New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-02
on THEIR WAY TO MINNEAPOLIS.
| SEVERAL RIPUBIICAY: TALK OF THE PRlSl'
| DENTIAL TUATION.

Chicago. June 1-Emmons Blaine. son OF the secr-
tary Of state mt the Grnrd Pacific ll"tei tou'N
ana saw Messrs Clnrison. COnscr ana others. In an
interview afterWard he dcclnrcd he knew n'thhs re
cardng m, fathers Intentions
In An interview Mr.. Clarh,on said that the question
-, ,ho n,ninatlon would In his opinion. b. settled In
caucus and that the nominated would be chosen
lv acclamat!cn BY the Convention.
Mr. Fass.tt said that of the four delegates at large
from New York. tw) were mildly for HARRISON Nt
least sixty Of te remaining delegates are opposed to
Harrison in the sense that they would support Blaine
as first choice Blaine WAS stronger pday III inc
state ~ Ncw-York than ever. All the old differences
4, cha marty were buried With Blaine as cnndi-
date we can carry the state beyond doubt said Nr
Fassett
as there any possibility that Blaine will Issue an
,her LETTER similar to his last published one I'd Mr.
ClarksOn," he was nskcd
FRANKLY / think stationery Is scarce In the Blaine
mansion Just at present Mr. ba'heS noA' "''''
will be of acceptance
c.,o.or IInnS,ronch OF North Dakota. arrived from
Washington captured big handful Of tcegInmS nj ''ie
hotel counter aud once went TO Mt ClarfNol roV'
Mr. IIaIsLrOughs correspondents wired MIN 'h'' vi
tLo six ufAnsrc.cd delegates from North DaN"'"' No
had announced themselves for Blaine. The instructed
delegation from south Dakota. had swung around Tor
Blaine only two Of the eight delega'es haViR '"u '''
wouh vote for Mr.. Harrison.
q. believe Blaine will be nominated on ue liSt
ballot" said Senator IlGnSbrough. NV '"het i
ploInc and Rusk Blaine nnd Iusk would carry every
state west Of the Mississippi, and also Tennessee ana
louisiana. The your. men Of Louisiana nave gone
over TO Blaine BY thousands account OF the mastery
WHY Inc handled the Italian incident. New-fork VIII
-, 20 900 majority for Blnne. the action OF inc
cleveland men Mt their Hdck' convention yesterday
having shown that The fight In the Democratic ranAS
there will last until after election day.
The members OF the executive committee left for
Milwaukee, this afternoon special train over the
Milwaukee r0ad. TO night the committee VIII atchd
n dinner given BY Henry c. hayne. In Milwaukee,.
II, morrow the trip Minneapolis will BE- resumed.
The members Of the committee who started include
General Clarison. Colonel A. l.. Coaecr. }. oloat
y,,esett H. r. ;. Hyde. Of Massachusetts,: Samuel
rcssen,cn, Of Connecticut; Harry swords. sergeant
ot-arms Jnmes =. Burke. president OF the College
Ioague OF Republicans. also accompanied the party
The committee held regular meeting this morn
ing but there general discussion on the appoint
nent of a Temporary chairman Of the convention Ihe
latest gossip was that the honor would fall on T. b.
pecd J. soat Fassett ex-senator John J. ingalls,,
NJ Kansas The chances seemed to be I'm favor of The
,,one man. Colonel COncer said that Mr. Reed had
many friends on the committee. The vote. however
viu not be taken until saturday when the entire com
nl.,.e will meet In Minneapolis
President Iarrson's friends not scarce bv any
Innat the rght-hand Of Louis F1eisclmann. the
millionaire yeast manufacturer who is Delegate fron
Cincinnati. Mr. Floischmanl will reach Chicago Sun