The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
BLAINE BANNERS IN PLENTY
In Case OF Attempt to Harrisonize the
Delegates Train to Minneapolis.


The leaders of the movement for Mr.. Blaine
nomination took needed rest yesterday.
Mr.. Plntt saw Mr. Fassett at breakfast
and in the afternoon went to Washington.
Con. GARRISON also had short talk with
Mr.. Fassett in the morning. and took a
drive until dinner time He said that he had
not revealed and would not reveal the par
tculurs OF the confidential interviews which
he had had with tho President and Mr. Blnine.
Gen. Clnrkson had not determined last night
whether or not he would start for MINNEAPOLIS
to-day. as lie had planned. or 60 to Washing
ton or Boston.
Although Mr.. GARRISON would not talk re-
gardinG his interview with Mr.. Blaine It is
known that he did not succeed in getting am
expression from the Secretary OF state as to
his intention in case tho Convention shall
nominate him. Mr.. Blaine listened with great
interest to the relation OF the situation by
Mr.. GARRISON.
United States Senator Hiscock returned
from Syracuse last night. He entered the
Fifth Avenue Hotel with battered and dent
ed Derby hat perched on his curly locks. and
seemed Thoroughly satisfied with himself and
the political situation. IIo will leave Tor Min
neapolis Wednesday. tho day ex-senator Plat
"Certain things have happened which de.
termincd me to start earlier than Intended"
Senator Iliscock had intended going with tho
delegates special train next Friday, One Of
the certain things, wnc h happened is said
the train into medium for advertising the
Harrison boom. EY,Congressmap Henry q.
iiscock had determinsa to pacard tie ef train
with portraits Of Harrison and tag 1t with
stItanher r; bearing Harrison legends y,.
~ oils in y private chr. but lie abandoned his
plan and determined to take the delegates
train "mh with HIgEer pictures and ssns
Secrs,ary OF STATE, senator Hlscock's friends
say that the PRINCIPAL reason for his change Of
plan is his desire 10 be on the ground us early
as NJ. pla,t to look after the Presidents in
perhaps. uron William Henry Harri, on Miller.
Att t,y general Of shn United States and law
speech mae iy Air. Mes' ' al Fo W ayRne.
Ind, Aug; 81. ISL. when, he was s!pmpinng the
state against Gen: Grants reelection. These
are som" Of the alleged extracts:
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M@ sy.an III III. ra n. Of Trss sn
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raised tor N. resdens benefit and had been ono Of
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folio OF III, 1reasur, Department
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