, 1880-05-08
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PRICE? + ! 4? $z:vE ! .G'j;Ei'NTs!:: J; s! s!
!: :PRl j.: ::Ep|EiN''FIAL: N i
= ! -: = +5,2 ;::::t.:;:.:: s.:
The Breaking .AWaX!&' from
Conk'ing's Rule ttiaugu-'..
rate d in Earnest:
~:
New York Delegates to Chicago De-
olaring 1rreoonoilable Hostil-
ity to Grant, .:
Senator Wootlin Publicly Re-
pudiates the Unit
: Rule. s.
His Action Followed by Several
Other Leading State
Politicians.
The New York Delegation Now
beyond Conkling's Power
to Control.
Hendricks Defeat at Columbus
a Matter Of Great r. !;
Surprise. %.
A Very Clever Piece OF Strat4
egy on the Part Of Sly:
Sammy.
Hamilton Fish Now Being Talked OF as
a Compromise Candidate by tho
Grant Men.
Affairs in Chicngo--Tho Anti
Third-Tor1n n1c1l Well Or
Ea1,izod,
And Preparing for an Earnest,
Vigorous Fight at To-Day's'
Primaries. ':
Stirring Republican Meetings in tho
Third, Fourth, and Other ~
| Wards.
Senator Logan's Neighbors Condemn His
0ourae, and Repudiate His Dio-
| tatorship. =: H..
Senator Logan's Neighbors Condemn His
0ouze, and Repudiate His Dio-
tatorship. 49,. r..


Bptetas Dhpateh 10 tn Chicago Tttbuns.
ALBANY, N. T., May -7.-Thnfe ,fna 4
BIall,e booul, and M mistake, hero .to-day.
The sccne was the most exciting the nHw
Capitol Inns yet Witnessed, when Mt noon, In
answer tu Sennt0r Jacobs' tAllllts and eager.
ness to l,nyo Senator Wuotlin place himself:
OH record, Senatur' Woodtn proceeded to do
50 with will, and placed hl,llsclf 10 TINT
nobody can liay0 uny doubt about 1t. Tllera
WIS dead silence In the Senate chambeF
wien Nfr. W00tfin took tho floor. Only
ternts for Blainu was tho stiffness
broken, md then by vol1ey Of cheers
that spoke Jnoro dtsconraRcn,ent to tho
Grant men than tho Senntor's words thenl-
selves, for tho cheers showed wllat the Grant
llen hnve sought alld still seek to deny, tint
tho Dlaino movement is not confined to Sell
ntors Robertson and Woodin aud handful
more, but Is general and promises to sweep
through the delegation. Senator W00lln's
reln.rky aro
"Allt PRESIDENTS: rise to q question Of
privilege. My Intention has been called to i
paragraph appearing in tho correspondence
of thu Nuw York Sun, which, with
tho permission Of tho Senate, I wilt read:
ex-senator Woodin, of Now York, wEltes
TINT ho aud ilfteon other delegates to CHI
cago llayo takcn II pledge to breok the unit
rule anil vote nEa!nst Grant,
ut Is nut very Important what Views l
mny entertain or choDso to express oil the
subject Of tho nominee Of tile Chicago Con-
ycut1on. But, sti.co the Now York Su4-a
s@l'fee psss e Sce MH i%ter"sa tSat ha Witch 70
viii viii oter Geicgstes to broak tic init rqid
nl'd w to agaInst Grant It % seems n: y:
sGnss s'aoat nRo tho s ost t. a @
nUr possible. And i can. DO 90
in no boItor why tlinn by repeating tho sub
stancc Of letter which wrote 70 = friend.
Ind Qicstlo'le.i inc In regard 10 thls stato.
nlullt In tlla Sn1&. -:
HAVE NEITHER WRITTEN OF s1oKEN
of. such pledge or, purpose to any human
being, nor Inns any ult4ge. PronltSe. 0r 4ll!ler-
fais ais sS aspn ;%Istv stSfs ltS sto 70 g. o &
pnrta1,ce 10 tho country ui!d to tho
i'.lrty with which / haye acted without
Or sadG% m II tulx scS ,t IT,
ont resurve, tho colltHo which sllal pursue
AZ n delegate t0 tilB Chicago Coliveittol1. l
si!al 10 theruto tn represent anu gtSo voce ~ tho
Intelligent q eafIeSt md patrtoItic us ,th that ot
auy district III thu Colni1olwsMitll. Inc ~
cent State Convention hold vt Utica i!as cG,n-
| ,nfsBtnned Hit to represent uiat dlatIlcI. My
tTct, alll tho Convention tas ratified mid cer~
tillctl tint Actto tho Nntl0Nnl Convention: The
cunHlun law regulating the rights. privileges,
tinnal Conventions Ii will settled md callnoe
| beC0n,a the 8nh1eet Of controversy 0r Ills
cusslun without rha!lei'RtnE one OF tho dnnr-
ut rKllts Of tho American Citizen. Our
hn Lnti