The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
NO CHEER FOR. HARRISON.
HE NAY NOT GET A Third OF THE
NEW YORK DELEGATE&

HE NAY NOT GET A Third OF 1Hl
NEW YORK DELEGATEA
HE Friends az Albany Uasbie 70 Cesnt upo'
Aore thsa Twenty-Five out OF the sesen
ty.ewo to Represent New York d Aiane
apoiis-sonethins Wanted for Fsssest.
ALBASr. April 2e.-The hotel registers SHOW
that Thursdays Convention will soc as big .
gathering OF Republicans as any that has 90
CURED In the State In many years. The III
delegates would not strain the hotel resources
OF the town. but the number OF Outsiders VINO
have telegraphed for rooms has been remark
ably large. and 1t is already impossible to So
cure accommo dations here.
There is great deal OF talk OF the possibility
OF demonstration against Harrison. but 1t Is
almost safe to say that no outward expression
OF the strong and general feeling against him
| Will be permitted. No such violent course 10
necessary. The anti. Harrison men UNDER
stand their strength and their opportunity.
1t Will probably be the work OF o blunderer II
| their feeling Is put into words But there will
| De an unwritten volume behind the resolution
that will praise Mr.. Blaine's statemanshlp
when 1t Is introduced in tho Convention. and
It looks now rs II no amount OF discipline could
prevent significant and uproarious tumult
at the mere mention Of his name.
| The Hobbies OF the Legislature contained to-
AsSHSsno uuNUuCo kuuEu VI tHo NopuuACouo
from the country districts. and the supersti-
tious ones among them must have been sick
at heart, for II there ever was q bad omen
on the eve OF Republican Convention It
was found In the scene they were obliged
TO witness. The Democrats were putting
through the new Apportionment bill like
shot from hundred.ton gun. and even Gen.
Hustled. the Nostor Of the party in the Legis-
iature. got no more consideration than to have
his motions ignored and to be invited by the
Democrats to give them q song and dance"
The very few friends Of Harrison who are
here are getting together in the corners Of the
hotel Hobbies and trying to figure out what
they con do In the Convention. Their calcula-
show is that upto this hour they cannot count
des ss sn rc tits satS to tSo
minneapolis Convention who have q confident
at Gen ought to be
ator Hiscock's friends that he has not alien
sy s Ss tSs So Fl
Federal PATRONAGE that has come to them
senator Hiscock' fate in this Convention is
only KS to the
serious blow to Senator not to be allowed to
represent his party at u National Convention.
make ns nj. ms to
Mr. Hiscock.. will be elected without
struggle. There has been much gossip
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his concern for tho party. and rs good Re-
Rs1 ssa Tse s sHns L S f s It
strffe over such a trile.
Unquestionabfy tho delegates at large will
pepeS and Mr. Miller. Mr Mfiler .s who is on
rs Isn way to CALIFORNIA; viii be represented by
Mr.. Plat and MIR: Enrleigi will be here to.
York. hut MI. Depew ana Mr. Hiscock will lie
DELAYED by the Grant monument ceremonies.
who here s IN arcSs Int that tSs
KIND Of %!ae HSn R has in IN" three
sn!s u32 slf f Ty co ae
dent Hsrriso1. Ths only New York nemb"r
Of the Cabinet Nj IFaey who WIS appointed
to i'm press the President with the Just claims
OF OF; the State; Thjs has been great disap-
speaking Of him. They assert That he SR has not
sat ss the n,5 6e bsnd in his city
II regard to What at. the :spuS!i:sn s.se Of
s's ssssa ' ssat r.
Eep' III thE GoOu SraceS 81 tIie fresiuent. IL
S ssd to sSScs and that he hns
Is n, opeenly said that So az as his
to have. considered nobody but himself. and
many OF his actions have led to the sus pcion
election to the senate. His critics laugh when
they reflect that the new. Apportionmen bill.
passed to.day.wil alone defeat his schemes. It
is said that he ATTEMPTED to build up an
organization OF his own. but his characteristic
lack Of energy has prevented this from being
Mt lll fOrmilnplp. that when no meets hia |
party 1,, in conyention instead Of being power
j. soat Fnssett will find himself among a
host OF friends at the Convention. His failure
70 win the Governorshfp has not dimin lshed
his popularity. On the contrary, the plucky
ihGtt h made and the fact that he took his dc;
the party leaders to hope that some honor can
DO done him. They say that II he is not made
m officer OF the Convention no should be
put among tho altcrnatcs to the. delegates
&c LARGE ahd some L,d go SO iar H e. to
Iiiscock MS one Of the big Four The, talk
lmong the Republicans here tonight shows
lint it rests solely with himself whether he
Will remain In politics and reap high honors
;. Tho State Committee will meet at the Hotel
at orock evening" The
|iarmnanus Blocker Hall promptly at noon
,harec. Fl the ynconditonnl Republican
Ilpb Of Albany, and 1t is to DO hoped that they
Till DO better than those Of the Democrats Mt
Exporter had to expostulnte with tho door
Ieeper in order to gain admission for the Hon.
Richard Croker.