The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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hs sunlnrs III rsls'iun 10 ii,r ,sl.rra'n.
reminded nv. Til.irn ,lat u waa
useless ~ ~ over this subject, lltr
point fnr the rnnntfy ann. dld ssn
ur ,lil snn nnl aatliurise lhis mat.
m.niy III ,un ,lil mt. sas no IA utrr
explicitly. and psrr ,anr signature, AMI
the panic will end
Mr.. Tilden objected ia signimr a,y
paper on tho snhiert Deadlock.
Here Mr.. Holman Hni ny ami IN 4
pointca and energetic speech nlrruyrd
III all had said. mud united with mr ia
demanding tl,al nm explicit anl written
denial of any completely IN vi, par' ~
the committee Will, the betrayal oi the
party should br prepared aud gwen to
the cnnntr, ut once.
Mr.. Iilden shaved signs ~ yielding.
sat .lown at tho table and pcnned u
dispatch frnm the kAtionnl Committee
to the Democratic State agent la illi.
nois, setting forth explicitly tina, tho
ltorfd article was without authority ~
the National Executive Committee, nr
either Of its members; that victnty was
certain II tho party held together; and
wound mp with \ rally. Mr.. kch.ll
signed the paper without any srrnplrs.
Mr. Tlidcn eyed Ii all over, suggested
several verbal alterations, all ~ which
were made 10 suit him. nrh signed N
with extreme reluctance and ,nany ,lnrs.
tiuns IN to what VIVA proposed g. ~
dome with IL. No .uonrr was hl~ nam"
down than hlottcd the paper, folded
|. np. aud moved toward tic door.
Hcnilcmcn.' sHid L time IN plr.
ciuns. THIS important document ahall
hc on the wires within fifteen minutes
My hanh w.ls on thu loor.knol. Mr..
rilden ,nn after me and caught mo Nv
the arm.
mir. naid he. "tlat document
IL incomplete without Mi. l,clnnn,'a
/ signature. | refuse IL lat II 10 with
out it.
MIR. belmont is nj Newport" cried.
"Hc has declined 10 net any further mn
Chairman of the National Committee.
aud left oil hih powers Ia your hands.
You are fully authorized 10 aet for him;
uul, whether yon ARE or not, II ~ your
signature. anil not his that, IN important
nj thc present jnncture.'
Mr.. Tilden reiterated hts objection,
aud demanded the return nf ti,e paper.
The objection appeared 30 reasonable
thnt nobody sided will, me. Col. North
smiled .xrcnhtically. | held on III ihc
paper ! moment longer. MIR. 1ildcn
promised positively to obtain Mr.. BEL.
iaunt'a signature md ~ plt thu paper
IN the wircs the very next LAY. II wan
only the loss III frw hours.
Could doubt the word III gentle.
man who was my friend aud hal ~
! lately bren my host, especially when
given at .ncl, iimr anil under ri,yh
rlrenmHtnnc.~7 Impossible. When !
ppi int the street md by myself frlt
TINT olii ea.ia. was lost. There VIVA
something about Mr.. Til,lcu'a alr which
h.tokcne,l Il profound i,inincrrity.
The next Lny returned IL Washing.
ton. W. all looked for Mr.. TilAunH
dispatch: locked for II day after day,
hut IL never came. lie had suppressed
IL. l,y election day the party was oil
broken up, and there were SCORE oi
candidates i'm the field. II aas lost
canse lost through the intrigue and
trcncl,ef, of Samuel ]. Tlldeh aud his
nrcompiers anl tools. Belmont and
Marble.