, 1880-06-04

LHtD. WIllIG Ill CDHktEs5 Hb Coutteu 3A.o"
Chandler, and, marrying her, became tie
heir apparent of a lnrgo fortune md COM
Portable prospects. Notwithstanding there
were attempts made to bring out his fatl1or-
in-Iaw for President, anti although Mr.
Chandler WINS taken Into Grants Cabinet.
yet Halo stood fast to Blaine and
battlc,l for him III 1876 Ms now.
When tho Labor Ind Qrecnbnck party
1nadc their unexpected advent In Maine lnst
year, they defeated Halo. But he Is here to-
tlay, rather changed In appearance, moro
substantial, less juvenile, with strong
clipped benrd covering his Jaws, and voIeo
tllat soon breaks in a large hall like the pres.
cnt, hut which, for whitu, isQulto olcnr and
pleasing to hear.
nRI1HT AUDIENCE.
The applause which followed 11alo showed
clearly Tint tho enormous tlnss Of pcuple III
tho galleries knew every point TINT was being
taken on tho floor md tho Significance Of IT.
They knew that Dlnino had lnrge present
prospects, md that II the business wore to
proceed md tho delegates bo held In their
places, Tho Grant men eoulh not confer to-
getller, Or go off 10 my otlsor Candidate and
,,at Blaine might become tonight the Re-
publican candidate for President
BrAnRlxa ro1s WIND.
Mr.. Conk1lng made another speech rotor
slnE to the seats bolng without cushions, and.
III SONS cases, Without backs, md said
That It matle but lItt1o difference
10 those WIN did not appreciate comfort, bnt
he bn,, sut,,,osel It WINS botter 10 whit ut easo
In tho city md about the ho.oly than to sit
til ! O'Clock waiting for tlle Committee OH
Credentials, Ilp then mndo m attack 1t,
advance OF, tho finding Of the COMMITTEES on
Rules. which ho said had cooked up an mr.
ransc,ncnt to limit debate to five minutes,
trh,s was tho first ttmo the audience know
that such WINS tho conduct OF tho Committee
on t,utos. al,d It was at once s,,rmIse that It,
order to break the force Of extensive speeches
delivered BY s,,c', nblo men as Conk|ing, and
also for keeping tho debate from lasting too
long, tho Blaine men had resolved to curtail
debate and rus!, TO a ballot.
IN A uur1,y FOR uus1NEss,
Hale aga!u arose and said 1t yns entirely
proper for lelibcratlyc body to 10 to busi-
l.css before the ownership Of each scat Ind
been contested, and lie pointed toward the
case of Kellogg who Bat III the Senate
being investigated US to lis election.
lIc suil that we might whit for
years IL wo Ind to stop until the validity of
each seat was founl out. Tho ruling of
l,coree Uoar. Chairman. was rather In fAyor
or tho Blaine side, IIp held that anything
which was out before n committee w.,y also
In a certalu view before tho Convention, antl
Might be takun ap here.
Then james i. Joy arose, with q resolt,-
ton to open dcbaio on Tho caso OF Cook
County, Jlllnnis, by allowing the contestants
there to appear By such counsel rs they
chose TO atitluce. lie wanted Bob InaorsolI,
the orntor, TO glyo Blnlne's cnse: Mr., .Joy
las lust returned from Europe, md Is d
rather brond-chostDd man, with rrayigll
wl.ito tair and beard. lilo has been ono o1
the ra,lroud ntg,,utos Of tho country.
After short, rambling debate, In whIcl
itwns shown TINT NNcst Virginia md othel
States where delegations aro contested did
not like to seq prucipitatcl this question,
there was cali for the Committee on
pgl,AAxEyT ORGANIZATION,
AT this Mr.. PiersOn, OF Albany, n largo
vlfte-hn{red mnn with d f1no healthy rot
skin. ca,ne to the plotform and nnnol,ncct
what the audience e1rpaly know. throug1
Conkttnc's ironIca1 rou,nrl:s. TINT thu uresen
Temporary oreanizatlon Of the Conycntlo
wns nlso 10 be liz parmnnont organization
The report was adopted In a very few min
,ites al1d Mr.. uoar nude as near q l,umorou
speech as Massachusetts public men dart
venture. when he said TINT, having heard on
speeell from him TINT nudfence hnd hnt
: enudgh. and wns no doubt anply satisfIo,
with Ills oratorIcal powers. Colkling llat
Dnid that In New England everybody was u,
orator,
Therefore tho audience In little more thai
M hour found that two points Of expecte
trouble were already passed. the temporar
organization mud tic permanent orguplz,
uon.
-, Some amusement and confusion were or,