Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-21
IN THE BALANCE

IN lHt BALA@Ct |
Great Uncertainty as t. the Re- /
suit Of tic Chicago Con n: f:
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states tA t tI<4lr >s,i'3 s%'ptinlt fn1t' ve.
t laird for ttte first. t.nllut Thee r. |tt'l:
.lt.uht Ii. would receive he tWn~thlr<l=
vote r,u:l,-itt for =.lhe nomination, but
| enUuIt1 tit.e states t...e their full
strength /. 7 II fnvnrfte snn, the l'rnh':
abilities # tltvtiand's n"lninAtlon
On he opening ballet Wnu1u he very
rem,tt indeed. Congressman @prtu>
gef nf Iliin4i- IL urging tho expedeney
of the Illinois delegalinu voting for
John NJ. Palmer uu the first ballot.
and continue tn ir Efforts on hehAlf Of
tne Illinois leader until u nomlnatlon
Ii reacfed. Henr; Watterson is uu-
derstood to he Isboring with the KEN
lucky delegation to secure the so'ld
vute uf the state for Carlisle, and Sell
ator Voonee4 ot Indiana j. making Il
like demand III behalf Of Gray. 1t is
reported Tonight that prominent detn-
ocratic leaders OF these three states ARE
ent,eHvnrlng 10 arrange conference
of delegates at which it will b. mutu~
atly agreed lh,.t the termination 1T
cleveland ~ Inex f,edient, and t:e I'M
vnttH which he ulight otherwise re-
ceive be distributed Among tAvor@te
@u1l~, Tnt tlel%katinn. of tht>e thlte
states ute practically free 10 act HI
they rttu4t In the emergency, and the
great tlue>tlon IA, will they abandon
CLevclA d lu The Interest Of thrill
western etnnit14 ~ s.
Conferences If Iuuiatin. .deleg"fs>
during tue uiternnun Indicate thai
GRAY t:annnt possibly -tcire the unan
| ,u1ru- vnte OF tia: state un the tiYs
baIIut Or, indeed, until Cleveland l.
uracttAtly retired from the race. |
uuptar4 thAt Cleveland ha- ahna
twelve tleIs gates ii! the Indiana dele
!: gAt!on VIM will vn'e inr thc e&~, rt<l
dent lton1 The n':ginninE. + .@
> Great mystery surrounds The ktn
IL | lucky delegation. No duuht will
= C41 |lelt. tut nf tlit race !ully hall tll
Il kentucky delegates Afe d1~p">eA lawn
- CltrtiAnd. .: .
I'll =Tnere are 1uui}- who he|ieve 1t til
F: tnrtv>eiEht VOTES of 1Iiinoi. nrt cus
/: fur Cleveland ou the first ta Lot
would result iE such enthusiasm ~
effect his nomination. Fnt this rt5
~on, every RESOURCE knoWu tn nn'der
politics is hetng brought to bear t
different factions to central the iptl'
euce Of TIL. delegation, Two boou
which hlossomed today are caustt
considerable anxiety 10 Cleve an
leaders tonight-the German az
Morrison BOONE, and there ls no .dou
the friends OF both gentlemen ale |
boring aesiduousiy TO bling them In
the contests ~ compromise candidate
German, of course, could get the sol
vote of the Mary land delegation, al
1t is assumed lie would receive su
stautial support from various southe
delegations. Morrisons appears to
principally urged by delegates fre
Kentucky, Arkansas and T+xts.
proposition that the Illincis deleKati
vote for Palmer whenever the non,i
alton Of Cleveland appears inexpe
ent, finds no particular opposition
night from the Morrison people, Il
it Is probable the great tariff reform
will bv brushed intn the convention
dark horse, after CLEVELAND IL re- ii
aud Palmer has received the lo
support of the Illinois delegation
AL several ballots.
EinlNnns Hlulne De,t1.
CHICAGO, ,Juue IS. .-EmnAons Blai
son ut ex.Setretary Elnine. died ehc
ly before aeon 10 day of hloud l't,i~
ART, Ing, the result of intiail Ii1utiuu of
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