, 1880-05-28

ta, l., ~ ~ Nn,r Val, ,i,l"Entin, nn,nnnfa IL
ton " INC NGW lofK aG!'f"'o' VI ""ou''' "
lsn1TS sS swsn'Sinye vi nsanso; !" a; anil +ho conoral
u1 LINZ ,,o,rt ~ ,,iea n,ar .p ~ tIirts
ycn,s. ~ nTd fc was nIwnvs erfntit tn!noii;lcs.
md, liable to say fittings fasnly. Ifn might rs
we'll say TIC whole delegation wn. going to
|s1xS saS eny sns" and ss IL wo s tss ok snss ny S s
GopeinI of tilo future. ''N ''''' .",
ana as nskeS a IS ss o ts aeiecto % c
affts %fisys 70 statement e meec," he said.
amounts to nothing"
"ThUra will bo no spllt?'
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vi. N ' '"' '''' ~
Mn. $, Q. COLE,
hct,h,eoatn fran tho Twonty.ninth District.
-cornlng. N, I,-was foulid later, allt
e'ngons frpn1tar frp to & stato nf Naw York. a1
MT ir'oto tlian from tei to flftoen arc III
ia " vo,, hejieyu tl1at tha Nnstonal Conyon
,ton ~ sfa nv Vii insist ~ nnnt, liz cnforne.
n,,.r,t ~ thr init rnir p, asktI tf,n rennrtrrs
ss non, a"t H. o ts ot ta nt r
IttnrEf knn,y .vl,nt }In rrn0rnl fonllnr will
~ ~" " A''o" "nA' '' ee'o'"' A''''''s ""'
"trhrn you think that your delegation will
o. S|t Sn'sNa i9F af Hsa1 uTa,,t vii, o nominated by
alarso Sse mjorty. M ' a s"ppese M ss tbars Is hit
feeling in tnp New York delegation"
sr1sr THEN JUDGE F1s1,Ef,
who Is not a Grant n!an or q aeleRatc, but
YIN |fa Sgss 9si hs5s sad ffnn @ nr0kyn' opposed to
H'Fhcfrciifr UsaIdIc, "was never stronger
aStss t Ggli exaT f n lot 'omla4 S oa't Y ~; G Air.
re y 19t emiGrcea a i neyTF vii 20
from IL w twenty.iive % 10 tIiirty votes t, in in
tAo NsW =, Inrk ID delegation -, a,ga1nst
those delegates, Swho would lose their iMil.
but on their hats and 20 hume. Tha martfcst
1HslsSa rs ;,naf.o o. t,e tnns Is too transparent not
y Fhls was rather n setback to Mr.. Cole,
WHO merely loano,l back q little and smiled
rather said9niselly ,po'n the little binnt !!
was, apparently to hlm nm anwl'olesolne
'@.t't t,,ll tor, 1sata Judge Fisher again,
and t IL ss strn,ae IT to ,I tink = tIat Ia " lis ires
cn,,'t een Tint. and thnt they will pcrslst In
nleir course 70 feist linn upon tle people.
yention won't enforce 10 nlanifcstly unfAr r,
JOHN F. quA,uEs,
n colured 1nnli, formerly Of tiporgia, but now
ut41H Ill new kDEk% A[llt WllO IL IlEI9 NHIA-
Inc In tho intercst Of Sherman snlI that he
WIS opposed to Grant because The Germans
believed thut tf,erp wns tho shadow Of u
strong u1atlis government hehInd him, and
they Enow whit tint wNs. The old stall.lbys
Of The Republican party were also opposed
To a third term, and that was why tlo wns mt
fOr Grant, III regard 10 Illinois, the gentle
nun sNii: -7''''9@7'
"The general feeling lit regard to illinois
: nil nyer tim cni1ntry N ons Of Indignation.
mil 1 reerrt tint tht friends of DEL. Grnnt
shouhi 6nyc resorted to sitch methods in
order to obtain tho control Of the Illinois
JeIcGatio,,. a1,tt apDrellpl,I TINT nothing l,as
betrs done 20 Injurious 10 tEie ca,,su Of Gen.
Grant ns Tia rntlflct nf his friends IL, tIe
lnte Illinois Conventions
,.,, rnw w,ur,s r,r,,nrrosr,
~. .,. % NJ. .,., ...s ,Is,,.a, r..
81 Mew a0tk My T sa r,: eS;artSt9a 10 ELL I'LL
sul.al appearance nl.ti 1nnfKeu urpail!ty OF
tive cordially. aud, Though lie coinp!ainGt
that hs had MT VT tlingti, expressed lil!llSeif