, 1880-05-21

nlter $3.50 O'Clock, and took IN tho CnDk
County contest. Tho Chajrma,, fuo,,ircd II
tho Fnrwcll I[n1l delegation was ready to
submit to the Pledge put through in the Con-
yentlon yesterday.
Kirk llawcs stated, OH behalf of the dele
gaton, TINT. after due tlc1ibcratlop. tho y,ole
matter was left In tho Judgment vi Tho Coin.
mtttce appointed 10 represent II. That Cou-
nlittge llau Prepared
THE FOLLOWING AyswEn:
Tho dctc0ates frot,, tho County IF Cook from
,S}n ,nG rcfmaf IT, lnnvGtton req nt Enrwei! Hall e.
iawi,i rowcr IN iho Cnvct,t,ou or II, this con,ss
mites to- impose ,,pon n,ly contestant any, co,-
mcnt aes}t, pseccaem ~ ireh,ssnE }Mug
By submit ,lntinr protest Ia it'd resolution, a. wo
ii'naSrstnnl It. nl the unnrg!nizcd cnvcntinnt
ns Tho ony r,rons trft T., nrnv",,t tho throm,r, Knit,
acknowledgements of tho Republicans Of IH,k
nnnni oma tho nrnablo loss Ut tho State to tho
IL this Mr. iinw,.s a,1,,cd n vcrhat amin.
rnent, "It wns but fnir IN ntlt1.n In snih.
"tho exprcssion .tl,c rrso1,,tion NJ wa I'm,
tlcrstand lt,'n Alta meeting i,cid in thicnro
1t was yot1tt unnntmously That innsm,,ch M
they wcrc tho rcgulnrIy-electctt delegates, in
their Judgment. ti.er wonl1 stnnti or fn1l IN,
rctler.-9, IN m into tl,a cnmwantion ] III ~ or ~ ~
remain ont. 1tc dill not stotn lila as throat
but si,nply as mn cxn,anation of tl,ctr m.
sEtEon. Thcv sfmniv nnsscd tt,a rrsolutinn m
H. 10y s'n,ps p'ssss" ulo ieso'".1o' WI
-, ~. s.Ju.". - I!s,' "'t."u. n"y lIiete"co
.,, ~, t.i',., INV ~ .",snt nnl"o Mpoit
LUZ ,-'9tN uo'l'itteo III Nli"tAef "lte;t1oh' l"at
!ts .es'i"'m'', ~ "nulleI lol''' ""a oeeh paSsea
'sM!ee W. s'aco t!ley lelt Enle''eo' NY nppeaF-
.,lg oelo1e inc committee aM1 accedihG TO
.so .etins llnposet' upon uaet', thcy wished IL
ulSllnGtay u',ee5Stoou tnal IL INC eomthitteo
s'u'NA W pIe'tSesi ~ scat poftlon oi tle
"c.ts',..on "lnt feJect postinn, nWas ae1t
eltnuis ~ use upton " 1he "elegntloh
"ilotlef that portion would go INTO TIC Con-
'eIl'oh f1'haih out
-, THEY MIGHT hRsc1SD
tno rtsol''!lon' ana tnaY mig'it hos, 'Ihey
eSpcctea' however, mat thcy SHOULD stand
toscthef, as no UNDERSTOOD 1t now. VI
course, u tho committee fe5cctca a!i. ulen
thero was no dlhlci.!ty III INC way AZ t'at
the Go'nn,l11eo eoula ASK he thongat' was
tnat !, IL aeclaet, 10 lct III paftnno Keep out
paf'' t1ey might eSe1c'so tho'r own a'sefe-
Iioh rs 10 any OF thenl gong into
tho convention. Ialcy dld not Intend
70 create my disturbance, ns hat
oeeh lntlmaea' put SIMPLY TO net as men anu
III nle'hpers OF Inc henuplica;t party, ana 10
Whnt'vcl tlet1 CONSTITUENTS oeslfe" t'le'a 10
Wv "'~A MA wy ett1u.i'oS''eS''
LEoSAhn swEIf.
LOT the othor slae, lhsistoa t1at TINS was not
eoihpllance WIN uo resolution, out w'ls
perslstehl'y ana mlschie'oasly eSaslve. uaV.
ing passea Two fesoiitlohs mat taoy would
not ao'ac py tne result uo Cotn'laltteo must
Hhaofs!aaa tlo posltlon OF the olher sitle. ~
snort ar o"ett askea tnat 1hey submit all
over aga'n OF sabmls hotnlng at an: ana not
come IN with a declaration wil'ch 'neant
hotning more nor Jess thah tae2 would sub
mt II thcy got nlnet5"two votes, or bole IT
they didn't: ....... ~
willard Woodland was given two minutes
to reply !io asltnlttoh the adoption OF the
all-or.nothlng resolutions. anu went on to say
that tho men IN the Farwoil Hall delegation
Woro among inc o!ucse anu most trfeu ltc-
phplscahB OF CnlcaGo. II was trno t1as q
low OF them Ind been led away by Leonard
SWEET nnd others III 1871 [grcat 1aughter],
and that the other side was represented by
about all tho legal talent OF Chicago. Every
man in tho Farwell Hall delegation, he con-
tended, was as true and loyal to the prln-
ciplcs OF tho Republican party rs any man IN
the State.