The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-11
VOL XLlll. 10.
WALLACE'S RING BEATEN.
r1ILTRE or THE PLOT TO CAPTURE
THE ERIE CONVENTION.
An r0cctunI Plank Movement by the Big,er
Men The Ring Dcmorniized nnd Routed
TI- Treasury Thieves Utterly Di-mnyed
Tbr etor,ny End of the Deliberations.


Men The Rina Demor"iized nna hou.eo
Tlr Treasury rhieNeS ,t'cr's "''""''"
THE stormy End of the Denoer"''ons'
-, e,.rr IN A,,,r tho nomination OF
ERIE, ShfI' W. ht''i VIZ ~n -
pefshiuv for Governor last night hau peeh r".'-
a., ny ,he Convention there were loud calls
Nc" o' VI, ., 49,, ,o,,,.,1,,,i fceilnr
for Fran Hughes, and That indiV'uua'' iVo,.E
,hst he 4, ,d carried platform and a candidate
-, -, oro a.y ,.as oui,e willing TO make a
'"'"uN" ~ ""' ' 49, ,,,, ..,ohod the stage
speech ! alt JusV rs "e "'u ''".", -, .,,,,,,ira
someboo,, moved to pro ced with the nom'ha'
-, 80, .r.,a.,r,r which was carried with
H"ns l. T ''''o 'i'"'"''' n,tr,,,,ns were
hurrah. About score "i noun ~
made one ballot was taken. and Nohle oi h'ie
-, a., ,,,cs plavford Of Fayctte 10, and
secured v" N"t'' a. .,,ry syaa tncn
Young Of Ihiladelphia o' ~ -. .a
started that Noble was partner OF haw'e' ana
- ,,,i,n with one or two OF his friends,
ai'eI V"i's"i 80" ,, ., ,1,ourn tina Con.
the Charmai determine" W "uJo''" 80,
,,t -, .,ir,pnu declared IL carried. A row
the V'"' ny 80, a., ,,,.,.,..,, ,,.. 49,
instantly ems W. '"u '"' "",' '''' u,'1,",
rounded by IN furiatcd rOugbs from Philadel-
49, ,I ,is, whore led by McNiullin. who
una a'" - -, t,...,,.,.., ,h, h
ltaped upon thb stage ana ucmanueu tna' nc
,,tl,t and cont nue the tallOtiue Amid shouts
.,d,,,tc =. of vi, ,lence Mr. McNullen hold his
ground, aud fore ed the Chairman back to MS
.c,t 1he Char ben called for a division on
,t,, o.,t,n ~ .di t,urnment and not one vote
"e p'''''' VI ""' .,,.,,' 80, - ~.
was given In tho Amrmativc. order was NJ
length restored. and che second ballot was taken
-, ,.,,,,,,, a., Win ,h,s resuit. PLAY.
ANih Nt't'' N''s''"N
ford. O.; Noble, c.; Ptolette, 81; Piersoil, II
H.. 4. N.r.n,s 4. Hancock Il. Embr, ck ..
m.au a T,c III, ri and Itst hall,t r.
snit.d ~ fo,loNs. nj, Iette, I2l: PIayford, 81;
N,Ni1 - Ni.tnr IA III ulrtte n wing "A mginfity
nf ali ibr votes cast was declared the candidate
81 ~. t.o,v ntion Tor II ,te Treasurer and the
T,'ventinn adiourned
NSire nou,in, ian ~ t,vrus L. pershinp for Gov
.runr nud az Victur 4. Ii sette lor @.ate rreus-
o,er vas an a, o,srwheln,inr defeat nf the com.
6,ned nower of the treasury Ring aud the
Tsnnsyiylnia R,ilroad viii t,n, under the dir, C.
ian 81 sen.tor Wallace was g 'cI ermined To- nm
,Sn nen,o"r,tir n,r,' as tho Rcpublic,n crgani.
w. ~ a. ,,,',',,. 81, "a T. ,hs -, ,,as,. - n',h -
ss'," - i r,, 49,, ' ., ~, he eiesnt
thc Z mention We're honestly opnnsed To The
.ur W. ,nnsing The Ism. dhis nj sisn,iiv and
.I W ii. tbe % n,,tv 6nes I'M the rreai
N,, ~ " 'io S ,re ,, 'hs i i haisnx
nu,ulu ~ y,r,r, uirnnSth m liz fe in
,hc arhH 'ISrrc were h"lf n dozen e iiates
w., nIu' ~'io , "V'V 'i, ,, ,.,,trcd ~ ir,,
~ W A. Ia, ~ 81 ~, as
prInls were vlos' y siI,1I 70 tue
1'u ~ s tc, rl,,i t =, .i,s VA NJ,
a'','c; 'o' % 80 ,r, te''' ,,, ''' "a az ,b',,h,
~ m''n @ w ~ ~ ',,,i, M Mr,',,ce,vi t h
unIr' V',ha'n h @ cnJ y"
ta'n n'9 a.l'i. ~ "a ~ =. w., 4, ,','i, ~ -, - ,,,
~ ~n.Vause .,tN is'Hru 40 i'iNI.nn ~ q , -
ens'pI ',I,'nn 'e''''o"s o' 'P'"' I'""R '"'
OPP .~s'u"n ~ 20 A., yvnli III i,, -. 80. >,o,a..
IS, SUI & 80 w " ~ 81, ''i ~, ,,,i " va ,, @ @
pnni ns siw r o',. snst b an6 m inotty
Sc, 10 Wih iH ave-, ,ne G ,Ibn,ot ~ % M W,n ne ,e @ S,aW
XXX ,t1 i - ~ r, n,,. " f", n
~, i ''' u" II III ~ US Il ~ % iif',O, -
.na' "noNe ~ 'niss ~ ,i IT, ""h,Vu w !" atou quaI
REL ut ~ .he % $40 . time me ne wa, gong 10 such
men as D.. ip"ng'i ne could trus'; no say SAVING M 10
',t ~ 'iu 80, Nv III ~ ~. rt, n,ou
'ini' ~" "Vit'vic i ~ vas Nvhl,vhtu - pt".1N.
himself ~ secui 'hs lhe honihAiiom oI hSh VINO
f,taNa ,,, = ,,'. Ia, ., p,',sni,'t, 10 ,rato,d
~, a., a. @ ~ , .,'. o., ~. ~. ..- -. % ~ ,.,e
~ 'i'. , H W " ~ - az w 10 4" w o.' -,
~. ~ t''a' ~ i, ~ @ @ ti i0 nV liz liz
fIsnGiv in tnn, ,1,d r,,acr nh cr',, n II ,nres
M M'VI,' - ~ ~ a. IT, ~ H' ~, -, G 49,. ~ ~ ~, 49,,
o .,,n nm, h s,t fr rr,,iI !" AMI Stte
S,fr ,n NJ M 80, - y a. 20 -, @"u , t
~ res.'ua a., -v,n f,',,nd i-l.nns Ia lrtn, t;en
V,ss ali the WV from \, 81 Y"fk to w1rI( Tor
~. MA - ,',,,r.e eyer,i,',,t ,.,@, ,rr.r.t.nt
the c"nn.rtl,n betwsen In. Pr, ,id"nt OF the
hnrthern p,ctac Railroad and tho lie Vice
Pre.ldrnt OF the IcxAs Pacific. and now mem
her Of The senate If the Tnted States.
All went well with MIR. Wallace until the
fr,snja nf S,ves and Hnrr di.royered that lie
MAS Goins ali be- could To- injure the new csndi-
date ana promote his own, AMI then the war be-
gan 10 as,umt "A nercer a pect. The llplrr men,
who were the Outspoken, defiant enemies of
Wallace, were encouraged to make tho Wal, even
l. the knife. FINALLY, the day before the Con-
vention met, Noyes's friend, Mr. Bridges, opeuly
denounced Wallace "a a Ring mn and to his
teeth told him that be deserved to be in the
peni.entilry. The contest mad now assumed
such "A se that IL was not posslble for Wal
lace to con. bine the Ross and Moves forces
His onlv hope now was 70 corrupt the Philadel-
pha delegation, and this he partially succeed
ed In doius. Through sam. JOsephs and Alder
man iicMulhn twenty. three out of the forty
six we're bought outright; but the moment
those votes were given for Ross II was known
shat influences were At work and the men who
were managing Brler's part of the ngEt con-
cude that the time had come to make the
numlt alton. he vote which was uuputchasa-
Bile IN the Philadelphia delegation had in the
meantime been given to Pershing to natter him,
and his vote on the tenth ballot was thereby
Iwellrd to 80.
At tais oppOrtune moment Biger was with.
drawn and Tho motion O nominate pershinp hv
A. lanai ion was made. he effect OF this move
was to completely demor ize for several min.
utes the Wal ace forces, and before they could
recover the day was lost. They had staked all
on this one est OF the die, and when Ross was
defeated the Wallace faction went Gown also.