, 1880-03-22
POLITICAL POINTS,

When the sage OF Grnmcrcy SAW tho notice,
Tho Salvation Army vii! attack the Kingdom
Of tho Devil, ho sQuralod "Gsamercy for thy
caution, fair eyankclIsts! !" and rolled barrels To
tho windows ,ot hta house and showed tho big
Ntto ioFk omnhtc.
Among tho iron men Of this country wllo
aro constantly 10 neod Of protection arn tho nall
makers, who hnvIug succeeded In pushing tho
prscc Of mills up ESQ per oent, havo combined to
stop producing nails, 20 rs to keep the .prico up
70 The present preposterous hgurca. It Is only
- tho glorious climate Of Amortca that manu.
mills TINT thoy may ba abie to m inaSe is maiis 1t
'hhoftae, and then combine to prevent nails from
s oaSSton noo q Sqb nner ros The tF ono
alc played on tho Publlo unicr tho protonso Of
astries aro tared III ot existenue@s cn onf I6 n
Globe Democrat,
Tho. Senator's Governor Of New York
scems to DO playing It q little flne on the Etata
senate Ia tho mattor Of Insurancc-suporintenl
ent 6myth. 1twns stated upon what everybody
understood to bo tho authority Of Gov. Cornell
taat after tho withdrawal Of smyth's renomina-
ton no other nan,o would bc sent IN, and. that
1--WE aaa3 III ssens ssnsto Sssan
o nSea faat tha w. ct ~
bo Ynorstood hat he vii mafe anosher s noni. " l.
~ nfsnon; an tasso ts II oonsegueTco suspenston
- ons enoah nss5Gs 81 55nsFhaf 70 Esrt
tcc-1'hiadtlp1ta Tina. ~ ~' '''''''| 80 va
In the Cincinnati Convention OF 1876 Mr..
oonkllng was ono ot Mr. DIAines most rosoute
ana pats!stont opponents; but 1t WAS arranged
nat u 1lalne obtained tho nomination, Gov,
Hoodtord should at onco take tho floor, and,
f. T1xt ~.
Maly pledge tho Electoral votes Of Now York
70 tae hatno statesman; and tho pledge would
naso BEEN loyalty kept, 90 far "a the power Of
no Republican lenders OF tho Btato extended.
aF. EonkltnXs frionds would hayo dono their
eeas ios MI. blaine In 1870, aud they will do their
sos for him In 1880 II the occasion proseuta It,
would POI seaFtIy sappols Iaiso a. ass,o at ths
!Taa.e !1Sne tune that ho would support Waahburno.
sn4 Sr WsshS,1o WTo1ia 1o moro embarrassing, Conkllng
vi sear. my hsye not spokemn m together tor twenty
poijtlcal eades ihon S%ee Mfs Wasbe q ohe
3ninc. who IL talked OF as the compromise can
n ~ 70 tooonclo all rivalrlea and autmostles, IL
"eW lGfk 1rtbA,k,
Ihe New York Herald l,aa made canvass
W. .ae connecticut Legislature on tho Prsst-
seoauA so question, with tho following result: FIVE
THApols Tls we're foE Grant, Q for Dlaino, for
q seAaoaFne. for Edmunds, 8 for Sherman, and
= tos tashe!d, a. frat choice; tor second choice,
snefe IoF blaine, Q for Bhor1nan, and tor Cur
uosu. ~ 1he Grant msa had no second CHOICE III
Ms ttoase OF Representatives, 81 wore tor Grant
-. wv cho1ee, u for Blaine. 10 for Sherman, Il
toF aswley. for Washburle, = for GARFIELD, i
tss kanunds, and q tor Hayes; a. q second
INV foMGo: q Wero for Grant, 81 for Dlaipe, and %
ti'at te9esanaa From theea figures Il Is apparent
fH9 ~, Gonheottout cannot be claimed a. 'sod"
ttut 4ny Candidate. GFHnt hAA Fa&, has,
isnah;se sla11s Is arat ohoico but nlaina nero than
dont 81 oh MIN as eecoud choice. The Pres-
t4Aee o,,t Icy q the House Ia for hlalno. Counooti-
fcnvs1. 49, noe elected delegates to tho National
fmn,ss'isn md from present Indications il ID
u Chicago, A|' w" VT WI" VIA 10 CAST