Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-06

and MT. Rusk. The mistake and weak
 nesses that occasioned the political earth
 quake of 1890 belong by right to MT. liar.
 rison and his errand boys. He is the most
 signal example in history of class presi
 dent.
 "I have no doubt as to the results The
 Minneapolis convention of 1892 will honor itself by calling James G. Blaine to lead the republican hosts in @ campaign vic tory"
 HEARD IN THE CORRIDORS.
 Enthusiastic cheering greeted the new arrivals and the corridors were instantly a mass of enthusiastio cheering republicans. Attempts were made to drown out the Blaine shouters from the Keystone state by the Harri- son men and wave after wave of alternating Blaine and Harrison cheers swept over the crowd.
 the days arrival Delegate Winslow says as to the complexion of the delegates that they start ed iron home s in favor of Blaine so far as the when they arrived here and as a direct result of the resignation of Blaine from eighteen to twenty
 Ex-Governor Bracket says: q am Harrison man. and the sentiment of our delegation is now for Harrison. The resignation of Blaine has not helped him, and has served to strengthen Harri- son "
 story was in circulation at the Harrison hesadausrters 3 to the effect that to-morrow MT. Some one expressed to MT. Boutelle doubts that MT Boutelle. 'he will be nominated without any trouble on the first ballot, and he will atcept"
 Reports thus far indicate that in many delega- tons there has been no changes as a result of Mir. Blaine's resignation. In others notably South Dakota and Texas, the changes have been
 It is stated by Colonel Atkinson of Detroit that as against Harrison, Blaine will have all but four the @ oshsr the delegation first, last and all the time;
 Chairman Spree of the California delegation gafion taken, but he thought that at present it stood as between Harrison and Blaine about equally divided.
 The Iowa delegation Is weakening in it's Harri- son feeling. Eight delegates are sure for Blsine and probably more. It is stated that the Minne- tween Harrison and Blaine. Delegate BiscEstock believes that Harrison will have three-Quarters of the Wisconsin delegation.
 of the doubtful ones. Montana is generally con eidered as Blaine state. As to the sentiment in New Hampshire Senator Gallinger says that four doubtful. s
 The south Dakota delegation has been counted ne few deieeates who ara here insist hat ail but two sure to stick for Harrison. The New Jer- sey delegation have consulted 9 together and at at Blaine. The Texas delegation, which has been for Harrison, has split and ten have come over for Mir. Blaine.
 Ex-Senator Warner Miller at midnight declared Tor Blaine as the choice of the majority of the New York republicans. This is the first official announcement from MT. Miller since the opening of the campaign and is regard ed here as of great importance and likely to siderable extent. It is said that this gives MT. Blaine at least forty-six votes from New York in he convention leaving not more than twenty six votes for Mfr. Harrison. It is claimed by anti administration men that at least four of hese twenty six votes should properly be put in he doubtful column.
 MT. Kitchener of Indiana, one of the presidents here, was asked to night who would present the presidents name to the convention. Oepew had accepted.
 At the headquarters of the Maine delegation it vas stated no one had been selected to present Mr. Blaine's name, and it was not known whether le would be formally placed in nomination or lot.
 Ex-Governor Foraker of Ohio said tonight hat he would probably place Mir. Blaine in | nomination. He thought Mir. Blaine would be | nominated. If there was any probability Of a l lark horse, he believed Senator Sherman would | eceive the solid vote of Ohio.
 Quite sensation was created late tonight by rumor that General Alger had retired from the | contest in favor of Blaine. Michigan delegates md leading Michigan politicians, however, deny t. It was stated later that a telegram had been eceved from the general saying he did not desire o be antagonistic to Blaine. The interpretation ,f this was that whenever it seemed likely that Blaine was to receive the nomination the Alger l candidate and move to make Blaine's nomination lnanimOus