, 1880-06-01

E1"GoV. ". II. aAlIll
anl Gen. Willard Warner, two Of tho contcsttng
delegates from Alabnma, arrived ut tho Grand
Pacific yesterday. They Rlvc the status Of thoir
delegation about thus, and tho way they wcro
bul!iozed Into securing Grant mon only on tho
delegation: Previous to tho selccllon OK tho
delegates the Convention passed t. rrsolu-
non insttueting for Grant, Tho Delegates
iher men, zen 's,cis's Each aoesate % WIS asked @ to soo
forward and make n pledge that he would Hup-
gor Grant. When il calao 70 1ov. Smith mid
es %srrca Mna mey dsclned to oe gSKEoa IL that S
district, which fnllod to take notion. rho Con-
yentlon declarcd tho phccs of tho two jKentle-
men aea vacant, and md put IN other men @ i9 tae!r
whu hnd bccn defeated rs a dclcgnte to tho Dla-
ttet Convention. They claimed that tho action
xas a violation Of nil the ru'os ond usnRes of tho
otaer and worse crime eon,initcd by tho Convon-
no1 w. waa that against Mr. napIer, OF the Fourth
ppss psss xbes s0S6od S WI a secdd e. Tas ot
hlm werc not satisfactory, to tho Convention. a
s@mm!tss9 was appointed to whit on bin, but
10 10 master ID tho hanus Of tho Cha!r1nnn of tho
Convention, who was allowed to put IN another
o. Shan. When liapior arrived yesterday morning
Paciae So seloosioa ] of eesato II i. tic Gands
q! 4 Ghslsnan M Is IN innovation in politics never
pessl ,t q beforo. 49,.
on9t There Il ypo1 feolinY tor linn thef". 4
EJea many delcgltest h0wevUr, II tho unit rule
aosoken, WILL not Vute for Grant"
GRN. ]. v. Dul.KE,
y JackSonyflte, Aln.. said tor Tribune report
sssM TIE Grand Pacific that h0 wits hor4 nS un
Slo!o SSa1no!o Fellow worker from Smith aud Warmers
SSstttct. A. 10 Delegate ho had protested. and
a,yp pfStssE ins haa beon takon dowM oy tho secro.
'sssf sss Iongh'shod. The district wns strong for
nSeesmatl. ind hs would get two out of tho thrco
Saoeaa sSa , Y9tcs IT, there and they were neary vi
scEien bud nominated 0rlant, and also III tho ote
sale1 num!nltcd 1Inycs. 1t wNs impossible to
H.ny AMDama for 0FHnt Or my. othor licpib-
AVAIL Inc South would bo soltdiy DoMocEatc.
QEN. nick NoyErr
sSea ssr ss tato tho Aiahalaa headauartcrs ycster-
~ asat awaru ot tho fact th1t Gulltl0ziug would
ius ins wosk. lilo inGulKcd III speech AiIiorlsh-
IA IT, ,hs crowd AROUND that Nrant WIS tho man,
!aa1 W oao else would be necgpted hut was
eo5H eoKauoa was sosld, yot neoed little stronyth-
SSsag 70 lido them over public suntlmpnt. When
desnaa' ~ ,tar0uKh, Gen. Wurren. Ut Alabama,
snSss ,s 10 reply, and mover did II nsah get
ss'sSd. .Gei. Warren had cuino herT rs
s,,s esant sa man, but, i1nlinE that thln8s
tSsSav.efy vefy different from what ho supposed, haI
H. ~ m!nil and spoke outright. I(e t0nk
y" ~ votes TO oer Qr,.,t or at,y other lvpublla-
fSmaS;aadldAtc, ~; Southern delegates could u0t IT.
m.ntu " uHaorfakc to dtctnta WIN should bo tho
ausaaSS' auS' .,i ~ said he was Just as thoroughly
esSt eSatesa e.! votes 4s e always had been that be
Ia kt ~n Mot be BY tho Southern RtAtes, nnd hence
nsn. .adn ~ IAyor Of sotno other Nnd stronger
tion wn n.y. ASSURING ucn. AOllott that his detGgn.
tktaan ma1ss q tho H.Mo pPlniab, tl.at Kc!s-
ems VI Log14n. >'' " -" SN@ ''' <N-S