The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-07

ullIVeS Dy V6leRaC6s from BtdU6S b0aC are
considered doubtful not only as between
the different candidates for the presidency
but as also doubtful in the November cleo
tion. When all were assembled very emphatic
speeches were made by Chairman Clarkson,
Senator Washburn aud Senator Gallinger
of New Hampshire. While no unkind
things were said against President Harri-
son it was claimed that Mr.. Blaine was the
only man who could unite the party and
poll its entire strength, besides drawing to
him some Of the best elements in the DEM
ocratic party.
The friends of President Harrison refuse
to disclose their strength in detail but they
have prepared poll which gives them SAL
votes. This includes almost half of the
Ohio delegation. The following is believed
70 be the most conservative estimate yet
made of the situation at this hour:
Harrison. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 476
DAilue Az
A FORECAST OF THE FIRST BALLOT.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 6, p. Mach
faction keeps its mathematician and Is pre-
pared at all times to convince doubling
delegates of the certainty OF success of each
candidate. The highest claim for President
Harrison is 541 votes out OF total of 902.
Conservative estimates give Harrison the
nomination by the following vote:
Alabama
DLnlno '''''''''' IL
Arkansas
Harrison .................. ..'..............,.16
California
Harrison.
Blaine. .....-...',,'......,.... 9
Colorado
Blaine. .............. ........ ..............,,..
Connecticut
Blaine. ......'.... ..-............... 8
Delaware
Harrison. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ............,.,,.,
Florida
Harrison. ~.....-......,........ 2
Blaine. .'.........s-.--...'...- .. ........ 3
Georgia
Harrison. Observation-Disclosures. ...............2 20
Illinois
Harrison. "a
Blaine ..-...--. ............ ................l4
Indiana
Harrison. ....'',..',.........,.....3
Iowa
Blame. .-........ ............'''.........
Kansas
Harrison. .-................
Blaine, ,.... ......... ...... ,,,,,.,...14 Ia
Kentucky
harrison.
Blaine Observation-Disclosures. .....,.......... 6
Louisiana
Harrison Observation-Disclosures.
Maine
Blaine .l2
maryiauu-
Harrison. II
Blaine. ...,.... Observation-Disclosures.
Massachusetts,
HARRISON ..'''.''''''- '-'.''.'''''''''...'...,
Blame .'-''''''.'.s.-.' '-''.''''''..''.'.,.SU ~
michlgah-
Harrison. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
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Blaine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Missouri
Riains ~
NaLrasi,o - -''''''''41
>, NeoI 9 aeA1- 80
hHrIls3n ''' ''''''''''''''.'lo
1ii o
bane
nav Hem 110'
harrison ''''''
1JorrYson NT% N "a
blalne ''''''''.''''''' q
pfia Dc '''' ''' 20 20
bahe
Nbio
ono ~
RaIrI9on ''''''''' '' 30 30
Blaine ....''..-''.''.''''.''' 26
oregon
harrison Z
Blaine b
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at[lSon'
blaiue
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I1arrlson' '''..''''''
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- tennessee
Iittt iifi ~ -
Blame :
Harrison,
olStIe '''''''''''' - o
NerihohS-
HARRISON.
virginia
HARRISON u
Wast Virginia' '''''I~
Harrison. Q
bane '''''''''''''' q
Harrison ia
Blaine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
South Dakota
Blaine ....'..........'.'.......
HARRISON ''''''''''''' q
r1aU1id,, Nofen DHAO'S' n
Piaine - -
Minnesota
Harrison OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Blaine. ......................4
Montana
Blaine '.'''''--.''''''''~.'
7, N.'.is1,l asl,ls
pisins ia'-
Idaho.
Blaine Observation-Disclosures.
wyoming
RRIaireson....'',''',.'',,,,,''',''..,..' RIaine R rson