Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-02
HINOUS ORGAN UTTERINGS
OF Grant Bolt in Case of Defeat. and
Music All Around
THE GREAT FIGHT.
JuST RED bot.

Especial Telegram to the Giube.
CHICAGO, June This afternoon its red
hot. 1t was he'll yesterday. It's hell fire to-
day. The leaders are at work manipulating
things, while the rank and file are singing
songs in behalf of their respective candi-
dltes, making speeches i'll the hotel corri-
dors and delegation parlors, cheering them
selves hoarse, and otherwise acting like q
pack of Iunatics. The Grant men are united
for their candidate, while their opponents
are united against the third term, bat divi-
ded hOpelessly on candidates. That is their
fatal weakness. II all the anti-third term
element was concentrated on one man,
should think Grant would be defeated, but
it is not and will not be with Blaine, Sher-
man or Edmunds. All the opposition
forces oppose the third term because they
think it will be their particular boom; but
when it comes to uniting against Grant as
matter Of principle, they are not there. 1t
is
SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE,
and the devil take the principles. The Blaine
men would rather see Grant than new
man other than Blaine, because they argue
that in four years there would be another
chance, while new man might hold on for
eight years. The Sherman men and the
champions of all the other candidates argae
the same way relative to their first loves.
Nobody wants new man, unless it is their
particular man, and l should not be sur
prised to see a stampede for Grant, which is
now little dreamed of.
RIDICULOUS SCENES.
There are hosts of amusing and ridiculous
scenes this afternoon. gang of Sherman
lunatics marched into the Ohio headquar-
ters at the Grand Pacific and went to sing
ing anti-third term songs. When the sing
ing ended coal black Ohio darkey, wear
ing Sherman badge, mounted chair and
said he now had the pleasure of introducing
Gov. Foster. The Governor responded to
the midnight" call, and upon concluding
the darkey commanded silence, and said he
now had the pleasure of introducing Mr.
Wilkin, who proved to be light mulatto
and after blowing his bugle he concluded by
saying we would now hear from Mr. Jones'
and he proved to be the original darkey who
had just called on Mr.. Wilkin. His wool
stood up straight about four inches from
his head, and his mouth opened like an ALI
gators, or the flap to the hatchway of an
OCEAN steamer. He looked as though be
would swallow the entire audience. He
GRATED for about five minutes for Sherman
and his intelligence can be imagined from
the fact that he gave Sherman a middle
name, calling him John G. Sherman. He
probably got his name mixed with John G
Thompson, the secretary of the Ohio Dem
ocratic committee. Some one interrupted
him by calling out Blaine, whereupon he
launched out for Blaine, and capped the eli
max by shouting, "If we can't get Blaine
give us John Sherman For
Sherman orator, wearing Sherman
badge, this was too much and while dele
gate grabbed Mr.. Jones by the arm and
told him to get down Jone
said he was a free man and was going t.
speak until he got through, and he did. Thi
is fair sample of the degeneracy of politics
There was three hundred white men packed
in the room, listening to the blather of thi
ignorant darkey, who don't know the nam,
of his candidate for President. And this ii
the way the Republican party panders fo
votes. H.sP. H.