, 1880-05-12

ings would Indicate that they felt that some-
% W. e%a "secss TSe cion M tho urSnt men
~a4 ~ nst foolish p9lttoal trickery eyor re.
o !. e what
S.: Mullen-They fthe Grantltcs1 will counsel
Fl. Keith didn't caro-. The dolegatlon had
prima.faeie case on the facts, and oil that wGs
Tho other side had shown their hands n the I'D.
T. ns r %bs sss
should be careful and not talk too much. -,
M! Mr: Purse favored an ,adloatnment until
auestel BY tho secretary - 70 attead. 10 thst tie
Committee having reported, there might 10 con-
ccrtof action. and they would know what they
jadRo @uce satd xhcu he mado hts motion he
the Comttcc appot{G,ema d nonaay Tss s
thoin to Take cnHrYe Of that business, but to Gull
questlonably havc tn be une. !fo thought FROM
their experiences t wns absolutely necessary;
and ask for a ro1nination for Temporary. Chnlr-
nun, but ho dlln*t do It. There might l'e un-
aedyisaoio 10 be s prepnred for il lie didnt real
ize tho necessity ot appointing eonmittee 70
present tne caae until atter tno present eo"t'
vi; NJ. kina 1 saia Il brother Keith expected to
@ d. e xs s III ssRy !ay ~ so
|Keita' would bo a little BIT mistaken when he
Slr. Kei,h said sfr. King had mtsapprcnended
him, ns desired iho wholo matteF placcd H. H. H., tho
e darstood hat tut conmttee lad the ability TO
70 on md do the work, and hs didn't sec ,sty
dslexat!on nes a. anything I; ore i, Thst ,st
they sh0l1ld fold their hands atid rrnlnin idle.
Nr. KInx went on 70 tay TINT T. might ge TINT
to 10 present Tho caso 6cforo tho Eommitteo u
%5 shss sss ssSny Sassy e Ha 'uR5SsseH S Hnsx "
presoned pee te1 IN S ss Sssse xese ssyeral
toId some candldnics for State otllccs,
"7lluow OUT THIS pkLEoAr1 IN, AND THEN EIEor
| YOURSELVES If Y1u CAN"
G th9asah n i oR aa
s wora 'dissfsarchised. they musnt look to it for
very strong support in the e!ection -, j.. o,,,..+
raport @ % Wa nia5u to the delegation Il was not
ss, e5 bssS apoa
Outstanding of some of the Rentcm.S;n Fos ss shnf
ia1 i's sppoiniod VIII witS more de!iocrston than
the. preseut Que was: Mo could ,tI I.,sn! say
sinso @ hc didn't remember tho names az tho
present C3mmlttoe; but he did know thoy wcrc
S VI t1e r ne abest a 70
t was matter to be dcternined hercafter. he
stSB In fAvur OF the appointment without dclny
| of a eelcct Committee u, present tho d!gGetcd
facts at sprnxell. Some progress ~ wosld !aaa. oo
e. ens t. be acte On a neetns
be held Thuraday.' 49,.
Secretary Roberts stated for nfornaton M that q
A6ncr Taylor, Kirk llawcs, l.: Y: puEsc, ". J.
Campbell. Louis schanner. .and Elliott Anthony.
act toxothor Tho mattcr shn.i[d not 10 snn'i-
,se + nts as the sse: e s siIe
| tnorc wus 10 bo another committee, It shnui1 net
with tue present ons or slss M o e1IstsnK sn ~ Go IN.
! pointed uc knew work was Unnecessary. nnd wns
PERFECTLY willing that committee should do i,
] but he didn't believe tho ehsc required tho
n6icst lawyers IN tho United States to carry 1t
IT, xFsyor .aa big Committee hpa he'd l.,
evidence. They had good dcal Of It nlt1nay.
:, Two Of tho members Wcro lawyers: Ihny ccE.
tion 3!da't whit them to: lii supposed the Cons
\ ". Mullcn-And psosont tho case Mt Spring.
M Mr. Tuy1or-we don't want to fight then, thesc.
i Wo haye bud all tho fights We want VIC want
Mr. FarwcIi suggested that. inasmuoh as the
present Committee hnd ulFcad{ 9exun thotr
until completed. and then notify tho delegates
| TO come together to receive thotr report.
S1t and, J.ldxc Tgh Goueh not PRESSING his otol,
] ~ s.,Fsestton Ut Ar' fArwell ~as fas0''0'' re-
NJ, jenkins saId 1t WIS exceedingly important
! TINT an addrcss-it might not 1e best to sthfe
il fully tho cnao-shoud Iu issuod and 4 copy sent
Syep so nabe @ se a ecde I 10
i Informed. so that whun the Convention onme %
tin fSfJn1tItIftG1