, 1879-06-16
SLY SHERMAN.

TnFRntly &16lf3lDk& Within tN0 0EhtI1 w Inn
Great North-Annrtcan sOctorns-Tronhlo
in tho Demoueatto Caucus-Gheva1terH HAJ-
rrti Vat Down Upon.
snttiai Dfrnach To the Cincinnati Enquirer tDtni.
WARRINGTON, y. G.. June 19.-The revolt
ngnfnst the Sherman scheme to subordinate tie
8talHart Issue TO the financial one has begun In
q quiet way, and It became necessary to-day for
the Senate Republicans to hold caucus to
canvass tic feeling among the Stalwart mem-
bcrs ns to whether they should quietly submit
to 9hcrman's dictum or do some lively kicking
In tho traces. -.
II will ho remembered That moro than month
ngo 1t was predicted In these dispatchca that
after tho Stalwart issue, which was at
the time booming under high pressure, bad
accomplished the object for which 1t
was inauguratcd-that is, to bring the Frcs-
dent md his party nearer togcther-tt would
bo dropped, nnd that Sherman, in the interest
OF his Presidential candidacy, would hce to 1t
that In due time It was supplanted With the Il.
pancal issue. The original plan was to lire up
10 the line Grst entered upon. and that nas to
hnvc vetoed all tho appropriation bills, N any
shape, Which might bs presented to tho Prcsl-
dent, and force the Democrats to yield at last,
er r. sh M kOS
Tile plan would have been successful, be.
eal1se the leaders fu tsio Democratic party gave
themselves away when they nnnounced, after
tEe 1fat veg, tnat IL Nou!o neser ~ " aoJuusn
on the Government. Hence, all the Prtsidcnt
had to do was to keep on yetoing .hc bills, be-
Ing assured, oy the declarations Of the Demo-.
Gratis ttcmselVeH, .lat IN ,lie Gnu some peos's,
the Governmental machine. ........ .--
What Dnde tho change Of base necaasary-or
linc OF policy, call It what one wlll-was the
acti9n o. he Democtaic , ,S eoaVentnn % o. oto IN in
heading te,r t!ckei & wis s@o soHfs ts,, ~ M
Hob Lake ont u "ouE 3Ac. Maa noa'.sat i nsutc
nc1s moEe than nM,.sc 70 ~ lnu. ~, .ne .onset
ts,c s5niwart ISSUE Was eont'mnea ~ uoat y
addeu 20 tIe teno"a u u,auE l t NV cttssaun sa
forced hm to tndnss nc Pre'ldsnt to yisi,n II ~
hss post'o!!, ANa aaesma". as !Ae WnaWaGNt .ktI q
tne Aannpa!'b; a!taagea M .., :. "ss 'ss
thS leaolne ftcpaol'eaps W WHICH u t'ase WAS
ca!leus
Gen, GaTneid was chosen as nherman.s lepIe,
sentative on tue noor ol tnc llouse. nafnelu
consentca 70 alu ohesnlaa'mno. I.aI ~ tsss t.hbs
MN, tor hs oosa not,oas ueenuso 10 Is
oi n nuda S ~ "1ute fnr n fnar. mi ho ient
otherwise be antagoniHei BY the W!l5 ananceE ~ Il
TIC Aepnbi'cans nappcn 70 nave .ne u'snon...od od
Of nc neft SsnhtnssnP. - nnhF snns u.ar
nun inaeatso to yen; afne'a nooas e nashns M
Of an Army anu Legislative ApnropElatlon OIL
the PRESIDENT won!a seo. uafala eotnlauhi. ~ M
fHtsa 'ne lac, 70 sne m s3n. an ~ .t,er
l ~ -
hrlef inclbntion' te Dslak were oro9sht & doret'
The Dcnocratst VINO were not ~ tne sselsL, ,,.l,
wondered Wiiy IT. WIS tnat ule Tenots % .nslr ~.
hud beea a Ind
new departure taken .lhcy Terc mo.d t.ha .i,a
surprised when their leaders tod t1ea ehas I'M 1e
bllfs. with tho execution OF tiio yua.csal pltl'
M1na r teeeiSH ,Fs ~ ~ ts ;oc berns i ct tle
out oi 10y seff naa anema an9t,,1, IN Me" VILE Ivy
we're. mud lct them CUT efseeiaIlE. to9; to1 m,
directly they a accomplished th"t "osch NAG
The subscgucnt movement y now history:
The Legislative 6lll wns paescA " s"o.tI"tue m
vote on Monday last, w,shout DEBATE, nns', 'ot
the tnattcr Of TIM wtt!aoat aYo members ns, u
Congress actually kno.ing what II appfeort'
atet. The Army bill was cha1nplonea by 1el'
arfe.a 10 toIn4te spoece aau Ec ,,nIt
With the exception nt tWelso Yetes. 1G ua.lea
Support o. tac ltepnonGS 1ussuss; ,sn Inv!
aecd tho seerctary'a plans mich 6otte. @ tnan ~ NC
managed hts oHp, and, moro tnah I,at, ton.
Secretary Sherlnan had through Garle!ia, 50 70
speak. actuall7 dictated tho Octoocsat'c posi-
When the bills were sent to thc !, Ssnnto t{.e p,
leading Republicans, who hnvo the Presidential
tc, saw through tho bold game fhtt Secretary
@ poyen y a uH a,so posr and ,aG tu storn
was brewed, Which, l1Se tlat o. E.9au .he ,i3 a!s1
bte' at frat was no bigger than mays 2 n aan,l,
but which grew TO proportions Until 1t enlfnl.
a.ea w. IL i1isS ast II two esu. s wera he ~
In the morning there va: tlecldtu diapoal.
tiou to make q bold aud determined siand
against tho sixth section Of the Army bill, which
urcscrIbes that tic arsny shall not be used as
polce to kcop tho ncacu at THO polls. blaine
leaders surhat!caily declared that to adopt TIT
bill with tue sTll, suction Eeta'asa 49,. would % m te
| ali The gods they would nuyer agra to II. al,t
that II Tic Democratic passed II, and tho !'resl