, 1880-06-24

confident nf controlling events,
ARstY officers anticipate trouble with Mex
leo On account Of tho refusal OF the q Government
OF that cni1ntry to allow our troops to pursue
the 1ndtan marausicra ncross tho limo, Secretary
tsamsoy, however. says TINT thcre fs no ground
Tor nlnrm; tho Mexican Government, he suys,
hts perfect right to act ns it has dono. THO
whole matter will bo discussed at Cabinet
meeting noxt Fri,lay.
Ui1ADLAU011 appeared Mt the Bar of the
House OF Commons yeatertlny and Insisted on
hls right to take bis scat Sir Stafford Northcote
objected, whereupon Inbouchern, who reprp-
sents Nottingham. tho seat from which I}rad-
tai'Rh also has bcen elected. moved that ho bo
permitted to address tho House, which he ac-
cos1linTiy did ut somo length. IlradauRh theu
refused to leave tho House, and wus taken in
custody by the sergcant-at-Arrns.
ctsc1SSATt weather was something almost
uncomfortable yesterday. Tho air was perfectly
BILL without breath or notion: the rnys ut tho
burning snn poured down on tho heads und
botlles or tho devoted Democrats, who melted
and swcltercf. ind fcetered and sworq beneath
thcnI. and tried to preserve cxtstcnco by the
use OF fats. Should tho Convention Inst week,
Rud tho weather continue ut It's present torrid
ssntc, 1t u possible TINT tho nominee viii be dc.
4"t'eN NJ AAAA{ FUtVo AEAt N0fV1QGfa ana NAV
hnp Chicago bo rid Of sornc Of it's shoulder.
hitters, blool-tubs, and plug-uglses.
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AMID 0uffocattng heat ana In a festerine
etate. of persplratiou, the Democratic Nm.
honal Convention met Roou after 10 o'cf,,ck
yesterday morning, ind, after tho reception OF
Afool resolution aud a telegram from crazy
Democrat, proceeded to consider tho report Of
tho Conm'ttce On Credentials. Tho Aassnch,,-
EGtfA r0EtGHt BrNnfi11p
both tho Butterflies md tho Abbotites seats In
the convention; tho sitting members from
Eenhsy'Fahia were also declared entitled to
thesr scats; but tho real Eight ca1ne on tho cou.
test betwccn tho New York rlvM delegations,
Inc majority report favored tho admission Of
tho Tlltsenltes, while tho minority favored lot
Ing In twenty of tho Tan,.nu1ayitcs.
eclved with cheers, grpana, yelts, h9ses,
and such other manifestations OF upproyai Is
ohly crowd OF tho unterrlAod Gun utter. Judge
lhrAcf, OF Albany, and cx-t4ov. Hubbard ct
Iexas and sorno others supported tho minority
report. and john II. Fellows, Of Now York, and
do'' Young, OF 0eorgia. supported tho majority
report Inc cloqucncs Was all on tho aide OF tho
IMhnlanytte6, but tho numbers were against
tiem. nnd by Il vote Of 457 to aC615 rho majority
report was adopted. and 1ohu Kelly an,l bis
i@nafnany followers woro denied participation
~ tho Contention Otfler than al lookers-ou.
Kelly, anticipating tho result, kopt awny from
tho hull, and Whnn cniled OIL to present bis own
csse could not Ec found. Uotnx bcaten by III
slcn has not the slightest novelty for tho Tam.
Hany sachum. and he takes It now In a rather
unconcorncd sort OF way.
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AFTER the settlement Of tho New York
dl'l1culty tho Committee on Permanent Organ
izntion madc tl1oir report, and c4-Goy. steyen-
son wns u,tsde Permanent Chairman, After ho
had r4turned thanks for the honor dnne to tho
Commonwealth Of Kentucky In bis person, d res
o!utlon Of thanks to tho Temporary Chairman
WIS passed.. a motion to RJ3outn was thep
offered and dofeatcd. and the ConvunEon pro-
ccctled to nominations. Euch orator was given
i've minutes to present tho na1no Of bis fayortt
cantildato, but tue orators patd no attention to
tho tinlo limit. 4 young nlan FROM Culifornja
named McElrath quoted Derk1ey's poem
about the 6tar Of Empire. apostro-
III tho Pnc1fic OccAu, and Guided by non,-
mating Judge Field. 4 Colorado delegate
with the unrooi!o natno of brown seconded
Fields nomination. and was treated to few
yella and Il storm Of htsses by tho mob III tho
gallery. Tho Hon. Mr.. Gray, Of Delaware, NOM
1ntted Mr. bayArd fwhose nnmc was rnpturo,,sly
applattsled} In modest speech, 4nd HaltouBtall,
OF Massachuaetts. seconded tho nomination. No
reference wns made by either prnposcr or seo-
ot'der to Bayarls Coppcrhcud record. Sam
Marshall, OF Illinois. In u piping voice noul-
hated the eclts scstc4med MarE1sou, md dpclurcd
him niAn OF integrity aud tirs,neas of purpose,
pan voorhees, IN n characteristic speech pre-
eented tho na1no of Hendricka. McSwceuoy,a Il
descendant If eoms famous monarch, It IL to be
presumed; spoke In favor Ut Thurman. aad urged
bis nomination. Daniel Doughorty, tho phi!u.
dclphla lecturer mil orator, presented Con.
llancock's name az ono which would destroy nll
dissens1ons and 0biltesate all sectional strife.