, 1880-05-30

which he may have committed In the past;
but in relation to the rumor that Cameron
| was to be removed from the Chairmanship By
the majority of the Committee, Mr.. Hale dis
tiDctly stated that such move would only
be made in case Cameron should attempt to
| force tile unit rule upon the Convention.
That this rule will be broken he is positive,
| the anti-Grant men haYlng, large majority
in tie Committee. He is confident that
| Blaine will receive quite large vote from
theSolithern deleg egntions. and that his strength
in that section will surprise even bis friends
! In regard to Logan's action at opringneld,
| Mr. Hale says his delegation is unanimous
wrong Of the eontesting districts of Illinois
will be satisfactorily righted by the Conyen-
ton. ..~'
ROSCOE coxKL1sa,
Postmaster Thomas L. James, J. Il. Starin,
Solon B. Smith, Nathan II. Hall, =: d. =.
Brown of tRocllester, Charles p: Corneil'
Patterson Of Albany, ex-Insaranee con1mis-
sioner Q. ". Chapman, j. w. Hoysradt OF
Columbia County, and others Of the New
York delegation arrived last evening at the
Grand PACIFIC. Roscoe Conkling at once re- re-
some time was invisible to the outside
world. Mr.. Conking docs not come out
West often, and last evening lie was much
sought after. Senator John A. Logan and
for a few moments the three gentlemen
were the centre OF quite q group OF admir-
ers, and Mr.. Conkling held brief and im-
promptu reception. TO TRIBUNE reporter
he seemed remarkably pleasant and cordial,
am too tired and dirty" said he, Ito
talk. I have travelled for thirty hours, and I
don't know enough about matters here to
say anything"
,,ca Wnt s;tstian eaa yeu say in regard to the po
You know as much about it as I do. I
can't add anything to what you all know. I
know who will be nominated, aud you know
is" N Aid then the New York Senator nv vent
into the dinlng-room, smiling one of his
blandest smiles.
TT IS CLAIMED THAT TIE SHERMAN PEG
PIE
have captured the greatest number of the
Southern colored delegates. Somehow, ex-
quiet kind way has a great deal Of weight
with them. le has quietly effected coll-
binations, lit is said, which will startle the
Grant people when they find that the unit
rule is broken. 4 TRIBUNE reporter was i'll
has been done, but it is of such character
that it would not do to make it public.
Congressman Frye, the Hon Eugene Hale.
the Hon. William E. Chandler, Gov. Charles
Foster, and Senator JamasA 4. Garfield had an
Pacidc,yest afternoon. Il IS stated that
the matter Of Gov. Foster as a possible can
didate for Vice-President, in case that Blame
Is nominated, was very generally discussed.
to any such position. Int he was fino1fv n
ducel to consent To- allow. Ills 1,a,ne IT, he
used in certail, CONTINGENCIES to helm insure
a Republican SUCCESS next fall, and for the
Sratad harsh1v IN the aors ~ tha Grantitne
Who insisted that there was large defact;on,
in the ranks of thn Ohio Ie1ep.,ti1n and fhnt
a portion had sold ont to BIafne and were @
raaG1, tn hnit nnon +ha 1aoet nro,naat;ot Mot1
While the maiority wn1lid % fo f;ront
ANOTHER 1rrur nrru1c17rrv
;e e,;d =, l,a,.1 a,;sa1, a,,a, 49, 01';a
l? oalu ~ Eas aI!seu VVeT Ae OAlo ueiega-
ieaderstin " Cen Raa1tv hnI ta1n unata u ti t1.o
Sherman House, and opened there sort Of
at the Grand Pacific. The anti-third-term
talk at the Grand Pacific has made the New
ork men fight SHY there. They don't show
quite the brag and bluster that thew did when
the advance guard came along. They tind
tba @t,"tn Nnr4I W ~ mucn
l'f pfltheates the 1 4lg Wnole NorIhwesl, anu many
" tae Grant uelega1es WILL Dreak away nt
once after the unit RULES broken. Secretary
OF state Carr, Ut New York, acknowledged /
to TIE TRIBUNE reporter that the Grant dis
seriol1s that it. wonT losa y 0H1 rotes r. ~ tho
I>enuhiiran partv in New Yorl Ge1 a,o,,o ~ '1iT r.
1:rnp+ - ,,o,r;rs+,,i ct;li - ri;f o'te -
s,.sr +h.t Grn,'t 't3 t33'1!., ne uMttllh2, III noW-
sst.eett, :tna' oaA"1 cooia carry LIE empire
olate. ii
After Roscoe COnE1fng had had his srnnar
asst aEtning he visited the quarters Of the
,an PITT dak wltn tnG @ peGple there He then
Snw INN Kenrh len Tamaro1 r, a,,d vun othare ~
lie approves thus far EVERYTHING TINT has
'een done, and it Is safe to say thar the same
,veIld1tlS Ell ol tne majority VIII bo attempted
nishe1 =. NJ, .n LIN was accom-,