, 1880-06-02

j CAb1ERON,s .BACK-DOWN.

HARMONIOUS ADJUSTMENT OF ALL pIyTlcuLI1H
on TEMPORARY oit0ANtzATioS.
The Committee met at II O'Clock, tho hour to
which they hah adjourned the night bcfoEo,
Don Cameron. sofnewhnt 1nuliiod and tsaotablo,. =
occupied the svnt Of honor Mt tho head OF tho
table. Tic antt-Brnnt mon kept their doposlns
resolutions, ugrccd upon In cnucns ard pioylds
ing FOR Dnns grind bounce and Cooper's substf-
t,tipt, 9s Churnla1l, In thu[r pockets, waitng to
sco whether thoywpuil b. ucpdod.' As 1t turned =,
out, tho emergency did not present Itself, tho
program wis, not executed, and tho spirit Of
h0rmuny prevailed
On coming to or!cr, 1t was found that hero
was present. In additionto tho members Of thc
Committee, Gen. Chester, A. Arthur, Of Nsw :
York, who Joined -Gnrhaun, :ex+Greenbacktr,
from California; Ienesof Novada, and FILTHY Of :,
Missouri, In nn uifor ut compromise. They Didn't
desire to have any row, thoy Bnid, In eject, anu
weru
&, >, ANXIOUS TO AVOID A CoLrLsros -
which might result In tho disruption :of tto
Convention and tho defeat Of tho party. boS'
tho sake .0f shartnuny, therefore, thay would
agree that tho Hon. George F. IIoar. who was
agrccd upon at tho meeting Monday should %
nominated for Temporary Chairman, and elected
without opposition. The unit sllo question
would come mp, II 1t cA1nu Zip ut ntl, Under LILO
administrator Of tho Temporary chnlrila1.
Tho nnti-G Gtant snen very naturally in1u'sea
whcthor tho ambassadors could gtvo lhen aay
assurance TINT they represented tho cnafo
Thoroupon tho aforcsad ambassadors asked ,ss3
for time TO confer with tho h!gl,or p9wots-taatt
to NY c9nkling Camore #. nnd ca L9gaatapi t y
81 resnapS 1,I, t,s. TSe fon,ttcr. Therefore,
adjourned until .:n oc1ck to a"at tho resn,s
o. tn9 Cohiv!neg, a1,ias ssni,, int II VIA o1-
tiMt,t.i miti X 4haf ~ EnnSfImS via ourtecl In
i!isslonnry labor wtth lho reoaleisront momoes'
dors ASSURED tho tnsnnittrs that thoy represent.
q sne 1sat Hesp!o 70 ontro ard that tho pr0'
s't'oa' II acseuea .Sos19 = 70; 70 .o,rn,x xyrr
hon ca,uoson M D,.nsolr m % osp,ioItiy stn,e In tho
IN propospn and that 4 !, " VIZ +,
aatn'D.ea ea.t'e xt,, ~ wou1o o"tts s"o P'oeA'~A'
~ @ " k i WV a orar n hny wore nnh
.,e ~ tS t ' TX ant tkIi- -arinSy expected
plt lot lsnr taas to.hp ,ip Ssnssinii,,v al an
faHenfs so,fs y, neHxGa t,,at 4s'am as's1 'e po''o'' "
Yhs propasIaon was tho.eupoa sdoptsd; ss, ;n,,tes
Tho remaining business beft'ro The Gon'MnMS M ~ aSs
rclated tothe n.Ehlt aha tnU ILL., ,eicnaons
from tho convention hall during the presimlnss'
organisation: =. ,,,s dcctded
Alter Gn1s!Hefaeo assGnssoa ay,ta ~ m' reS,lar
ota9r Tords tSess sas'n
taeto rgnt 10 seass ~ ~ Loh'Gstt frtv'two Logan
shrIrkorn from Illinois, tho nil la!Isa l
doiegutauns frm Kausns and West W.. w.
Sn'Ht' gmm I1tnh apnoInted by tho Territorial
tommttoc, md III "tGcr dolosanild OF tha "reti
sInr 4 IL ~, svrsnt IL I'm m sf af eianA. uau
uaf natsn,, T. tnriiv disguised o.
@ h% tho netion ~ tha uonyontio o1 ths report q
III f%mntittca on CrednnttnIy, In tho cAsc ol
A''"'''. ,.s.,r, "as r,'@. '.,,rt, vs., vo 4r,ons-
n t,,o Mo11 ,o,srafra% liz, pcn
Injury Organization, and tho, rtuson why ,.s1 ~
should he do,.s for fo!ltslana and not for iot ~ v,
was subsequently explained by sncmpe' " ~"'
| Committed tn this wisct f,,,,rrs
Tho Illnps cont eatants represent epuss, ,uis.o,
sfpnal districts, and toRaR's fos1y.trSHt StaftSCStl
ore1quttats trom tho GhatsInHm " ~, Nv snss hc
yqn!ion; IN 1o1laMna .. I'LL sao viii rrpdcntal
qonvons , s,}! s,''ions a HIN e0o from rcyus
s,tI1,, dann n91u s w, nsi,or' frou u.snox
J. T9,a tneStion as 10 whIcI wore regulars a.
t,i,icb hnitars VIVA ono which tho Natlnllal tnm ".
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