The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-03
THE RUSH TO MINNEAPOLIS.
ONLT TO FIND TIE HARRISON
MEN ALREADY THERE

The Presidcncs Friend. Prepared to Make
Hot Fieht-Dr Depew's Alleged In
terest In ltnrri-on's Nomi.ation-It 10 ;
said That He IL to Be Made Secretary
OF State in Case tho President - Re-
~iectcd-t'en. Horace Porter and Others
Named for Temporary Chairman-Saov.
MckInies's Friends Looking Ont for HIS
fhnnces-'rho Rig Four split Into Tive
Big Twos-How the Convention May Re
Stnmpedcd for Rlaine-The Shernan
boom Not Dead-John G. Now Predicts .
Hnrri-on's Nomination the First bal.
lot-Clnrkson Says It VIII he Blaine.
awakened to the momentous fact that the Re-
publican National Convention assemblies hers
on Tuesday. Tom Lowry and his fellow.
boomers. who presented the claims Of Minne-
apolis to the Republican National Committee
In Washington last winter. we're confident that
they could house and feed tho thousands who
are already beginning to assemble from all
parts of tho country. As yet there is no indi-
cation to warrant uneasiness Mr.. Low
ry. probably the first citizen here.
Is joined by others equally spirited
in determining that no stain shall rest
upon the hospitality OF the favorite city.
Many Of the prominent Senators and others
high In the councils OF the Republican party
VIII ina resting places In the palatial homes
OF the rlch men OF minneapolis. MIR. Lowry
ana nus 1rienus nave thrown open their doors
10 the SPee'a' guests. lheir spanking teams.
me wines ana cholce CIGARS ana the best 1od-
uer 'he NorthweSt can PROVIDE VIII pe as Tree
US the frosh and delightful mir OF the city.
Minneapolis is on the hanks OF the Missis.
sppl. ana marks the highest navigable point
| in the great river, Electric cars shoot fran.
.iea'y o'er si's'ei'inE Tracks. anu II anyehihs.
thcrc are more electric lights in this iar-on
northwest city than IN the imperial city OK
Ne" lork IL is rushlng town In many re.
spects. inc street pa'ements are mostly OF
WOOL consisting o' Tree tops o.iveh nan
uoAen leet INTO the eartn. many OF the oulid-
lnes are already decorated with bunting and
| plh'nes IN hohor OF the approaching event.
me pictures OF only TWO nepuoAcans OF
n"'ion"l renown nave as YET peen placaroeo IN
the stores. ihey are OF uoV. mchlnley ana
zen husseh Absent anger.
inc ADVANCE guard OF the fresidents friends
from INDIANA arrived at the west House TINS
morning WIN the president picture on thelr
coats. oh tne same tram from Chlcaeo came
"eh: James o. oiarkson. thalr man OF the he'
publican Natiohal .ommittee' ex-senator '.
Sioa' russell. oecretary Vi 'uas pooy, henry ".
aonsin. ~ Ca,an, Ohin - D S.,.a..
! Of Michigan Senator IT. G.. Hansbronoh N
North Dakota. and H. s. HYDE Of Msssachu-
| sets. They are oil at the West House. which
| is as big as the Windsor and the Fifth Avenue
OF New York combined. and is the headquarters
| for the committee. Ex-senator Thomas q.
| Pntt. Sam Fessenden Of Connecticut. and
| Chauncey l. Filley Of Missouri are expected to-
morrow. There is just bit Of anxiety as to
| wbetber Warner nI,lIer will tnrn nm hera after
| III, .~.o,ad .; T., A.. o.. W.. -h.tL..
| he will continue to be represented BY
ex- Congressman Henry G. Burleich Of White.
=, ~, ~ .
hall. The Blaine sentiment Is very strong.
and the Harrison men are full OF fight. Ar
ransenents nave oeen mace by which, our.
| ing the convention. special wire Will connect
the convention hall ana PRESIDENT Harrfson's
| Office in the White House. The Presidents
| friends propose to fight to the last and they
,v;,, ho oidad h,, tho yost ,ontinoon+ -, E.d.r.l
WIN 10 ai'o" W VIZ ''". ooh.ilsen' VI eoet8'
| nf1cah0liara retain O1QNa0