, 1880-05-29
THE CHICAGO TR1BUNE SATURDAY,
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Srtetd1 Dispdtth to Ths Chicago 7rit.tnt.
oMAuH S Ne: May TohnI 4 1',n Ip; W Mei|rl'ls, s,
l'rSsiy ijenuy mid V. II. &. Silva, Delegates
to tho ChirnRn Cotlycntfo1,,, passed through
i% 'q ~. s sy,c nfsFc fy y Ss91 GsaxS a nj H. st
tsrs. lle atAted t2 your eortsspo,1tlent tint
to Nrstut mud u third tHrnn. Tho delegates
wII ; na sr s,nS asssy. sr tst fqlff i,p Gcne wa,
II. Il. Scott. ii tlelegate tu tho Convention md
Committee: Other ,lultgatcs aru. ux-
Sc"1!or y + rs,ph!,, 4 IL lieMs Il ecsi e G ':yslRK. 5. K.
llama. sn,ne nt whom llaye nlrcntly Rono nn
to C'Irngu. Mr.. Scott Battl to. your ,currc-
slosldent, IN EnRwer Il, ,fnqntries, that
resolution la Gss,. iasse ,s: " tae state Con-
nrc ire MI strong l'!nlno incii. II lllalne canlot
make i, they VIII 60 for y my other candidate
~ i,referGnee to Nrn'!t I!!e sa.llo sctltlM!ellt
hns no support worth Mentioning. A NM
jo1ty Of tEle Oregon delegation will moi. go
for Grant utsler nny clrcunstanccs. Mr..
Scntt considers tho nomination Of Hrhnt
will
LOSE THE ENTIRE ELECTORAL VOTE
of tho Pacific coast. Many prominent. Re-
publlcans III .Cntlfornfa and Oregon lnvo
expressed n determination not to vote for
GrAnt il he Is iolninatetl. They are bitterly
opposed to n third term. and don't believe II.
fit 10 le President. Ti,cy say TINT tile idea
Of Grants nomination ntxht nut to bc toler-
ntGl for one 1iioti!ent, aA 1t jeDpnrdlzcs tho
success Of the Republican iMrty. Thny
tho reported attempt tu depnso Don C90m-
ggron from tho CiaErnnlls!iip. Of the M,
tionnl Executive Committee, Mr.. Scott sald
i ca;lo1on MOI - persisted In eerryng things VIII
high hand any further ~ l,e Ind tln1le up to
tho presrnt time. Ii h0 attempted to. push
or bMlltloze With his machine tactics his de-
position ,nigl besoe matter Of neegsslty l
be 1nolestcd. Mr.. Scott, as well rs Mc!trsde,
iseasares. III. Scott Went on to say that thc
lase stH3ss Gfe extremely Stp fosf aud te
carry Oregon and California will require
THE VOTE OF EvEIlY 1aEpunLICAN.
The detection Of fcw hundred voters
would ba fatal. The lust election showed
that III Oregon there were not :s00 votes DIFF
s {sTss1 s Ssss sSa5sa S tTS aRurH R1FeES E exoy Il cs
or 5000 ut ,nost,--nnd 'tlnt depends greatly
upon the actlon Of tle WorklIgng,,. who, II
they nrc driven to. support tho Delllncratic
Ticket, vii make the carrying Of California
by tho 1aUpnb1lcans very doubtful. Tho
nomination Of Grant will drive the Work.
ingmen over TO the Democrats. Oregon Inns
gone Republican In every Presidential cleo
o,,cc, md then Il gnyo It's Electoral vote
against Grant md for Seymour.
TIE nLA1NE TRAIN.
Special Di.patth to The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. r, May 29."Fiye Wagner
awT9S ass 5 speTcfs saf qasF s4iy, % II s Pss sy 1f ,
afternoon, en route fur tho Chicago Conycn-
tlon. Among the most prominent gentle
men In tho party wero Coy. Davis, Secretary
9;css1S etSs{S j. nsnIs GsaGgS5ns A%ia@t #
tho ESw Ensiand Siail $eTytse yiicney,
Rowe, Secretary Of tho Maine Blaine Club,
Coi. J; II: Man2ey, col. Il: $; ,Osgood, Super
England, -, md tho lion. George, E.
sstops between thIs ,,feity m 1!ld H F2Et. 8
lam arriving here yia Magara FaIls; ,t' Tho
md bunting, md tlie !ai.ltllu ono bore largo
hnnncr inscribed with tho following: "For
President, James q. Hnlne," while the pict..
nro Ut their fav0rit candidate adorned ono Of
tS WpoYs In t!is fity thS tram wns re-
inent alitl.third. term ninn. 4 stirring speech
gave a very thorough. statement Of tle rec.
Sra esr Ct MI Ms n das bsevca % sssGna n o Wv sa
make the strongest man that tho Convention
could put In nomination. Lie was ~
ceiycd with hearty applause, nnd wns
o 9S,2Sfs s BangdI ny oSs Mf IL houssi aiesseS @
| gathering principally upon, the needs Of q
man to be placed at tiln head OF tho ticket.
III conversation with Gov. Davis md
SteFs as ,orsa s n'pusS at ey fotp SsrS
confdcnt that Blaine would be success;
ful. They have especially been encouraged
by reports of the telugites fro,n Pen.,syl
vania. THEY thought that the ex-Presttent''f
roi5eries i as fsS Logan md md his friends wore
guilty OF III tho Illinois Convention. Al
Mngllcd at tho Idea Of Grant's bulng nolnl
mated on tho first ballot: and cltcertain TINT hf
Gov. Davis sco!{td at lie idea of q coaiitioii
between tho Sherman alld Grant factions
and said that Shcrmnn would play secont
illdle 10 nobody. Tho special left. during
Chicago to.morrow morning at O'Clock.
| FROM PHILADELPHIA.
spttfai Dtrpatth to Tha Chicago Tribune.
PHlI.ADELr1I1A, Pa., May 2S.-A paEtyetef
for Chicago this morning, ln the pcst Of splr
its: They comprise Atayor stokely, po!esat.:
Taxes Albert q. Robssts, anil nil.Grant; ex-lse
md Frederick Walbert. They will bo to[nct
OH the road BY party OF tho unloI
Republican Club, who. will -atnr
sHa o1R moERnF nn5sF 6art S ssd Of n
Dclcgate G. .WllIin,n X. Leeds, They vii
arrivo In Chicago OIL Sunday night, md b,
found at the fremont House..
Charles !. Smith, editor Of the Prcss
II. Lambert, OF the Tt1ncs, 70 to.morroy
with tho Pennsylvania delegation.
nuTSInE SENTIMENT.