Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-15

w tllntf EuufmNn or HuffIHuu. The
situation was such that thr candidate
who could have the New YORK
delegation solidIy could certainly
20 nominated. Plat saw the
ONO men and they promitsl him
mat sherman would give him what
lie wanted " he cast New Y0 k's vote
Ia the tight way. They warned him
~ the other candidates; II they made
promises to him they would 70 back
upon him, aud said that Sherman was
lhe only man who was big enough,
brave enough and trustY enough t.
carry out any deal that might be msde.
upon this Tom Pla,t pretended that
he would get the New York vote for
SHERMAN anu went away. About an
hour later Ste phen u. Elkins got hOlI
OF MIN AMI took him out driving. Hs
promised him that he could have what
he wanted anu Plat nns wored that he
would tako the secretafyship Of the
Treasury rad cast the vote tor Hafri.
s0n. EEins, Plstt says, agreed to this
az 4 through Plat the New York dele.
CATION was Injured 10 give a solid yols
lOf hatfisJu. THIS, II II said, turned
tue scale; New York could MT con.
sistontly 20 back ~ sherman, and the
result wAs that Harrison was elected,
Depew aud tue O,hef delegates nj large
thought lhtre would be- ouIy one s1iId
New NOrg vote tor Harrison and they
would 20 back 10 Sherman and nomi.
nate him; bul Platt beat Dupow aud
TIC tcst and thus brought about the
nomination ot Hanson, TO be- beaten
Ia turn when he failed to have MS
alleged contract carried OUT.
HuVaktuu oil CuNuuppv n.nsvy IN,
chief objection ~ him A. vice.
presidential candidate wOuid be
hiu connection with the Vandot-
bilts. He IL lOOKod upUn n-
"A mouopOlist though every ons
likes him. Delegate Yorkes, Vt Ken.
lucky, tells curious story OF remark
that Wm. l.. Evatts made about De-.
pew. IL was at a dinner gwen IN
Delsw's honor Ut the time tnht Yale
college HAD made him an L.. l.. b.
Eygfls was 10 mako the speech VI The
evening. He began by ssying: "t
wish 10 speak tonight Of Df. DupeW-
hu has just been made n doctor by
Yale college, aud there " no man Ia
tnin country who hasa better Iigut 10
tue name. CbauucUy Dspew IN d..
Oi IL. X. magt u.es BnI according 10 NY
belief they need dOCt0Tiug more than
any other people Of the world"
/ met Charley Foster OF Ohio this
afternoon. He Is now living al Fos.
Iora aud tells mu he likes the qulctnsss
VI private liio. lie was tho manager
OF the Sherman clmpaign In 1855 and
hV was one VI the chief character, Of
the convention In 80. In speaking OF
the tamoness OF the present DC.
casion lac referred 10 the en-.
thuslnsm Of tue cJnvoution VI 80,
saying that the applsuse during the
ballot by whlOh Gafiiull was nOmin-
attd lasIsd more than 40 hsaI. Said
he, ~ sat ~ Garfield Ia the eonysn-
tion aud tyOk MIN cut of the halt.
Garfield did not know what to do
while they were voting Tor bim-he
turned pais ~ sheet anu sat there
boxing like death while thelconvenliOn
choeftd. AZ We walled, tultgTAm6 OF
oOngtatulation came Ia by the hun.
dfeds. Al last Garfield said, Can.
you get me out Of heT,Y told him |
would Try, and with that We rushed
away arm la arm out OF convention
hall. got Garfield Into carriage at |
Just about the Tins the crowd fealizsa |
No was coming out, They were Wild |
when they saw him. They tore the |
roof right OIL tho carriage In their |
anxiety 10 SEQ the next President; aud |
1 REMEMBER that | had 10 pay sos 10 |
tho cauman 10 make It square"
"Whal IN n nut sholl was thu cause
Of Gatneld's nomination."
~ was tns hoio % ue opposUlob
70 o'An'' Ae ueoAlnu lhelt llOl ~ the
',lNun.I s, anu soon suoeeeded 10 All
w au,,'uta9, sienglh, me people
y, ", tno Chl1ou oth'es must nave nero,
nuy aio ihshihs oho VI MoNlhley. IL
" Nohue'iui w. siehs'h ne hsH among
.ho pSoPIe' ihis convention 10 Tue
IeOpIe convention anu not ihAt OF
'no poIluoIahs anu 1hle campaign Will
w campaign OF VI" people,
Sohh'or 'ohh James lhshllsi when
no left Congress was asked what his
Iositiou In the world was, He fepli,d
h., ,,a,.,..,,,,,
'" '"' VI I'''
IhshIls mas hhu numbeE OF ROou pay
ny jots since then. His Job here as
lsyrpapsr oorfesr o. dsnt il a ntottahI,
INES AZ mucn ms lar ma mnnsv vn,s
inos be Jeff Congress as he ana wbiI.
n II. That would make his ineoms
10, 900 a year. IugalI. gets good priees
or NH no does. He mas doyot,I MN.
elf somewhat 10 busIness sIne1 ne
elt tue senate and ne has mad.
money In real estate and oIher
yhyp. He IL again candidate