The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09


absolutely deyuid Of any element "a lculatcl 10
set ire t, f. the cnthusiasm Of. Convention
humor, and tho applause That grcelcd the
oraiion as he took his seat wa- much less
vocifcroms tinn when he made his bow MS pre-
Another cause that has given setback TO
nndrr nmv rS rs the eS St t h S %Gn sn
port OF the Ohio dr,cga,ion, Hamilton county.
whence comes the tulE OF tho Repu blican vote
uovcrnoG, and who declare openly and without
.nt Of IL" toav.niSHH. !" Many y3t SHISs"tSs from
R s@ Np " m the nn FIJI poa but ut tho
bulk OF them are casting about for new
While tho Mckinley, boom is thus fading
away big Tom kccl. who attends the SESSIONS
Of the Convention in company with n levy of
in his manly bosom tho hoomlet that he started
IN Washington two, months ago. IN his vest
H'ffs he set "ni ox tns Sr tho hook TfSh
mont of Tho votes which, he thought he
new eand laio to enter The lists these figures
hnvo not been added to, apparently. since the
this beautiful town OF the great Northwest. but
they haye not been reduced or erased from
hourly, They form the nucleus around which
ne md his friends expect to gradually
outsider to 10 presented to the Convention
The The enthmsnsn, created by The Gar yesterday
speech has not aba,cI, but the delegate. who
present sht are lew and far beweon They
are very earnest and active. however and
maine Of the liz eSSpealc r."f This was shown
r %aen the G the f tSs
merely showed that they were on tho alert and
| faithful to his cause
It Is in New England, chiefly that the de;
mand for Reed as third candidate orig mated
and i watercd and fed. but in every delcga-
not imp9ssiblS thai raj his boom I may be- a
tormilable factor in tho Convention before tho
Today tho name OF Allison is loudly being
members Of that large body Of delegates In
tont and '" dissat "r State of an mind ap at
ne bitterness and apparent hopelessrMsss; OF
factor Treason is the name applied, to this
outside talk by the men who havo laid down
the lines OF battle as between the two candi;
more expressive term. 1t has become perfect
lyuprarent to every body that tho tactics Of the
holding back the organization that they may
gain complete control Of every delegate in tn.
be able to whip their opponents at each step
where contest arises in the Convention. Tho
name OF blaine. SO" that instend of IA short
fight. with harmon, at the end OF it. tho guer
rilll war re- now being carried on mems sore
ness and sulkiness during the campaign and
possible si defeat as the in. g.. result =,
pe Of the Of EE nfs"G and 1
but because the light between them is dscour-
aging ann demoraizng 70 the PARTY. such
a this is @ to-day than tsN was
was the name Of Mckinley around which all
admirers as he. Cheers and enthusi asm how.
ever eS, Pmo%nt 70 little in c9nyentiSn almost
a% wa and bes s0T Night Sens G msde
where the contendins managers Ts' Contest s their
S by ns r S enth thu
fight does very well to keep up tho ardor Of tho
delegates while the managers play their
upon the, life and death, fight that is being
made by the friends Of Blaine and Harrison.
such thing as u compromise is possible.
They know in their, hearts that the
decided change Of, front must be made. and
that when that time comes IT means that
Harrison ana Blaine must both be dropred and
| only unite tho factions in the Convention. but
ihrinE together upon IA common platform, and md
| Republican party whose eyes are to-day cen
| tired upon this Convention fight.
The minds Of tho strong leaders is 2 name that
s n@rdy Sts EnrI sne c h
is tn" name OF John Sherman. There is alb
| soutrly no enthusiasm for him. for
"'sSmDt has been to create
have rnrqded tho streets. no applause has
| greeted lis name in the Convention hail. and
no shout for him goes NJ from the crowds OF
! excited and apparently half mad men. who. 20
about in 81 en {Hn
H 15rcs ' heHe facts ' the
Th1 Ii is c moIt apt to be the dark
necessary. is the Ohio senator. Cor whom tho
| Republicans have great respect and admira-
lis eo en po4 pSsrs@a afi Aost wR5nt
execution the man1Errs OF the IepHding
a Would Ge son a "G and su hs' can G
tnie nnd so IN prvatST they dS not HSsi
| Spnonor. CoGgcswel CulIom. DufIield. McKin-
| ley. all these men have a good word for Shrr
| man. but tuey seem 10 whisper it beneath their
| do til" voting in tho Convention might take
| thcm nj their word and insist upon tho nomi-
hs Smbion by wTaI he calls ;T tho in n
Gr4titnh' Of humanity and the trcachory OF
| politicians.
ngcmer;t Of this Coz yention and powerful in
III" c,,..ntroI Of the delegate" Of his own state
sherman should a movement be made, in his:
behalf THIS is Foraker, md tho opposition OF
| this man and his friends might be deadly
| to the hopes of the sherman men. because.
| however much fornkrr's reputation may have
| been impaired in the minds # his countrymcn
nj inrge, ho Is tn..daY power in tho Rcpubli-
can politics II ONO, nm il hero in Minnrnpp-
| liz IN absolute control ri onu-halG the den.
cntra from thr l'T"heye state. Ii is no doubt
| frHo that Mckinley could not ct the solid
| vote Of ohio should other states combine on
MN. Nnnrman nlso wogli nnt tn" ouro.iton
| OF N"n IN his nwn state fatal Ii. when tho
battle hn'wr"n Harrison and Blaine II rndci. it
| Should u" found necessary. Tor the sake of
| harmony ana victory. t. hrin.: tho name Of
sherman l"iote IA" Convent n il could only
IT,, IT, V,,rtnIi"VS at Tho cost 81 erLMinH IN twain
result ot such y light ms this is al that dctcr1
| the manhg"rs iron. deciding that. IN ra-" OF II
| break, the obi" Eenntur would ro tn" strong
est man ann whom tho conlendins faction in
the tuH>"rl IN might unto.
should J." said that Gov, Mckinley has
showh his shortly in Tho support II Gen.
| Harrison IN the most emphatic way. he has
hren out I"Ecn for him on all occasions. and
| mas refused to roun'cnan"e for moment tho
| discussion ni his own name lie became worry
angry yesterday when some ono iu hi pres nce
IL y Ia T. l..I