, 1880-05-28

1--WE will lose our State ticket III October
W % trant ns the pfessnts candidate Sd ~
4. month later, to elect their President.
The Germans, ,are also strongly opposed to =
tta he1cas 1s@ @ soe4 BID sy so eant be sssF ssnsaFS Fs
Democrats have any kISll Of a candidate we
wn,!ld b. beaten out Of our oootsn
Tha chlcaRo train Tonight catried t,,.n = NUM-
AitorneyG S "a Gener"i ' NssI, %fs @ coi j. o bonaid.
son. The lion. Henry, Miller. and the lion.
Allen 9. Myers. tl,e latter rsd,lot ncmot o.
en eefidenee @ ii eay u,s neM'natIon en S af enator
DlaInn Whcn asked what would he done
by the friends OF other candidates
should the Grant men attempt To enforce the
ssssE' sWs!e: 's,fdea sSnd say y "0 '
OF arant's no,ninat!"i. % n' "pefeat IN IN oio.
ad .n syesywlle1e s sise was 's spG Eepy h,t
va sTo inore Interested i! IL 2 eetting the third
'':9SIi s$%n sfs"t 'ss% f. noSsaset saSssa9 s'''
INIT lta St Of t. rSrs @ 1%t !; no nnser IN
will lenrn . thing OF two before The Conven.
Looking at fine engraving Of
SENATOR En,fuNps,
Gen. Mash said: "If we could nominate
tha tat n1n,eI n WI, H'1 |m BE- nppy Wa ca" e'enn
TGe lion: Allen d. Myers was asked: "Are
o goig a 70 He c.aic 1T III secretary u
'''S "No. ~ ti,inE ,,ut. Il - nv oninton that
tha ftn,n,hiicnue ,S,,l no,ninutn f:ra,t iii IN
ti.nt "vtt,,t wo ,yil) swret he co,iutry' md Ri
* 0,i snnns,|';iv ihnt d eoutl,Mn,l ;,jlire thaI
%tll amount IT e three t!Wcs as much as tilt
Among nil classcs it il now generally con-
ceded Tint the Grant bonn, like tIat OF iron,
| is on the decline and surely sinking cut OF
sight.
xst.e ssa essEa1s y A. Axe 4s.
noioa IT ny sIont et ofEsr cart, o. s s
fiicI WeDrb!icans II, Ohio With tlislnny. It
nartv fbat witi, t;ra,,t Az u cat,IjJnte tlle
Stata St would yl 70 Dsn,ogratic. Ssyer % neforu @
In Tia histnry of tlin nnrty wns tl1e o1,nosI-
tinn to n candidate so GENERAL aid iimcninnro-
nf m,sxer. ara njmnst universally nuninst a
third term. pnd nothing will tlriyu tlielfl into
n SUPPORT Of It. Any conservative Demo
cratic candidate like BAynrfl would receive
fisty out Of every A4H!rfd German nan
| Of tho other forty half would stny
| at home. Tho soldiers are ag.iHst Grant.
| They say he vetoed tile Bounty bill, aid then
n pocketel @ Tic moI,ey. % I'rofcssonal ,neii @ arc
ten to one ng1lillst Grant. Four lcnhlrg ply
sicinis wh0 met n tiay or two ai,0, ali loyal
members OF tie Rrpuh,lca1, party, were Dis
cussine the Presidential question, when it
uyfier my Circumstances, vote for Grant, and
| tnat most OF tf1eir professional associates
| With whom they Ind talked were
~ r1tt. s4Mp 1,,,urosr.
a,,,,g Tho mosaoa ~ Tho rartr troaea.
AHu'ne ttlo illAssGs VI uie p!ly, tnuts.
men, mechanlcs, lnr1nera, anu WofklhGmtelt
tho same Rtate OF Icelllls prevails: lWo
manufacturing establishments III this city,
pUllel Yesterday, showed q long list Ut l&e-
ntlhItean Wnrk ktnrr,,ett ,yhtI would npt ytltA
| FIR f;raMt. 1t II rstimntntl tllat there nro
| 4 nm III thka cloes il fila ritv wl,n wtfI mt
-" a. ~ Crnrt Tnt ,,.ii1 t.,{n Trnut othar ia
siG - o., ~ w! f e t. ~ .t :, ,..rs aas
tHnl1tnlt cANNlnatS. tMta - wv ~ ,EtiHpiitis
SION OF personal hostility. Grant u tlKeA ~
| Ohio. It fa Ills native State+ allu the people
| take PRIZE III his grcAt Tl1lllib and he!llefe-
| tuants but they nft. i,1ln1tcrully
| o,r.,ur1, ~, . r,u,,, rtp.f
ond ,y,ot lint % inniles within tir nast fcw
n.e ';, ms ti" fans,,t noo, r.at,r ntnrsitia
Ts ss tt1a ;f antnF,a ~ vier1' ati1cnr. mi
tho1, ratnt,nrs uhfch makes m tI,I. f;rnnt
t;ui, ,tnrn nr, fronhin,1 nnfi t]stf,,,rmpcf over
III. ri,,,v npnf..ss f., h.. cnt,iiIe,t ri te az