, 1880-06-17

QEG Luu8 HgITEu Out VI II PROMINENT DUuTHQu
OF this city:
". II. 13arnun. Connecticut.
n, II. Hmm, f3WM.
II. u. MeIIenry, Kentucky.
Fred Q. Prince, Massachusetts.
Ucorge L. Miller. Ncbrneka.
AS ASfs% j. Rsiii,Tsiy' iiswsi' Nv SsT 9o1Rp 9isRnp'a'Fe'
y. l.. scntt. p:nnsylyanIn.
Ntcns,!as yan sIysk. ilhods Island
ASTl-T1lDEN. -.
John T.: Sumter, .irknnsas.
y. u. iillxhes tnlorud3,
W;ikin."n sHis, na!i iii sit,,'i Fiarida. .'""@'
VIC. t'oiAy. Illinois.
!. L. Eatou. knnsns.
OttcrIrilFc ior:ey.. siaryland.
Edward Cantcr. MiehIEaH.
Wilian lochran; minnesota.
i: u. iiawssn, Narts tarolIna.
John Il. Thompson. OhfD.
Eis% !: j. s;;fk1si'. i: Siis; fsss:. 3s;:.ss'ss:
'; i $sS tsS;si$| %;sS|!'%! NJ. 'S1s:S y:s'a'a.
uOunTruL Ann NOT KNOWN.
F. McCoppn. CaIlfnrnIa.
Edmund Wilson. AtaIi,r.
Robert 7: krnstng. Sesa'la.
John WE.ttukEr. UrayLt,.
"llnw ttu Nnll thns Senator Darnum Will
net II, the meeting Of tlic consnlttee tue Mon-
day evening t,rfn.n thu Convention -
the ,najority, ai,d, WITH the fruitirss cxi!iipie
set before tilih by Dnn Cameron, there i4 no
douIt III my mini, but srlnt i1e viii promptly
uccet!r tn tho wishes Of ula majority"
''tlnvG yum ally itica
WHO WILL. III: TEMPORARY cIAIi:MAS?'
II l!nye. III impresstyn thai 1t will be given
to Wade Hampton, and lhs fur two ret.solln:
First, tbs Sauth bus no Presidential
!s s. ssut,.ef ns Of liz ta; oa;,stss %l!l
Irrespective hf Presidential prcferpiiE1J,>
South that s!sc should lAye sonetling iu uo
Convention, ns s!lt furnishes thu great DulH
Of the Democratic yote." .....-..
orspnizzation With Wads Hampton will be
choose Il .lftierrnt Permanent President: y.
was not tunc u any Of ttia Conventions held
,t;isys sys',iiSis yS% iiy ;e of the strength of '
"St, hive not. Tic party IL all at sea.
Should Seymour not positively aud at1s.1
Iutc!y rcfuSeto bccune Il ca'hlttiatc, ilc Will .
receive Il unanimous nomination OIL the first
"'rhen SOU positively eliminate rlldcn in
'''as ssun,,t .sr1ainiv ,,ton
....'.: - ~. x,,,,., ,,a.,,- o,,
,.,,. "nar Anoo. s shM 1onh .,sn s.,.o.,oz
"Thcre nre snine thirty 0t the delegation
wsl0 are not fur l,lih,-,.tliat Statu IL Just as
l,tily split III lin us 1t was IN Grant,-Alsl
| i will be ttl'lcnt to tnfarcc ti,u unit I4le ~
| his cnSe. liz lllS 1!nt over :sU votes 81 beSt,
mid utgr tic two-llIirt[s rule 1t requires 40l
to elret."
| "Wllcn his followers discover TINT te hna
no chance what Will they do,-tlsnt Is. with
AS l,car as | chi. learn some q them are
1';,zilF t'1 ~ NV rsy 1, ew
| will support l,aynrtl. wl,Dse very hard-,honey
views, Il Is tllultEht, would Elye h!ll soou
chnnen for carrying New tDrk."
| "Wi,at Ut the uther ea,,tIittases?" -,
"I'ayne. Of uliot Is regarded rs the Dolit.
ical lrGasee Of Tlltien, md hence ran get
n0ttlfnE more thnn the strength 0t t!s chief.
T!.urnial, .nd Groesbeck mrs put Ut tlio r1sce,
| .-lIltleetl, they meyer were III It: Henry J.
Jcwett, nt Suw York, but c!E!it or nine
years agu from Ohl0-nntl lg IL tnor6 OF an
friends in thc Empire State, but ha has been
too M.le!! identified With thu nctlvt n'nnaKe-
Etent uf raftrnatl corporations to he nccepta..
bio to tic Democratic Gr!ngers of the West"
"Wlut of the 0tllers?'
"T1,Ey ,>nE ALI. posslnLE-