The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1892-07-07

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What o. Means.
MIyKEarnLis. June 6.-Early after
the news was rec~iyed there was soms
talk II bringing out dark horses with
which 10 cut into lslaine's following.
The feeling has now given way and
whatever sl-e the Harrison men may Do
II can he stated on the positive author.
ify o. the chief licutenants that they will
stand h. their guns b. the last. They |
express themselves ~ ssnguine ~ ulti.
mate success. bn, cvncede the hight from
now H. bs close.
Evidently they ara fearful that the
fight will get ~ bitter M 10 compel Hsr-
risai Ia leave Washington aud their II. |
forts are now 10 avoid internal dissen- |
sions and 10 hold firm 10 this pledges |
thoe h, Tvsoforo committed W the prssi. !
dent.
A conference WINS ash at the head
quartet u the Indiana delegation aud
nearly cvcry stats and territory Wa
represented. After full discussion
tho Unanimous opinion was that Blaine's
resignation would not effect the canvass
being made Tor President Harrison In
any way. His friends believe the prcsi.
dent Is the strongest and best lsan Goa
tho Republicans 30 nominate III this
time. aud that " any Republican Is
nominated II will he on the strength 1T
Iisrrison'r administrator. II was ths
further opinion. after a careful canvas.
tina, Harrison will be rcnominatcd On
the frst ballot.
There l. 10 wayefing on the part a his
friends. recent assurances only confirm
Ing the predictions that Harrison u the
chcscs II lis party and the people. II
secfn~i the prevailing and practically
the unaninous sentiment u the presi-
dents followers TO discourage all resorts
~ aerimonious denunciaton " Blaine
and tbo~s who ~e-s with him. and that
they should conduct campaign. aav.
ing for IL lass instructed delsgates
Cor the president. his eIcsllent admins
traiion ~ the government and his pro-
vious good running.
Chaunccy NJ. Depcw was not in his
usually anliable humer when he emery.
ri from the conference. lie said h.
could not say anything about n change
In the situation. "But will you maks
the nominating speech for Mr.. Har.
rtsuY
Can't say I will not, but I will vote
for Harrison" he said decisively.
Marshal Randall said; The pre-i-
dents friend. are not ~ all Disconnected
by the action II the secretary. They
intend to- 10 night along m N nothing
hal hApI.ned and nominate Harrison.
Nationsl Committeeman =. Wynne Of
Wisconsin said. ut beats Harrison,
don't know what 81 think ~ Il jus'
now ~ RESPECTS blaine I think n0~
the president csnnos b. nominated ane
- elected II nominated, but whether
Blaine will win v not clear.
senator Teller u Colorado, who AZ
along has BEEN an avowei Harrison
man. said; II think IL j. god. i
clear the atmosphere now now 10 "a
~ his acceptance = concerned"
Mr.. Carter ~ Montana. who Is one O
thosc conducting the presidents can
vass, said The resignation II Blain.
will not In any way affect the canvas,
being male by the president friends
John G. New, manager 81 the Harm
SIN forces. hal brief opinion hut ~
emphatic one. II think the resignation
will not change anything. II will hav,
NJ effect There is M danger n a STAN
I--ie. We have got the delegates 4
elect Harrison AMI We arr going te 40 II.
10 T. positively stated that Goyerno
Mckinley who will arrive. j. 10 leclar,
for Harrison. This information CONES
from Delegate George Baldwin. firm
McKinley's tpwn. Canton. Baldwin
gave ont this statement:
Governor Mckinley has authorizes
ms 10 say that upn his arrival In Min
ncappiis he will enter the Harrison
headquarters aud becUne ono ~ IN.
most persistent workers u the president
II y McKinley'n opinion that two.thir,l
81 the delegation viii support the presi
dent upm tho first ballot. and three
fifihs Of them are ~ pledged To his sup
port that they canno, by any possible
intrigue be- enticcd away"
Senator Matt Quay said; blaine
resignation will undoubtedly produc,
his nomination"
Foraker. Ohio. said: The resignation
has strengthened Blaine add tho con
vonsion will nj once nominate HIM. Al
ger &C Rusk will have second place.
W. O. bradley. delegate At large
Rs-surky. saidi Il think Blaine viii
take TIE presidency II no could get Il
bat don't believe he can. We vii
nominate Harrison on the first ballot
Governor Mslletts. south Dakota
said: Harrison IL stronger than eyrl
In the convention and before tn,
people.
The permanent Craftsmanship IA ~
gArded ~ settled. McKinley's choice
being conceded On all sideA II Il
also considered as settled that McKin
ley will be- the head II the Ohio del,sa
ton.
The Tribune will sayi'What Blaine
resignation means Il for his supporter
20 any; his nomination under existing
circumstances would be folly.
The Indiana delegation gave q recep
ton In the parlors 81 the West hotel q
the friends Of Harrison.
Powell Clayton. head q the Arkansa'
delegation, said: Il think this vii
clear the atmosphere and we know
where We stand. OF course II make
come old Blaine msn who were In
ssrueted Tor Harrison feel put In hole.
There will h. no breaking away from
instructions for Harrisou. don't ioo'