
all u Republican.
THE FATE OF BLAINE AND MEINLEy.
Tho sudden, disappearance Of the blaine
and the opinion is general TINT this will wind
w the political carcrroi tho rllmcd knight.
rdt t as res ESa vanyhad her
Although only few days ago tho name of
Elaine was en- every M ana at le"sf three:
here we're actively cnIisted in his behalf. thcro
can b" found tonight hardly onetn do hun,
champion here this week, has swung back into
the Administration ranks. and says fortnight
m" Nom I'M HI The s"u iii ans are Harrison
men tonight. sure enough. and the man from
Maine has been utterly u,Serte:.
There is u good deal Of serious Whispering
among the politicians tonight also. concern,
his name played in the Convention Is Gcner-
ALI characterized n very peculiar ono. it
looks to the Washington politicians as IL Gov.
Mex inlay had listened too kindly, TO, tho per;
sunsi ms Of tho Blaine men. and had allowed
them to make use of his nam" for the purpose
OF creating third candidacy and diveltnl:
thereby a number Of votes from the President,
with tho inlcntion, OF transferring tho Blaine
strength to Mckinley on tine second or third
hnll"t, and thus securing his nomination
in tho interest o! III" anti Harrison mon.
1t is said hero that II Mckinley had
been voted for 10y som" q, e II" Harrison dele
tiun would not bo open to criticism but rs ho
wns known asa Harrison man. and WAS tn"
the Convention. lis consent to tn" use of his
name on the ilrst ballot looks very uspicious.
mud it is thOuEht hero by most OF the leading
public men that he has inflicted upon himself
injury which may prove permanent
The Democrats hay" all along thought PrcHi-
don't Harrison would prntanly h"remnminntcd.
ing. Most of them declare. that tho Ircedrut
will be an easy man to beat on account of tho
nartv disscnsions in which he has been So CON