Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-11
1T IS HARRISON AND REID
WORK OF THE EsEPURLICAN
CONVENTION FINISHED.

CONVENTION FINISHED.
Reid Nominated HI Short order
at the Evening session. Great
Blaine IIurrah, Eut Only "a Few
votes.
MINNEAroLls, June 11.-Immcdiatcly
after the adjourrcnt of the convention
Thursday the Blaine people called
meeting of their leaders to he held in
Chairman Clarksor's room. 1t waslong
after 9 o'clock Friday a. III. when the
c0unscllors got together. Among those
present were Clarkson. Quay, Fassctt,
Walcott and Platt. The situation was
fully discussed and it was apparent that
great bitterness had been cnGcndcrcd by
the contest OF the evening ana the VIC
tory of the Harrison forces i'll the crcdcn-
tials committee. The adyiSability OF
dropping Blaine and centcring upon Nc
kinley or Sherman was fully discussed,
but no definite results were reached and
at + a. M. they adjourned.
Another Conference.
Platt, Walcott, Clarksun, Teller, liou-
tcllc, Manlcy and others on Friday morn
ing resumed this conference. When they
adjourned they figured that they would
be able to beat Harrison, but i'll the tore
noon they found their plans disarrangcd
and were much less confident of their
ability to carry out their plans. The
scheme in part was to consolidate ONO
on Mckinley. Michigan on Algcr, and If
possible to get away some OF llarrlsons S
strength in Massachusetts and Iowa.
In Ohio great work was done. Foraker
at first would not go into any combina-
ton on any one else than Blame. lie
said he had not come for the special pur'
pose of defeating Harrison, but to nomi-
nate Blaine and he was disposed to stick
to him.
Friday morning, however, there was
decided disposition to concentrate
strength Oh Mckinley. AT 1880 a. M
one Of Gov. Forakcr's men SAID the
governor would now do whatever was
|, r;oht and necessary, first to defeat the
President and afterwards 90 nominate 4
ne" mail ne so''' t"'l ,'.e ~''n -, '>n,
Eates WERE otSlnos'" " ~ ~
. bury personal differences aDd tor the glory
of the state unite and Iamc Il man the'
oe',e'eo ~ "e d N''''s' =, ,,,;,, i,n,
n "in' aS 'ne! H''''e.''"Ns "'' ~
come pretty e'oS' 'IS..uN' .,,,,,,,.,
t Ne"'M M''',e '"S ii''' '''o''
's were act'Feiy w"IN"'i !" S"'"'. ., .,'
n'o,ei,ien'' 1"'' 'N".,t' III ,,.n-,
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tei l'''ul''s'Il' oo,s> s''' c'"n ""o Ne,
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i'e ''"' ''''H 'pl'>' w." -,
people stlIl coht'hcht, Out l"e p'"''
managers affected TO be none the less d'
co. termincd. Chairman Clarksun said tha
.,,,r,.. .,f +.I
''c ''ao 'eN''''u ' ''' - ''''''>
grams In the morning lIoih PI"Hl'lei
men throughout the country, who la
heretofore been urging him to harinC
nize the opposition in support Of Il
president. requesting him now to max
every effort to bring about reconcile;
ton of the warning factions aud unite o
some man who would be satisfactory
both elements. Mckinley, RuSk, koe
and Allison had all been suggested
those tclcgrams.
. One effect of Thursday nights fight w;
! visible on all sides on the opening trida
, and that v,s that the bitterness of fec
ing cnpcndcrcd in the contests in mar
! tcstations OF the past week had SfoWn.
rlop'i .i"i,s M;i." =, H., l., clnsn,,
five republicnus. The Harrison pcop
of course were inclined to be cousiderat
: 1t was the rank ana eol the n''''' 'o'.
VINO, mourning ana refusing !" "I W.
4 tortcd' uttermg dehance 10 Tue "4''.t
8 tratio'l candluitc' Just Nv" ''s'''
4 TINS 'ccIIn% Wi'l DC, o' Soorse' Il" ''' u
. say. ,..:.
~ nc MaSsachuSettS s'ats "NNS' NV
4 held conference fri"ay morning ''
. the greatest anxiety was c'''''tu 's
r ITS probable results VARIOUS @'ll' I1,Sut 81"
delegates or a maJorI'' " .,',S- u,'et5"' =,
tnereo'' he'o 'i',PIo'i''.u 'o''N IN w.,
ML',l, no a., ", ',,,,n,rn1 ," tn hr tL man N,
looked to as a compromise candida
The Blaine people took particuIar pa'
to give ont the stateuc''t t'''S ,">! ~
posed TO STANG Dv the,' . ''''''','"l, ,.o,,,r g."
there were l'lo,ea.lo'.s eil'. ' ,",n,v'. S.'."
at,e,npt was "e'''S ''''"e ~ '">'>''
solid 'front.' ,s.,o,
,.,,
- AT IL O'CLOCK inc houF ST. ''' '''
scmbling, the results of tie long nj