The herald., 1896-07-01
dreds Of kilograms and letters congratu-
lating him upon his response to the noti-
fication committee Yesterday

dreds of kilograms and letters congratu-
lating him upon his response to the noti-
fication committee yesterday.
The endorsements are warm in their
concentrations and come from all parts
of the country. Governor McKinley's
friends have been urging him to take
a rest. The generally accepted idea is
that he will accept an invitation to visit
with his cousin, Col. Osborne, at Rox-
bury, near Boston.
1t is supposed that Col. Osborne is to
be secretary of the national Republican
committee, but whether Governor Nc
Kinley will leave for his vacation east
next Monday has not yet been deter
mined.
Efforts continue to be made to secure
the governors presence at various an
niversaries and large gatherings.
WILL ENDORSE MKINLEY
LINCOLN, Neb., June 30.-The Re-
publican state convention will meet in
Omaha tomorrow. All the delegates are
present tonight. A warm fight has de-
veloped over the head of the ticket. A
glance over the delegations as selected
by the counties of the state reveals the
most intricate political situation ever
witnessed in politics in Nebraska. Out
of the ninety counties in the state,
twenty-eight counties are here with
candidates for places on the ticket, and
some of these counties are bringing more
than one candidate. There are all told
thirty-two aspirants for places on the
ticket. and this number does not include
candidates for the contingent justices
of the supreme court, regent of the state
university or presidential electors.
MacColl, Meiklejohn and Moore are
the leading candidates for first place.
Teft and c.. L. Richards lead for lieu
tenant-governor and Piper will be re-
nominated for secretary of state. The
body will heartily endorse the st. Louis
convention.
MINNESOTA POLITICS.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 30.-Minnesota
Republicans will meet tomorrow to
place in nomination full state ticket
and large number of the 1000 delegates
have already arrived in the city. A large
portion of the ticket is conceded as set
tied, but there is still lively fight on
attorneygeneralr with smaller con-
test on the lieutenant governorship.
Gov. David NJ. Clough will have no
trouble in securing denomination, hav-
ing nearly three-fourths of the delegates
Instructed for him.
For rlieutenant-governor, John L. Gibbs
of the first congressional district, and
Andrew Grindel of the seventh district
are the only real candidates, with the
chances tonight in favor of Gibbs. The
result Of this contest will have a good
deal to do with settling the hot fight for
attorneygeneral as the first district
has one candidate, and the seventh has
two. while the second and fourth also
have candidates for the same position.
Treasurer August -koerner and Sec
retary of State Albert Berg will be re-
! nominated by acclamation.
NEW YORK POLITICS
NEW YORK, June 30.-At the State
club proclamation ITO the Republi-
can voters of the state of New York"
was given out tonight. 1t is asserted
that in the action taken at st. Louis
the people have secured the candidates
and their platforms by asserting their
power and insisting upon having their
righteous way.
ITO make this campaign consistent
and successful it seems to us to be ne
cessary that in our coming state con-
vention we Republicans of New York
should put the state in line with the ma
ton, and thus select some candidate for
governor who Will be no mans man,
but will represent every honest Repub-
lican in the state. To that end we here
by record our protest against the fraud
ulent and Oppressive methods in the par
ty management which have obtained,
especially in the cities of New York,
Albany and Syracuse.
I'VE demand that no caucus and con-
vention be held, as some have been,
before even the time or place of the
state convention have been decided. We
advise our friends in those localities
where the will of the voter is stified to
hold separate caucuses and district
conventions of their own, to call upon
the friends of honesty and honor in
Republicanism to setaside all other av-
ocations and to devote their best en-
ergies to getting a delegation. to the
state convention which will be'a credit
instead of a disgrace to a community"
ENGLISH COMMENT
LONDON. July 1.-The Morning Post
has an editorial which says:
There is nothing in Mr.. McKinley's
reply to the committee Of notification to
preclude his being party to compro-
mise similar to that by which the Sher-
man silver purchase act was passed.
Tariff agitation is certain, and with that
comes the opportunity of the silver men
to make further drafts upon the treas
ury. This state of things gives an op-
portunity to the Democrats of which
there was no prospect before the Re-
publican caucus. If the eastern demo-
Gratis act resolutely together next week
we may witness remarkable change in
the situation.
HOBART COMING.
CANTON o., June 30.-According to
telegram received this evening by Major
Mckinley, the Pennsylvania morning ex-
press will bring Hon. Garret A. Hobart,
Republican nvice-presidential nominee, to
Canton, to call in response to an invita-
ton wired by Major Mckinley after the
ST. Louis convention, in reply to Ho-
barts telegram of congratulations.
IN A BODY.
CLEVELAND. o., June 30.-The nom
partisan w. G. T. U. of Cleveland is ar
ranging to go to Canton in a body to