The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-10
HAYES IGNORED By MAINE.
UypRECFDENTED ENCIThNINT ~ THE
REPrBLICfN CONJLNIION
S,.c,.,o, vyoo,. mud IIIs.cs over n Ucsoiu-
,,,, rndnr.ing rInscs- Blaine Throws on
,,,o, ,b. 'rrnuhIed W nters Aud Loses III.
mai The Rcsoiution then Laid on the T"hie

u,on the Troubled Waters Aud Loses hi'
Hat The Rcsoiution then i-"iu on the '""'e
hrorsrA. Nc. Aug. 9.-lhe Republicans !
hayc held their Convention. have rcnonnated
Gov Cunnor by accauation. AMI hay" adopted |
aplatflrm n which contains not word approving
MIR. Hayes's policy; not even word cNpress-
ing confidence in his integrity Of purpose. 1t
WINS understood both by those who were in
luenccd by Blainc's personal desire to have
Hayes ignored. and by those VINO fought
Blaine. that to ignore was to condemn
A majority Of the delegates to the Convcn-
ton and n majority OF the kepubhcans oil
the State oppose and condemn the policy
of the Administration. That is settled
by to-dny's events. A large share of the anti
policy men favored the idea of vigorous reso-
luton of condemnation. Such n resolution
would have been passed but for Mr.. Blaine. who
urged the alternative OF silence for the sake OF
party success in the state election. The Demo-
Gratis two years ago came within 5000 votes OF
carrying the State. Five or six thousand Ad-
mnistration Republicans boiling this year might
give them the State. ny rciraning from push
ing his victory to an extreme, Blaine has
avoided alternating the votes Of the Hayes men,
md has at the same time. pat the Republican
party Of Maine in tur same attitude toward
Hayes that it held ia 1866 toward Anly john
son.
The session Of the Convention was stormy
beyond precedent in Maine. whore the B'publi-
can party has hccn q unit for eighteen years On
all national questions. Mr.. Haycss friends
tried desperately To- secure a modified endorse
mcnt like that OF thc.Oh.o platform. lhcywcre
ccnnd mt last ni.ht ami up To- the last minute
60 day. that they had the strength TO
G. ry their point. W th the result they ara
Of course extremely dissatisfied, but four
nfths. and in sum0 sections niuc-irnth- 0f
the R,iuAisans of Mainc are with the minority
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char char Mr.; Bl",nr, m1nnTn ~ sAowei ng
Seam"i niiEe On tEe i,-t ana tn,. un'u-, Wb"n
Mr. Rnini. Ini.t.d ~ h'' q, .It ,iii ii, ..'...
With tS ha@y @ NoHIgn arrs M Mr"gT wa. ne %s sg FL
rnad tbc r,li Syh'n ,,h it',i,,ir. a,,ri mn -
frSm Aroostnok rush ii To- the front and inter-
rnntai hir =. / can, h,ar a, ,c,r1 hn"I vnnl.r
blaine landed iii" nsci and draf hepub.
lean lis oyn chair ma thnt r.rs,n
md frlin,ved thn rnutine husi i,,aes ,y,th mn
aHur,M Xu i An, ,r,i Pm MN ,, M ~,
the oor 81 de- hall AMI earnest in n" discus
sion whi.h nrar,.d"I In" formal work Of IN,
Convention. was $. s. Marble United States
Marslhai tur M thls dstrl' marble w9s a canli-
which I,vns H. ,I et,,ri an Ii Nnrr Xxx.
winning COR his policy the support OF Blainrs >
ioremo.i rival in the party in Manc. MNshai
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