Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10
THE THIRD DAY
The Creccntta1 Committee Still
Busy at Wurk and Nnth~
ing Drne.
-.
.t -:
Comnis* ncr:C arter Give S":z1e
Very Pertinent P>in>s in
!: H.. :.... H. An Inter vieW.,z:>..
<rH:rs4l3 t"r Wind.

S=m>.: ..~ *:-.:'
t ?e0,r,: re: tloti 7. a-.+1iiitlIr1r. Al
SORTS Of rulnor- nrt rlf". It l. ~ Il that
the cnt,.1ntt-e ~. credentials vii! net
te realty ~ report Until $50 =. III. ~
il further stated that al Effort viii be
tladt t. rt.1ta-e The rtl1Vthtl"n IN or
der tn Ett II :e-t vote t. t4~ttttai. the
S'rtnr~l1 of the opposing can'ldutr~.
The convention, wa~ called t. otd+r
ut ll:..3. A. anticipated the chairman
nf the committee I'll credentials asked
FIR iurttltr tim+, statiug that the cunl~
nlttee WAS hard ut Wrrk, hut would l,e
unable to mike rero,t before s
o'ctock p. III.
Senator CulIoin t!erpd resolution
to the effect tlut the Columbian expo-
stion te considered national untler~
taking, aud recommending that Con-
grts+ t?l<e .ucll action Il. mny be
proper to carry this understanding
out. The convention then adjourned
until So'ciock =. til.
COUNCIL Of WAR.
MIN<EA1UL1S, June S.-Tht chief
of pfe-iJeut Hnrl :son's trium> rate In
Minneal oli-, Land Commissioner Car
ter, after ri snltatfon with the other
two triumvnS, Kitchener and New,
-unlmt up the situu,iob in their head-
quarters day ju4t before leaving for
the convention hal for the day. hAt~
tie. MlcAtnet s'ld Carter had been IN
conference s~vers1 tint+ previously
since day t':t"k With Senator CAliom
aud {" her prominent Hal .solllans,
and utrlv< ut the understanding 81 to
the y .liry T. l,r a1lltre,l 70. + '"r ~ IL
cn,t;t bt furt .'rn, particularly IN rr-
AArt fl the t;'".1e T. ctl.> otu+tay. Mr.
Carer sa(d:
NV. tt'Iy r, "'z. thnt The opp @itien
t, the I,r. iicnt q; ~ INT ~ tn vnE",
~ th+ pt< s:lrnt wnuld def 1T i'tm tN
over lu1 majnrny "n II >u'*> vote.
l. I:.utr tnt~t cir: ~ 't' w. tA; :ti
that th-. urpc'it:un " !! empiny atl
! nI+ut.~ at their 1e,11lu!"nh D Aeftr he:
huIlu. un can,I!14te,. w il not H.
j lt ,,n tn in'cr," II my ri "t'.1i- IT. TIM
v,4plryI.st Il ot t't the time th4t auy
l-*~urah1e rtrcon :tny totH!uer htce'>
! ~Aly f,r 1nr invt=tlg Il "u uf uu: >'':tils
at ,s@tIe ~nu trtti+nli .lr aud the ter-
| l.c;ion uf p=rn"neut nrg"nlz ttion, but
Wien ~: 'nlit \ thvlln'- thai h.l'trry
tr:tk ! IT. he'us employ 1 j., tive e"l~
ven,4o:,, ~ through i'~>on' ~ t. pr =
vtnt tho convention frona EXPIRE ,ing
tis frte cito;c., We ule satisfied Tint the
convention WI take the m4tt+r In
hand mud @i4w of "'l riv"lou- *cd
d!!atory rnrc.'t tior+ Ia vt. short III =
der. Tue supporters Of the pre- ident
in ttl.- convention rt*t / Il the conrciou4.
uess Of their strength prd are disposed
to allow those !" ho feel opposed 10 Ii e
pltsi1ent's renou1iuNtion to have un'
pie OPP oltunily to satisfy themselves
that he ts no! only the strongest can
tildAte before the convention, but thal
the doubtful t'ntts, through the PR If
and othel ire, know that he il the
only candidate seriously considered III
connection " lt1 the nomination. Tht
opposition has practically abandoned
Blaine end is now ek'rn,shiug about
iu tht endtavor TO secure SOME c.ndi
date who will prove stronger ia th'
convention than they have been abt'
10 show Mr.. Blalue. The uttuoe
gotd nature EXITS aud the p1esi 1eul'
friends, Knowing That they have
large majority Of tile convention, a.
di.post d to be magnanimous. Whit!
constant acYui' i'itionA tre being gail:
here tnu there. they are merely await
ing the apprsmch ot II II" tot in The n,:l
urni order .fevenls.'