The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-10
WITH THE NEw r0RK DELEGATES.
DIR. Dcpcw Leading All the Harrison Forces
The Wicked Gtbbs's rhirtcens.

Dr. Depc,v Leading Az the Rnrr'-o" Forces
The Wicked Gtbbs's rhirtcens.
M1NyEAPoLIs. June o.-Dr. Dcrew is in COM
mand of the Harrison forces. not only of the
New York delegation. but all the Harrison
people here. He is the representative of tho
President and oven John c. New and Gen.
Kitchener and other lighters for the President
take their orders from him. The Doctor has
developed into u political hustler. He has ad-
dressed the Harrison forces over and over
again. urging them to keep steadily in line
He has been compelled to do this because tho
delegates have been thoroughly awakened to
the true position of Senator Hiscock in Newlork
State politics. Senator Hiscock's assumption
that he was here to speak for New York was
torn to pieces by Henry G Burlegh and other
anti Harrison men in tho delegation. Even
Mr. Platt who has all along spoken OF the On
ondaga Senator as a personal friend smiled
grimly and sarcastically at iiiscock's claims
Dr. Depew saw the situation. and WAS COM
PEELED TO step into the breach. He also has thu
authority Of the President to speak for him.
Should tho President win. Dr. Dcpcw will prob
ably be the new Republican boss of New York
State. Certainly. the Republicans OF both fac
lions in the State will not cntrust Senator His
cock with the leadership.
That is the situation to-day. assuming al
ways that Mr.. Platt will have nothing to do
with the canvass in New York State If Harri-
son is nominated Warner Miller is wrapped
VI in tho Nicaragua Canal enterprise and
could not devote the time necessary to tho
leadership.
1t is said that in tho event Of the Presidents
nomination DR.. Depew would have the aid of
Secretary Tracy and Collector Hendricks. The
Collector is wise and keen politician Hea acts
more like Samuel J.Tilden than any man in New
York State in either party. His dcmcanor and
his husky voice are very similar to the we'll
remem bered characteristics Of the age Of
Grcystone. The Collector also looks like Mr..
Tiden ut times. He has been sturdy fighter
here for Harrison. He has not stopped over.
and has not been frightened by the Blaine
boom. though he says he will not count his
chickens before they are Matched. Ho was tr-
ne annoyed at the action Of Sitting Bull John ID.
Lawson in the Convention this morning. When
senator Sewel OF New Jersey moved an ad-
journment until o'clock this evening. and
Gov. Mckinley had decided that the Couvcn-
ton had so voted. Mr.. Lawson rose and called
for a division. The delegates stood UP and
we're counted. and the vote was 4O7 for ad-
journment to 2tO against it. Tho Collector
thinks Mr.. Lawson should not have called for
the division as the Harrison men had fully
agreed to the Adjournment But there wcro
2O6 other men who sided with Mr.. Lawson aud
who werc opposed t. further delay. Tho
Collector in explaining this says that possibly
Mr.. Lawson and his friends We're not fully ac-
Quainted with tho Harrison plans. Mr.. Hen
bricks says he fears nothing in the way OF nd
,ournment. and that every hour increases the
Presidents strength.
-ConEressmnn Rurlelgh has made a care
full canvass Of the delegates, lie does not wish
looks Isii as il the Harrison men had 45l votes
Mr.. BurlciGh is now shooting through the del
ssns HGs to esr o n tho
that the Harrison mon have 4'j2 votes. EN-
senator Fassett says that the fight i. danger
and Gen. Clarkson have been IL conference
nlI day. They realize. the situation. and ARG
pessb he srasso aH IS a t2 Bit
'' Ge every Ja .2eW ". Hustled is Improving in
had the battle uprcrIn ost in his mind. To one
OF his friends he said, when no could scarcely
speak above whsner. and when the Blaine
TO think that Dr. Depew. Judge Robertson.
Mr Blaine Inc and yet come here and ind that
perhaps he will be nominated and all the
'crSSditwl be EiyGn I? I'm iatt;' p,oro
he says, because no believes that Blaine and
reciprocity, ureithe most popnlar features he ,;:
l l2fS ' IS H : i'ts dS~nsnst t@:pgIt IL
is superstitious. and has recalled that
IN thirteen the E"G@ cavon Fl 'G Go lost sp 5 III
each game tnat when he arrived here thirteen
colorcd gentlemen called on shed Shook. his
winked at him. that every time. he changes a
80 lii he gets Sl3 back, and that his pew in
Church on Sunday was No ID; and after all
chances char Of the Maine statesman. :,
The leaders OF the anti-Harrison forces in
the Empire state believe empha,irally in n"
Eo!iry Il TIE d"yk RGrL.s h m 'he
If reciprocity. carnot lead Mr. Mrh,n ley ne
punot Of protection hs rnre1G III INC MIC
NI,,ri ff To- IL
tiri"n as there is in Ohio, ilc has lnen with
tho anti Harrison men rom AeW l"rN al Gay
! one hin. is certain, that tho opponents OF
| tho resident in New lorA state VIII no' GNo
| Tuthe bGttc until the votes are roillitnd, i,ney
hut w. ar" re- for ' anybody who can, hrqt ilarr,
son and their. remarks ON the President are
senator Erwin Of st. Lawrence county Is
very much cisgusted Mt tho management 81
VI" invention. He saws IN" mhnasels shnuid
not haso got l2.0OOpeolle together th's morn
a.. without entertaining mem, ~" or ~ orr Ipv
| shpnlu have been turned on instead ~ any
thihG else. The audience. after struEsling 10
| -" N ma paving all sorts Of prices LOT sea'S'
| W.T." dismissed summarize ,.o
=, Last night, in tho great Blaine dsmonstrG-
| non ~ tho West House. Chaunrcy VI. Depew
SHINING pug hat was mashed. not crushed Ut
GGrnmllGd. tut actually tramnled upon. II Wns
ATTEMPTED To inter- the front door OF the West Nest
| Hr trIcd 10 rush his way across the
s srfe,i S"E@ " thr "t,smnt, 'aS Esir
IN" dons" crowd forced linn t. east anchor to
| VINEYARD. ard he had To- mas" a drtour to the
| suulhMe-t aud cast. and at last he found an
passed through the barrocms, temporary and
permanent. aud reached the rotunda Just as
the anti Harrison banner was beinS trahpied
under foot. The dense mass OF humanity.