, 1880-06-03

TIE LOST CAUSE.
BREAKING AWAY.

1Shlt hleLt lctt Wa[so HIST Hight ttinn they
have ahy time yet slrca tho delegates began
to arrIyu Iii Clalcngo. 'rlcre wcro soma
grent crowds ut tho Palmer and Grand
1'nefllc, but tho enthusiasm for Grant
ltn.l gone. Whnt little show was ATTEMPTED
wns Ut n decidedly weak character. Tia
brenk IN tho Grnnt ranks WIS too apaarent
to bU mistaken. Tho Virginia fellows md
driftrd still further away, Nrd 10 keep tia
remnant together tho lenders Ind them
locked up last night In 0no Of the rooms Of
tho Atlantic 1f0trl. Tho Arkansas lclcea.
tloll werc runlnre,t to llave got,o to niece.
last evening, ntt It WIS suited tlnt Two yotes
reporter found the Sherman missionary wIo
WIS working thu Arkansas delegation later.
mil tatsehllciNn1l suiu tlot Arkansas would
vote solid for GrAnt ot !he first ballot
but, but q on =, ti'o sceon,t % t!oi,n @ Sherman
h., n,a,ls ~ tho Alabalnh delegation
VII 10 doubt hua surprise to tho Collycn.
ton when Il comes to vote. Last night tho
Grant mcii worked on tic sttll-!innt plan.
They wero I,tnong the Southern delegates
1s,nl the gentlemen from tho Icrriteriys
yutes, but, TO tho credit Ut the Sonfliern tnen
ho y snltl,, they spurnCl the offers The
Southern Delegates nrc bcglnnlng to open
their eyes wider thnn ever bcfofe, md feel
Gen. Grallt. Seeirg and hearing tho antt
thlrtl-term tulk il, Pennsylvania 0hio
anti other, great j;cpnbtlcan Suites, they
!!enrl that Grant Is not wanted b
tho Northern States, nnd they know That
"Solid" Kentucky Will throw llye certain
"'Thcru'y no usU donying IT." said dele
cute to .Tn1suSE: reporter last evening.
At Tuesday eyenillg's caucus III the Palmer
i Il
told, Including tl!e contested Louisiana AIa.
baila, ind illinois delegations. And sono
Of these wo arc not 10 sllro Of. GonkliRs
tris.! to ssir str rp thu boys, but thoy dIdntea'
TIL: Pt:SSsyr4vASIANs
In favor Of Gralit were tho freest to say
openly that their fnyOyit's cl,anees were gone,
urnn It's ttother MIN. The New York tlele.
Entes desire to hang together, because tu.Fe
y desire To bring forward tho ,atne Of
Gonkl!ny ~ dark hnrsc. There Is no Qaes..
bis frettlnE nt!d toan!ng Mt tho great break
"Conkiing lias ruled us for flye years IN
this wny," said n New York tttelognto yestet-
any, 3.ra e sa 90 50 ~ ~ 'oTHT ;,, Te 4s; y
Conkl!nE, Cameron, anll Logail go witli;
1t Is tho breaking up Of tho. political
syndicate, artl tho result Ii inevitable. How
near u lhs approached Its seo1,sll!nmatlon caa
best be Judged BY tlle action ot Il portion u
the Pennsylvania delegation yesterday af.e'.
noon" ,,,.o. ,,,,
called to meets the fremont llDllsG utter tfa
Convention to take lntoeonslera,1o|l tlss slttl. ta
e'S esy whic, at Ts s Mas Slsc Ses' to 10 Ill t0 es'
"trl,ero very nlont onc.,..'f Of our delcEs
tton present." h.litt one Of tho delegates who
was Mt uln !neetlng, "nlHl Dnn Ca.,Hr0n Was
1t wns easlly tn hr srcii Tint we were whipped
tiso liz ilrst Talipt We We wcre c wi!pped. T!e faet
Is that WI lIaln't more tl,an :Il5 votes tat ye
lip ihe matter ot Withdrawing tho llnne Of
t: $. t;ra''t irom tsisTs tIis GsnSsn!lsn, 1s
! as rs urarly ns possible, upon Senator
EilmHH'!is, 's, q vSlHnt; N;! ~ one se',sa ss;s
t% 's G'Ts = AIT: E',,hs ,am sc1ou ~ s sa
Il tat t'e st.cti"x il 10 bo @ ",1r, at t Ind 10
III. t]nim t,i,i,k2y. rn,,utinr If n1ses was
fnkr,' h,.t il WA fn,,tI thnt; nuly tW0.thinl.
nf Aj tj,ss ir.sent m xnIl % fvSr S W Empms, md