Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-18

DC win DO after no becomes President
Hanna may have said that ho win take
care Of his ifiCnta. bot no III 'rs have
hueu directly promised OF any Kind and
Mckinley, u he GOES into the White
House ~ Oh, will 20 perfectly free.
The Mckinley mcnundouhiodly want
lIobar, a. the caudidato 'or Vice Pro-.
iicut. This seems 10 have been a part
Of TIE Mckinley plan decided upon
long before this convention met. aud
though they are not making any iurs
about W. ytu cannot talk with ono %
The Mckinley leaders before ne turns
the subject 10 the vice presidency aud
after hrat pretending 10 be iut Morton
or for any ono that New York VIII
favor, vrtfs about 90 Hobart
Last night Hobart had the Lead M
vice presidential candidate AMI n the
Mckinley men slick q their plan he
will ur tho candidate. They are cNs
tremrly anxious, however not 20
anger Plat, anu the remainder Of the
New York clement, AMI A. the diilcf.
curra IN New FORK could he patched
up, Morton could have tue place, THIS
ls the case eth Hanna and the most
~ the Mckinley loadefr. There arc
some, however, who wish 90 zee PLATTE
tail feathers cut and bis wiugs clipped
aud who do not want " tAid tina, Platt
has had any victories here. The
chsicu Of Morton would certainly be
a victory Tor him ana u would he the
defeat OF George Matthews OF the
buffalo express, aud nihtfa OF the Me-
Kinney nen in New York. | cannot
toll you how bitter the hgnt 10. The
New YORK delegates "a discussing u de-
urunce each ott or "a unmUasutUd terms
ana the oppoNputs OF Morton sny that
HE numi D atiou will loco the party In
that state. Now ana then you hear
Reed talked of He could be nomi.
mated " he wished %, and there 10 q
ttf0ug feeling in favor ut nominating
him anu taking chances OF his not 70.
fusiug the place GA the ticket Those
who know Reed, however, protect
against thiG. They say no n 20 in-
dependent ana fuiky that he would
throw the nomination over and nrnr.
! ticnlly tell the party 60 20 % b.. Ih.H
would gtSult Ia the national commit.
tee naming the candidate and would
putH camper on the campaign. ] was
| told touisbt by q man VINO hal
served In Congress with Mckinley
| aud who has Just visited him at Can.
ton that Mckinley can give directions
under no citcu should such
possibility DO fisktd. The only hope ol
| getting Reed 90 the vice. pre'iienCy
H,ys Congtussman Frank, would he
| through Dingiey Of Maine, or Tom
| Rutd's wife. l. assurance could tt
gotten from either Of these persons that
lie would accept the position, Mt.
| Frank thinks u would be safe 10 SO on
| and nominate him. No movement ~
THIS effect, however, ~ being taken,
and NJ this hour Mr. Reed IL out Of the
| race.
The convention will p obably
| adjourn tomorrow night, however,
there l. a possibility that d may last
over ull Friday, This Mckinley meH
uTu anxioua to got through as quickly
as possible. 1hoy feel that 10 iHi
things utc going very nicely aud
realize that delays arc dangerous, ~
iar M foolish utteraucps Ia Tho o5nyeu,
ton aud rul q % nro concerned, A. 81
10, they claim o. have about 200 vote
among the delegates, which BE- even 4
! greater majority than 1f0svcn0r hhN
claimed. FRANK q. CARpENTER,