New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

TOR them to leave p!opnfHS Oh uctc'V w WV N"N"''
There Is much 'alE about secretary i"S" "h'''
about him n n candidate! -
"Sccr.tnry Eu,k Is a member Of General llarrlson's
Cabinet and shares rs all the Cabinet officers must,
the confidence % the President From what Know
Of him, and know him well, IL would ie an I'M
parIonabc afront for his friends to nse MS name
I'm any way which could by any possibility innre to
the disadvantage Of The President by whose fvor he
has been given opportunity to render conspicuous ser
vice IN ,b peoplc TO add new anrels to his already
great fame and TO reflect added honor upon his state
The Republicans OF Wisconsin have great anection
for Secretary Rusk and great pride In MS achieve
ments bnt they honor him above all things Tor
LOYALTY. and they would not put him In position
whore fair minded men In the world could by any
possibility question his fidelity"
At meeting OF the ohio delegation yesterday 30
votes were pledged for Harrison against II for Blaine.
Immediately after the meeting Ncw-fork delegate
called on Governor Mckinley and asked what NJ
would do ahont the effort Of the opposition to the
President to force q Mckinley boom Ut VIII not
ma,eralize." the reply. g shall take occasion
n suppress IT, When ] recently at Washington
I went TO the White House. and, taking the President
nv both hands and looking him In the eyes. | said
Mr. President, You rely upon me at Minneapolis
under all circumstances You can command me ~
the fullest After that could not suffer my name
TO be used under any emergency. President Harrison
will be nominated here"
y.
course Of the day that the opposition TO the Presi
dent Was comparing the situation to the one surround
ing the convention of 1854, and therefore predicting
the defeat Of the President AS President Arhnr was
defeated. There Is more similarity between TINS
and that convention and the conditions Sad Mr.
Bliss tlnn there Is between calf and full grown
steer The conditions are entirely dsslmar. We are
going 10 rcuOminatc Harrison"
Charncey NJ Depew said There Is but one thing
In th, convention, and that Is tho denomination OF
the President. IL is just as certain As tate. Inc
thinkers are for Harrison. aud this IS thinking con
vention."
Senator Frank IIlscock said: ave have only to
keep line Of battle formed Harrison has TIE
body troops and there can be no two Side created
IN the issue $1,000. 4.
| the coavcnticu has Joined the Harrison forces; ~.
was formerly a strong Blaine man. was Tor hialle
mp 10 the duy he resigned from the ,abln~t he yalu
10 day. and | have been for Harrison ever since
IN my opinion that letter was bomb 10 our ranks
anG co%s as , Gd at %g Tsen g Ssr essS for
the Interest of the Republican party which was ~
part has Lcs, and even now wonld be willing to lay
an ings ~ the feet OF Mr.. hlaue and It deserved
better treatment at hi hands. I ~hai support PreS
dcnt Harrison now; although had all along expected
to vote FOR Mr.. Blaine" ,,.,,.
growing rapidly and If the vote were taken at TIL:
| moment he would be nominated III whirlwind VI
States that Other candidates cannot We have every
the hr.s ballot and the vote VIII be most coInph-
mcntary. lie Ia, greater strength now than ever
President Of the United states. No imam in this
country can accuse he enthusiasm thai he can Ala
state Auditor l.. ". Poe. of Ohio i viewing the
fight With great deal OF Interest and acting rs one
Of Ex-Governor f"nkcrs nenitn"nts. MS p9ruy
form frequently visible In The lobby OF the Wet
Hotel to-day lie IS perhaps one of me most POPULAR
Republican, In ohio state Whers ,hird 'eII nTs
exception this almost Iron cIs,l rule. proud
10 saw Mr.. iNe s'id, " that nm an admlrer ol Mr
means cl"uon, ie party owe, nun tny hohi ,s
ara be OWL It to ias party 70 accept, which n,., ne
inst now. aud have hs0rd ~ several st1Wped- ~
| the blaine side. Also hear great deal Of tax
about Governor Mckinley a. possible dark
hor'c lie !, very IopnIar. and Massachusetts, IN
pt, Of every thing said 10 the contrary Will ivc him
one can tell at this hour While We ARE confident for
blaine, the Other side claim, 70 b. ., certain for
plexon Of the vafiou. Delegations iIfasmuch most
Of them are free 10 vote a. they pt"se The Iiarn,
fuss. They have been shouting and making great
show Of enthusiasm TIL. Blaine leaders "Sr not hat
sisn for Blanc viii grow and take care OF Itself
"New-Jcrsey i for Harrison nfs last ard all The
time ont OF the twenty delegates. two VIII support
blaine. We can carry our state for Harrison BY u
biz majority ~ .Ioke H.. y. Thorn ono OF tn.
Ncw-Icrsey delegates. We have a large number Of
independent voter, who support what they regard a.
the best man party or no party rhat entire n no,e
Hence, arr for Harrison almost TO a man.
, morning. o' The general situation as seen BY the
managers OF the Presidents canvass. said The
situation indIcicN NOR pronounced Harrison s~
Ut any mr r n 'SR S n 10 III, H hnrns so
doubt as TO whether Mr.. Blaae Will stand BY his
position. The Harrison forces ATE not concerned. nor
have y my GS%t al Smv consrse pose
iYr In TIL t@ ana vii be a." nomn bcfo The
clos. of the roll when the States are called for the
FIRST time o. express their preference fol candidates
ss e making EI sv1c sSs s a n i1
party purposes the candidacy Of Mr.. Blaine should
,n D now Is BY vii n
Ss n. cay he IN !as s f ia" F2s1rt are"
majority Of an the yG' III s e%v' Mil o s
ro.ii,vs nstructons from their constituents ms
statement coming from the opposition Son "Sc' ssa the
must be conc ,ocd that the position taken ~ eA
cccdney weak ,...,
EX,Ieprscntatve Weber, Of nnffaIo: now United
state, Commissioner OF Immigration at the port Of
New York. whD is her, WORKING for the Presidents
| ON he first ballot al somewhat more modest
nne lie G ,GS Y %2ss 3; ,nd f%nn Me p Ss
haps 52j. EN senator Patt claims 80 Of the New
York deosso" but that Is %ees un Gnh wr "sr
| ,iillsr saw NJ 10 move from rs; he took several
with him. 20 NV l,lnine may have 40 votes
3. Tor Harrison. W. very confident; ,nDN'
| 30 than ever bcfor, since We have been h,rc.7
DO you think there is ANY possibility of n dark
No not at all. think TINT the friends Of Mr..
Blaine may withdraw his when at the last they
find they cannot nominate him with large majority.
for he would o lOath 10 accept nomination that was
| "A contested one. Their, will BE- dark horse. anl
There can Agrr Ii not In H. to any extent.
In the event That Mr. Blaine, name should be- with
drawn there is no one 10 whom the Blains people coni
throw their strength. for there many Of the friends
| o Mr.. Blaine who. he Ia decline or witt nTw.
would for Harrison In preference 10 ANY else.
| Df cOni>e there some who would not, but the
majority would come TO Harrison glndy. That Is inst
the situation. ana there l. no possibility OF any other
| result thuu the nomination of Mr. Harrison"
Senator Jcln J. Ingalls, the chairman Of the
KnI>ns delegation. Is also confident OF the
Presidents rcnOminntiOn lie sniI this afternoon 4:
| am for Harrison straight. aud have been. The
| sentiment Of The Republicans Of kaUslS l. for liar-
| t.on. II II known absolutely 10 the Republican
vocS " Kansas that Mr. Bluinc was out OF tho Way
| then surely they wrukI be- for the President. MI
IlnrrlsnL hns grs:li hold not ONLY The Re