The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-08
THE BATTLE BEGUN.
Result Of the Struggle To-Day
Very Uncertain.
A BIG HARRISON VICTORY
In The Election Of Governor Mckinley, Of
Ohio as Permanent Chairman.
BLAINE ZEN CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
Mshono Ias Tuu Sway with tho Virginia
Delegation and Is Desperately Ilehung
Harrison The >ortb Carolina Doll
ecauou-Iho Commiitcemen
seIectcd-Aner ths Veual
Negro Vote Of the
south.
A BIG HARRISON VICTORY


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Tie Uarr.son managers are still confident
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evening and determined I'D lofce iho AsAl
from now on. They said tuey Lad decided
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today because lAef oIu ho' WIS" '' 'I'"
their strength. They were willing that n5-
..tf alnul1 la caued torauorarv chairman
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Ne". uarrl5oh manager s"'.
I'VE did not care % expose our exact
....,.r 1l. t,.,y, ,go ls,. o ,not.rif, and
could well ahofd To DO couclHhioIy ana con-
servafiye We could have beaten him had we
.r ctt.--sl. e frIt Onr foft will be
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made to-moiro" oA the report o4 'Do e'e"eD-
tai committee. The national committee has
seated coniestng delegations opposed TO
Harrison. We made our h~At u eet iA our
delegates aud that wl. bring tho mattr be-
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our strength. alQ we are cc-lt-Li o- VIII
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NAh.NA ii'hiiHH HARRISON.
The Virginia delegation is still controlled
lv Malone. except that Harrison las gainad
one member since last night The delegation
as poAed Tonight stood fifteen for Blaine 90
nine for Harrison Last night there were
ollv eight for Harrison hut TODAY be has got
one more. Malone IS working his best 90 keep
tie delegation away from Harrison He said
ls was confident Harrison would not get
aF.l.. ID.
the minority of the Virginia delegation Is to
take anybody TO beat Harrison. They talk of
Mckinley and Sherman. but IT'S evident Mae
hone favors Sherman. Malone feeIq under
special Obligation o. Sherman. and is TRYING
H. hold his deIeoati0n for tbe Ohio Senator I'M
the event of q break
After the election of Malone last night as %
member OF the national committee tho orgaui-
zation was mpleted by elecnn@ II. j.. howen
3a,.5. on lL7 | n 9on,ii,. o Iil'''0'' I .-e-r
,...rI Na73iu of i. ,roinia. as yioe-uresi3ent M
t-e crr~ort,or 81 ~ yv0o1 ,,ss oros,.r e,,5
for serreter,- y y NfrCarU
IHE NORTH cNoLINA prLEGNIoN.
The North Carolina delegation as chosen
stands for Harrison. The compromise ac-
cording % the contesting delegates half "a
vote each IS being fought by the Blaine men.
Malone. oi ir2ina who ls W9rkug tho
Blame element ln North Daroiua delegation,
advises against any compromise. and Insists
that the ant-Hars0u people shall make
Determined hght lie Blaine people saw
that after tle action OF The committee ON cree
denta.s And the convention on contests the
North Carolina delegation VIII stand eighteen
tot haIt.5. d ana ioul Ior blalne.
lAe NoIin carolina O., delegation organized
i"7t Ll-L' 'l '.e.lDB "Hlte CHAIRMAN. Deie-
gate "l.'.A .. lHe commit leo on eieuehlihls,
HusA '..e 0A oisau1htol' ifichaId On
platform. lDefs was ehlf7 harmony ln the
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. IDe n"'I.-.u "a managers arc indignant at
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North Carolina is concerned Harrison loses
only four votes Livery possible pull is being
neel 10 fo.d the negro delegates to Harrison. /
! Ae managers Say tne President has at least /
500 votes Which cannot Doe shaken.
n0ru sfny. lyrr Confident
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Itt. .n earlv hour this morning. and dis
J posed II Tie cases of contested delegations
.tg after the Alabama ana Ais'lssipp
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