New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS.
,,,nor popIrrS0y AT HOME.

Ix,;s- SEYMOUR NOT To Run.
con,tor Rohcrtson the leader of the lnde-
nendcnt Republican delegates OF TINS STATE at
the Chicago Convention, reviewed before MS
uriyhbors at Katumah last night the
six davs session of the Convention. Car
field and Arthur Campaign CluO was 1"lmed
amid much enthusiasm. The Rcpubhcan Zen
tral Conn ..;ec of this city held meeting
Yesterday and ratified the Chicago nominations
1t is again announced i'll Washington that. Mr.
. Seymour is not a candidate for the Presidency.
The Reform League has called for changes IN
nominating methods.
THE INDEPENDENT LEADERS OPINIONS
A REVIEW OF JUDGE EOBFK1sON's COURSE IN THE
CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Senator Robertson lives at Katonah, in West
chester County. Last night the KepuOIcalS u
that noighboThoOd met to organize campaign c!uo
aud Senator Robertson was present. Inc meet
ING was called to order 10y James h.
Hoyt, who nominated Joseph Barrett for
tcmporarv chairman. Mr. barrett sad the
Republicans OF Katonah were in tile
habit of having q campaign club, and max
mg it lively for the Democrats committee
consisting of j. f. Hoyr, William y. Miller and l.
J. Newman recommended the election OF the follow
ING officers of the CLUB: President. NI.ihm H.
Rohertson; vice-presIdent John JAY; secretary
W. y. Miller treasurer, {. y. Bentdlct'
JUDGE RuBEETSoN's ADDRESS
Indigo Robertson was loudly called for On COM
ing forward he was greeted with loud cheers lie
spoke as follows
fHg sS GGni'dSf II" ST SP cnG S 5"o TO make %EG T
smr,cn mercy 10 caI your attention IL few ot thc
more me- cgS g'''1@t tEnv,nSG HgD'1 Exhibition m at GGca
w hold 10000 persons; fSr Gruan 5A a, "H21 ''qt Ia
wsu S Do pTcseRI to conceive OF the number Of men Of
great ABILITY cloQucncc and poiea saSHci'y t"'i M nSm
held. Let eunncratc eome oI lutin To- n'".
W. Mtts tGcrt ' r. M M the land r"vcrnSF smith G Yer
SR TiSE and ACNE GrnGra % Swell Of NrGCr>cy CouG
nag. of NeT,YCrG the aoo; AN" ''5 Wn an
CrIcral Garfield tappluuscl of Omo senator l'-Hu u.
dnH Mncls TA Warmoth and kellogg Of Louisiana
Thrte were QUE NGovernoIs AMI "ar generals
'S" y{ts all iA wisdom and roiGc2!
xE'eRSa s Would nt2cr 1iqST'' have Ssn',
lGr the F%GanSS e 81 da.o Dyi"f sn thc m
In6t Of that Convention. wouid have expected some
either n 'S%S as Oh e Ia JANE. Of & TSS'" an@ Sf
isaw 5000 rrrsous in nde.cr6ah,e coamotion @ IhrH my
Tor luii twenty N mute. e Nnu Sg II "
I4H "t nT t "ntps over candidates tnrrc far
more important contest over patty prnclPes lae 'G. M
rank Isii isSi"'" ana file cf Tie RepuNliean Imty
SpI nnT in egVcson II the convention eon
venlicn OF States. then the y"les 'i tnt S,A,rs ~
Republicam voters, then two delegate, from cath
& I oP tr inty IL wa- argued o. tho
unit ruic tua woud make state NOR p.tep' @ ~iIh
was that it, adoption would cradle tie ho-,'s
ton t. rue va, inS Eat a. the Eepap(aa vet.r Ers
IN intelligent -. ~ and ought to ne tlN>tfl "h
TIE selection o1 their Representatives at N"o"'' COZ"
Ventlon ..,,,, ,,.o., ,, ,r,,.
Iies eaMs' n n vor"'' Tn. a sdnarc coitcst between
1C,r,C Ch;Td snd copvcnon ryi s.ntoon Ihc esnlru
CUjent CUySn IN IIr NcwYcrk Il LEGATION; the ni rity
iffa n
The Ncw.Ycrk Independents had voted the otner way
Ka5.aS case the GlsirIct system wA- akaIu :ol'"cd
Tine next next fSnlf' I Tg cr Ani a MIN o' c Gr and
fairness Genera! S-tIPr& & Atf ; T,, W tn -
Tn ~ 1t,.s ~ New YurS VircIua Tennessee and
Krntucay l~i directed tLcr deics't,s I" cast ihrr
votes a. oI H ~ % unIt rn received lcatn b.ow,
/ hope all uue flhch9Ao ~ Eno ,.f. ,Tu 'rT az,
Coo,csted seats tha tie Gran; men had thre-o rtA,
q: tn deegatc@ Ihfrrup"n & q C3'L;u t G,rI "a 'e
TaG sA' ne ,T 14vr- heard of ;hrtc-iourth, OF ,
int,GeIs OF a Corveunon Do"g 0ecau'e Gi !Arlr na'
billy TO coutrol II" IH-l sai1 {h"i ga "''n1 ,r
argument III ,ayor o. elecuns lin asa'" and "s '-i'
Wei, the majority OF the Convention t-onsht icy
would not accept tuatIdea and i-eI ion'la'' Z "-o,
tlc thi,d tyria, in c-tani,ain: ne d-tr'sl
more to eutte it,,lt t. lne gratitude, Of ,l rf
cp'e taan any ,i; he9 IN IN n@, yGI sy That GSr
could have teen Iom'n-; %.nI' Ike lr ii ~ iiIty I ~
D.yue m ProyGs9@y & 1cre 1 H.. ectdn iiyi ' G, 'l @ t,
field have known iCr y,rs lie i,4s Eira' H'''ll','
and Il name uujath,sLcd H3u"I' nc al 80 - y,
AGR'H'I,5 ;I,,6 aGv s'''N that have proceed IT, nave
Lu"wu General Arthur asp Tor many year,
H. i a gent t-iu4u Sc oar, "nA mn 81 ma" ''i.
and he cve ln in every Nay calculated ~ GIseAaIfe
Inc duties of Nice-Pre-ltt NJ , ..... ..,l -
want cvc.y one Of you 20 stand shoulder - .Ho"to
y',, ,a and , ali ia Vuur power o hcip me 10 exc;
G,rfr.i uI Arthur. mink that uo other uchct c"M'
frsHds oi ths o;hc cladi4es VII eoriiaY .ngGoT H.
II a.so has the support oi TIC lhu' ciici' A. I''''
voters Throughout il, l"n We therefore, nay" az '".
inc tlcLe, Il reminds - Ia story OF tLc Il-Li an
N'In vent iato a harness s'0rt aud asked 10 100"
hot 'ln:s An,r aHj l1jN'"s S.ktd ta9~ price
"Whv." aid the nicFe-antt you T,r ane .JS. .,g.
q Tie horse zoe, The other ".'! tAPV'"u9e'I
Three cheers were glvea for Garfield and ArthuI
opd tnrce for Senator Robertson aud the meeting
dissolved.
WHETHER MIR. SEYMOUR WILL RCE.
AZ ANNOUNCEMENT IN wASH'NG!oN maj III
WILL Nor UO-DEMoCRAIs FkiGHlLALD ~
GAHYrl1p'> NoMINAIION,
ltY TELEGRAPH TO IHE TRIBUNEl
W,suIvGroN. June 15.-There has been
e.,,orr 9. .ronul" IN Washington since the CAicaG
Convention II the Democratic members OF Con
erc. we're 70 have chosen the candidate at any tih
Ivnin the last week, they would have nominated =!
,nour Dnr1ug the last days news has been Ioo6t'
tor anxt,nsly from Senator Herman. who mas gone L
Central NewYork. A dispatch printed IL me D"'!
Critic this afternoon seems 10 set d.
conjecture at rest. Ii purportS u si'
Acouyersation with Mr. Seymour IN WHICH &c say 'N"
th late anpouncemen nj is true that he would consider
Immoral for any man 10 accept the eahuio4S! 4 az!
which the state Of health untitled him Tor and mat az
,roniJ nut allow the use OF his OVID name al Cnclhuau