, 1876-06-14

nounccd they should vots for Br,stov. pu,c}
ell and Walker, Of the Galcna District, ,1cc1arf !
for "ashhurnc. Tho remaining thitty-fd (
delegates were for Blaine. Tint done, Logan
made plausible plea In favor at Unanimous
action and cu1og!sttr ol Blaine. Eob 1ngcraoll
followed In one Of his most glowing efforts in
blanc's bchaff, and urgei atrcnuo,l.ly that the
delegation votc for him ~ untt- The result
'Taa that tile two Washb,,rne men antl Eysps,
who had declared for Dris.ow, aroao and on-
no'lnccl thoir surrender. They would vote for
blaine.
WHO IS BnrsTow3
Judge Baker was then called t,pou, the s.lp.
roattion being that he nlso would surrender,
Instead. he sIx'Ae out remarkably plain In meet
Ing. l3c ohscrvcd for thu benefit Of tho dele
gates who we're contcnptuol1sly asking who Is
Drl'tow, That precisely similar question lad
been proposed In 1850 m to Mr.. Lincoln. The
people Of Illinois then knew who Abo Lincoln
WA. They knew now who Ben Brtstow IL. They
knew that he lad smashed TIC Whisky Ring.
.u1gc Baker also charged that the Illinois ,c1c-
gation nlsrcnrescntel tho people, Ut the State In
their championship Of Blaine and hostility t,
brtstow. Dlaiuc was the chnlco Ut thu potlti-
ttanst BF!stow Of tho people, md those delegates
knew 1t. In conclusion, Judge Daker served II
notice on the delegation that he dill not n,can
to bo Whipped into the support Of Blaine.
That speech stirredup the delegation nightly.
Logan and Eob lngersoll seemed suddenly to
conclude there had been spcccll-fnaktng enough
ior nt'o day, and attempted no response. A
motion that tho roll be called, to asccrtnIp tic
second choice Of the delegates, scemcl to sud-
denly convince the Hlainc managers there Ind
hrnH al ot.U1,r 1Ir,-o of
there might be 4 aus1dcn and un1pcctcd dcyct-
opmcnt 'of strength for Wash,,urne IA the
sscond choice, an adjournment wns pushed
through.
But the upslot Of It all Is that three votes
weEc captured fur I}lainc. OF course all the
tiriftwood goes with the current, asN tonight is
going for Blaine, aud the current grows broader,
and deeper, aud stronger, and set there IL next
to nothing spontaneous about It. Tho current
grows broader, and deeper, mud stronger be-
ca,1sc Of the incongruous opposition, or rather
because Of the lack If any cohesive clcmcnt.
NLAINEfs GAINS.
10 tbs HfsfeTn Astocfated Tress
CINCINNATI. June 13.-As soon Us breakfast
NILS over thjs morning tho politicians from the
other hotels began crow1ing thu halls Of the
buE'ct, which llas from tho start been the l.ca-
quarters Of Dlatnc's friends. Tl,r difference in
f1o1{or.u t,nt troo., l., .,Iutt
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lot In orcr That VOLS ,nt.h. ~ oa.
faith, they laborcd assIduousIy during tho
morning hours trying to unity some Of
tho moro important delegations. The
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