The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
MIR. BLAINE KEEPS SILENCE.
HIS Supporter. SIN Con adeut that He VIII
Take . Hominatl0n.

Before the big clock in the Firth Avenue Ho.
tel marked the tine OF 1870 yesterday morn
ing Secretary Blaine was up and astir. Mrs.
Blaine had spept tho night with her daughter.
Mrs. Damrosch. at M Wcst Fifty-second street
After reading tho morning papers the Secre-
tary slipped out Of the Twenty-third street en-
trance and drove up to Central Park. and then
to his daughters house. Mrs. Blaine joined
him there. and they returned to the hotel to-
Gether at rs o'clock.
Soon after Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Jaques Of
South Bethlehem. Pa. called in a carriage for
Mrs. Blaine. Mrs. Jacques is a sister OF Sem
ator Chandlers wife and daughter OF the late
Senator John p Hale OF New Ham pshire. Mrs
Blaine and Mrs. Ja1ues went shopring.
Secretary Blaine went down into tho main
corridor at 1916 o'clock. He spoke to several
acQuaintances and walked quickly out Of the
Fifth Avenue entrance with Detective Nc
Phillips Of tho hotel. got in coupe. and drove
up Madison avenue to Thirty-sevonth street.
where DR.. Moves. the ocuist, lives.
The result Of DR.. Noyess examination was
emnently satisfactory to Mr.. Blaine. Dr.
Noyes told him that there was no organic
trouble. but that he needed principally q
change OF glasses due to advancing years and
much work.
Shortly after Mr.. Blaine returned to tho
hotel DR.. Depew called. When he came down
he said: Mr.. Blaine Is looking better than I
have seen him for long time. He Is in very
good health. Yes. We had pleasant social
chat"
Mr.. Blaine left his room about APO O'Clock
and walked out to the Fifth avenue entrance.
As he leaned against pillar and looked ovor
at the, trees in the park people stopped and
stared It him Then 3, he walked slowly tS and
TO his daughters house. where he. again met
a Mrs Blaine They returned to the hotel about
Ex-speaker Reed appeared in the main cor
ridor At 10 o'clock in the morning. He say
wynI eps he on HpYW tle saa
%hsn s" sHsy had finished he caused
sqpernten %S% f Byrnes came in early. said
nSthp ths
We're s; JIM " i" Fester GEN. Hsra:s ' Pertsl
ussr s Long Of Ohio u and Ralph Buckey
clans clans, and frends' great and small. aboard his
Gen. Garrison and J. sloat Fassett. Chair
man and Secretary respectively Of the Hepub-
IN town two days. and not 2 syllable has come
on H These Who The seere
tn ss SKI. u
friends say that ne Is not caiied upon TO say n
i Mr;i Blaine is debating whether 70 return to
ually to, Bar Harhor One Of the secre-
4 as hs opnon chat IT. D SfSs
leaves town WITHOUT breakine. his grim
accepta nomination: 4 close friend OF Mrs.
friends that her husband would write no more ore
letters. and that he would take no steps to pre-
furthermore. that Mrs: Blaine believed her
husband WAS physically able to go through
the campaign. aud IL elected to assume the
duties OF the office.
Eminent Republican visitors to the Secre-
tary remarke cd that should Mr.. Blaine write
letter making his February letter more en-
lioek around John n sherman first. Senator Alli-
1T was said last night that the, result OF
Whitelaw heIds interviews with Mr.. Blaine
convinced TINT Mr.. Blaine did not care
dertake the fight. The nnt- Harrison men.
with Blaine out OF it. insist that they can
make q good fight to secure the nomination Of
John Sherman.