Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-09-01
TELE G r A p HIC.
THE RENO CONVENTION.
Bartine After the Sen
atorship.
SILVER MEN LOCKING HORNS
WITH HARRISONITES.
A Lynching Bee on the Tapis at
Fresno.
Special to the APPEALi

| special TO the APPEALl
Reno, Nevada, August 81, 1892. =
There is every indication of reg
ular monkey and parrot time at the
convention which meets at l o'clock
The Harrison brigade last evening
began to realize that they were in the
minority and were openly proclaim>
ing a bolt if Harrison electors we're
not nominated. The silver men poked
the resolutions of the Virginia Re
publican convention under their nose
and erouired how Harrison could be
taken up by the party after being
dropped so hard in April. Has he
changed his anti>silver gait or done
anything 10 better our condition since
then!' was the question and it elicit
ed no reply. II was easy to see that
the Harrison men were merely max
! ing fight to be in good order with
the administration if Harrison sue
ceeds himself.
BARTISE FOR THE SENATE.
Bartine is entirely out Of the Con
gressional fight, and may he enumer
ated as another Of the list Of veter
ans who have allowed the Coffin ca
daver to faint their chances.
1t is openly charged among Bar
tines friends that Coffin was the
man selected to handle him, tie him
up and dispose of him.
Bart.ne has abandoned his fight
for Congress, however, ana it is
stated this morning that he viii 90
before she people as candidate for
the U. 5. Senate
Wen, the crop of Senatorial candi-
dates is getting quite large: \. c.
Cleveland, Stewart and Woodburn
are still in the ring.
Woodburn charges that Stewart
has abandoned the Republican party
and gone boldly Into the silver camp,
and Stewart don't deny it. He'd be
fool if he did under existing cir
cumstances.
A BOLD FRONT FOR HARRISON.
This morning the Harrison men |
were claiming 6S votes in the Con.
vention, but when offered two to one
bets on the proposition were not |
quite so sure. 1t is certain, however,
that they have gained some Roadway |
during the night, as they seem more
cheerful and contented.
THE CONFERENCE.
At the Riverside last evening
there was long conference between
the Harrison men and the silver
people. There were Stewart, New
lands, Bartine, Black Wallace, Wars
del, Haines, Laws, Bowler, Sharon,
Thompson, Williams and others.
The conference was to see what to
do with the electors Neither side
would yield, and finally Senator vii
liam offered resolution appointing
five men to make report advising
the best course to pursue. He named
a committee consisting of Wallace,
Wardel, Laws, Emmitt and Coffin.
The first three are strong silver men,
but the last two are Harrison.
A HARRISON Caucus.
There was also caucus headed by
Bartine, Foley and COT
I'm. held later in the night. What
TRANSFERRED there no one IS very well
posted on. 1t was held to discuss
the prospects of leading Harrison
fight in the Convention. Bartine was
offered the Congressional nomination
by the faction who wanted 10 lead
bolt if the silver men cot control. 1t
is understood Bartine declined to
bolt.
A BOLT LOOKED FOR.
The, Harrison men threaten to bolt
f a Harrison ticket is not named,
md the silver men say since boiling
las been proposed, two can play at
hat game, and if Harrison ticket
$ named for electors, the silver men
will walk out of the Convention.
1t is proposed by way of compro>
Mise to pass the electors, and neither !,
endorse the silver ticket or name
harrison ticket. The Harrison men
we're caucusing at noon.
THE THREE PER CENTS.
A committee of one from each r
county met this afternoon to COM I
promise the fight between the con-
ending factions. A Droposition to