, 1880-06-04

about as n possible candidate for'!'restdeht
would not 70 10 tho platform, but, sthndtng |
on n chair. proved to have the most eirtctual
yoee il tic whole , body for ,sa aa'ele Il, ssaa n
tton there. " w'is nos volse Oh musn s at eont-
pass or volume, but melotlioHs and sweet,
somewhat like tho nature OF tho mimi WHO,
WILL enxa eere h~ NO. sd my wIs o
ways oe,oSeu py nas Sohol"ts' a'o o''o VI '''e'i'
became ms Wlie. ..,.. n.
Garfield, in effect, confirmed what ialao
n;crt @ Fiji iii + o,oiock. Tbis wns carried, but
H,s 80 ns.s.u ..,;,,t,,n., -, .1,ot trarv
no. oe'ulv evoSs; i"4ss ,aa. -, | a',.iifaa
wh'ol Aalo 1au said was us ocse aualn'ea'
tho fnomcntous yIotory tl,oy had achieved,
nntl tl,a extcusiyc and Important business they
| has ~ an,,c ,.aso,o ,,ro,M,sln, lin aamc thing
nAo ouAe oeto.a snu sa ,r,,ar,
,,,s no 'aa roat MS h'q,.n here1,n hocauso tbe
WY eueaa ,,,a,,,nd utra no, mi aJ;na1e an @
they kept It up q lonx. willie; al,d then thcro
were shont% Tor Frye 70 come bacH ~ CoMk,,
ling. Flnaliy Frye fnt on sent n.in
assured Ms in M ~ a .g !, eioSc oSce y, 's h's
ceneratllatlons on what wns % now ~ siarank
him Il, tho fuce, and thereon Frye Sat down;
but tho l!ntneilsa audience to1K - TO nigan
threat OF the'noml,,atlon or blatne, hMl 1ney
1'WHnnnahiv |@
coSSEcrrcur.
Marshall Jewell Is said to be- a BOOM
erg clement n The conHectlct Id e'egaiilo: isr:
Con11ficttGMt t unM s'tt. ~ au Maas eins:
positions, such rs Fire-Prcs,deut, lie litls
become ricii making leather beltlng, md
heen Governor q Cohneetlc!it oic9 @ or twice.
s."rv m,irh nt eosc thrro iii o,se tlny. on some
,s,nstior, Of nn1,nintlnents. he saiJ to Grnnt
that it would after i willie be M, ~ injury Jury
an Adn,inistrat,on. Grant suggested ulat
rail- rtsp,'. md lin resi@nat,o,1 wns nccet,tet ntI
fro,i' tlat Day to thIy hs has beer, very hostile
my hm ~ S = p lGf @ ior
JsWeil SaiI Tor r. vice.presIdcnt behlil,i almost
nUM "nASt s,s ~ SoGnn $1,000 nn MAJ, atro,
l walked after thn ConVShtlon villa stronR
Grant man irom If9ys =: n & au u. to'm ,a ~,
ttiat Mr. CnnKlnE i!aa beitAs 1859 nn .iI,0 III
no Wnsiid ilna i'alne moml,,a'et. ne9GrH ~ ~
TIL me how Grant co!.ld M be nomi!tlIated; y .a.!lI @
"Ihe SHERMAN inctl'n no salu. sfit, Mf!i soto ~
let n too MANY blaie delegates t. Then ny, W.
md part or the Sherman @ roi9 t9 come 70 O. ~
NAGH ~ Co.Ss w w "'A Ao9ao Hos"eSAA vi '''''
md blaine, ,
! Dnt" said !. willie You are noi0lne
your Grant colltmn together, expecting 9phf,,
rows e fnl tlesgssgTs aro s'IRp!ilx from u H.!
the while to Alr. D!aine+ T!!e loigcr you
llnld out for Grant tho moro Blaine 'nau uro
running o'f."
Just nfter leaving TINS person met
of ph,,adelphIn. nj, ardent friend of Gen.
| t;rnri. n,Ml ia said: "I}jalne viii be noM1-
| nnte,i, mi 1ruttv sure It is rnlnr that way
Howl / locked Tito tia AIayor's face iO see
II Ia vna fnntitntr. int hn snitl neaju: H'rhut
l. tha tsu wav il inus' f., I mo. do mnt exDrct
mnv halInt fo.mirlit. Int 1 think Blninp viii
bJ be- JuoIniI,ated t5-inorrow."
W A''' " ,,,on,T,,.,,,.
1,..,,.,oa rx,,,. r'i,11.ai ,,n,,r,,one m
+ba i,,tgr s"nIn If this mist h. Nixon viii
,afor,Gco t9 tn tbo ~ a,,rronmiInpa NJ Tia mnke;
~ ttem, :: ~ III lin tc rntcentrntr,l nv.,,is
mi i m,"n ont tl,n s,,tI,Ien rnynlu,nns nntl re
~,,Is;nna W ~ tha nn,niHntinn hnnnn, ns tit,nvs
,,u,,nt mi rnI.inr "inmot na,,,xsm" ntlv n,ure
lin" hnttirs ro,, rnn,,,nra witt, debates
nr .lt"'' marni nnycmpnts. Tho Interests
II ~ N" mertcun PraSiiisncv ar,, M en',rl,l,s
NJ md ~ prnw ,nnTo sn vii, tha wnatti, nI
,sIs.uas ~ tha ".N,ntrp iSnrvstns tn s1ich n
H'u""Wantfnn nrn M"; mcrnic ini1uenre1 hs
thnir c.nvtctinSs hit bv Iheir lenders. thatr
t4GII SouN 'Staot.Ht oAt ~ eA'e'. -NT