New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
TALK OF MORTON FOR SECOND PLACE
MRS. MORTON SAID TO DESIRE TO Return y
WASHINGTON SOCIETY. AND IT Is De-
Cl.ARFD THAT TIE GOVERNOR WOULD
NOT BE AvERsG TO PRESIDING
DYER TIE sENATE AGAIN.

NOT BE AyERsc TO PRESIDING
OVER THE SENATE AGAIN.
The news from ST. Louis TIA, Joseph. II. Manl9,
Speaker Reeds campaign director. had concsda
the nomination q cx Governor Mckinley on the f'R
halo. swep, through the crowd o: politicians
the corridors OF the Fifth Avenue Ho,el last eveo-
ING ike a pralris FIRE Though every man Of then
l,au thar /, was only acknowledging what 20 sane
,.rson ro,l5 DISPUTE the Speakers honorable capt.
,lation was not expected for some days YET; On a
e,s,s however. the comments were favorable to The
GOOD serse and hearty Reprh,icsn oyalty Of W.
p.ed. Mr.. Maaley and the New-Enyiand de'es.aas
They have accepted the situation as s'eaasS
earnest. unswery.ug supporters OF AepooNcan ,.
c,,les ana Il was generally considered taa' ,Ss~
,-,,ca cxpr,ssicn q; fssty 70 The viii O, me ks'~
rcan masses should not Re forgotten
C,,,r,,,, With The doeing OF his Ia: to Mckinney y
-. {, The r,,o came Mr. Makers safs'
-. ,,..,, ,,,,er m Circumstances v:l Speaker Rsa
accent the nomination Tor Nlce-PFeSfe1- ins :"
t,,oritative declaration un.oosed hSo &c
tiu,. las, evening about the second p1t' ~
ticket, There WIS much talk arou' o.',
HoAt~,. o. Ncw-Je-sey; General L. A ,.-Ar-,
Lieutenant Governor SaNt1n. ~ex-Ssra'S . s'-'
Fassett. Warner Miller. Of New-forK N'e.0''
Bradley. OF Kentucky. and LownieS o. AA.s 80
Henry Clay Evans OF Tennessee. ana o'a'- A~'N'
leans OF note, Eas. ard Wet
+, WAS tho p-ndom.nars, op!HicI thzt tne 'aa.--s
mate on The ticket with Major MCKEE,! W. :.
New-Ycrlscr and that he would oe s'n So
man. who would be regarded IS souoa Oh IN w.
ton as Is Mckinley. not only On me cure -
ton bn. on the tariff. 4 ruulor sp'eau .'|
error Morton would not object 20 see"N. -. -.
the Vice-Presidentirl chair. and that oe'0e D.
was three days oder i wel-drveoped o'on' "'''
launched there for Lcyi p. Mortca. c.-x,v
II hive every reason for believing eni' 49, ,,
Morton IS ready 70 acrep; the ncm.natSn '''
PRECEDENT II I. Is offered 70 him" sa!d msa -,
the State Committee last evening -. N,,.
far more satisfactory erI pleasant 10 s'' -, n
during the years between -SsS anu N~ ws,s
liovernorsh!p has been. Another 'I"'s -. !, ~
with the Governor IL Mrs. Mor;ons 49, ,..,.n
matter. Mrs. Morton found her social -. ~ .s.
Washine,on far more pleasant 10 hsr 'H~A -
Ton a, Albany. She knows that tne'e rJ
Vice-Pres..ent In America ana - pxn
one living ex-Vice-P-esiient. ana ina :. I'd
himself II he should be elected ae"-c s,sr,,sn
Stevenson would change places 'eA''
the only x-V.ce-Pres.dent living a. yc<
The social prominence OF MI w. ,,au h
President f. McKin,cys AGuiin's''""V ..,. be,s
something unique. NCDNNs ~-'~> , upl1
than Mrs Morton. and she has ''hp'.Sss cha CIV.
the Governor People have wondered WI, = rellos
eraor has been able 20 maintain sue" ,'sy esssT
oquarlm,y during period when eveIso' ,se prssL
r. c. Platt realized that the con.'' ,he New.
Dental nomination was ing aea0 ,o,rd IN the
York candidate. TIE explanation IS i0. ,ne Pres.
Governors belief tia; Il he ia aes. as the nonh"
dency he would come ont OF 'Hs "e ,,s
for Wee President - .,,srie Of .euIes'ss,o Son.
Mr. Plat and HIS immediate ~ Hacke ana - ~ a
Lou Payn. of Chatham, !. louis yes,sria;; rsS
gresham Odell, started for D. ard Ohio ka.Itr
special ear over the BAtlno,o city this e'.sss
They are to reach the conNe.,hsu al the sou''
and have quarters awaiting 'He"' ".
Hotel. ling that Governoossv
ton would be nominated. lie sss a Mr. PAY,
whot oaics For three or four "WS~ton would
had an inkling that Governor ~ mckinley is,s
1htact n the second place on inc sil.knosr WI ~.
A sneciel car carrying sx'stn Work to-1G "a
n,atf Panublic,ns. viii leave NewS ious w. NO. ~
The Pennsvivania Railroad tor - from ns TN ~
then, are delegates 10 the me party " cor.
Sho viii vote for Mckinney, III - McCconss
William Brookneld. Genera A'rp" Cruser., yGozs
ncims y Bliss Colonel :. ,r,AsS, Genera sn,yusa
& IA r Coils Robert j. w w. tx Assemo'
Porter General Samuel lno'i,0 ppt nheine., :, So,
Richard J. Lewis and BenJa'it" Meade ana IAN \
Ex-Poilce Justice Clarence " succeed Wlnpusrio-
ator T. s GIBBS who expects uoo,,ber OF the "tIosi
Sutherand as the NcwYork mei siart for s. III
lean National Cemmitteee VII, a,ccompinied
this afternoon. TneN WI" y"
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