The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-02

The Situation mp TO oNoOn-HoW the hefn'
her, OF The National Committee stand
on Cameron's Dep0sitiOn-fhr hAs-A-
ehu.etts Vote viii Go to EdmnndS FIRST
sherman AfterWards-ConEIin Cam
eron and Logan Reported to Have Made
Concessions
To the AaociIted Pres
CHICAGO, June 1.-The excitement
which seemed to prevail in this city last
night is exceeded by the excitement Of to-
day. There are more people in the city,
and the new arrivals entered at once
into the contes. as partissns of Oae or the
other candidate.
TuE USTT RuLE RESOLUTION.
IT having been announced that at IL
o'clock an adjourned meeting OF the
National Committee would be held and
that on further refusal of Nr. Cameron
tn entertain the anti.unit rule resolution
would result in his immediate decapita-
ton, the rush was ior the vicinity OF
the committee rooms, where the question
at issue is now being wildly discussed.
7uE TWO OPINIONS.
There are two opinions among the ma-
iority Of the Committee. One is led by
Ex-senator Chafee, who is for the re-
uoyal Of Cameron, aud the radical change
NJ all the COMMITTEES. The other Is held
bv such men as Governor Jewell OF Con-
necticut, who will only consent TO the re,
moyal OF Cameron, upon the refusal oi
senator Conkling and other Grant leaders,
IN nrpnise not 70 seek 10 enforce the unli
rule in the preliminary oTgAniE4tion. II
tbat pledge were given, then Cameron
and Secretary Eeogh, were 10 be LETT un-
disturbed. iIrefused, then the eensefva-
live men would vote with the radical men
ior removal. The majority are determin-
al 10 eeta view Of the roll OF members,
and see that the claimants for seats, are
not adverse TO the interest of the opposing
candidates. As they are now in possess,
ion of the Hall, they feel able to command
more.
THE SITUATION LATER.
A committee of conference has been
appointed on deposing Cameron. No vote
has been taken yet'
Ithaving been announced that Ahssa'
ehusetts would cast twenty votes on the
s-s; ballot for Sherman, that being the
Edmunis strength, Judge hoar was seer
as TO The correctness OF the statement. he
aid they would give their first yote =
Edmunds, As instructed, and alter that /"
Sherman.
The Blaine vote in the Ohio delegation
Numbers nine, and Mr.. Mack, Of the SAN
dusky RtgiaeT, says they will vote on th'
arst ballot for Blaine.
rHR rRIuMvIRATE MAKE coScEssIoSs'
One o'clockP. N. A recess Of the NA
tiopal Committee has been taken. 1t il
reported that ConklinE, Logau and Cam.
erop met the Committee aud conceded
everything the 8nti-Grant men deman1eu
Mr., w. E. Chandler had been selected Q!
the opposition 10 take CameTon's PiSS,e
II now remains 20 be seen what whi o
done since the concession mAde oy IN
Senators.
coSFLIcTISd srATEXESTs-
The Conference Committee having con
siderable business before it, as to seat
and other matters, the National Commil
lee adjourned until bali-Past two oeioGA
Members OF the Committee say that IN N
meeting proper no vote, not even one i3l
NAV be considered as indicating the rela
i've strength, has yet been taken.
. DECISION OF THE NATIONAL COMMIT
In REGARD to CoRtesIinE Delegates-Con
.ron 10 Remain ChAIrman-csnklinl
Logan and Cameron Pledged not 10 II
d teFfere In Regard TO the Unit Rnle'
y To The western AssOaA4d Pres
: CHICAGO, June 1.-The National Cor
II mittee reeonvsnsd at ESQ P. n. and 8
j. journed alter two hours session. Amer
Der Of the Committee says that the col
conclusions reached were, that CGmerE
Ie should remain Chairman Of the Comm
IL tee, and that the regular delegations tro