, 1880-04-29
FIVE CENTS.
'ES on q f2t the ,a country ~ within that period;
80 Secretary OF tic. TreasttrY. W. whose
" = i5ttatfn1l Of fha fif1ancne "a fkaa aa4isSet

sNhENJu 4NtI uppIl QfEHt 8Gj1lHf nf
tho Republic, tic leader OF oi,r Armies, tic
OF unon that prominent citizen Of New En-
E!an1, Tor years the great leader Of tho popti-
fnrd:1 tar 1ranfi; OF Congrcss now the peer 1t the
stntnsn1a1!, who has always and everywhere
b0ltily defended ttio Republic against the as-
saults Of q Confederate Democracy, the
ateeSs hnn'aa ta.tehater to fearless statc3inan-
0h!o's 20 Electoral votes to tic nominee Of
uiat Convention whonls0eycr lie be-"
JUDGING FI'oN TIFF: RECEPTION
which Mayor kinlcy's, speech received, the
o!le Or nan WHO above all others most popular
a1,ata u Uilo ls james g: B!aine. The Speakers
;G!Eplauded, ;!Ep principally by the delegates.
ectVc! wlsf mingled cheers and Kisses,
t,ar, n,it when senator BLAZING was mentioned
SUCH spontaneous q shout OF applause a has
seldom been heard III Columbus. When the
i foMtite , business ,a of TIC Temporary organiza-
t!on lGd been disposed Of, arcccss Of all hour
from the Permanent Chairman, Congress-
lnHn DIIttetortil, tho platform was adopted
~ Whfn % tue resolutions wero disposed Of,
wanted To make n motion In favor Of Grnnt,
nouneed that the next order Of business WIS
THE ELECTION OF DELEGATES I
nt large. That election resulted as follows:|
ehniee MnGs nsoef St yotes o;
AZ; Gen. Garaela, 3o9; GOV. Foste;
~, ~, and one Datemari the principal
ullccIor OF secretary Sherfnnn's 1llncfm-
pup pnleaG. 49, Az tnese gentielnen, fho
aro 13lg ie3eoghlzea 9s tug Immediate repEe-
bntred IN this CONNECTION. II, Is
noteworthy That Gov. Foster IcfdiVed
no vGfo rem On te Esiapia! county ot Ftnkln
ln Whtcn ne now llVes, nor from the Loqnty
zen. Beattv, who Leg tho Blaine foEes, rc.
GGiyed ;r,es ~ votfs, Wnleil represented iha tuA
when the taty OF selecting tlelcsates and
n!teInates Had becn disposea OF, Yen. Gnatle8
II. dlo5Fe1or anu uie !ton. u y " amer
WCIG niauo F!cctols az lnree, anu tnen tne
york Of tho day was completed by the selec-
'uoh ol -
which x1, be a rat sl1aE foT n n'Smk, oe.oSar noxt
OF course the Sherman people rejoice At
what they. aro pleased to regnrd rs the
triumph 9f their candidate. ;, There are
they arc counting without their host. In
tlletlon that John Sherman Will not have
solid delegation to Chicago. At least nine OF
tbs district delcgatss lteyo ALREADY expressed
and until he is nominated.
IN wAsu1soroN.
spteta, Dt,pateh to n. catcaao T,.at,nx.
WAsII1NoTox, j. o.. ApriI 3.-The Bher-
man hratu,lurtnrs to-rigllt vera oca,1nfed ~ j.
d hnlf1iozsil cheerful Rontien1cn. wf1n oro-
fessed to be very much elated ut the nnnnim1-
ity with which tho delegates ut Columbus
Esl pronounced for Sherman. a dispatch to
Mr. Sherman, signed by ex-Gov. William
De!nnlson. says;i "EyeEythnYg Yg passed F, ~
Of 2o0 about show tho strength Of yourself
md Blaine In the Convention. Tho platform.
Is good"
;, Another telegram from GOV. Foster ,gays:
nearly IT not quite the whole delegation solid.
Blaine will have about eight votes as between
You and him."
The res rs dst,es a whf a @ tba e atS eShSs
tPoster's). and tho Scvontecnth. Speakingo Of
this tendency to ll,suborlination In his own
but 1se viii behave halself.'
= Ono Of the gentlemen In charge OF the
Sherman boom here says: "Ohio will cast
the first ballot, but rs long as lie is q ca1ldl-
date. President Hayes told me to-t1ay TINT
SiInrn1nn'Y changes itnw ara hettnr ttnn hfa