The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

4. acnaior Aiscock is :, srepeking for
ANAL element II tns Vow y.yt Y stsa aolsS So
Cocker guarantees tho state for the Demo
er;tsi case any other cap Hns ia rs ch hn
Why put him il aside Tor nun whose defcat /,
w. pawn has attended many National Con-
ysntions. and Gays he will stake hts political
,cHuntion IN the prorhesy that Blaine will
pEpgw SAYS HE IN NOT CANDIDATE
.'ohn G. New and .Chennccy NJ. Dspew. the
ftupecst men here Tor Harrison and the men
Tsrtsf oqss S"@ I sfSa Ednsf
OILY momSntarily. disturbed by tho news
q BlH,Se's rc1igTn"tion from the Csni. .
@. their herds , together p MT; N Sss
i two So S' Tho H%prson mon mo, down thu
thr s:erct..ys .css, ,,dG flew few 81 %
!ho Vii friends p Ifsrrl..n s9SSli 60 to dark
was mentioned, ms the dark, horse, tho
man whose POPULARITY was "Sual to Blnin1e,s.
p ait" ss "f n MS p Spos %G o II
Nav. Talking viii, II sus reporter. Nj Depow
And CONCERNING, tho r"por! that ! an, to 10 See
ret r Ct ,ns S Tsrso S"S9
Gent aSoat HI. canvass; neither have
sspted the S"crctsrS.s letter. il full fal,h. Many
letter to 6cm tla rkton Us lnnl ,Attcr that cttor
I'll sr s f"H H4 ns Ss.
sanI'dnt" sra l Ts' !es'sn"tio" q Mr Ra'ns
50 , Sps' S "s c ''f Is S s"n
s n. M ps sent se"ss wnS Ss. ra tho
shas intaraed to nccert MI along; that this
ss'is, what: SO said when he gSys notics t.
fhsir@Sn. Mr. Clarkscn. ' that Hc We would 'f MT
;Tsns q w. 'lainS ascentirs ,hs stYa tEs
s.; s%s'd t. "ns%1 fl TSss n"vs ms%s
I .Sa nf is,nes e.. lett sa!',S was na Ine They
will centinye thSt canvass to the end; Harri.
ss2f h s1s s sSn9"f Or 9S d. race
saa a that aPfss Sssd r % sae
nancnr II, ,he nsento H Of f Mr Biai"e retire
81 irtererct Mr. Bain9 Is, reHsfnation" Gontin
tirn,iy thai No viii i. nominated. There viii
b. no dnrk'hotse business rs a. far , as know. I
nomInatel ~ acciamation"
Warrior :Milly: VIM arrive from the far Vest
sai liz entire seSrnty.two Iecsa4cs viii viii
mSes EnuGr" ep obcrt n rh f tie
yuhrck Of Westchestcr, formerly ono of the
.'i"nIs Of Blaine In til" old days. is convinced
dp!s CATION Mr. Piatt smiled at this declaration.
POLITICS MIGHTY UNCERTAIN.
The friends Of President Harrison who re-
tired last night serene in the belief that an
bee" been manifested Of tho Biain" ne movement
evoke this morning to realize that politics
Il ssy ssn so Bsns novps
weak ness. certainly from the generally, ac-
eUa n
and would Mt eyer IS ain undertake the labor
idsstsS t.. Rsssidsntial esmrsisn This
Ib sSagG face to
affection ssa " ~ same idea that Bls,ss. 4
Se .sscs q e. hin p.S o hs from %sS
Fat he's Cronin. editor Of the GsihoHc Union
q Buffalo; had an extended conference with
upon the latter's invitation, At the conclusion
q 1ftthe conference he said; Blaine Xill accept
Thes S9H !. only on sI nns
wbich gives HIN. any uneasiness. 1t is
ss to 55ssfn his ssa in The
She and he are confident, that his health
es IL viii ih1 @sesp lo the he y
s reGts to receive It. He sent for me, fearing
that his letter e Father pIesy might be The
tao be- nm sns1 ssi
he refused to accept the nomination four years years
ago was because he feared that the Iepuhli-
os hs uf9 Se suffer S Sss h. d tss
!sss sp s1 oth s1
tho Democrats may sci ect.
no II s that eqRRs h"wtS"r R Has
SssSa @ the tire r. Sne ef sS.d
,AtrenEth since the sun went down last night
Phn, men t9~ whom, the lntest statements re-
1'sy say. no moro entitled to no regarded ns
lsn'.- II cial Eom.,,ri"c"A than the. Inru who
90, ,.n', for = mor,b past, and whose ,iecia-
rt,n,..., "w that III" oye, of Convention is
n '.~'tns. arc feEarded as Of no more
nn, n.y. "in" e IN as s sanss
=: H.; either le,a,es himself = candidate "
r.raices as much. the Convention must lie |
j..:nt.t By his February letter to Clarkson.
~ :sttsr, thcr Hiii"tan. is still in evidence.
-: : must 10 wdhdrGwn or qualified MS q
~ .'tE oIsc+d.ut 10 the naming OF its
\, N~' In 2. :, .S.,ions. Convention
's.aHH ey THE BLAINE MEN.
~ ">{l.p<;A pleased with the situation
/: .si:".,Ih- MI, it4ne,s sintcm"nt t6It ts
81 ..nmi-hte him." He added: Il don't
I Ut.... tiht NJ. Blaine will DO formally placed
u 10 ,.iEa,inn. hut l cnnnot tell" Therearo
1 i.l stories ntOnt aL)ut tho plans OF the
hls. iren. it l. sad that they will not Put
IT, llnina In nomination for fear the linrri-
/ n nnn will lay Ills letter to Clnrkson before
he owen ion. nut they will perfect an under
4 .iG mig with the delegations to cast their bal
n = for lin. starting. as they hope. with the
rlil "nte u A!nban,u. Arkansas. or California.
~ IN nc n time when Mr.. Blaine was not ron.
id'Fsl Il possibility, and thu the changed
Ohditinna warrant them in Exercising their
&n Judgment. Another plan discussed by tho
NIL Harrison people IL to put Blaine formally
afp,e tho Convention and split the vote OF the
leUving the balance Of power In the
itnds OF some ono Ike Alger to whom the
nti, Harr!son men could turn from Blaine.
hut she feeling that there Is more pro Blaine
nan Ant Harrison sentiment in tho Conven-
on. MAKE this plun seem weak to many OF
u. Ainr:ison's enemies.
rnE TALK or ARRIVING DELEGATES.
CnNuncey ]. Filley. q member of the M |