, 1880-05-22

Secretary Tton,ns H. Keog1t, Of the M
t'onal Republican Committee, has secured rs
headquarters IN tho Palmer House Roolns ~
h1ld 17h, being oil tho entrt+sof floor, tho cor
1lcr overlooking Slate a,,ti Monroe streets,
aiul occupied by DR.. D'Unger, who gives
them lip during tho rush Incident upon the
CottvGntion. Mr.. keogii Inns not yet got IFS
room Into working order, but 1t will be In n
day or two. Already members Of tho Mt
tional Republican Committee nre contnnenc-
Ing TO ll0ck In. Yesterday Mr.. +. Enos, of
Wisconsin, md Alexander II. Deattie, Of
Montana, swoopcd down on Chicago. Dur
Ing the Tiny tho gentlemen took stroll to tho
Exposition Building, accompanied by Mr.,
john D. Jeffery and Mr.. Decker, who Is
erecting tho Convention hnll. They all cx-
pressed their satisfaction md surprise at tho
magnitude Of tho alnphfthoatre, and all
agFced tint 1t would DO tho largest and finest
National Convention halt evor seen III tho
United States and exactly suited Tor the puff
pOses Intended.
During the day Secretary KeoRh was Intro
duced to tho Chicago Club, and when he
came out he said lie Ind talked to a number
Of gentlemen there, and they ali seemed to
fecl pretty sore over THO action taken by the
tricts fro'n naming delegates to tho Chicago
Convention.
4 conversation with gentleman who is
Ws poseh On te personal pEsferences Dt
lican Committee was held yester-
sa 5 thu every antitirnat man epS!s oet 10 have
left tho Springfield Convention nfter Logan
aa iSs ssl trons his rssolHtlsn to seGct
More tho districts. Tha other side Should
haye selcctgtl full llst Of dulegntes to the
Chicago Convention: That would have
H1ropEhss the ssms s, ght to Chicago that wns
Illinois. having set It's own precedont both
delegations would be excluded from tho floor
Of tho National Convention Tie great State
would then hav9 no yolce 70 the proceedings
2 report; at would simply be working out
tirant has not got tic nomina.
to- ten onnoys;f,r yst Ivy, Dy - r'y n'ny eanS
r. SpsSsaa sass Sssk FSs aeon s$ f tes asys sn
hIs crowd has incensed tho people, and 1t IL II
boomerang that will return with double
strength to those who sent i, ,,,,l know this"
ys e6ors Il Tic Naionnl tomittee rs ate l0Is
admit tfat tlle Chairman and SECRETARY nre
for GraMt, but / hive canvassed tho list close
ly. and know that there arc n known twenty
eiKhi o. the CominlttsY Opposed, to Grant,
in doubt, leaving only fifteen men on the list
1,. wno aEe Gdrtaah M to invor Hrait. II such
bony 6noulA GET cofltcaE 1ran Springfield
10 ietcn III, thov vn,,t.i ~ ~ T. T. poS.s g
less OF What Stato bosses .nigiit wnrt,
NJ, r,soa 0' '''
o, .,,,, y. ..a ~ n.,n., e: ISo5 nes,a. u.4.,
w., Was 1onnu q IN at me granu tacitlG Hota! nnrs-
,nk clentgG GnG Gang ny TRIBUNE re-
Io1fter; ~ tnlnK,u san le, "that INC oppo-
sltl9n TO urnnt ought not to allow themselves
70 pa oailuozea' Wnlle a1a not an enemy
70 my ohe. W. ~ 1hVot o. lalf play, and II
HIS inntier snou!u happen TO come under
5ne province OF tia Natlonni Cominlttoe
RnoW asHy ttaat thoy Woll!M Get It tAere.n'
%noW " ABOUT inc WISCONSIN delegation ?"
asseH aya1 tho FeRn11'tsa Rno1'asn +h,+ .,oro T., am
nlan On tflat Melcgntl9n. and THAT }s Gen.
bfynnt' OF Ma1ls9n: There arc eight eertatn
1or blnihe, a1lnn llke number Tor Was!burno,
nhu tl1foe for nhGrman. on the second ballot
tnaro may possibly be tWo yotcs for Grant,
n9t tnero are eighteen antl-arant votes solid
Ill my CONTINGENCY, -. ~.
iou nfe opposed TO Grant, believe"
said the scribe; e..--..,
naVe no tleslre to Rlr my persona! vtows.
! Will aSS tEisl however: Wisconsin will
feh hsal.va ,,,St We &c eoa1a ay Mayo Mashpntno,