The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-29

y!cotSDn Wy tine samc =. ~,n,.tS ~ e"s
the 6emt s candidate ;bsosgse. Of tho
growth q tho voting n9Hss m ssa
the Chairman. but SO. they arc 10 tho Demo;
cratic families. and 1T sometimes looks as u
Hss 0r FRI Tie sss
votes Tor Harrison. put they must mako up
Sai y2si !" En sss wa. something
else tinn n mathematical; business-like state
msn o. hs s%,n IL hs H tnss that
n.c,i not h"rc to command the vote OF the
r This .S was to as .k n' ehdP put n s ssSr
not i"'" ",ord DO 70 $50 a single vote: said
h.. csNp"t afford t. nstra;ise single N.
an saii with Weighted. firmly spoken
w9r,'e; l;,'t resnect and admiration for the
alone bring vo.cs to the. polls sc, absolutely
AMI n,m G,s,fat!y essential to Republican
For Mr. ra't. he sail We must demand
with f. or, for or.snIznt"In E Eys se
scored % Wi Mrr sn'Hcrl"ads slcc%y view iSS
ut the rolls. Tor hr was The candidate for AZ,
fnssStt {" hnt trs ,Mat
gnvc tho speaker wisdom. he was certainly
not ,rrcvinr or snlk,rE oyer my personal
SPEAK us h" d'. and he looked brave man.
for ls ar" /. staytlinGly ike that OF Gon.
Grant. III" nero "t MlomattnS.
HAEnlsoNs NAME ciI&EnUD ONLY WHEN COUP
,..D %'igIt THAT of bL>SE
MrSuthrr.rni mcrt lniied Tres i,ient Harrison
by ,,a ne once, AMI tlcro wa, no moro n0tco
taken OF II ihnr /, he hiti snil '"tcr lioninson.
ser"n IN, ,%n"d n" m'sntlin wan and
there was one wave, OF hand rlaprinE ast-
Ing tw" seconds. i'hcn ho ,srok. o! Mr.;
duration ur applause. 1t was mainly tho
people in ih%, GALLERY who arplau,led th IN,
reier"nc" to blaine and his work us Secretary
Of STATE. Mr.. Plat was seen iI nounid, the moor
wit" "n G s nrW tie hS /" n s Sf nan
on III" platform. ana was running tho mn-
ehin.:y oil the Convention Just ,.s aS has dom;
Tho .ksscmbiy nude the rules u tho Conven;:
ton. then he attended ton tew minor POINTS OF
RESOLUTIONS he could think d. no moved
Tint ali other resolutions offered BY any;
SS smn,i, te without dcbnts-a nlensant. set
there .kth. Of p"rlormuncn which tho Ead
EaElo has rrpctsei ut every Convention ion from from
imystcfious creature. the noxt iiepu bicnn can
didntc. who now looks as H. he might prove to
NJ. Russell 4. Wha.-do-you-call-hiin?
Tho recess to permit the committee to get TO
ES s out NV III tho &spn as&Ss sDa n
and the, great Wallover OF Brooklyn had not
eavor. Is they nf"mGSGfh Nat IT exp,"T racy
and Elkins were not morin. this state ana
they subsidized.
wIIIIs's FIGHT ENDS IN A DISMAL F1ZZLE
The fight made by Naval Onlcer Theodore B.
son ended In dismal ilzzle. but not until Will
lis had exhausted every influence at his com.
81 the night .d insisting INK that with on IL,
known to the sM cos ysn
ses e P hayins Seen the Naval oificer Of liz
port. Mr.. Willis thoroughly understood that
liz therefore asked Ex-senator Hamilton Flsh
Of Putnam to call on him at the Harrison head
"r gu tiers, ut the kenmore Mr. Wills said TO
represent the Administration here. and I
taE" AND want You and Your friends to Join
- MIR Fish was; cautious. and replied: But,
Admin istration from, the STANDPOINT OF high
consult with them before proceeding further
Hon asking the Convention to instruct for
So. Sir. replied NJ: willis: My authority
IN Stss ss sa sGn tha Shar Useless
= 1s 'stsp
Tsp ani n ss night n IL
sS 1t h. Hen had wanted nase to 90 d ic s.s
lie could for tho Administration: II the
would rot p1oSd tSsS
$fsS5 ! Il IKE
this mo5nnsn osn t f5onIEf PSs BrdSS
E yn Ss' asa have S:HS ss' this
,,S Situation WAS quickly %ndsTst stood " MI
United States District Attorney jesse Johnson
TINT tho res1lutt9 to instruct
was made clear ~ sunlight to them that Mr..
Willis could not have anythinc They y;yy,, were
vi have talked with senator Hiscock. md he
Hssost I say. til IS
nbly for Harriron. and Senator Hiscock says
s rasn hp h ptt w hY t sf dl Ts
Dsp s INC for m"rrisen Mr. Willis speech
S0 the IS thss
Mr., Willis took that way to escape from very
Brookiyn Harrison contingent did not attend
the afternoon session OF tho Convention.
air. REDS DIPLOMATIC SPEECH.
= All the delegates reassembled in the after
;neRt Inatlnnp; Mhit:law lieid. He had been
e Th rn w III; sf c T"n ea aSS M a fs
W. ,lin not ,rs.ognizs his own name , when l,e
the suTjr enthusiastic American that he went
aw.ly. and. as he said himself; he took up
lOiiirs as son as l.e landed He made dip
inmn,ic speech. llrst referring to the President
a. "that safe. sturdy. honest. great big man
lander. h.. i:landiathei's hat. an then to his
own o',i-r.:n. f!v|;itc; James G. Blaine as"the
Eumorpnsy lgar:i out the very opposite OF
non ~ showing that o.i It the rpte
tween tho time he wns elected Governor
and tho time h. deicateh! his own party In
him n:: ,in he would be miles behind the other
card date. shat We carry tho state OF New
"Ynu let. yes" yelled ono Of the delegates.
and Mr. I:rid demanded "a red.hot fight for
our faith"
naineuf secretary Irnry and then thore were
cries for Depcw. They illled the. air and
nounded like II mysterious call OF Pew
"Fsw."" eY.
NEW DEEPEN.
9 Then ur rose tho handsome form Of
our Chauncey. tl,. ensicst. most grace.
full. most constantly inspired. and most
aionuent of tho orators OF our land and