New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

twenty scc nd joint rule. which reported Joy
Republicans aud voted for by Republicans II objection
isrIld. 90 counting tHc vote o. state the House ana
senate separate and deliberate aud II they agree alter
ihai - count the vote 1t j. counted ~ they do not
agree IT, 81 MT counted. And rs IGave said. the throw
ing ont o. Che yo.. o. the State OF New-York would
throw the election the House and the voting would
rot DE by tho number OF members. hut by
states each $ ate counting without regard 90 rs
size Tie facts here present have not got much yet
rcfore the American people bat when they consider
Them, ana watch the course II tue Democratic party IN
Ms struggle for power thcy VIII the reason Of the
frauds which attempted In VI Inc aud OF the cGhl
fraud wncn Is non attcmptcd-the unseatlng OF WASH
6 How do you think this can he remedcd 2"
fl General Grant is nominated ana elected. there u
strong feeling winch VIII grow stronger that he VIII
Toe inaugurdtcd, and That Tins VIII not he pre-
vented by any plot tnat the state Of New
York or any other State which has given
an honest vote, shall be dishonesty refused a
count II Il he cyed by many earnest men who have no
personal desire for the election OF General Grant
than they nave for The election oi any oher abe ana pa
rotc Republican that ID O,ntIai C5Ill u uuy Secleu
attempt to deprive HIM OF the office by any false pre-
tcxt would be less hkey 10 De Inado ana ""H n
election Of any other nan. Those who voted
instruct the delegates 10 woe for General Grant be-
heyr tnat the best people OF this country, whether
Republicans or Democrats, desire that the peace
We desire tnat the hnancit system winch we
have adopted and under winch we are so
rapidly ADVANCING shall not he disturbed, and thar COM
motion and dstrus shall be avoided We hold thar me
election OF General Grant Will under all circumstances
I
believe that, when four years have passed after
his possession the Presidential seat before he II called
again to occupy IT, his election can enddnEer our hper-
1T has been SO many times reiterated" said Mr.
ton was opposed a third term IN the ground that
it might LANCER the liberties OF our people,
eral Washington left record Of his
opposition TO third term upon public and patriotic
prccrpts on the subject began the unwrttcn law
about which much has been said nave read lately
urtl d a.
that Washington ever SAID or * ~ history reported 10
have said upon that subject ana IAN to ma single
word i'm winch he has laid down preccpt or gwen
warning the American people against third term
his great oflice for The second time, he gives Ms
terp. These reasons are in MS own words
that ne desires rest and retrcmCnt tn the country Is
peace and abroad, and that there Is no cx-
gency which requires Inn To continue longer IN once
from which hc long since desired to rcIc. He places
his objection third trim solely upon The grounds
OF his age, his WEAKNESS, his desire Tor quict
and retirement IN whicl 70 spend hts few remaining
years aud once suggests That II VIII be against
geniu, Of republican Institutions, for him 10 accept
Third term. But on The contrary, the very reasons
which be gives why 81 is not necessary Tor
him remain Office because there is no cXigcncy re-
curing it, disturbance nt nome nud no conflict WIN
Of that Kind did exist there vculd DO no
objection TO his accepting d thIi term, al, All
the objections he does urge are luIt!y per.
sonal and not one Of them is public II Is Woht OF
note that when ne retired rom me- -'c'hn l'li I' We
IN bis sXyeiFhtn yeT ana ,nR, |D,n ,e m
nny-nfth year
VARIOUS COMMENTS UPON THE RESULT
WHAT HE GRANT MfN IIINk OF lI-S' HFId7E Al
TIE NUMBER or VOTES AGAINST THE GRANT
RESOLUTION sHE>CE Al TIL CUSTOM
HOUSE
The tone Of the remarks Of politicians in
., ,,. 60, ,c al, ,,u Tho result. NJ IN. Irtlea
c.tr, ,ri.d a,corc,u, 10 tbo uc--oual
sI,..,, ,i, .,,p,r. rb,+e who favor the uornlu,-
,,o, ~, c.r,-,i Craut at chicago claimed that the
C,,.ti, had dopc c,,rvtbpc mat WAS desirable 10
chic ,t, r,,rlt An csrne.t surpo-fcr Of General
cr,,,. candidacy said trattbc .lluI ,norts Of SEN
"'or Oo"N''S ,''u '''.' ,' l. ..,.,
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,,r. ,il ,l,t III, WA. a.f,-l.ued in the Convention
~, co., '.,.. l,n ,eI,,, r.l,,a,,. p,,.c ,vss hailed.
.,..,., , clio ,.. ,., IN Mad. Dina. I,- i.i.-
-. ,1., .vr,.r ..,t t CO.,, ,r. ocular
e'''" 80, -, -. ,.,,
,......., ,i...,,i,,,., ,,, ,,ii
o'eh MAUI '"' ,,''''''',' '"' '',', 80 ~ .,
nave o.'''.'t i,, - ~, ,,,1, tho
yor OF Il aihe. ms won" nave m1"' '"'
vote on the resolution almost e. Ai'r tEe t'hFrn-
t,,, WAS over Mr. pagrctt OF RrooEyn. sad that De
would not he bound ~ inc "c''h OF '"'' ".u'' anu
that two other delegates To- Chicago would not ln We"
- all t r,o ono can claim that New York s unit for
Va "'' ' ..,. .., ,.- ..-- e..., Ga. .,,,
ANY one H"l' ''N" '''' %. ''E' ''' VIZ
beat Grant"
go, ..,....,. ,f g~.r,'s nomination tg. pr. NOT 40
JUN 'i''' -,
hopcIU4' an" '"''~''' '' ''.' w" " "
rates bur 10 ca-t their votes for Grant, view % the
-, t.ctr .,rpc-t ord united effort, for hi.
P'"~'
nomination.
We are miserable oU'sidrga,' sad prominent Gus
tom uonsc officer Yesterday and Civu Service rules
~ ..,.. ~, .,..,,.., urio .t,- ,,..
prevent Tree cAPIe--'"" "i "'''' i'' "'"I''' "'''
not TO bTag OF, however ANA apparently Blaine "a
,l,o ob,f.. of t,,c marty"
u" nv 80, -. ..,. . ,...,.. ,. b.. .,. r..
Genera GURUS, VINO zoos "a lI'l"t"' par D" ''' ''n
yeut0n had not returned yesterday. ANA Cole Mcr
rt declined to express any opinion IN regard 90 the rc
NV "'. ''"0- w. ''
SUIT . ... $1,000