, 1880-05-07

declared tic Convention realty for business,
wherein whercnpon 5n0 III. +. ". Wlitrc.lgc, Of New
York, one of tho independent Scratcsfers
from that State,
SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING Address
70 the anti-thirsl.tcrm party, issueH " tne
Young Mems independent Club Of the State
0' NJ HeT Z. t. Wool, Of Philadelphia, rsaa NJ
OF Pennsylvania, whose motto T.: No ih'ra
Term; larty Ytthent Hiaas1sr' aT1,n 'o,I1,rass nnd
s"sea p'sS witt, " 'tDs tho exprss*ion of bope
that tho Convention would not adjourn
without taking sl,cli. action as M1uid
point to tho o!nInton M, o.
llc;li, party. TI,c Following Committee, WIS
then app9lntc 70 dratt patf9,[Tm1,: ,T1,:on lionr1y
nois; llobsrt 4. l!!ll, ,Indana;l. i. sertpp.
i. W. Whitritige, New York; T.. 4; Wood,
RennfySnpr; r. Yhm; L keaky # iS'MS'e~y ~ H. WiiiiRa Wiias
Minnesota; lj. B.. Cnroois, Missouri; Fred
.Iick Alcuncl,, Missouri; n1la ). u; Webb.
Florida. The Connnlttse. nfter DOC poekef!nG t!G
couple Of resolutions which were nltcreti,
Withdrew to formulate their views. Mill
1ucien Eaton, Of ST. LOUIS started OUT 10
read n
SuMBEn OF 1.E1rEns AND TELEaRAMs
received from a t to epnnt5 u 1 N IS H. aS NH
Of the Rev. John Snyder, Of st. Louis hetore I,1
read was from George Wilem In,a Cnltls1 Iesf
81 VA Madison Wis.; i1snry i|a1Miall Waite. q
otiers. !ff0Mf sf Mfad@!soi', @ VIII; tbs iion: Bs!ja.
Cincinaati; ciis liz Kcv. IIsbcr Newton, Of
New York; Prof. .5at,cs Freeman Clnrk, e
huston $ho inquiTsd ;, nt I'll, elofsng 81 yggon,; II
Il sg giant s R ssg r1asr s e,essn ,saSy 's
sn pS1Se d fgPxg Wess Vrsaia na Hsd EdWara ss mud
ioo others, from ! 1owa Th"Tl"w 9rhoS,oEo WeeS
Nvoolscy, the Rev. II. W. ncllows,, 4; ".
Higgins, Leonard Bncon, i; L. Cox, William
Everett; Gen. McClnrg, of Chicago; Matthew
Hall, tho German American independent Rc-
publican Organization Of New York. and n
host Of others.
During Tie reading Of tho above. DR.. Sny-
der announeed taat tg Ind reee1yea Mea.adn pGr-
netts, In WHICH he declared hts inqua!liled
opposition to tho third term nnd the reetec-
tlon Of Gen. Grant. This encouraging ail-
were tho many letters Of cheer and sympathy
front uil parts Of tho country.
AFTE1. TIE READING
Of tho letters the Convention w9s , addressed :st
hy Mr. s 4. ntfl, OF 1t.ltn!11t; mfe -, Hepun, 10
dispense With precedent which ha,l stood
sn M for sfnta5y sn ad bs Sot s
necessity to tits country. 10 one. man On
earth IS essential q 40'ooo,9oo ot people.
lAppiause.] The claim that tho thlrd-term
n Ss ty t2Ss w born oT * sss
ness (tho curse Of Ail!crichll p1lstics), anu
Tho people were asked to swallow the dose
prepared for. thenl.. The Government was
ing collected in the South moro successfully
than under Grant, and bill,aozlng had been
mostly suppressed. It Was fouid nov, foF
An uncxceptionnllc candidate WIS sure OF
IN election. II the protest oi tlle Coi.ycllton l'
should llave done anythlng towartiS % M this i' sni,'
tho Delegates r wo& hnye done ',dSrT ots fy: Y:
rccelpt'o 'of news that TENNESSEE hns refused
10 Instruct for Grant. 1'hu announcement
was gtce,ed With burst Of nnpla,l,,s,e1 y. ,,.,a
nntry right here by announcing the arIiya!
history" As 1t turned out, the new arrivals
ul1-paint,ngs OF Washington and Jefferson,
hideh side on thu same CANVAS: dlearty %
Sfgn" stss a s ' psa1 getGss wsf e Gona%aey
sSteuFh an mot is cair'aa' t " Ml iiiehsosk' re
ported
THE FOLLOWING NOTABLE SET OF nEsoLu'
In pursuauco Of tho demand, and represents
Ing tho convictions af whnt wo believe 70 by 4
Td e fbs az cJn2sSa snsns d sgSy"s 'SssSs III:
$ S$ss s!sss s: sss!;s III @
ssa0 oW Of stRss'taS 9ns II sl
only ot tho tfi9ns Sf the 'SIr1; 3aysrn
and eoasecrated y un',roken ind yo.,eranl,
a psserSn III aSw t. thS r.
HnuubiIea pnrty through Itg Conventions III tEt
larrcst and Controlling ltepubliuun States. rr4f
naneh y co"Krese ana by M e snt
rarty In the declarations Of its latest Proatdo'''
Res"Iuai, Taat tie members of this Convention
for themselves mud th0so whom they ropI..sen9t
:, Of tic Republican party IL heretofore set tori
by its authoriseI Representatives, a,t 10 yiow .
!ae resent aeivr'ninations q sFatSS hspab w.
lean ConyenioHs ~ f"%ws 4, ;s.s " !s st5 stS c9
President fara third term" ~ tho State i; Co,
is7a: "We aro analternhiy upi''sci 10 thp eles
on e tho rfesi!eey q ny psrs"n t foF III, r.,
y ui sspe q VII BE-
tho future. as It haa ltsn n the past, F.gnrle W
Il NepaS!'ean iSS nepGs1u pGoasspuoi IT. u 1ssSs %sosa
SasSa Il ~ tho II epuSs tae xts
isl q ihs 1'an,, r, .t, the Unitu
tho &pSSeAt S'!s's case',tioas ] q sti,sssSts ~
ssa ma,ety J besa I - ID ,hs
as tse - %sas '
tuXtun and other Presidents 1f tho limited stat.
II He. ''1g ;hsgr fa sssond ho tenn Ss peeo s
by universal concurrence pnrt Of 9, g,
spudSsa1 sySfn tenn e ena to