, 1880-05-29

tlrr tho carrying Of this State by
(irant impossible, md he goes
West TO ask tic Grant scllemcrs
IT, consider well. before they force tho Ger
,nnns ont of the Republican rai,ks. Tie says
he Inns M doubt qf the defeat Ut Grant In tho
Convention. lie cannot conceive Of so mnd
a thing ~ Hralt'a nomination
AGAINST TIE KNOWN wIsnEs
Of tho great massof Republicans and against
tho open declaration 0f the Germans that they
will In no case vote for third term. It Is
easy enough for tho Grant men tn claim
that NIL opposition Will cease with the
nomination at Chicago, whoever the
candidate MAY bc, and that the
talk about boiling Is merely to frightan dele
gates away from Grant. lie says II the TER.
rlble mistake Is made the Grant leaders will
find out wien too late that tho Germans
mcait what they say, md can never be
brought, Under any circumstances, to sup
port Grant, Jnd9a Detsenlloefctt ts mn active
man. quick iii argument AMI forcfble In lfs
CONCLUSIONS, aud liz viii make himself heard
froli. II. Chicago before tlle Convention
meets, lie lIas at his back a,l c!eineht With.
gut whose aid and co5perat!on the 1iep,tb-
o IHa '5y sypesss u t's entost "tf o,sds w nnE Ssfr
ling can run Convention md
gnK It through the power uf The most perfect
InlchIl!1 my Stlte pOAyessGs, hut lie cannot
carry lIe VOTERS who settle ths business after
asked Il they viii vote ior Grant Il ie Is
nominated, they say, mo-" III expressive
md fotclble terms.
ANOTHER COMPANY OF AyT1-onANr NEW
will etart for Chlcaeo to-'perrow. There is
lnucl! tAlk nnlong them Of a bolt In case
Grn,lt IS nominated, md they said today
ulas 1t wnulu be no SURPRISE II
fss9 @ sTs %ssk says oe Is 9f soed ts spH Il w.
opinion. from what l,c las Heard from l,lany
SOURCES here and elsewhere. TINT In tho I'M.
pt0Dn4le event OF Grants ndlnit,atlori third
S"Sfs !Sat It'll fh caaate, S%f If e s'''Ssss %ssa
tho right man.. would command d vote
G,xeeeHinE GIanfs: a.,tl ct isust ins,irtnx The
aefs e t. qstsa say IL sM sfater9y a G 10 Se!sa S5 Ss %
nlinistration and 81 the ui,prcce,lenteti means
''on so;e i4 o4 sonDpt1y Deyocrt set cjats tsx wou #
man. They have no faItll III Snsnuiy's good
l,rss, but they do give him credit for bsIng
stIarp enough and ambitious enough to take
srao iss q s,es sIs II stesy eySr t. 5 aks oe s a A
as SURROUNDED aud still surround Grant.
ue r. fGeIluf t!s Is very Intense ad b!ter i
os sfsfe a az @Gs sleSs and u j psf ass ss
d. iios S Sp hoi '''e that ''o'f for pa''AhS; III
Grant men to consummate thalr. schemes
lest at ths polls and III Overwhelming defeat
for tlte Republican, party, WHICH, US tho nntl-
third-tcrlH peuple empIiatically decInrc, eau
nsyGr by lcts l!ke 81 many slaves by the Se'l-
atorlal three.
THE "rInDrNE" SAYS:
Felix In Hall.nc, President pf t)io Wcstcru
AmlcraDnril!o Survivors Association, has becn
at tho Prescott Ilousc this city. tds week. u
Sat thos %as Hu ~ ess unanRes aSRs soasnsn sa
aiNonE tho !ueilhers aRalnst tho nunlnatluu
St,wsaso S' %s e ars se po,o M s :po, as,yf = e n
,eays, ~ ofeuiar. wae ssnt 70 thoss s0' who
Hiking 0s ss u wstS accots 4naefaassf I. she sf
feri,!9s they endured there. II wns pnr-
t!ntlar!y Impressed upon tho ncmbnrs tiat
~ answer to this cIrcular ,so resolved iosters
from nll over tho eoontry. In nenrly al
saGsrs sasss ~ s ' 70 'sns is fac, Ct ss 't
our oid commanding 6e,ieral WIS o,Ico
np ee",9 tsS aS ] 1fr ,1a1s
pl"rG,l tho f'lct that uca. tarant. MIN whom
se NJ oslse:n 50 hiTh'y, st,sht tho s,trraKea Of
co S1 ss%n6s spf b. " wsssISn y9 o9 an ne ofssr
.PF,siients. The !cttcts stuffed thnt the old
H9Nllcrs opposed tic nOntnA nut hocnuy0
the Republican pnrty more. We believe TINT
tho decline q thy Republican party, VIII lcgtn
nsa sne 'y Va a 81 no u Sosvs t. en- ~ II y
oloetul.. tits a fsct, ri. sns frequently OK
pressed fl tho letters. that 1t uen. HAnpotk, or
Duneun.tto. nolnlnntiun against GE1Int he
%nuld rneoivo the support Of tho sol1loru.
tl,o[r preferences for the tlttIrre,,t candidates.
Ncarly al Ut tho 0.0N entl thai nlnhewas t1Ieir
tirst ahp!oa. Tho strength Of tho old soldier Ia
very important 9letnullt to consider. think
they ars strong epou1h 10 hold tho haiRnce af
ntlWer."
Sheridan Shock said to 1,rlh,,ne reporter
that he l,lld great confidence Grant would be
defeated. lii case ise received the nolMlna-
ttOn NJ least half of those who composed the
1sCWllllealt Campaign Clubs lit this city
would rpfuse to support him.