, 1880-06-04

sent WIS not tll0 regular one, la ~. ~
loss to know what constituted regulaatts'
JUDGE DEATT1k,
for tho bolters, followed antt startaa ,,,
saying that tho stntenlcnts l,a.iu bvI ~ SSa'
ceiling speaker were totally md nR.Mo;es!k1 ~
unsupported by tho facts in tic le easo sosoEsal NJ
fle got to NUw Orleans, three dav. "a
tho Convention, lle mot uuv. WafInJns,hSs hSssa W
asked lin II q. compromise could be- ZIP
letweonsthe a!lhcrents OF tho jlferen. =.
didates. lit {tte spenkcr) believed that thsI.s ~
p't' prSse ;t sopd ~ 30 ~ Ssetsa ;,s 80 ta isys
lie promised That ho would 10 n|i ha cSv} Y
accomplish such y thing, but ho eso,.at souat
stipulated tint Gov. Diiinont shSppEs
moved from the poa(tion Of Cllairlnan1 ~ = Y
State Central Executive Committca " ,,S y
Man Of some responsibility placed tbrT1aA AS
c1afacter, among othor things aayneI Ij4gs .5,sS
vas politically corrupt ni'd had tlraast .sI.
up OF porters, clerks, and othe, ~ y
tat'.-ll?usc eMployts., Passing from n n
lic said that they wont before their ca,,e,sa sa
wllo SH represented M M the Republicans Of f-ouIIs
t!oi1s agreed upon.--flvo Grant Inen, T.
Sherman, and onH Blaine man. Tin ~. ~
aitton was rejected. The ypeaSerr rvRe
taking up the points Of Judge f,udo|iaesSss
raigh1nciit OF facts, proceeded 10 ssttx ~
v nont tas t,nt fentsts fntter IT. speec the .as
fnnsn,ftcm Ar isinohE, iuputtnftniellt .tt o[ u
nssnrn1i thnn1 win tvnrn nmxfn,,s u SHuRe fea4
tni IA o mu sIa,t s tes !Sfnaa
tie appointment Ut tho now C0inm[ttea ~
only g tub thrown to the, whulr.' and -
tho understanding would b0 carried ort !
ore ~ ~, % ~ a"ns ,R1t ihoss NJ
By tic Grant s1.en were desiRi1atcdI ~ IN Ia,
advice md nIi Of Mcssrg, Pinehha""SS
Beattle,V Th!s Statement Tia .,,,es =
stamped as falsc. ' ''a1s
Judge Ludellng-Did you not Juau
delegates for Gen. Gra1,t? p" "e'ce u~aa
judge Denttie-i did not '
judRa Ii,tjnIinp-Tnn tliI INTO
judge HeattieeI tai ynm aa :.
ILaughter.1 TIia kind NJ t},inu "a q onn 1M " "
broiIs which have made tic Sfate Ia S1'vs n laas
lima Infamous. say hero TINT my WOrd n /
be token before that Of tho gentleman III |
eohtIadicfs no; lsensAti9n.
Rebels ct New Orleansj aud none else,
rms Mttlo squirt canseu some atnusemsa
nmol!g TIC members. There was a p.obsA I
were rens!ndcd BY, the gnyel of the Gasina @
70 Keep to tue subject matter, judge Baa t
proceeded to outline the meeting and
TIE HISTORY OF THE HOLT
history entirely contradIcttnc hat rim.
judge L,Iejhig. liz maintained % that fflsa flpmt
did not laritinntaiy hniI n ant T nnon ns~a "
iInor a,,fI G,a chnrnctcr ~ that s I,n, ,Iia
! Was proceedlng 10 carve wlen TIaks :
Montana, relnliidcd TIC Chair Tint e1 he e.
.inittnn id t,t assnnhe1 f iletnn ~ ~ r,s4s ~
E inntioa. ."' '''' ''.e'D''" ~ 'ls''n u ''7a
TIo Chairman anil the Con,m,,,ss ~,
given so 1nc ti1ne Ia stats tbeir Ts III sM y
flouullf tf1av minht uss lint ttna i.tst ~ "td IT.
liked. 1' :" ~
ceeIetI 10 trnce tic tIoings Of Tia Eanysn;. II;
fTnn, h,s mint ~ vtnw liz a"il eyMs1u ~ arst
tionists Ind II iacEe,i tta ,a1i s'u wtth t5e ,oo M
nnI hno,iiuna. trhnv fn1,f t,nsecssinn tos " f.
hall. aud hone could enter % exccut by = ". y
| ,nias1n,, ~ i1nmnnf irno ,nntin,, ~ ~ nt,s r.
peas IN ~ the nair wos ~ rng1a, 1nGr'Gn on. pa ~
cania ot9n 70 as eaS %as fesS!aaE{ m waIs{I I H.
1,iinber wns 1sS i'ha nS6t,ie wo n.1 1rms's tetT
in liza S,njj enttt1eI oi n ndm,ssIa1 ".J ,1n nun
hnretI oniv fIfty-twn. Thn ems" inr tha TN I'M
BY the speaker, had n,lich in co,irnon Vii
tile recent incidents at Farwell IIalL lttu
I absolutely NECESSARY. the spca knr luaintalpM
| that Ills siIo should hnyt, tllesa contsM
seats,-it Wns essential for the iifc Of tha &
| publican party irt[4oulsltna. There wasM1
d chance to build up q Republican partJh
the South, but unless this subject was DAT
men wore IN tho hall Who @ were not dcles,s
Judge Bouttie replJetl tj1at jto dldn't snas
10 knew that there were fifteen or tveaT
who Ind nj, husinnqs thnrc. fje conId ri
Eet Into ti1n hail. tIoueh kllown to be 4 a,A
Knte,