, 1880-01-07
WEAKENING.
Carceton and His Fusion
Gang Evidently Prepar-
ing to Let Co.
Other Certiflcate-Holderg De-
cline to Participate in
the Steal.
Tho Arms and Guards Already
Removed from tho State
House.
The Ohio Senatorship Set
tied Quickly and Sat-
isfactorily.
Gen. Garfield the Choice Of the
Caucus on the First
Ballot
All His Competitors In the Race
Hnving3 Withdrawn III Lis
Favor.
The Bitter Differences Between
TiIden and Kelly Reported
Amicably Adjusted.
Gen. Garfield the Choice Of the
Caucus on the First
Ballot;
All His Competitors In tho Race
IInving3 Withdrawn III Lis
Favor.
The Bitter Differences Between
TiIden and Kelly Reported
Amicably Adjusted.
TIE OUTLOOK.
ExCtTEMENTs AND l}1sCOMr0RTs.

TIE OUTLOOK.
ExctTEMENTs AND n1scoMroRTs.
Spettal Dspateh to Tbs Chicago Irfbuns.
AuausTA, Me-, Jun. 6.-To-day has hcon day
Of exctcmcnts and tltscomforts, md thoro arc
very few of nil tho crowd hero wh0know detlnt-
ly whnt tho results Of nil tho cnucustng and
committee work ls. The whole State has cnpt!ed
its politicians into this litt'e city, md rs tho
weather has been tllsagrecablo enough to kcopnll
indoors who nro not Obliged to 10 out.
tho lobhics Of tho Augusta House, on Capitol
Hill, which 1s the centre Of interest, hnve bccn
crowded MI dny long. Tho Republicans nro IN
Il large majority, and NIL the leading mon Of tho
party aro In tho city. Those who arc arranging
tho program
HAVE nEEN nusT ENOUGH.
Tho rest hnvo been discussing MI tho phases Of
this uncxnmplctl situation With thoir friends or
their political foes.
Tho announcement fB made that tho Mayor of
tho city has closed ali tho places whcro liquor Is
sold, although 1t is not quito C1cnr why there
should be any necessity for such action In n
BtAto whore no liquor Is sold ut my time. At
all events, thcro iB no apparent fntoxlcatton,
and thcro hns been no bolstcrouBncas, no cheer
Ing, IN ioud bonstlng, fcw discussions between
i1tlvtunls which attracted n crowd. hut 4 con-
STINT hutn of busy conversation, all eager to
learn and to tell tho latest report which bud any
Significance.
Yesterday tho FuaonIsts wcro In better spir-
Its than tho dIy BEFORE and showed
AN UGLY AND DEFIANT TEMrE1t
which boded mischief. To-day they aro not
nearly so boastful, and appear to begin to ronlzo
tho condition into which thoy hayo got them
Helves, Gov. Gnrcolon ID almost haggarl in bis
appearance, and bcars himsolf like Il man who
Is oVcrwo1ghtctl With responsibilities.
Tho Committee Of members OF tho Lcgisla.
turo appointed Inst night waited upon him this
morning, and requested TINT tho military guard
nnd tho arnlR be removed frum the Statc. House.
Tho Governor promised to consider tho matter
He called Gen. Chamberlain In consultation, md
tho General, referring tho question Of tho
legality Of tho using Of arms in tho State House
aud tho ar1niug Of mon not enrolled In tho
militia Of tho State, WIS Informed that there
WIS
no LAW FOL. IT.
Tho RIMS wrro ordered to bo boxed ur, ard
they Will, It Is understood, DO removed from tho
State-fIouso tonight.
Con. Chamberlain hns called upon tho Supor-
tntendent Of Stato buildings to report to him
forthwith tho rpstor Of tho mon employed M
guard Ia tho state-Iiouso, by whose order they
wcre enl[stcd, for what purpose, ind out
Of what fund thoy arc to DO rald. They nro
already discharged, and tomorrow tho Btato-
House will bo guarded only by civilian police
Under chnr8o Of tho Mayor Of tho city or Sheriff
Of tho county. Tho state-IIouso will bo open to
tho public untcr proper regulation, and thero
Will bo nu ticket system, US proposed lnst night.
Tho Committee to nr1nngc q progrnm IF
notion has boon IN session ncarly all day, md
thetr pluns Rrc well advanced. They hnve caro-
fully considered every probable contingency,
and pEcparcd for It, but what thoir plans nro is
TIE Committees gECnEr
Il nfnnnnt hnr m hn1 frot