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, 1880-05-27

10 Ehe EdtEof %. ARE Chtta1o 1TtblHe.
Cu1CAHO, May s0.-tt VIZ wnuid understand
tho ca,,scs which bavo produced tho present
system OF 1ult1ozinH" ana "machino"
politics which Is c,isaiuV our lnnl and rapidly
chnnKinx our Government from n Nepublfc to
IN olig,lrchy, think VIC need only study tho
"spos SYSTEM" Us laid down originally by
prcsldont JNgkson, and prenclod anu prnctfccu
by party lenders down to tho prcsunt Senatorial
oisNrchy, which nin,s to aecuru tho patronage
Of tho country for the noxt four ycats.
".ro tho yicturs belong tho spoils" OF oicc,
oi place. nnd patronage. Thts Il tito principle
which nctuatcs tho present Senatorial triu.nyir.
nte to override tho olearly-exprcsscd Wishes 0f
Republicans IN order I'd nomit,nto un for high
o,luo whoAe antcccuents may be rolled npun to
mako him tholr spccint;f ;fricnl and putrUn whcn
he Is ollco moro In tho Whto House. Tho spolls
System ,ntist bo utterly destroyed, or VIC must
cease BY uns1 by to be IL Republic. Thcru Ia 10
tImo better thin now to tight 1t. II the Rcpnt'-
l!cnn party, which ws . party Of !dcus md Of
prspS hns tS Sp gsana
tllon tho SOONER the 0sl purity dies tho better. 1
say this being. ono who helped to build It up,
led fret BY. John r. llalo md thon " Iohn q.
Fremont. lmve voted fur eycry Republican
presh!sntlai candidate M slice: l.u. It ssoms to
t1,tn I'LL Organized auu disErcoful scr1tnblr for
place, With plenty Of whlppers-iq: ntl party
pie. 1t such b0 tho etsu. plchst. cGunt mo
out q tIu purity. prefer thu" independents"
izo 10 light for = prl1icIple,-and tt4t principle
death tU The sil0ii4 sustctn.
Stulnnts or history cannot fail to noto that
whgn ltomp WINS MbuAt to CGMsp to be u ltepublfu
IND to give p,Mce to tho Empire powerful tri-
Mmvlr1tcs administered her nftnlrs. Cacsar.
Crnssns, and pumpcy first and afterwards
Antony. Lupltlus. and octavi!ls,. gradually
ohnnKgd tho Constitution in.u that Of 1,nporiu!..
ISM, 4 "spnlls system" wlls tho root als, Ut
tho ROsnnn trtuMvlrntos, namely tho power to
distribute Rrntttous corr, to tho popilace and
regulate tho g1.,nos aud spoctActes for tho un-
puralluls farther we might call attention
to tho faGt lint tho lirst NOlnan trlutIl-
vtrate contained CAsar tCGnklnv, CEAs.
Founpey's succosses LIB well as Ills dual uoleut
and doom woro connected with Egypt.
, 1880-05-27
Ic1lab0u.
- lEIENNVUN
II the Editor Of 17ls Chicago Tribune.

10 tNe 4SdA0F q lNk LANa9o lE1ouNts
WHEATON, ILL.,, s1ny s5.-ls this to be tho
cpltuph Of tho Republican party? Has the glory
Iepartel7 Illus tho Republican purity degencr-
ntud to tho luvcl Of Tanmany HDllY do tho
setF-appuinted managers Of State Conventions
suppose tllat the rnnk And fllc Ut the Republican
pnrty will neuafcsco In the rucent dotngsf Is
ours Government OF the people, for the pco-
pic, and by tho pcoplo2 Is tho glorious old pilr-
ty Of free thought alld FREQ men to be coerced
BY s10p judgments, bolters' tricks, and the die
tan be contcnt faitnf,llly u serve tho wishes Of
thoao WHO havo elevated thon1 70 plaoes OF pub
lie truat2
fortnnuccs uf New YORK; Pennsylvania, ind LII
nuls lfc tho lNdlclti0u Ut whit wc nro to expect
III future tho sooner tho Republican purity IL re-
tbout tho propr1ety unit rutes md fnvurlt sons
Bhoul1 tu forerer exploded. Tho folsttng III OF
a thir1.tcrtn t4Sue against tho linNniMnto OK.
preston of tho leading Republican StAtcs few
years since deserves utlmttfKntel rcbHkU. Now
IL the tine for tho Silent Man to speAk. IL
he sincere in what hc sA!d nbo,,t rcnotnlua-
tion? Ia he patriotlo9 Whnt an opportunity to
blIrnlngs Of his political friends. u he cllval-
rous and !nnEnnn!lnta1s,-sVhy not clcAr tho wny
for his old frlcnl. whu ever was II fricu1 ID hitn
In TING 0t Reed?
Why not aid in tho success Of tho Republican
party rnther than nc tho OCCASION Of Its dslnto-
Hr.ttion mud lefentY =
The Chica4o Convention ia near. A{ay wise
councils prevail. Mny principles rathcr than
personal lygran1'zemunt rulo tho hour. Thon
we may hupe for continuance of Republican
rule Of the trlle and DrigiHMl kind.
HkrunL1GAN OF TIE OLD SCHOOL.
, 1880-05-27

An Indignant Protest.

Cu,c,o. .o@ = aaaov F." 7' CAteaoo Tribune,
intl@n..1o, nay a.-1 SEQ by your paper that an
r. s a' tae bold and outrageous scholue which
hoos sssned out by tho guntleman from jack
mss,,sl 1aa ais wheIpa Il u.n glad that such a
IN nes y u be held. that tho people shall have
Han ppnnmty .Ny to e1preas their honest in4lxna-
dAms *at s'ach tyfunnoui aud unprlnulplcd
,en,,sss ~ rRa displayed ut tho St4te Con.
IN ~ es spsiusaeld Twill a!ao wlve tho copn-
thlnf ~ oM1h.Gesstand what the poopie OF this city
III r.nSsitno ~ ssinount Vt opposition that Gen. Utpnt
Htate uSaato .mS has 9ot u oontund with In hll own
" Of th HhAt that 6tatu tor at least liajori-
VIII tnuwth ut the third term movement,
Gonyeu,toSn' S'. " ufant II nominated Iy the Chlcuxo
Denus,,.tu,a tae 6tAte OF llIi,luls will no lU,GJu
1ilasn ~ s,i majority. would rather Yotu for
W a1y ot4er whoW tho Democrats may
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What the Senatorial Syndicate Is Do.
lNK.

, To the Editor Of The chfedpo Tribune.
NCElINItf, ILL.,, May e5.-ilut littie said On po-
lltlcal matters hero Just now, tho feeling too
strong for talk, md tho silence only too surely
foretoing tho coming storm. Arc VIC to bo
driven Into tho coming contest lUndcd down
with third tern. nelknup, whisky ring. and tho
thousand other gnllkng loads tho Republican
purity hRs bud to bcarl II so, Col help us, for,
II the feeling among Republicans hcre Ia
criterton, II WAterloo defeat nwnits liz oven III
Illinois; aud whit Innkes tho situation tho 1norc
this stAte Ut things. Al! ndnit TINT cithor ct tho
uttler men mentioned ns candllutGs nrp. to say
tho letIst, quito us capable ns Gen. urant, t1id
whllo Que Ut m-WnshbnrDe-wallI,l tlr.Iw
largely fron, tho ,outsldr. Lot tho conkltnys,
nf @ rccSon.pK ia ut Ut hand and thoy caanot osears az
1t. Yours,
, 1880-05-27
Indignation Mt AlctlD,

ALEDu. ILL.,, May 25.-The indignation TINT Is
felt by Republicans In CttcaXo md throughout
tho whaio country nt tho LoHnn method Of dis!
ftlnchlsng districts Is having it, effect, llld to-
dny n paper Is being circulated and signed OK.
tensivety calling for II meeting Friday afternoon
in Alcdo OF Hcpnblicuns who nru hi falvDr Ut sis-
tanning thg notlon OF tho Tenth district leto.
gates II, soliciting delegates ncGeftiing to the Nit
tlOnul CRll. and uf tGbsn demanding sCuts ~ tho
true representatives VI the district I'll tho Chicl-
60 Convention AT tho meeting will Lc lIcar.
pretty loud condemnation Ut tho unfatrness or
those who. Instead OF being BcrvAuts Of tho
people, RrC thnlr EEuucrOrs,
, 1880-05-27
A. an Economical Measure.


ADRIAN, Mich. May @j.-in tho tybnt Of tho
nomination of ur,nt next week, Wilt bu In Or
der In tho intorcst 1f rconb,ny to suggest TINT
conventions DO dispensed with In tho future.
md Conkltng. Logan. Cameron & Co. ho allowed
u do III Washington whHt they Att In rpnllty
tfoing ti0w-thAt &. making nominations despite
tho will OF tho peuplp1 think, however. ti,At
Il they aucceed nav thcro will DO ~ !sert,b.
lican rnrty four yGars from now. J. VIII.
, 1880-05-27
Voice OF Republican States.


CHICAGO, May s5.-'' Tho voice Is tho votco Of
Jacob, hut tho hand Is tho hald of Esau."
No nun who cares to know tho facts can NOW
uttered ngnitst Grant, however tho hairy hand
OF h!s "l,oss" Esnu may attompt by fraud to
Disguise mud suppress tho truo voice ut tho poo
ple.
Tho real voice Of Illinois Is In perfect accorsi
with I'LL tho Stulwnrt statcs OF tho Northwest In
their tnticxtb1e verdict ngninst Orunt. Not only
IL this tho solemn, carneat verdict Of tho great
Northwestern Suites, but 1t ia tho verdict Of tho
New England HtAtcs aa well. 80, too, Is It tho
votco OF tho far-otr PAulGu 6tatcs alld tho ill.,
crty-iovinK mountain Staten ana Territories.
Territorlcs, Grant h's secareI Instructions froni
and dureas. md aE.inst the most vo-
hsn,snt prGass stacs of hS Gan Rpnblit1Ssa tSa
"spoutancity," popular demand for Grant"
ard u this iho hort Ut "unanlnlity' that Grunt
sole1nnly assured thu country WIS tho Sulc cun.
] moi1iaons IT ' aerIo ae MSGS Snsansp aspt
Every min or oarrpnt ihfDrE1at1on knows TINT
tho Republican nlAsacs ut Pennsylvania arO
overwhelmingly against Grant
hnvo looked l!ko Il old SpntRla's shotgun had
not missed Iiro7 tl}ud luck to tho OLD gieHe.)
And how did our political I;eAu - ID. "" LoEnn
urnnt from, Illinois? jiy. tho Acknowledgement
and Acknowledgement OF tho sovereign rights Of
tho great City Of Chungo.
Hut. thAnk 1Ol tho power OF the triuinylr Ut
Is now spans, and tho robboEs tau short Of thcir
II Tho oosspirators wore In Il poworlo,a minority,
and their own ssycral ssat3 delegations aro n
Esau." Nxx.
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To the Editor ~ 1M Chefd9o 1Tauna
CHICAGO, May ao.-Thc letter Of "a Wnrcr-
Ing GrAnt Mnt,," of April T. md published In
T1!E TninuHE on Sunday. deartng Information
1T rrgnrd 10 uon. Druut. and DatNock'a cos,nec.
ton with tho whsky ring, ctc.. would have bceit
answered. By giving tho facts had not his mind
1&on satisfied by Hen. l.ogau before It was mado
public. Ills appointment N II delegate renders
1t not necessary now, 10 tho delegate. hut will bo
aruthfuly furnished to the public II the NM
cl,litu-p politicians succeed In forcing Ocn.
0rnnt's nomination. hut tho letter viytdly re-
calls to tho writer TIM trtal Ut uot: 1.Aboock ut
III Louls, an,' st'1 'noro vtyIaly ps;;
w,,o1e, community: i @t ita,de II tho rinx,
Gyy Mhy nc e." wns ',tt 1t 1onna xiy' % a1 hence
alct, na guAl Joko tor every pne tn
laugh at. ever the Jurors who tried 1t. The pc.
etlliAr characteristic Ut tho tyuee. ns my ono
liabc0ck Required Information " cf,ub'e hln II,
frtlstrate tho IneleurbS nf Hecr1inry 1lristnw to
@ Dreak up tile whisky rinx. and ho lad nut been
tho critical time when most whni,d he wniltd
Hid II lutter Ur paper lying upcn on bis dcsk,
containing tic deslrzi Information, though hi
fysr tssr, te M,o1hn hin !, ,has ,. e bad Ptcea T
Or where clsc. ho couli not toll. II could MT
foi sss &c s xi f IN ~ pYS,s e
utfIcc. with door between, aud generally npun,
'ls fe WIS tho private sccretnry Ut tho President,
md Inspected mt,st NIL tue Iinpcrs md letters
tnt came ln md ultrudy knew nt'st nji thAt tho
President dbl. The Rcsirrul understanding WHY
he was mt convicted und why they Called 1t q
Hx,teh verdict WIS that i would mortify tho
one III whu1r, he hal places, 81 much confidence
hHl, betrayed hts trust. Others H,tvr different
rcn%,n, Init ths u tho otc gencrally ncccntcd
and believed by tho Presidents friends:
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THE PEOPLES VOICE.
Raised in Anger Against
This Third-Term
Business.
~: -
Protests Which the Machine
Men VIII Do We'll
- to Heed.
80 = :. : -.
The Springfield Style Of Poll
tics Not Fashionable
=" This Year,
And Don't You Forget It, John
:, Logan, Long Jones, Emery
Storrs, Etc.
Hundreds Of Republicans Declare They
Will Not Vote for Grant if
He Is Nominated.
This Is Not Idle Talk, but Firm
and Unulterable Deter
mination.
Read, Ponder, and Reflect Upon
the Letters Which Fol-
low.
This Is Not Idle Talk, but Firm
and Unalterable Deter
nination.
Read, Ponder, and Reflect Upon
the Letters Which Fol-
low.
Tho Illinois Isfnule Ln,ra.

n tAs Editor d 1At UhleaVo 3fllNMK.
CmoAuD, SEay %.-Whs Jo'i,t 4. loyan tho
IlinoIs2 Yours, etc, eunsc1t1hEN.
fIIe was tho nutIlur Of tho lnws which went by
that uau,c, md which were rupcnled by tho TO-
nuhltcan Legislature Of u Inter dAte.1
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60 fns rs our representation in tho National
Congress IA ctncerIlcd.
Il tho nnt-thIrtl.tern, feeling wcro not no de-.
cLiGtt It is even then doubtful wtothcr Grant
could 60 curry Jn1!ann. ttIs maturity uvcr Nrvofoy
in this Atnto in November, 1s7y. wna a.ooO votc1
iila total yntc, however. WAS ooQ less thhn tho
vote caat FOR Gen. lfrt,wnc, In October ut tho
sumo s.me ycnr. who was defeated by Gov. Iiendrcks.
comparing tho yote for Ornnt md tor Hon
tlrlnka, Hendricks wotlltl hnvn bcnter Gram by
nyer 30J0 sntes: Tho voto Of 1s12 simply shows
popularity uf Ufunt. -
:, AMI, nnw. to tho point. VIII tho National
convention Thy tho nomination, pf II man whu il
ccrtain to ioso tho Electoral votu Ut Indldnat
WHIP viii weigh down tho Stnte, Congressional,
md Legislative candidates until tho IenpullIir.
mrs q the State nrc hopclcsly cr!lshts1l ad 10
make Ini!bDA 4 retnbIy' Democratic stAte7 Or
will IL rsithor listen Il, tho voice of tcusoF,. and
g!v,c !, y. m .,. ,!noojtet!onAle j candidate who VIII
Tug r1,a1' af1f NTH nf lIenocr7'tio escandoury?
Hlnlno ct'uld possibly cnrry 1nsltnno, Hrnnt
w! lose II; shcrt,iht nr Etrtniis world probts-
bly r:relva it, Electoral yute, but Washblriio
would leud US 10 grand victory, such ns wa
hAvu not achieved since lstl3.
sEcnErAnr COUNTY CoMAr1rEE.
, 1880-05-27
tNrtnE In the Clllrs.'s

fft.t
10 ne Editor a' anf cAteaoo 1tt1ans.
CHICAGO, May 26-Somo timo before tho lata
Civil WNr wlc1, tho utltt slavery sentiment wnI
beginning to tnke shape md mako itself heard
young man III ono OF tho then Western States
conceived tue idea OF gaining popularity by
pat,lcrlu4 To tho slavoc.ncy element fri hts lis.
trjot, hopiur to rtdu into conrrrss or, tho wave
CT excitement which no could thua raise. At a
p4pl'o meeting held IN Que OF tho ciurchcs
enuoh or all Apontoa1sts; DO served W
Il hs% ssaa aG sas
beasts Of the HELD; fals!y revclc!s III torrent Of
ntlsc nt them, mud snt down amid wild applauss
sowly tho sauns a form y Of II sojouraor ] Truth
arose u view, lonk. lcan hnRar pointing toward
SiszIaT @ with @ eos!snptuous scern @ RUS A'e v"
,"xounE Ny X niat,," sud L. shs & and her voice sound;
&, !;ke tho trumpet @ IT. of r. dabrici. young mau
" plain % day; When there + nny ,pow'in
70 do il, ind escr since you 6ogan ia,.kii, YOU,
little speech 1vo hour. tho Lorls vnco a-caalin'
70 mo ~ s4yin': 'sojourner. sojourncr, % Dr'tt
What Sojourncr Truth hcarl in tlat lttla
Nestcr.. church has been sounding IN tho cur
N mc % Wiz a vo f feit .sr @ s pleo se ss teW VIII so
Convention vt springiisld q men who, ont Of
clst Should Gu ,etoyv ct,nnIvirK at tho dsfr1,ti:
chfsemcnt Of two-thEr,ls Ut tic people of this
Stnta M9ra than ono n.t11 has felt 1s Sojonrnee
ulu; " Vhcro Is dirty WORK 10 do; bring Ill tdd
is no stnall matter to stlfie tho voices OF, md
refstso to listen q, men who hnvo riEht to
does ths thrutEtrg owes lts daily ureta!nH to tho
Treasury ur tht United States, the subject lo.
comes one to which every nun IN the Union Who
currs fur Eberty Ut speech or freedom Of action
Lmay be of H1nnl ltnportance TINT Gen. dreen
Abscnts h!'nsclf from his office for q week to
lend his nid In forelis tho K.H IN hls natlye
stnto. But peoplo who DO not care TO bo gagged
HIN for Ills tlale while ha IL doing It.
Senator Loganh presence may not be special
iii Illinois uru not 1T Rlt anxious 10 contribute
money tu pny for knives for him u cut thpIr
staad his cl.xc, ar.l whun tho prupcr t1ue comea
will mt ln altly in brilinEtlu In tho chips
, 1880-05-27

put ,,t, thnn To establish tho precedent Of third
term. A. rnt -hrst IN thu dixie tnny eal14c nn
i s'.tccrlls. produce del'l9o t1llt will nver-
throw MI republican 1nstitnIntIs, Rid n tllUtr
pnce catnbsh RDrnri,tnent .onsIAli11K Of ono
with this thfrL-tertn htihuess. WHITE.
, 1880-05-27


The nlnitit's think tlNs. ,5 rr",l,IY s,!src14fnl
~ tt'olr liehH!n9 fn1liey ~ ci'aif.
IL t1cr n"f,rIm,s aci,enm.a for,f. In Mkt 1
tInyrtl,l, 10 ncrItleHca f,l their demands In
hnps uint they fnty yet tN,lnlnAts, tllo!r fsorlt
sti wme.set ~ e @ tno w., ~ liz EStn. or NJ y
wna ,,,s,sMctu si fGr i1pant si1uIt.r w"s, ~
tlrt VI ti,u illln0ls delegation, whit,i, eul,.
lnttrsl tlntinr rrt'tcst- EonkllnR s!iight W run
.ne fticnl nasine MI . of f fno Ncw iork aa'sEn'
M'n ,. Ms Ltl9at ~ !siat u l.ns. Gun ~ POT
H., .. ne aG'eRt ~ @ , new nrk deIe$a r..
nfnms!'ss Shy I'D tey Daf Y suws ~ aat te
M oHs M ot nn nY,, ~, % me wSs ti.
Rrc"t '1ss iso NV "tk III ' Vii III, vi
xst'o :. XII ~ tsofs o. e ll!to!, !, s,sgs.;
!mls entifncm5 eontahty 10 ano W.! nE tho pc,
~ e ny , y of Grs, r. yu' .G ur9 ~ r. do a
% ~ H. m ~" , ~, III, ~ u ,s ~
n1 a, ~ ut!nt Isl and nr,nly Mllnvs uant l. j. TUG
wv e. ailS ntou tht soeo'iaGr n ne si,oss!' M
Hepnh!!s4,t party pcrhnps from courftnE inev-
't"D'c oefe"t. JUSTICE.
rsc,u,,,,can tna,0nnt,on rrcr,,nr at
AeepNpsAcaH Ah0'&"""uA NAeshnN a.
Gencsoo. ILL
10 tA. Editor q M Chicago Tribune.
publican Central Committee inviting all 1tcpub-
lcaf1s to meet nnd consider mo action Of tho
~. !. -, ,,''' "'.u Wv .,.... - =, r'
~ . =. hu'no was saa'inan a. ,aa WV IL for'er'
ono ut tho HtItors of tho hcpiu9ste, "as sccre"
tnry. Tho Hon. GporXo Z. Wait, ono Of tho
,r,s me r,s,, " t.,,nd co,n1o'nna.
t!0n Of tho Convention ut springfield, and then
Ruvu II clear nnd tlistEict account OF tho pro-
ccedi1tua thcre. nr. Hume. who wns n drIsratc.
,,.x.,,,<, ~ ,,at ,,,,,. ,v.,t ..l1 s,a Ill
cofto.nt'ltea Wnat o"usu Mm.. s'a.,. t."oa ehus
wofe lilntio iof y: .. m9nerwe wno H. KNOWN m
declined TO colnv forward, when tho Hon. ":
snnford tuok tho iioor anu severely M,:tlohuct.l
tae lctlun of tho htato CnnFehtluh. Ihon ~
Althirr~eH 1n!lnWe1 III Gu&-Aflu-urlcd
speech teEAtd!tg hls loshoou III Oh!t,.
WHEN j. WY as mnGn as ln!'Is
me WINS worm 70 no ikepunMGAn SWhnt hc
, 1880-05-27
Prediction of nn Old~Raa1,foncd Rcp,tl.


l1rnM.
To ths Editor of Ths Chicago Tribune.
Ctr1UA1o. 3tny .b.-T'no deed fs done. Tho oon-
splr1tcy ID contaminated. Tho machine drugs
Illinois bound anil gagged u tho door of tho
ChicngO Convention, labeled "Holtd for 0rnnt."
II In fslr TINT Convention to say whether It will
unDni her md lot tot spcnk for hcrsclf.
All must admit TINT never before has Illinois
bcnn dfsHrncctl by siirh n Shameless d1hp'ny OF
machine tactcs, hniltjoztng. md defiance Of tho
rights of minnr!ttos, In my Convention, Hcpub-
lcan or Drmoctrltfc, as hns Just been exhibited
by John 4. Logan mud hIa nffHt0nB. None Of this
colld have bcon accomplished lin:l hnt LOOK
GIt fishtt ,se se' o' rs III
nrr1nttlJMtrd. Deliberate net ut til!Ainy WIZ m
absolute necessity tn HnrG 1ogsli frtlf utter de-
fcnt, or It tGvcr would hAv0 heeti attempted,
a,i he wo,ilti h,tvu ur1io,cd tiin wlinlo i'uimcr
liotlsn dc!exut,on ~ he soMtt,1 II It hni been
necessary, md bis following would have obcyc'1
Nov what arc tho Republicans Of Cook Cos1nty
goil,g 10 10 nb0s.t W Are they Nuing to fold
thor hands ar,d cay. 1T WIS d tnensI trick"
let 1t nnss, to 10 forgotten next wcck7 sup.
Republicans u ho troinbe at Ito lion. .0i rclnii-
tDn ,.gninat tho degrees Uf Il cunyGntlun. Nest
of the men. hnwcrer. who turned nut With such
pmtrfVtc xcAi to cast nnti-thirl-terln ballots at
tho prttnNrtcs were ttlen wllu do nut caro- iR
fur utlu0 nor for tho t!eertIn Of hny convention
which tHa hAd recourse tO frnud to Cr1Ct them.
This class. tnke It, vii, turn out Ell itnss1 1T
tho meeting ca!lcd ut siuslc-iInll Oh Wcdne.!ny
tioilul Convention that assemblies next week
with nu uncertnii! Ro!,t.l. Let tllIt Convention
he assured In 10 doubtful ngumKc TINT ~ cnso
lch. Urlnt ts nominated by tho yOtes Of Ill!nois.
thus frlutu1tntiy nbtnnGi. tint ut tcaat y, ,000
Republican vutcs In Cook County alonu will bo
withheld frum him. ..-.....
, 1880-05-27
Lognn's Tactics Will Not Win in the
Isnd-A Strong Protest.

40 she EGtsQf QF Ihf Lhkfad0 lf1uuNfs
FnERronr, ILL.,. Mny 4.-Whcn tho report
rcuchca this place Of tho tyr7.nnlral manner in
which the Logan chm urroSnted to themselves
tho right 10 set astlU tho uauge which has be-
come u law unto itself, md appointed GrAnt
delegates 10 tho National Convention for dis
trIuts str,nKly antl-Grunt, tborchy practically
distranchtslng majority OF tho Republican,
voters Of tho Commonwealth, Indignation ,s,1s
pln!nly depleted On tho counte,lnnccs OF our
representative lncn, md tho nluttcrlnXs wcro
Indicative Of tho brewing storm. Such scts OF
usurpAuon US wero performed nj Springfield are
at variance with our boaatci FREQ institutions,
md will not obtain nmonk M intelligent, loynl
people. It certHtply la not d plcHslnv prospect
fer reflection ttIt II few self.cous,ttuteI chiets
precedent, Ignore the will Of tho mujority,
M;s s5sr s. ssiSss iii SsS s:sa,sS ssS s i
thoy aTo ii,capaGis Of choosing for thomselyoss,
prufessi;l.ai @ @ ior maehnc poiliclan, aud tho "niy
+ ssns!ssiysS viii & - .; f. elssIIea:!ay I;: "a
voter, 1 have confidence thAt thuro ID yot sI.li-
clo1.t unity md strength III tho purity y nccon-
ucinE element of our republican Government.
:, It seems to lc tho prevalent opinion! nlnong
lsepMbi!:ans tant Johl, A; Logan ~ W.ts elected by
tho Nntounl rutl-cull OF stAtcd, ooijontly with
our sunlUr senator, for llltnpfs, tt uerfars such
Othnr duties ~ portnn to tho ullEe Ut unltcta
Suites 6enAtor, nnl for thAt specific purpose
only, aud not to puck cLuC.sses and GnYllGcr
gag conventions III tho tnt0rvsts Ut .nnn whom.
Ii nominated tho pe0plu vii. rrputiAio ut tho
polls. 1t IL roAlly a hu1n,liatls,K spectacle 10
wllnoas u nun, hunorei by, tho Highest position
III THO Rtft Of II Krcnt mid powerful btntt. tlt.
secntnx to tho n!ost dlsrrpt!tAtho measures to
override tho populAr Will VI tho peuplu. 1t Ia
but tho slfnpl0 truth to Auy thlt It would huyo
been much, to hls credit tn,l he remained In
Washington ut hl4 post VI duty niit! suffered tho
purity tU tiAku lts own uHtllAttEl9u 4litl uilrp.
stricttu yeluulOu, In ita own utls0phstttutcd
Wny, from tho bright gu!axy Ut candidates for
tho peoples sn1r1lKDs. True, tho Convention
might mt hhvc been rcpleto with bright tlHshos
uf wit and cloQuctlce, Aiid approved parltH"
tucHt,ry rruGk!gGs5. nor pregnant with thu Artt-
tccs k1!0Wn tu tho desnugux, but tho tusut
w0lild llaye boun nstich more ant.sfIctury tn tho
"GOt,u1tIl, herd wtu ls the tll'k OF tho tutiuH.
Republicans will nwu!t with gcclinga vi consul.
crnhp Interest the prUnpt enforcement 0f
"ExecutIyp UrtlGr M. l." by th. IHrGn!ptnry
rutnuyul Df Orcon II. ltNlm. Commissioner uf
Internal Revenue, for Ills utlw0rrAntcu pnrtic.
patton ~ Chairman Ut tho lilnols Stuto Ong
Convention.
to represent his purity III tho Nntl0nnl Cunve1t.
tion, 1t now renilEas for tho loyAl Republicans
to select thcir nttn Ut Delegates md Insist upoh
being represented III neo0runucp with sholr
wi8ics. .-.--
, 1880-05-27
Inc maclilnc mny Nomfnnte, but CnAs
not Elcct Its Candidates.

II hs Editor Of 1he Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 25,-Oen. John A. Logan, tho
partner Of Coukling md Cu,ncron 10 arm OF
which Con. Grant ls tho silent partner), has fur
n'shea at tho iatd Convention amplo proof that
mo M chicago Times waa perfectly right in calling
MN formerly Dirty Work Logan
10 1t not strange that whf.c everywhere Demo.
csnts rtJolcs ut tho thought Of Oraut being NOM
mated. thAt Republicans cn11 bo so blind us not
~ soseeeo tho tnpossLlllty OF bis being eleotod2
,a, une Machine bins thus furgainod the victory.
doea not eloot Prcsdenty. Tho people hnvo
osa9 something TO sny about It. Tnoy want ITO boss
e,sas sasl oe ho fwccd ognn, shephors or any
- togah has succeodod in turning tho opposition
sona ~ 1sant IN apcn hostility. Thers will be no
s%c1sRPNa!se. Grant, oven It nominated, will 10
nnlassaaod ior tho days ArO g0no In which lso-
on..c RNS!.cah noMinat!on meant nlso the election.
csIs !oot yourselves, gentlemen Ut tho syndl-
S~@o' 1oQ Will b0 left next 1nlL Yours truly,
NEAtn.HtAY.N
, 1880-05-27

:
CHICAGO, May :d.-Whcn Cromwell had decided
upon dtsbandng tho English House OF Commons
be sent two regiments uf soldiers uu1cr COM
mand OF Colonel, whose. liu.no was Pride, to
disperso its members, forty.ouo OF whOnl wcro
arrested ia q passagowny md sOnt into n room
In tho basement Ut tho building which passcd by
tho denoMuRuon Of hell Tho Dnlni1ce Of lts
members who wcre afterwards allowed to meet.
were spoken 0f for Il long time ns prldo's purge,
and Are now known In history us the hump Pnr-
laMent.
Tho ulnjority ns tho people OF tho State Of I'LL
nu!s whose sentiments were ignored IN tho late
State Convention ut springfield should HuHd into
cternat political tlHinnnlIpn fnrty-tw0 men
claiming to bu delegates tu the lsepubllc,ln Ma
tional Convention, or whatover portion OF them
mar be proved pf being iustt1lmGntalIn IN sNl1flnK
Tho "third term" upon tho 1tcpnbllcan party.