THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2369, 14 June 1892, Page 1

THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.

Washington, June 9. The tacits of Mr Blaine's party are irritating President Harrison's supporters, who desire to force the use of the ballot box. Parades of the rival parties have caused some collisions. President Harrison's party destroyed a number of banners oarr}ec\ by Mr Blaine's men. The banners were inoribed with the name of Ireland, Qn, the other hand the Blaineitea Ivwotorn to piecas the banners tlits other party bore, bearing a protrait of President Harrison. Mr Blaine and Major McKinley will be the only gentlemen who are likely t°> he nominated for the Presidency, but Mr Cleveland continues to enlist support. June 11. Only one ballot was taken in the election for- President. General Harrison obtained S3O votes, Mr J. G. Blaine and Major McKinley each 182, Mr Reid 4, and Mr Lincoln 1. An indescribable scene of wild excitement greeted the result. The English press is elated at Mr Blaine's rout. The result of the election lias also been welcomed in the Dominion of Canada,

My Wljtolaw Reid, formerly United States Minister in Paris, has unaninumsly been nominated for the position of VicePresident. Mr Blaine's manifesto urged the party to rally against Harrison and defeat the common enemy.

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