, 1879-01-26

the wishefi-fOr result DT le91S!aLloA. II HAoi~
idiotic assumution, or one further away from
the tr1,th. could hardly be conceived. Har1n9
allenei that a consriracy existed, it BECAME neg
essary to point out the consplrators, ami II Is
sought to do this bv Insinuating that the scaetne
was nut up by the Chicago CLUB, alden anu
abetted BIZ CINCINNATI. As no man in Boston
could be found to whom the job was acceptaole.
the services of the Cincinnati correspondent oi
the Boston Herald we're secured In recent
issue Of that paper appears long comnunica-
t1on from him. in which it is alleged that
last April, while Messrs. Hubert
OF Chicago. NeH OF Clnclnnas,'
Petit of Indianapolis and Chapman OF Mil
waukec were in raitWay car on their way to tnc
Buffalo meeting the subject was b7oacnea. .le
next day at the meeting it was again brought
IN. and the other gentlemen we're somewhat
s,,rnrisel at the action of Ar. Hubert, be dis
coursrlng it. The article further states that
ts1t is hp]icrcd here that the friendship pro-
fesscu hy Chicago for Boston Is only 4 prclen-
sion an1 that If Chfcaoo had not known that
iour clubs of the scycu we're pledged to vote
for the amendmcnt rn}hcr than see the ancnd-
mcnt lost she would have recorded her vote in
tl,e affirmative. It was, however, known that
Cincnnofi Cleveland. Buffalo, and Providence
would yote for The amendment, and, for some
reason hest known to herself Chicago cast
harmless negative vote"
rh;. - .a, 10 los, ,s one of the most re-
r,arl.s hs cvssions of tie truth on record. II,
n1aEhapS " as!7 ~, noe.an ~ cih ,,i tho (,incin-
Us arsueu ' p.or;da,,t Hn,hers vac onnoscd to
masl 1tln Az. 'hat h;e :. oonen;ra.v with
G;nn;n,,at; r,,r.f havc been of a n3t,rc not very
C1i!."u' .!..i -. ~ -tntsnaes ~ INT {.mb since
cleultau'e ~ ~. 49,; ~ tSo aao,,c meeting
~ - W. 80 1,oaI 10 n.ndroant ahout which
1,'''. l.as ~ 49,. '"H ,et Wr uuhcrt voted
1 Dos1on ;. - 80 so ~ ada,s;o, Fo-tunarely. Nr.
VeaT WAY ~ ~ tho t,,ncuna1;s wax in this city last
~. ~ ...1 ~ .ttnn,nr he;no called 10 The
rtMat, al!o Ta',1. ~ ,,n, Ia a1;nr"d m hesi-
n'a.tet " ,: tat hn sna,y t. sras true he
tat.ou ~ te1'!t. ~ .a', @ ~ ~ he Ru;f,ln meetinr
stau' tn;.s " ~ ~, .,,or .sers Hn}hc,t and Chan
tass op.'I ~ ~ , ,natter ~ drh9rrnr managers
an' t e1u at 49, - 10 ranch was hronvnt m and
iro'. sGa. ~ ooi sne sa,t;mact ha;nr in favor
u.seus oEo' ss III. r,eotinr nryt ,fay.
" sucn Ill., ano'ei ciao.lr ehn.,n n,. Tr TinrIi,crt
~ nrov;eion stated lust how
~. eoss hu,t; =. pawed m The ticIl while
n'ans meli st.ou,u 1rross n ,i,,t n chanrr iLc
sallle ~ ~ ~ 49, within 1heir nowor
mattGr a. .ilat t.'.e "as o. th,r IL shnmId hrn-
ht. -scll :nsu sa,e ~. on,nn1 aoo,,e n,retiu1
lnc quessou " .h,r -. 1..ns sajd ~, 1he snh;eci
anu notnus aat'nv ao,n1 mo- Iast necemfer AIr
At She lleHe!anu eeetln tas' ohove rrferrcd
Nen lnalotussu .t.s ~ IL Hurihert m tl,..
10, nas1he nc'Gl epnA1n ~ ,,,oo.;nr s;1 months
sup5eet sulee ri. ~, n;s snrnrise tint semitic
ucloic. 1oue ~. .a' a1.o.;1 hrr fbe resnl,,tion
Das Da;aIe aaop.eu .1, ~ ~ r;nsinnat; sv,oo ~
ftoSiuenGt' T 'e,ty .tu rafIes and d.nosps Of the
nus enestuaJ @ ... 'os t.cane,irncy @ y hc1ween
eGats o tua5 and c;nrnna1t and he allegation in
IncEu ,hn r,M au that he frrndship OF Chicago for
boston Wa w.; aoe.e ~ w.. Roston C,nh shnuid
mat TUG otalee!s ~ a"I ,;..1-r - a,sn,,r,1Enant
never nuse Ine4 n. ~ .n.,. ~ ~ soen r. have
.! eu!tGtey .u' w. 4,,t i;r,,t n th..jr rom
,,i.in, v repsran" the aercd Injustice done them
pla!ias ~" ,;nh Eacns H.rr>, Wrirht ff
~ ',S t,' 4ha, sesm 10 have forErottcn
tue pla3sta .,; u~.. a,ont ..o ;s hnr !, rh,iish
tuaI A. uGss ,, ~ ,l.t thc crr of unersona
i:lt;., tassu Io =; rorc itI-t;nci in riew of the
teS.e!1.ou ~, . nao,Inu ~ ,vh;ch tho rcso-
1act t'at a. ine uri1t wte nassed 1he Boston
I;s a.o-'r+a+,vos s,nctioncd o,her Ierisfa-
LUZ .,..ti .ha e.rr character notably in
~ ene, ~. - yVord nit,.her NJ thc Providence
rh 1iu I,a Roston c;nh niso saws that br ru1inr
ill., u:-;,ht IN rhe f;eII the Ieapue has de-
Aallt ~ - ESs1.,ah,a sa-.iree ~ he Tendcred hy
p!Neu ~ ~ hat :. rs aireo1v cnteref ;nro con
A11n; tot ~ an,n;no caosn1 rrhie lrind 1T nr
s.aet . ~. ra.rs s ,hIn indred wien rhe fact js
Ea.nen1 .tlpt IppeIIs Iaet Anr wGrn 1hc natter vas
known tnat 1aS. apa1 mue 81 ths n na;,'ts n,,i1o
utous" ~ ~ - tha Roston C,nh vas fhat any
~ 49, ,ha ttn,o World he rnfsir' snrc he had
aIloa aa, ~ oan+ratod f,,r Wrightis services for
a,teaas ar assor ~ Ts7S He Ind notice then and
nic eea1ou ~ .n noo.mhor 1naat;ro ~ Tho
,t,. ,ns+ter world arain hc bro1ieht IN.
90 tS.t any arpumant for the services OF Wright
during 1879 was made in the full knowledge
that bis right TO OCCUPY seat Will tie
players our1ne the eGu Giua,,sson and pnte
oe onI nooe,,har Ieagna rncctir-
In fact. the so-called argument put forth By
Boston is logging OF the question all the way
through. The tax apont personal Ng1s,a,
ton is nonsenslcs'' anu Gnes no. ~ a. ssGpl 1T.
Win inc action u sne I!uu , .. -.
.,lsn Gentlemen: und any attempt to bes,nirch
+%s,; viii nnlv and in disaster to those who uu-
tIrrtake The unpleasant job. The League has us
much right to leg1sIate concerning me ADMISSION
OF managers and scorers 10 tne ne'u, as ~ uas
concerning any oshcF pa1t VI 4eatutc " eus
~ +ha nnn ri,at it is better that mansrers
and scnrrrs snail be excluded iron, tile field.
-hat a.,tles tho ma,fer. and ncither the Boston
,,'e re' az, o.hnr Tnl, has any right or title to
mud fault with this opinion, MUCH less to ascrioe
unworthy motives 70 those holding II.
The fact Of the matter IS that Tor several sea
sons the Boston C!ub has oeen ee1oF'ng the
pryege ~ haa1 ,nlsn awav and t;,e howl NJ
!'rsee '1 1e5r;siation II Is ;nmeiatelr raised.
~ >. ;i1 go re sightest cfTccf nobo1v fnr
lnae ,orom ~ W. inaenes is reneti1on althoueh
sayoring somewhat OF monotony, was harmless,
but when to it are added charges OF conspiracy,
the matter becomes one concerning which IuE
TRIBUNE feels bound to give all the tacts.
DAISY CUTTERS.