The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
Is Blaine il Not In II and
son Says Harrison VIII
le Laid on the Shelf.
Depcw Not Taken into
= Confidence and lie
Feels Hurt.
|Tle Clans Assemble.

lis contains more prominent
} party leaders than any other
country tonight. but there is
|cnrcity Of delegates and it is
conceded that it is the dele
are to make the presidential
bn next week. Until the latter
therefore,. in sufficient numbers
Ione TO determine the conccn-
pion. all predictions as to the
the convention must b" ac
but idle prophecy founded on
preference. All day the lob
the West hotel have been
with leaders Of national rcpu-
diligent inquiry failed to dis
bglc man who is not here for
be and who does not have
sonal candidate for the prcsl
bus il is that men Of acknOWl.
tical astutcness are found to
Electrically AS to their prcdic-
E result of the convention. and
ercnces are generally divided
arrison and Blaine an Algcr
Ind then suddenly appears and
10 the argument by confident
that the Michigan man will
bound to the front as com
Sndidate Of the convention.
)TH MANAGERS ARRIVE.
nd Harrison managers both
the early morning trains and
headquarters at a leading
L confidence with which the
tuted Blaine boomers an
Dat he would accept the nomi-
were extended to him, and
Assurance with which they
uting the contest in his behalf
enly given seriousness to the
he movement and the more
iticians are tonight directing
btion TO "A diligcnt analysis Of
De vote of the various state
!. in the matter Of figures
panagcrs point to the states
given positive instructions
kidcnt and then cites assur-
pport which they claim as be
received from unlnatructcd
Blaine people give no
but claim about every
b sight. not limiting
les to those states in which ne
hs were given, but claiming
votes from states positively IN.
br Harrison. j. &. New Of In
Dsul general to England, and
member Of the national com
at the head of the Harrison
h }. S. ClarksOn Of Iowa, chair
~ national committee, is rccog
be leader OF the Blaine move.
|s fellow-workcrs in behalf nj
j. <. Fassctt Of New York, H.
bf Wisconsin. \. =. CongCr Il
J. Hyde of Massachusetts, amt
born, of Michigan. Ill mcmbcis
zAatiOnal committee. Senators
of Minnesota AMI Fans.
North Dakota. Gen. News
IfeutcnantS are j. Is. GOWdy
Of the Indiana republican
nittee. Hon. NJ. Il. Lightner
tolna, delegate, General M. i
Indiana. law partner of "
ex Senator John g. Spooner
and the following Indianans
!. s. ID. Miller. \. u. Hcndrick
Durbin, delegate from Andcr
W. Stivcra. editor Of the Lib
ald, and also IA delegate. Al
unite in asserting that there
te harmony in the delegation
Don will receive the unanimous
indiana. In speaking of thu
IL situation. General New i
~ jn his assertion that Elaine il
RArace.
4X EVIDENTLY WORElED.
~ necretary of state understands
,enlng of the English language
m With great dcliberaiion today
W what he was doing when h'
Ne of the country into his conn
Deans of his letter of delination
what the result Of that lcttc
The first and most importan
be letter was the Withdrawal
race in favor of Harrison, o
son. Sherman. Rusk, ard mum
ers, who. with Blaine III tn
d have made strong fights fo
Taking Blaine at his wor
gentlemen followed him il
pide and leaving the presiden
b. 1t would be an insult {
manhood and integrity +
en for arguments sake tina
ritling when he wrote tina
lot only this. but
he grossest injustice to tn
who would have been candi
him and who Withdrew whe
would be an insult to tn
bis country which could neve
or forgotten. am lookin
Dsition of any importance I
denomination. There is a
bon sentiment, it is true bu
ess and impotency will b
efore many days are pas
opposition there is cannC
has tried to settle on Blain
is settled Blaine will no
may attempt to unit
4 pebody else, but
no good. We alread
ority Of the delegates pledge