, 1880-05-08

wis the faet, TO mike the triumph nt tho
tplnt Sclntnr more rnnsrlcun1is. ~ was
agreed tint the .cleKnttnn Should he INSTRUCT.
81 A. Nnit aMl tcn ltwas m rss,'ysa tnHttnS
tho Convention 1t may ba, charRed TINT It
WIS dlsgrucefml on tho lart ot The majority
of tho Convention to laye a'tlniesccA N my
snch bargain, bit II Will nppenr 1Innl' close
Tho resolution adopted fayoring tho eS-prcS-
meMt, ts lis alsption of iii rule that tie ma
JoritY should govos1, the ynle nt NE !lelega-
t!n,i w9s M agreement. 10 tM.s ,Rnn RnlS oc c,n. ~.
n,lttetl as any member. OF tho Convention 0t
the delegation ae!Gctcd.
!" hut there was unotller part of the nRrce;;
rnent whlcl, Inns never been r,tbltaI!e!lt n1'!
should appear botor1 tho Convention, met
Tint tho sentiment Of tho State was agaiitst
plettgnE the .votu ot tho delegation f1r tllo
ex-l'rcslticnt, le would nct will the majority:
there Is u spIit III tic ren',syiya,lia deIeea-
tion. It WINS mover anything else but anti.
third term, MD II d. rcnsnn " now sought
why there IL so much public expression IN
pelnsylynn!a AGAINST ti'o eanlnittini M r.. q ta
It ts because tho people or tllo State have
called II Init. 1t was perhaps we'll enough
to grattfy tho young lcadcr at Harrisburg,
but NOW II IS sor1ons business. aiRl tlit tl'o
i!san party saerliEced to p|eass.S s. anybody. a
which pertains 10 tllo State at Pennsylvania
exclusively, II tho delegation selected
essn Gt srS'se5s t s' e vii II Of 'of e ts seops Sf
Ut the State, will be tliwnrtc4 to
torial anil Legislative districts there would
he such Indifference ut the colninR election ls
sre Ma GeG ee etr ts ae to to Tilted S Ss saes seae
Of n Democratic Senator to. succeed Senu.or
Wallace. 1t may io vety well Tor. Senator
Cameron To, gratlfy llfa personal ambition,
sb!s iss %s e 1daa ass es ope % to 70
s''i'h This statc,neut Is tho Substance of con-
yersatfon lnll by Your corrspolallcnt this
afternoon witt, Il majority Of the Republican,
! Tho result n,ny bu bcttar expressed III the
declaration that Of the fifty-elaht Delegates
composing the enttro delegation 1t H. posi-
lively known that thirty-onc nre nlrcndy
t!,e ex.rresiltnt, md tic ass,lra.lcss ,ere
| 10 tlis list, ,nakinE the total Thirty;
eight. Senator Don! Cameron Inns said
ts Tsos sItnl t YnY II eax,x, 10 : SSnsHTe sf
will be impossible for those frying to curry
1t Mway frn,n the ex-l'resit!ent tD injurn .ally
one but themselves, alul In this remark tt
Included the Delegates who nrg tllfeatcnfnI
! to holt Instructions. Ills concern over the
PENNSYLVANIA delegation Is mainly over thu
| ciIrct even partial break .ulay have upon
Ills personal fortunes In the State. or, III
| other words, In tho present tlironteifeu ellier
gcttuy he Is more OF T. Cameron nian than q
thir,l-ter,n man.
lie laas bueu notified within a few days BY
one Of tho most prominent delegates 81 tllt
! Stnte delegation TINT unless ho fCninerOn} !:
willing tn suffer defeat Mt Chicago he mus
drop tho thirtl-tcrln movement, md tint it
cunnut save himself with his Stnte lclega
ton In any 0ther. way. ,fhls gentleman, wa!t
President, declared that II l,e did not th'
| blaine tlelcgntes III tho State woNl.l, wl!e,
they. met 1T Chicago, be ~ d majority, nit
would Insist upon the enforcement ii tn
unit ruie naoptea at II Harrisburg; 4 n,.a thG,, ~
BlaIne.