New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
ACTIVITY OF THE BOlES MEN.

cL,r.uNG VOTES FROM ALL OVER TIE FAR
wEsT-NOTfs FROM THE CONVENTION CITY.
Chicaco June lG-Sellator Calvin ;. Brcc chair
man of the Hati,na! mml'tec. arrived in the city
tls afternoon and Immediately went into consultation
with members Of the committee who are on inc
ground.
What do sou think Of the Ohio state Convention =
some asked him.
The convention vas very large ONE They were
substantially unanimous In their opinion tnat no
nomination fer President should be made by that con
yenton but that IA delegation should be selected with
Instructions to TO Chicago, look over inc si'"'
tIon, consult together. and tlcn act together
GLOW nbout senator pIice as the coming dark
horel'
"oh, an not In II this year am not In n
hurry"
I'D I'm their temporary headquarters tooay 'he
Boes worker were hamncring away Thcy are "o'sc'
energetic workers and Il Will be duo u no inactVts
or failure 10 make the most Of each shining Hour 'na'
their candidate docs not loom UP brightly literary
bureau has been started in behalf OF INC "" 'a
from nwan In many Of the tables which have Deeh
prepared up 10 date twcntysix votes from iowa 'fc
all Tim, are owen to the Corn states" Democratic
Governor l.. NJ. Martin, one Of the Iowa ucosues'
atIarge speaking OF this said that somebody wo"d ~
surpr,scd for he had heard any OF the l'Ulcs
mon put their strength below sixty and II might 60
10 eighty. south Dakota i expected TO poh go"u
number ~ vote, for Boles and his friends THINK the
state Is practically instruct d for him. Throughout
the West votes arc looked for. and away OH III tne
south Atlantic states they arc figuring on niue
support tho claim being made that south Carolina
has A least one Boles man IN II. Most u the bOC'
folnviur however, will ffOm west 81 the
,u.sis,tpra River. Nr. shaver. Of DcS Moihc'' was
asked o.iay about the for the reported strength
If Boies In tic silver States. lie said; ""ovcn'r
loes Is strong Ia TIE Wet. HIS votes VIII not be
,oAfned 10 silver stitos.'
The story is told here that both Ioies and Morrison
men have been working hard upon the Missouri dctEii
lion and I'm the Iowa headquarters this afternoon 1t
was openly predicted that quite hli the Mis'3urlan'
would come TO I.,ics II Mr. Cleveland did not get the
nomination the nrsb thrc" ballots.
Tlcr, Is als a close In Missouri for the seat
lu the National Committee. Colonel tbnrcS IL JONES'
tho Editor IF THE st. Louis l!cpnIc." is being urged
for The pluce and be and Colonel irather now have
about IA equal number %, votes.
The indiana delegation Is booked 10 nrr1ve at the
y,c,oria on saturday but Of tho politicians OF
that state AFRO already scattered around mt the other
hotels Ben willcts, Of WnrTfck County. is at Nc
Coys lie said Tho indiana delegation viii cast It's
vote for C'vonnd without doubt, although there are
soue OF them who are said To- have u vague hppo 0f
wording Governor Gray into position which might b.
improved into something very god indeed. ~
course every consideration would make want
cray II We could get 10 him. but We 90 lot
want TO losc him ana loee Cleveland to. Their
viii b. something of nglt mndc against
Gray In the d-lr.,uon anyhow by some "f -hanklina
ri ,nds who bod Gr'y rcspy able iot >hauklln'' It.
rat { the Gpvc-no~alp. TN, gill no, nm"uni "a
mnch. however AID If thcrr Is Ia be 70 scialnble OF
lvorits sous. ~ NOW ccnS pc ,ihlc. Indiana VII de-
MI II .an for Gray. A, tic case s'Hnls ne u po
slblIty aud nothing more. ! believe thar Cleveland
VIII win Oh the ir-t ballot
The Utah contest. which !, the lr, 10 BE- hoard
from iu The present convention, T. almost exact
duplicate Of The hrh, om ne sanc rcrriiory at nc
Mnncapoli, Convention, and proceeds from exactly
the eiilc cause.-the Mormon issue.