The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
NEW YORKERS IN CHICAGO.

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| women. who have volunteered.
NEW YORKERS IN CHICAGO
They Air Their Sentiment. While on Thei
| Way 10 Minneapolis.
CHICAGO. June 5.-New Yorks delegate
swarmed through town to-day toward Mime
apols. Each had an opinion and expressed IL
A. I. Bluncke. editor OF the Johns
town IN. " Republican. and alternate dele
gate from the Twentieth district gave vel
and said: THAT means that the Harrison
men in tho New York delegation are going t
turn to Blaincs support. and what is true II
| New Iork's delegation will hold true in ever,
| State in the Union. 1t means that Blaine will
| be nominated. and Blaine's nomination means
| his certain election"
Senator Hobart .Crum OF Cobleskill. dole.
| gate from the Twenty fourth district said
I'm n Harrison man. and I don't believe
Blainos move will turn over votes to him ex-
| cept n few floating ones"
That resignation means that Blaine
Is candidate" said Z. Homes. alter
nate from tho Twcnty-fourh New York
district 1T also means that Blaine. for
whom more than half the New York delega
ton are already pledged or instructed. will
get nearly all the vote of our State on the first
ballot. There is no danger Of this action OF
Blaine's causing split in the party because
the rank and file OF the party are for Blaine and
have been all along"
L. +. Fosh. delegate from Fultonville. n. Y.
representing the Twentieth district. said:
Blaine will be nominated. His resignation
means that he is a candidate and will be uni
vcrsally understood as such. We are all
Blaine men in our part Of New York"
w. E. Lewis. a Rochester Alderman. said:
Rochester and Monroe counties are for
Blaine. Both delegates. though not ex-
plicitly instructed for Blaine were elected
with tho express understanding that they
should vote for him If his candidacy was even
possibility"
Frank S. Witherbee OF Essex. a delegate
from the Twenty first district OF New York
and n personal friend Of Blaine. was one Of the
most confident OF the New York delegation.
Il saw Mr.. Blaine in New York last week."
he said. and I had long, talk with
him on political questions. He told me plain
committal but the inference that gained was
in the ' right 0 Way. shall f"'' expect ' to
zee /. one term plank go down in the, platform.
sutt Is IN Win ana nsSs he
,Ex Senator Daniel H. Mcmillan Of Buffalo.
pressed By the Secretary's sudden Resignation
from the Cabinet. but thought it would only
hotter. Harrison had smiled with particular
grace upon Buffalo, and his smile had made
large said: The sentiment all over the State
is 81 a o pSss1O
%ho had resigned. Tn, people, he said.
n Mnn He rn"e as and Sower 9sy to T prd ngs
his nomination as Harrison is with
al the Federal o1ttieeholdters ct his back.
h. owns his own vote; and he can probably
iInnuence a few ,rmen who work for the New
i"rk C"nrnl That Is tho extent of his polit-
james M"Farran Of Albany declared that
Harrison could not capture New York. and
WHAT'S the use Of nominating a man who
would bring certain defeat? New York Is for
blaine. If he Is nominated we will carry New
York; but with Harrison We might us well quit
George G. Brewer. the alternate for chaun,
Interpretation. and that is that blaine is in tho
field and that we who were Harrison men will
h haze to stan stanG BY Blaine but am not heart
" i. Weston Of NewburGh said: Nobody
Thomas ". bradley OF. New York said: 1T
Is Harrlson's time to resign now. for he might
III am for Harrison" said Collector Hen
bricks. but have no opinion to express
the sitHation. trust that bitter fight
Will De dNOlueu.
Il want to see President Harrison renomi-
mated and shall vote for him In the Conven-
Chairman OF the Executive Committee OF the
Republican County Committee In New York.
!" But that resignation OF Dlaines makes mat
tiers more pulling"
;" Blaine first. last, and all the time" said
John Reissenweher;, Tho resignation makes
the nomination Of Blaine certain"
:. blaine Is the man. said c. /. Brudder.
THE Maine man Is the most available can
didnte." said Delegate Goodall.
Harria3n cant carry New York again." said
=" Blaine is my only candidate" said Mr.,
Warmers colleague. Fred NJ. Gott.
Blaine will get nearly all tho New York
delegates" said }. W. Dundwell.
will vote for Harrison" said Mr.. Quack-
enbush. and so will L. added James S. sher-
mnn:
The majority Of the, people are for Blaine.
and his nomination at Minneapolis Ia only
natural" said George s. Hilliard. HE will
get my vote at the Convention"
J" Blaine's resignation makes everything
clear. and the Convention will nominate him
will vote for him." said Delegate Porter.