The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-03

in Columbus and counsel'ci iiit tJ 10 10 TIC wav
OF tho wishes OF Ills friends Gov Mckinley
WIN a, ronnn q, nnninsnce Of Con. Horace Por
tor conrrrning collections Tor the Grant mon ;
ment fund has led s fr,snds 70 sngees' 'I pr
Dcpr,y and Senator lIiscocR arc espttlR'y ~
yoruble to The idea.
THE ntG rouR DIVIDED
" said md II is very clear from all TINT Ia
hoard In Tho Iluiot corners 81 the parlors ecu
pied by tho statesmen already on the grou I'd.
tn Dr. nerew and SSnat3f nisSoe a are spW
Win VII "sSxssenotSr Thomas 9; Ilatt and exsen,
er Warner Miller Tnr rl,tt 1n@ MST men
nomination. Dir. .Dcpcw and senator Hiscock
T%hS H. fa s4 Mr. M hS rF ssG a
,G Sa in 'S"1t % f!s SEW SEW
c"scst friends Of the two mon. The story h9s
inasmuch az nj along they have believed that
tho } nG md be 4%y
posed course In tho eycnt Il the rresidents
Empire State they do not intend 10 he in 20
sition where they could be accused OF trehch-
cry by tho Harrison contingent.
now nLAISEs NAME WILL nE PREsENTEn.
Now that i. is known that DR.. Depew 10 to
present the Presidents name to the Conven-
vcnton. tho greatest interest Is felt as TO the
bsars tie II T G%nveHtich PAU is e"ndentiy pre-
dicted now that the Secretary OF state will not
S9nisnS hs be- ali hn az
is 20 come from him. his friends and admirsrs
declare The confident rrcdictiGn ,t tnat NJ
this Convention ia based upon tho fact that
Mr.. Blaine, has been aware al along Of the
career car t'i by electins him Chief Executive q
has been disreEardsi by, the i,IaInits,s. yet Mr.
sia"i that letter. Ills friends nov claim that
h- must maintain his -il.nco to tho end that
ha Ia ~" ob T to ii" course Adopted b. his
friends. Many hcievc that no word Will come
sn Sc an " RF neS snS
In III" event ~ no "thnr canh'datN being Erc:.
snS sSn M rnn 5" ss G S
first state on thernlI. srringthr nnmnof Blninc
the trnhc would Lssin Tight, thers Win In
hun. and with tho ball thus, set in motion
would extend to all tho States. and the deed
would be accomri,rrhea. This is what tie
their ngitation. and John c. New. in com innnd
q the Presidents forces. insists TINT c the
S Sos st nGrs T tha b sc p"5
not to Is tak,n OF their fSet by ESine siam.
rsde., With nut ew,cxErcrtionss; these South.
sa sJEaSs arr t FS" Gsh ss.%sd IN
thnt tho TSd"r9I olilcchold ers who, will be n
win represent in aGries s109o
that inrnads have been made in their rnnEs.
& II the nGtest M hfne ssgora a%'
al = may %s TroSshi tort% It " r. osr%T,sSs
moment. Nnithrr are the booniets Of Allison
AMI Gresham out nt sight.
"i1E HARRISON AND STl-HAEE1soN LEADERS
a comparison is made hctwern, the anti Harr-
risen leaders and those mnrshHlltnG the Presl-
dent y forces. IT is tl,. Interesting from
thu TACT made cisnr today that tho lref!cSrt
Hr"s +" @ bis oGE nHn K SeM c with H so ms
Population rs at organizer ii" has the dis
ttat rTylI.ra'ion Of s:r5etary Elklns, now in
MiScock IT, NcwS 81 fP RI. ' from Indann.
now with min; Lave never been eonsid-
POSED To- those gentlemen arc arrayed thirty
81 the forty min. members Of the republican
james s. Clarkson nni continuing with senn-
+, gnsy and %th'rs who ';, won til. victory for
the ground that Blaine is certainly more on
titled to orc term in tho White House than
tr@@Hbe.
and the i'r,siieSt's friends say That Elan.
should not axe the nom,nation; believe the
Convention. in view OF this dilemma should
throw them beth overheard and nominate q
man who should be their equal, believe the
the President and Secretary. .lShn Sherman.
IN my estimation, is the man t4nt tho occa-
Mr. Ha,ton, has been through many States
recently; and , as he continued he was forcoly
ir"p both men over whom I'll tn" party is d.
vid"i into bitter and relentless factions and
%h ana Viii ct ho s vSte OF ns
is no it IG ens nr OF w te Ss9 d tine
Grsshsm; Milan MSKini"";, ' Gen: Hiscr. VIZ WE
Fiji n o1 A<Sn ar GSn rdS sGr ssna5or @a
scores d "thsTsi Therc;s not one Of thessi %
friends Of ", iilaino viii. not honestly, worn
q chance. hc lmr"riei by tn" wbims and tie
hates Of ,o.railGt mp,nnaGerst The hight will
"!d cry, Brine! Blaine! .1nmc. u. Biaine!'
srandfath"rs Int HmsinHss and tho * old i"S
an rot larry ths P"ry through hHTd
nothing elise, will.' FoIiti"a tricks and and
f. mutna admirntion society of few
takes the united party to elect him. / do not
believe either Harrison or Blaine can got q
bitterness that has grown up between their
friends an4 individual supporters"
srooNEH on THE SITUATION.
Ex-senator Srooner. in an interesting con-
yersntion. confirms the assertions heard at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel before TnE sun man lett
IGr ths msst II rG!ate4 to THO outlook should
Few expect such a contingency. hut in those
times the anti arrison mon are alive to every
point in tho political game MIR. Spooner said:
II have rather been Of the view that Bane's
late mysterio1s behavior is not 80 much due
TO his own intention to run ms to force aside
Harrison with himself Now. suppose TINT
President Harrison should be nominated
with great forma!ity. commencing with the
speech of Chaunccy NJ. I'epew and that no.
body else was Ia be put in nom nation. and
they would commence the c'lll Of ,Statcs-.say
Alabama aud tho response would be-: Ala
bnlnn cnsts her So many votes for \. q. Blaine.
Arkansas casts her 50 many votes for James
g. Blaine. California casts all her votes for
Jamos q. Blaine. Now the effect Of such n
thing as that would be tremendous. Blaine
not Put in nomination. not permitting.
according to tho terms Of his letter. his
namo to be presented. and yet Blaine voted
for, and go way down the roll OF States and
other Blaine receiving the moro numerous
yotss Or Harrison not obtaining enough: then.
M B BnaI shoHih TithdrGW his name how
which Blain. had dtsdainGd and which the
party had refused to give HarIisonl In that
event IL is hplinyed John Sherman would coma