Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07
THE DOUBTFUL VOTES.
They VIII Drci'e The Choice and They are
Causing Iuch Anxiety.
Ipec,sl Dispatch ~ The Evening Star.

Causing u uch Anxiety.
Special Dispatch ~ The Evening Star.
MISSEAPoLIs. MISS.. June THE upshot
of all the hguring and claiming and Of all the
work since last night Is that no one vet Is dead
sure of a majority of delegates Inc Blaine
men carried everything in the matter of pre-
hmi,ary organization. aud have all the advan-
tage that grows out of this, but this they get
from the national committee. and il gives no
reliable indication Of the convention itself
stands
A verv good Indication 10 "copper"" all claims
10 found in the fact that neither side is in any
hurry 10 make "a te-t of the convention.
The Blaine men, while they did a great deal
last night. apparently did no: accomplish as
much as they hoped to and here and there are
aens of un.asiness. This, while not neces-
sarily indicating weakness. makes it clear
that they are not absolutely sure of
victory vet. The same signs to
be found on the other side. and as a
result OF most careful survey of field one
must conclude that each candidate has some
thing short OF enough TO nominate. and that
the fifty or SIXTY men who are holding off or
landed To make :he winner. Therefore neither
wants TO hurry u vote.
II was expected by both this morning that the
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count on 1-1 votes on the hrs' DahOt-
but ne followed this confident statement
at once with an expression of doubt as TO the
perm.nenf o~oa,;xatiop II uas proclain,ad n,
-
A's' 'A"' fe'PAe MAINS VIC 'o'ss W vi SAM.
the convention would contest the selection OF
Mr.. Eassett as temporary chairman. Such a
move would hive shown the strength ON both
side
Mr.. Carter said this morning however there
would be no contest over this place.
We do not want, he said, ITO strike out on
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BLAINE MN Lfss CONFIDENT.
That this timidity j, not confined 10 orc side
II Is noticeable that thee are more Blain, men
TODAY who adpi; n Doubt As 10 the ontcome
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AWksIEENEhs SUMMARY
A very prominent Pacific eoslst man. who in
sisted that his name .bouId not be used IN.
No., n. ,hsr, L., ;,;.,, -,,,,,.., NJ, a., -,
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Non mus; hr- hi"iie Is s'esInS gaming thcre-
avfe Sir; harrison II s'enahy losing ground
Inns mao 10 DE SO: 10, a. tiie s,.rt there was nc
one IN he hei1 OUT harri-oh and b,
Ihs question i where MI Blaine progress