, 1880-06-07

give James q. plnino twunty-onc rotrs eo,,-
ns ons t ~ s ao CIT y 'erG IF 6tao s Hno
neana t. secure ills nomination.
- TllK INDIANA DELEGATION
naa practically concluded IL support WASH
bnrne and h!nSo lii their nl1at!l'l't,,ls csice
Thpy wlll hold to 1tIaIue willie there, Is my
SnoW Hrs %na'SISSF soIS W. ssr rryn t ygey WY M
from Mr. Weshb,lrnc dcclnI.r 70 l'u a cail'!l-
Ispd Immediately hfter TIC lltst ballot. l'ha
1Stssr 1Mss'qss sa Is sefasdf fp1ducs say 't an a se
it were, tic resNit would nnly
bo to I'D thls element ta The rT.s",,t IL Bnne ,"
sfSnf uaelsoS Ies ss % g g. s o wefsnns % e
tho nlalnA votes, hut rather nh aided reserve
strength 10 tic Washburna movement. No
formal cnncl,s was held, but a general unter'
standing Inns been arrived nt-
THERE WAS A NuMon IN CIRCULATION
yesterday at the Grant Pacific 70 the effect
TINT the Grant nnd Sherman tnctions Ind
formed n combination by which on tho
Seii to oG; Urant Wy ii s ws further sa lint tho
tih headquarters at washington, For thls
favor. Il Grant got ti.s n,'niHsatioll, JONI,
the I'rensnry, It TIC election went fneor"bIy.
TI,e Grant people took pecNliar. pride III cir,
culatnr tS report ard ,ia ~ t,oy sna
to s1t sis sat ti9 9i @ ssa sa,
man, "anl thnt's what se want to so' Ihe
policy Of trading III thls. way Is bud, hut 1t
'o'es S1si fta iaif Miasi1lSf's, ~i!Sf pentson md
other gentlemen Ut thu Ohio Sherman dele
Ention did ln,iel, to SGT tho matter Mt rcst II
gSfs fsa s9rt sa tr Gov penso s s GySd M
Of "t'' trat taff' i Ii IT. Il ' Sis. H. Td iaiss
In every pa5llcnlar. Ws g ese % Tor FL: SherMa'l ml,,
ventloi,. When l,e is Withdrawn, then It
ssa s!yf5 tho y Soses q It til filaais u IT.
;, Mr: Sherman himself couldn't deliver
mitls liz ;,st ",'i 1t Is circulated by tue dr"nt
%We lioIil tho key to tho situation said
Gov. Dcntnso1,. "nnd others will colMr to liz
long before We will gu 10 thcn,. We hnvU
f0rined no cononatluns md VII VII, 9ake m none
other candidate, tako iii the Votes W. can
The faet Is, this rumor had It's origin III tho
affect TIC Southern, Delegates. ,nal,y Of wl,otu
nre for Shcrn1un. by milking them believe
that Sherman hal surrendered It wiz
tnSqft 81 t y 1 pt tba se rs, o,, ws oe si,
cessfni Ulo III any ypllse. Tho .Iesperat!ol,tf
The GRANTEES led them ycstertlny to Invade
TIC rooms ef tho Delegates from the Southern ,a
Wcru the lnOst liberal. Tho sftuntln 6cenNi0
aosersous that Conkling, Logan, niHi Calnsr9a n
during the nftarnno,l Eatl!ergd II l.eyi T.;
colurcd delegates fron, the South exclusively.
Wher" tle gentlemen visited were out, carus
were left,
Ar THE ALABAMA HEADQUARTERS
Fred Gr.nt explained tic Illinois Ease, a,ld
eSasgernt5on hAtl been present, t,,cy world
l,nvr dubbed the son ut his fatllcr,a greater
man than Munchausen. Fred! saul: MY
tic erossest f.lnd.'' lle iallset 10
s',uso colorud men III Tie most appealing
WIZ. ,..: :. p..,,, co, ,,ax,ax
and rx.t;oy. S,nitl, Into tio 4{lalll,ln deieg,-
tion brake up tlio snIltl Grant front of lho
delegation SnIee then Grant stock Inns gunu
daw ass9rEiy tEi xsS;isny x, GS ,n ,.n isnr
tl"Il, mud DECLARED against third tcrn'., Last
night fnur more Signed tho coinln'ct, break
in s!S .i ScEatt! @ nrs'!y Saiy; n,"! sHyinE
that tGu resolution! instructing them fur
Graut was qualified 80 as to give tllcn, thls
opportqni,y. They say tl,e .lne for y
SLOW % for W \ Illumination. MD thry viii not
'ii Ii ''e rcsnrd Iis te II ;hs $hcrman yats bsls
transferred 10 trant, II . ,nay mot mot ~ ~ aG,lss t.
ba,,,n matter, ns boil, RELATE To about tie
gnmo thing. ~ ,gel'lelian con!lcse''t ~
Judge, nlM IN llllitl!ate lrlefla u Jnhl
Sherman, sail .to II Tribune reporter TINT
Grant could not pUssibly .get nioro tliah tc!
to sixteen votes from I'LL Of Sllerinnn's fol-
lowing.
TIT: MAJORITY FAVORED n1.A1SE
II Ease ;rs sfs Tas a Srs" ID I Sa tes ~ 1s 5Ss
John S!criAa,i !llMself 's reporte.l 10 llnyo
saitl That he dig not fayor Grant !, because ,,e M
wus afraid # he wns nominated ls:M1uld be
oinct mnn. And tllss was the re;son tllat
there would nBver be n combination between
Sherman a'! Gr1Mt.
tn. ehy<s tint Garfield would bu sprung III n
cai"iIinle II Io result wins reached to-day ol,
a fourth pnllot. 1t call be sad that Gen. G0t-
jail, sn I shsPa hqnss na %ayy4er m l. nay El5G% fSs
him MS \ dark horse. Is doing 50 without Mr:
Gnrslcll's CONSENT. However, 1t WIS stated
t1 h b a a atqn 5p hos hf BE- TS cSn&nE 1na1e MS.
ConkllME III decidedly nversn TO nhyboGdy but
hi,nself ns dark horse, and ILLS aspirations
nre ysry largely that way X. s aowsysr i9s l.
own delegation.
Ar1soros OF WILLIAM Q. lf1iADtEY,
of Kentucky, who seconded GrlH!'s aonina-
tlon Saturday night, lIo, has fEien.ls IN and
% %St S hT the kasanr S wh9 1SSsr n4 M @ s
there are persons uncharitable enough TO suy
thut he rciraincd from voting in 1871 because
Greeley was not Democfat!c enough for Hin,
md that lie IL oil exceedingly Molefn con-
vert to Replitlicanlsnl.
Of tle lllnois tleltgatlon Yesterday afternoon
speech nominating Grnnt from copy Di
TuE TltnuAE, md john a. Logan nntl q Sc
lect cotcliu, sitting nroulld listening, 'flt
something marvellous. Tho information Ia
* TMnUSE reporter Inst evening asketl OK.
Gov. Dennisoi,, Of Ohio, when ho thought