New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
MORTON's SOUTHERN BOOM
THE EFFORTS TO EXPAND ii ni
PLATT's AGENTS.
,o,,p nrI.rcArEs REPRESENT THE ENTIRE RE-
suit OF THE MISSIONARIES TouH' AND
THESE ARE THE RESULTS OF Mr.
.NDERsONs wCOING.

Silt or THE MISSIONARIES TOUR AM
THESE ARE THE RESULTS OF Mr.
ANpERsoNs wooING
G., ,ous March l7-Returns from the southern
s,.,as continue 10 show that there - Piac'0'
on,v one Presidential candidate there anu :" Az
southwest at present. That csho'ua., 1I,s
necessary TO ia Nihai" -'. ,hor.
strength Is growing every hoar, ai'' VIZ ,r,n,d,
ouyb,v his forces are inspected, the NOR
~. AZ ,hav anpear A striking Illustration oi '"'
20, bs. lust been furnished by gentlemen WIN no"
returned from Florida. Alabama "eo's", -,
ol,nas Louisiana and Arkansas iheS , 1
a,,or,rg IN ASCERTAIN the results OF Pia.' an"
Ouav.s missionary work for Morton i
inrs are both interesting ana amus"s' . -. .,
70 iii surorse the friends OF Governor Mor'o" -
,,ou inst what actually has been acconpi'".u ~
him 1t will certainly amaze nm VIM W.T.. AVA
that the entire work OF Sims, van 'o''
Anderson throughout the entire oou'" " ,,
..,ted nv exactly four delegates THESE iou' W 10
yates are Louisiana men. ThS were 49,, .,s
CHARLSE W Anderson. who Is unques'ohao's M
,,os, effective worker that has s'umpeu '''
for the New-York candidate ihese io" 49,. T., 4,
xv,Il vote for Morton the first paiio'' "ia =,
IT., raros he presented in the convention WHY"
"'s -, 80 .,,ros look now They are controle"
~, ax(,ov4rnor Pinchback. They are. IN ia'' M
asvo,ed followers. They were no' CIV" 49,
A. pnchhack's regard for Morton ou' o"' " -"
regard for Mr.. Anderson his ies'.u ~. hrgb,
exceedingly tenuer
- Nsuyorker "a to marry Mr.. PincAoach W
iovsd daughter That is the reason anu ''o r.,
raason whv Mr. Morton will get any suppo,. 49,
louisiana or for that matter. any other 0ou'"e'"
State. . o.t With any
Anderson was the only man VINO "'e.
.-.c,,c.I success whatever. Sims was Iautheu AZ
IL !. merely a ward worker. and the coio'eu 'e
90. of the South would have nothing 10 u' w.
hin, He was TO them only nissah'
,,ahtv ,nonudent one to-. He had come oo"" '"e,.
60 Inv them. openly; they resented the 'uea'
rs a n outrage they thought. that Northern nep".'
,,c.n. should think so little Of them, ana sims
.c,ord,nr,v repudlated. Sims did not secure BIZ
80 deIerate and IN some places he Narrowly e.
capped rough usage ,,, r,a,cu
Van Colts work in Alabama was Simply
lon. He made no more impression 'ha', u wy -
r,a,er IN the Mississippi. He knew no'h'hs "oV"
c.un,ien,ng OF this kind. and demonstrated VIC"
Too, before he had been in the field two hours ~
u,cal work Of his kind is quite distinct fro" car
inc primary in New-York City, win 'ne a'o u
T,mmany heelers and patronage: Inc AlaoA"a
deleeation will be solid for Mckinney. . t., ,,e
MIR Reed may get few scattering WITS 49,, ~. ' an
south and few delegates have Dee, etc., M
,rexas and elsewhere who will favor senator Ain .
COW bur outside of these. and the contestants t,a'
the Combine propose to send to 81. Louis. "a nj
Kin,e 's supremacy in almost every State ana ierr,
tory in the South AID southwest ca""o' o"N "'
DOT be seriously questioned .. T., ne ,.oir,sd
AR Morton's support In the south Is as piea
out entirely sentimental. and confined 10 coio'eu
quartet.