, 1880-05-21

III tnt convention lL9Cjt. 1lE waited IL
nnlerstood tint he had Kept very, ,cool, a'ld
tIfng of ti'at sort. Xftcr iili4 unkimti aiiiu1-
Sinn 10 Dick futlilll, tho gentleman went nn
t picture tic Convention rith ut course t,s II
S ear Us M" iSfsst' ss q lie Hsst @ Sc: VI wo 1 ir"S iS
from riot alid il mol, like tllat were in lo
Ectise hoEers. If they ll:ltl stai! any hunger
they w0ill.( simply lMyc been tlls1nyAl to de-
ifyf' sey s% te RM1!b NJ Mspbsay b1t5'y Ts s r
eo,tlt properly, conntcl,ance silcI, 'nohs. Int
tilc1scr. 13CcnliHe Of these rlntOUs pEncech-
i1gS, y would be bist eios A'nlisl'ty's Justice
proceedings ought to cease hilt, taking, things
Us they were, even n,l thu showing 1T
TitE IutnuHE there were fifty-six nntitirnllt
and tI,ir.y-six tirnnt sutcs sc'ecirt by tho
fngGniu,lsly dropped Off right there. md sat
dawn, without explaining TINT THE Tribune
figures whlcli he hnd tllUtetl wero tho ones
plbllshg'll the, morning after tls prEnlaries
went, ws1c : nce:essari}y incomplete, an,l did1
not really slow tho actunf II,ukr-tln Of tho
Convention when It met Mt Farwcll llaft.
sronIts FOLLOWED,
submitting that nil conventions, no Mntter of
wflat character, must bo sct III motion by
f isaf. ";hy ii isy ease esS It was $ tie a ty i' 81 liz
Chairman ot the County Central Committee,
who frequently, md nf right, rs Storrs
understood, eilher i1n,ned Or nominated tho
bMsiE:'Fy bisE wat es5 nt ic s hs4wc rfl1!f s
tnnyrtltiDii. Ns viewed by tlrant Cycs, it'd ut
tho Palmer llnllsc, sayinH that lle ws'uft mt
t!is;:uss tho regularity Of tlle Conventions.
Neither orc @ was teRt!!ar. Cn1u!ng to tie
Wnntc'l'to nsgeItafr tho will vi tho fnnple iii
the Senatorial districts, Upon these e!rc lions
!of Delegates. II was. dcci,lrd IL 1877 BY tile
State Central COMMITTEES tllat Cook Cdullty
1!oi Us Cook County. Mr., Storrs clainled
that Grant tieletn.tcs weru elected III tho first
fur Senatorial districts, IN tho OH,
crs tley. hadn't clat':cd tint they Ind
T., majority j and d., ddH't !! ls salm u naw; n;
ior m tho H"' "rlot ,s at F"rwsii ' iial]. t,ts
practically admitting TINT Singer was wrong.
III conclusion. lle shid l,c hleant tf be faar,
@ ea tt II m t6a ,s ws str,rs we ie f Ia
Grnnt men clnfnetl md which they were ell
titled To. rho number wns thirty-six. 1in
submitted 4 curttiled cUpy ut the proceedings
Of the Palmer l1ouso runp.
1iU1,L1UT ASKED
I.inco1n how many delegates there were III
I.iMroii Replied that there were tot in NIL,
a,ld tlfty-elght retired to the hotel. III M:
swer to Il further question, hn ndInittcd that
%AG itl4EN1 W. ll4E NIlcHEA NullS
tion with people WHO were ,not electcd: hin-
coin next read an ni1itlnvit by e. II. Wiitett
OIL tho organization Of the seven Senatorial
districts, and SWEET put IN one By William II.
Rfosa aG sirss s' Ts % sese ~ e9 gs:s SELL
THE ltEOuLAlss' STATEMENT.
Kirk 1Iawcs replied for tic Farwell Hall
delegation, submitting number Ut aitftavits
from i. q. Keith allh others rs to the custom
Of calling conventions tn cook County. As
Tn fha nl11unf1 frhftf14 n Tim t1riun rIna 11f4
very clearly showed that the Atlstlaylts sub
1nitted by the other side, signed by such ti1l-
known men rs McFadtlen. Flynn, ODrletl,
amd other iliytlis, n1aao 9,it solne ooo votes
First Ward, whereas tho rent number Of
votes cast was no, IlnyinE shown this with
UNNECESSARY to. show up tic 'llanufaclurel
Committee could not 30 back Of thiy Conyen-
t!on, ai.tl tho ll,gging III OF tho Senatorial dis
trlct scheme WIS Il mere device by Which the
other s!dg hoped to steal Into the Convention.
1ty !! to se d IS s: ssGteg a M sf tsGn nj, Sq2s KS
Farwell Hall delegation would stantl or fall.
uawes thpn referred to the published history
was composed Of us respectable number of
vent!on. ' il. tho Third Wild tho ns1 Business u
men turned ont IN the rain mid defeated the
uinttI tlcKeGt,5 IN VIZ, nsloI!ty. lne ul.sincss
ineil ot NJ rEnlcssn Were IN calMesl aoout this
1'!.., malteI lug a1't1-ur4nt co!nploxlll p q tae
III III VIII aae.t ~ nutss1 heioie ~
met' AiIu !iis lcp!y WuS ii!at ~ Wplt!a hot Itlt
t tno in9Ion .! ~ 10 Mollaate thurman whom
Inc ahll-erhnt men selnald hal1le.
UNDER THIS CIRCUMSTANCES,
was 1t nny wonder tllat tho anti.Grnnt ma
jorfty determined tO nominate |, Chairman ns
soon as possible? THO Convention lIAving
been made up Ut regularly elected delegates,
Ai,u SllHer, having called 1t to 0riler, It wAs
s sfss " ~ !0E s ny or Ieat'ied @ ta Gu L,e
plailofin, 70 neaT ninla9ns nnu pnt tIleil1, tnsl
ne naa ao Iight 70 lnIlteL uLon [tle majority
GHaiH'an Is1ta Wn1n. t!io maM1ofllyann not "ant.
SILL nn'olS f,a AmIlony M WIS Moh''maten' pus
tnoMgn ealho ITEM ohellman ~, ~. ,r, m2,otll. n
THHcoiItesteo 9Ho49 aeee"te l1ohl tao 1MHeehth
HMiIa. .,.,..,s ..
., singer naVlle relasea 20 pnt ttle nomllia.
tlon. hooth plit IT. 1't1nsclt, as he liau right
70 70 atln @ aeGaarea H. cntflea, as ~ %as Gar
Ileu. lllnk tneEc WIS my rinl stlell as linu
neon @ aescllbeu Whs iaise; Whtla the "nolt.
eFa *Gltt oiit the Co'nI!tttce on Credentials
llAuin llS possession VI inc Gre1entl9ls, tX-
fept those from tug Eifih Wanl and ilydS
tatk, when Gredentlnls Mawes now offered
IN eV!1ense. " WIS anSlllt 70 NV tllat SINGER
nujnHFIlcu LlG E0ltfGlltl1n. lt1 nau llN power