The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-12
CONVENTION ECHOES.

MINNEAPOLIs, June 1.-THE delegates
and visitors have nearly all left the city.
The political field has cleared up after the
battle, and tits fondly hoped by the leaders
that the ministry Of time viii heal all
wounds and eiface all scars. The leaders
of the Blaine forces, for the most part, are
counseling harmony, and announcing that
they will do all in their power 10 secure
the success Of the ticket III November.
The executive committee of the Ma
tional League of Republican clubs today
decided to hold the annual meeting o. he
league at Buffalo on Sept / Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster asked recognition and assistance
for the wOman's Republican club move
ment.
The first thing the national committee
Gid was TO choose j. $ Clarkson for
temporary chairman anu Mr.. De Young
for temporary secretary. Mr.. Clarkson
was named for the place by Mr. Clayton of
Arkansas III a highly complimentary
speech. 1t Is not certain that Mr.. Clark
son would be willing to accept the place
permanently. The committee will meet in
Washington on June 81, when a perma-
nent organization will he effected
TOM AND JERRY.
MINNEAPoLIS June 1.-THE Reed boom
had gotten well under way when the end
came. The eX-cZar of the house of repre-
SentatlveS had great MANY ardent friends
here in the convention. aud number of
very strong men from different sections of
the country were trying 10 put things
through. The town was flooded with
cards, of which one side was a "RepubI-
can" Tom aud Jerry, and then on Il round
robin, remarkable for its RS" in black
letters were conspicuously printed Reed
and Rusk." On the other arm of the cir
Gle were "Resolute, Rough, Rugged, Re
liable, Ready, Reasonable" " and on The
back of the card WAS printed the follow
ing: ''All delegates who prefer chance to
certainty, premise 10 performance, person
10 party, are earnestly warned against the
square-toed, levelhealed. double X ticket
which means Radical Republicanism Real
Rights, Rational Reform Rules Righteous
Rigor, aud is not afraid OF Ring or Rump,
Rebel Roar, Radiant Racket or Demo
cratic deviltry OF any kind"
HARRISON CONGRATULATED.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE president
rendered an informal reception last even
ing TO the members of the cabinet and
large number Of other persons who called
10 congratulate him. Messages of cougrat-
ulation poured in upon the president all
The evening Among them was one from
Whitelaw ReiG, and the president had the
pleasure OF returning it later i'll the even
ing.
The president received many congratu-
latory dispatches this morning from all
parts of the country from his political ad-
herents, and from prominent business and
professional men. The president also re-
celved dispatches this morning from "A
large number of political organizations
pledging him their support.
STRONG TICKET.
NEW York. June 1.-THE general opin-
ion is that the ticket nominate cd at Mime
apolis is a strong one Satisfaction at the
result is freely expressed by business men
generally, with the exception of few of
the most ardent Blaine sympathizers
Wall street receives the nomination with
a great deal OF favor, Tor the sympathies
of the bankers and brokers had run
strongly towards the president
BOSTON, June LEX President Cleve-
land declined to say anything for pubica-
tlon this morning in regard to President
Harrison's denomination. He is confined
10 his room with an attack of rheumatism.
CHICAGO, June n.-EN-Senator Warner
Miller, one of New Nork's Big Four at
the Minneapolis convention. passed
through this city today for New York.
He says that no knives will be used in
New York on election day. aud that the
whole Republican party there viii sup
port Harrison enthusiastically
OMAHA, June l-ln regard to Senator
Wolcotts assertion that President Harri-
son cannot carry Colorado and other
western states on account of the preSi-
dents views on the silver question, eN-
Senator Hill of Denver said today:
Senator Wo.cott has purposely misled
the people as 10 the presidents attitude ou
the silver question, weapon TO use
against him. Wolcott's opposition was due
entirely to the fact that President Harri-
son would not make certain appointments
desired by the senator. AsamatteI of fact
the views of President Harrison on the
silver question are much more liberal
than those of any of the other candidates
who were before the convention. Harri-
son will carry Colorado by 10000 ma
jority.n
FOREIGN OPINION.
BERLIN. June 1.-THE course of the Re
publican convention at Minneapolis was
followed with che greatest interest here,
where 1t was generally expected and hoped
that Mr.. Blaine would be succesSful-uot
because he WAS liked, but because his sue,
cess would have been regarded as a partial
rebuff to the Mckinley policy. which the
German manufacturers are still smartiny
under. All here are in sympathy with the