Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

the contest within the Convention,
at least not on the upper side of
that contest. In another article the
World says: It would not be easy
even for Blaine himself to raise "a
Rebel yell" against the Democracy
of Ohio, which has made two
Union soldiers it's standard bearers.
Ewing will make a strong run and
probably secure to the party a ma
jority OF the national vote, though
he cannot be much more accepta-
BILE to the hard money Germans Of
Hamilton county than Allen was
in 1875, for he represents more
thoroughly than Allen himself,
"I'he Ohio idea"
The Tribune says: The Demo-
Gratis OF Ohio have deliberately
planted themselves upon Thur
mans veto.riddled platform. The
election in that State in October
will be the first battle Of the CAM
paign in 1880, and In that battle the
Democracy have now unanimously
resolved to he beaten. The plat
form adopted is SO blatant q procla.
nation Of the revolution policy
that 1t amounts almost to bur-
lssque upon 1t.
The Herald oddly enough thinks
the Democrats of Ohio have made
the strongest nomination possible
under the circumstances-the one
nomination which could have any
chance of success against Foster,
the popular Republican candidate.
The fact that the Greenback Con-
vention at Columbus nominated a
ticket amounts to moth
ing. The Greenbackers have not
the slightest chance of elccting the
ticket they have nominated, and In
the progress of the canvass their
rank and file will desert to Ewing,
who Is as strenuous Greeubacker
as any of them.
senator JOu0s ou ssss Was MR. B,tver
Biis.
NEW YORK., June 5.-A Tribune
Washington special says: Jones,
of Nevada, was asked II it was true
that the Warner bill ia imperfect
even in the opinion of its friends.
He replied with some warmth, that
the bill is not imperfect in
any particular = that it Is
complete and perfect in
all 1t proposed to do. He
stated further that while the friends
of the measure are very anxious to
have action upon II, and would be
very glad to have the bill passed
this session, they are not disposed
to rush things or urge immediate
consideration Of the bill, when it
would probably give rise to discuss
sion that might last for an indef-
mite period, and keep Congress In
session throughout the hot wealth.
er. Besides, he said, there is q Gus
tom In the Senate when one or two
members of q committee
ask to he allowed a
reasonable length of time
in which TO examine measure
that the request isusually granted.
In this Instance, several members
of the Finance Committee are
averse to proposition TO hurry SO
i'm portant a measure through with
out the fullest examination of it,
and have pleaded for more time.
Jones thinks that request reasona-
BILE, and while he does not speak
''ofiicially," he advances the indi-
vidnal opinion that the Silver bill
will not be reported this session.
AdAsMs's aucesss.r NJ 0Over ~ eat
SssSssS.d Director.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The 1ri-
bune to-day says: Hon. Nathaniel
Niles, the young lawyer who sue
ceeds Adams as one of the Govern
ment Directors in the Union Pa
cific Railroad, may not know as
much about railways as his prede-
cessor, but he has given the subject
study, and as for practice, the peo.
pie can trust the man who, when
Speaker of the New Jersey Assem-
bly,, smiled at a summons and COM
plant for 81 ,00O, 900 damages which
powerful railway combination
served him with, aud continued
more cbeerfuliy than before 10 show
on the floor rs In the press that the
objects of the railway were unjust
and against the public veal.
Another COIOn,saiiOa scheme.
NEW YORK, June 5.-There was
another Roman Catholic Western
Colonization Meeting here last
night. The aggregate subscrip.
tions to the required fund of $780,
600 now exceeds $4,000. John
Kelly, In explaining the plans
OF the association, said: The
land was intended to be disposed
Of in alternating sections; the in
terinediate ones to remain the prop
erty OF the Association and by SIM
pie emigration and Improvement
of other sections the value of the
company's land would be so in
creased as to yield large profit to
stockholders. Bishops Spaulding
aud Ireland 20 hence to Boston in
the interest Of the scheme.
FALL RIVER MULE SPINNERs.