, 1880-06-02

the rules by which tho subsequent procec"-
ings will be governed Will DO passed upon.
also, by tho Individual delegates. ANA
nothing in tho future Ia more certain tlnh
tnat tic unit rule will be voted dowl1. AT
last, then, wo nre to lavc a convention OF
delegates, men; not n convention OF states
o,t tho Democratic Stascs-rlglits plan.
When Mr. Cameron had ni0dc up MS mihd
IN submit to tie will OF Tho National Com
1nlt,cc, lie WINS cnllett upon 10 meet the ns-
sembled delegates Of tho Keystone State Ill
: council. For two months Mr.. Cameron has
been assuring tho country OF tho solidlty OF
tho Pennsylvania delegation. III these asslf-
,ncca. flashed over thu wires front ti'Hc to
time, thoro Inns been tono Of impcrlo'lsness,
tho im)nriousncss of propr'ctorsl'ip' 10
tho lntervIewe,s ho was wont to SAY: nave
nothing now 10 state; repeat my intorylow Of |
: last week; the Pennsylvania delegation Is
solid for Grant, and the General will be |
nominated OH tho first ballot ~ know IT,"
added tho Pennsylvania member OF the SYM
t,lcate. Il good many tl,nld nntl-thlrd-term
men. nnxlous for the future OF the
Republican party, actually sliuddored with
apprehension MS they rcad Don Canero''s
brief, curt, decisive cdtcts. How did Don feel
when tho hour urrivcd which WIS 10 deter
mine the truth or tals1ty Of hls pretcnsons
Md assertions? did le trcn,bc when ha
faced hfs delegation from his State? Doubt
: less, for lo had been huInblcd In tho National
COMMITTEE room. Tho scheme Of tho Syn
dicato was already II fnilurc, tho Grans
forces wero III tho process OF disntegrauon.
md the third term, tho most auttactous as-
! sumption known TO tho political history of
the country, lad fallen fiat. But the chief of
tho machine In grent State put tito mo-.
-, nnentous question: "Aro you prcpured to
put your votes in my pockcte" There WINS
moment Of oppressive silence, mud then
delegate rose III his place nnd read the fol-
) lowing protest:
CHICAGO Jung lsso1we sts "naersEn3ed Isl, ,3s,,
frnu rcnnsyynn!n. kMte!Y fs nc sen,'s,enIt 'tscIs
al heart. anu dcsiriug honestly To repEese.t our
oonsttuents, hereby pledge ourselves to vote
JAMES McslAsEs, noielEats,nt- la t.. Large.
VIZ. X. st LEsss. Fl District,
Ehtw1p ,,,sxrGx .wxN liz i,1 1,!stsot, R1s1Fe'
j.E. n i.oSt,. i:ifH.Di Ill, District. s '''''
: jo1ts iIAYs, lpth nis,r'et. ,r'......
ALEX. FAKSliAM, It'll District.
Z. z: 5knW,S,' 5k,SxET' 18th District
wv. i. WAnnELt, 9TH District,
ii. L. isnasius, ajlh District.
Jons Mckinney, 9th District.
ri. WAasSsErIk,M', sl IN, ,'si }s.n ,;Dt District
IL IL 4sEnHssSi bsSris. ID 'i5& pst2'et. Rss.''''
f;N; Gasisg; T'p.%SH, !. %ssann, 1th District.
S,shxI y; 4 y: 9 es!Ss; Waosrsos, l,th District.
DAWN stuuArr, I'd District.
The situation was n duplicate OF TINT oi
tho New York delegation tic day be
:, fore. Twenty-Five Statwnrt delegates of tho
- State Of Pennsylvania ANNOUNCE to the mar
who claimed to contro! them that they woult
strestst tho nomination Of Gen. U. S. Gran
by NIL honorable neats," because they be
:; lioved such nomination would surely entail
= defeat upon the Republican party.
Tho two pictures aro so exactly alike TIM
: we reproduce the New York protest Us I
companion piece ]leru 1t IL:
!, Cu1cAao. ttny 81, 1sso-Tho undersigned, dole
@ropFsscntins @ o,,r several CtnsressIonni district
n tho Stat9of My Ynrk .o"rl',K na'os .. ;s ~ til m
proassnR e cissd ss sa' ana 1sns fy Il '9a
attending nn lnjutltcios nomination. .'rclatn u.
= esa.6S s. g "a Sss Gs's 81 ,s '' II. e eo a si'ccIo e.
:. tho conviction thnt In New York, n icast L'
nonn,to w9 a;t a,a .s vcty % wSn WS hny% r.
!. sontsst With nomination Which WI rcg"rd j
= %%IASd i i, S{;sS S%{SsSS.s' sS S i:{;,s; I:|;,s:
: Mosss % j: szlys!!s, }1..h n,str,et. ,c
!. LAKE g. y, ,WAIEs: