The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04

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!, That letter Is the biggest blaine document
that has yet reyehed here ;r There Is another
SoS% il !, gY Hs sH Wh that Afss
motto, WHEN has an, old. musty. flavor,
"Tnder the Ia, Oaks at Jackson; Fremont
tnre Of Blaine as he was and Alaer as lie il
there are nine reasons each ono sufficient In
It. se .v Th the ,cs spd ar ticket wnSSd
mysterious talk Of the, prominent men known
To be In charge OF the Blaine movement, these
loom re n Se ase Sl Inc to "t he
programme. the real hurrah will begin.
DEIEGATEs POURING rs.
The west House began to MI UP with ar
and during the day the crowd was swelled.
@ .sns9sh tho c5 sFfs VIII rraSr
hold LOCO men 1t is practically tho only spot
where the delegates can assemble. Min
81 the early comers have recalled thnt I al III
S Sgo they h9d the great corridors OF the Grand
into whies to srnsso and i0h ounen and .a
over the situation from dawn til midnight
There T. every disnositi Oh the part Of the
sppsrent to some Of them hen; thnt Mnnn'c'apr;Sis
z National Convention. Nobody euy. those IN
the ground daio to predict the discomlorts
prayer. thai it will remain rs delightfully."- cool
, Through the coming week a' 1t hhs been for
iniooking over the list Of newcomers 1t will DO
In ordcr to announce first the arrival OF Sena.
tir. Quay reiterates, his former statements in
favor Of ninine,. without mixing, remarks dis
dozen dtsu'tory chats with. Con. Clarkson and
Mr. ssett. but tho .rcal business Of, lilo
O'Clock to. morrow. when TIA, whole committee
man OF tho Convention.
FOR TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
Up to this hour John NJ. langson the nssn-
, ciate Of ex-senator Mnhonc oil Virginia. is the
fAvorlte for Temporary Chairman. Ihnsston
the WITH %'t iaSS h So.{ Stsry o
posed to tho President reorganization.
tr. IS o1 "f
OHIO. The Governor is ostcnsibly f"r Har-
Eison. and yot those close To HIM feel that tho
morse Ihsn to so ibn
tho ground do not believe that such n conclu-
sion is In tho onrds. and an! way. should Nc
MAN. ke wonid in the bees esimntion u many re
practically shelvcd as a cantidnt, on this
crro%. At shs same time n 'N vxseHatpr 'T
Lou. Pawn. Fl, o. Armour, and others OF the
Plat rarty will arrive. They axe now on their
channcsy / tIliey. the st louis ,,oSs ,and
ting under the fact that soln" u the, 7I'ss"uri,
aansarc Instructed 'os llarr.e, n Wien ah&yl
II the delegation would obey the instructions
no answered with u craft smile:
Yes. wen obey them ~ course. We will as
long ;n as there is am chance for harllson's
:: How long will that be-"
We will use our jud gmrnt at that time
Of lis or asc wt rssI @ hs
wnn.y; but beyon, that he made no rr,",iictiops;
80 me 81 four delegates refused TO b, INSTRUCTED.
In Ia Yrs district they got NJ on th.;r hnh legs
Blains's name was ni'ssn'ed thc] would dis
regard the instructions.
THE WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS AREIy..
Special trains SOON to he The 'ayor,tn mode
81 travel with the Convention visitors. SaECI"l
have alrendy arrived. ana n"ut NOR" :.rr
coming. One II tho in"st t'n,ns Of 'ns kirl
this afternoon rnrryinE siNty-ri J., r"~'i, x
tpn corresl "n,!c T.. The IRAN Wa, .,,n,' at
newspaper Wi Il; IS '" Of tho ' raritai 'ITyy
t Rs pstnsylv4n," w ."GmS and lift If
oars THs Gain Wv Wade q vrsSas
slsepers. with dining luggage. IND oL;-rva-
sssS |: :; St.
cerreapondsnts arrived. without Incident S' or or
discomfort, they We're hMsr getting together
Chi:ag" after the work is over herc tim luck
to Washington on the wci-c Vii ped train in
which they oamo West.
sPooNER uEsIIATEs 10 -E''oHr ia Ri!,oNs NOM.
i%AETU>.
Ex-senator John c. s,oore- is corsi '"rch
Just now quite A. int"r", ng"s nnt ii'I'>i,I"uI
Chauncey Dercw's eI'-c;n placing the lr,si:
dent in nominattn, his Ut a h""p, ii
sp"onsr has not dsvend ' Ee says. ' I" eccalt
tile invitation. He adds tia he is tor l!ari''-
the y bSn. na ay
the delegates 4 ON the Badger STAT are ost.n-
the man from Name. and ate7ward they are
fSE Uncle . JsHry HSs In."M ma?y rr":"r
moreover. they d. Ike tie notion Of naming
t nsdr ttsy"rits, tor s""on LACY % tie ticket
q" ' nrst '" siasc. II. SIC: spoons 4'" WITTY tn1.
oughly aliv. 70 the s!tnat,oI He, said
se sr.s Rush tx" Tor he n"4 w ya h hd for
tion max es i'm pause in the matter 81 accent
n "S Mr. y S"M srlson When the f.: nN ii
his State. under their breath are taking for
Horny Payne. an old friend n' Snoonc-'s and
tho National Committeeman !rom Wisconsin
mRkos tho hold assertion 10 dan that ii tho
event Of Harrison rrier;.n No. H. 81 vi re
tho second man on the Blain" ,rEct. This will
interest Gen. insrr!l An-snt ,lgnr who be-
lieves hat tho Vice Presidential lightning may
come his way.
LEW WALLACE SOLID ron N,EEIsON.
Lew Wallace. tho author % "n,n Hur"
game from Indiana. and is solid for Harrison.
he says:
nrst H4f Iaist VII aos b nom'n"t tell mt m
mentioned before tie Convention. A
count OF the Delegates will show th.
to any sessi6e man: Blnines letter
Chairman OF, the National Committee, and
meant lust what It said There. will be an Of.
fort to STAN pede the Harrison delegates. and
thls viii 10, ono q TIC .stIon. cards in the
Hle Harrison men know all about that
t1hene and are prepared for it. An effort
Blaine. but this also Will fail OF IT. purpose
A for the opposition to. Blaine, allow me to
say. II you GO to the bottom you will find u
personal grievance Part the hair Of each q
these malcontents in the middle and You will
There Is every indication that the National
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