San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-10

the interest of the people OF the terri
tories and of the United States; all
federal officers appointed for terrific
ries should be selected from bona fide
residents thereof and the right of
self government should be accorded
as far Is practicable. We favor the
session, e bject to the homestead laws.
Of the arid public lands to states and
the territories In which they lie,
under such congressional restrictions
Is to disposition and occupancy Dy
settlers rs will secure the maximum
benefits to the people. The Worlds
Columbian exposition is q national
undertaking and congress should
promptly enact such reasonable legis.
lation In aid thereof as will insure the
dischareing of the expense and obi.
cations incident thereto in the at.
tempt Of results commensurate with
the dignity And progress OF the ma
ton. In temperance we sympathize
with all wise and legitimate efforts to
lessen and prevent the evils of intem.
perance and promote morality.
Pensions-Ever mindful of the SER
vices ana sacrifices OF the men who
saved the life of the nation we pl edge
anew to the veteran soldiers of the
repub bile watchful care and recog.
milton of their just claims upon .
grateful people. We commend the
able, patriotic and thoroughly Amer.
lean administration of PRECEDENT Har.
rison. Under II the country Las en-
Joyed remarkable prosperity, and
the dignity and hvnor of the nation
at home and abroad has been faith.
fully maintained. and we offer the
record of pledges kept rs . guaran tee
of the faithful performance in the
future.
BULLETIN NO. /.
MINNEAPOLIS June 10, 1855 q. H.
Blaine managers are now in session,
They claim q combination lie effected
that will defeat Harrison, while the
Harrison men arc confident that he
will be nominated today. 1t is said
the fight on contested delegates will
be continued this morning, but 1t lie
generally thought the ballot will be
reached today. An important sur.
prise is predicted for today, 1t is
said Blaine's name will not be- for.
mally presented. The intimat,on Is
that the combination will be effected
on Mckinley.
BULLETIN No..2.
1859 Q. m.-The Blaine managers
say 1t is not likely that q ballot will
be reached today.
11:16 q. m.-Several New England
states are now in session with q view
of efecting q combination on Reed.
1t is said Massachusetts, is ready to
cast it's vote solid for him.
Il:22 .. m.-The conven ton lie slow.
~ assembling, 1t will be some time
yet before It will be called to order.
BULLETIN NO 8
11:40 q. m.-The conven ton was
called to order at 1885 q. M, after |
prayer, David Martin was announ ced |
rs national committeeman from Penn. |
sylvania, vice Quay.
ll:43 IL q. m.-The question came
up then on the remainder OF the
majority report OF the crede 1tials
Quay, in order to get at
balloting at once, announced that
they would oppose Its adoption.
BULLETIN No. A
1l:53 @. m.-The Blaine men have
decided not to delay matters, but
press for vote, aud they expect
ballot at this session. The result, it
= said, lies between Harrison aud
Ohio delegates ready to
vote for either.
1854 q. NIT Is reliably stated that
IDAHO and some other far western
tates will turn to Harrison ii they
hould drop Blaine.
1903 p. NIT Is reliably stated
hat BlaiDe's name will not be
Ormally presented. His supporters
however will vote for him In order to
lold their force together In case 1t lie
necessary to turn TO some compro-
Mise candidate.
1905 p m.-Alger's name will not
70 presented. Mckinley will get
0 or % from Michigan. Ohio will
lso go for Mckinley.
BULLETIN No6.
1907 IL p. NIT is fairly certain
hat Harrison or Mckinley will be g
ominated today, with Indications in I
svOr of Harrison.
1908 IL p. m.-Mrs. Helen Foster,
the w. g. II. u, Is nov addressing 9
ne convention, which is paying great
ttention to. and applauding her lib h
rally. n
BULLETIN NO.. Z. G
1911 o. m.-The roll OF states for &
resen tation of candidates has begun. II
1917 o m-Wolcott mentions o
laine. [Great cheering
1918 p m -Wolcott, OF Colorado,
ss the platform.
1922 Up. m-WOlcott predicts vic I,
ry in November for the great unre- z
arded leader OF the repu blican party, g