, 1880-05-28

Philadelphia, md TINT he did not believe
Grant could carry TINT city, ~ the feeling
among tho working classes there WIS tho
same as that expressed hero, Another Re
publican said: "The working classes arc
not much heard from, but II Grant Is notni-
mated at Chicago they will be IN uMdercur.
rent Tint will tow him out TO sea to whiorehe'lt
never touch bottom" Another evidence OF
their strong feeling In tho matter was An ex-
preston Of surprise TINT any OF their tntn-
ber were found To favor Grant IN somt
cases they refused to believe tho stat cmcnt
and In every ease greeted II with language
more sxprssssys pss U 91 9 ,hs's s'egaM NGt
IIs wo,ittt vote for Grant he was greeted
with 0aths. and jcers, and friendly ndvico to
, tlle effect Tint be lnd no sense, WIS "only
iapEe atisnea f !" vetS @ S for alsnt ns e
At tic Woo1bnrn Sarycn Wheel Com
pany'st out OF 1N5 votes employed, 10t are
Republicans.
THESE MEN WE'RE ALSO INTERVIEWED
to1tlay, n and o,,iy th!ty.tlree coalI Ie found
more than one-lialt Of, these said they should
du % under protest. Many old soldiers spoke
of Grants veto nt the bounty biIl. ALMOST
nc ent eSpstPSes SSesu a1 ~ ta oze ' ehcems w Ses
pea ior Ga ss wt III e er fsspo,'se M YG
yote to hang him." accompanied by
ing. Trnt,cmnn in chareo '" ~
onc OH; Of these stei estaSishnentsCn lffe.,onnr ~
tepublican-$atd to the, correspondent rs
hc was passing out You lave 10 idea Of
n fa knnW @ a1tG u e how @ppfS.0 f or t.
invmen fnai anT tnti yor ~ thav ,xsi III ,onre
tho purity BY hundreds, will vute for Til
f;rnnt. not @ hocai,ss i;a thr Deiaorrnis i iu or
cat' nnurnye of 'rilSens Mrnntices III sntc
fur hfrl will be the lenst ol the two evils, and
fspcnk the sentiments Of many"
S III tis s' aoras Dt s' & 9tseS men viz 10 TIA
pledged themselves under no consideration
to vote fcr Gen; Grant strong Grant man
remarked that 10 bad no Idea there wns s.!cl,
eS%eS GSt Ind tss o ss ss on DO Tss ts fse @ e s Ss
!ernmel!t, ant. II he had, neither lse nor any
body of lnen cSa .n!, ' subvert 1t. "D4t i these
stick To It, mn afraid he cannot be elected"
AMoyo THE yA,,Es 1t,,t,rs11rn
was that Of Gen. Thomas A. Morris, one Of
cE n} ,a Mar of a r. s
thnt of Toba Snann NJ M nnH ie H,nre, " S,"am M
rant sa,i,,,nnt i t. ',at Ins M e' . ns
a,"r snnsatnn sinnm 't ~ ~ ny ymsmIcr ~ ~ p ~
geo XIX - sra'!. z % Sn ~ IA iar,,cst .,' nL L
ynir, ,3rtr H-,, H. ft,o t7,.t 1..t,., q
sa,o s uFuE nr'i! , III tno om'ie, ahn Jonm @ 9.
npt ~ t,,,o 'S y, ta stchcst oi ;.,,.s
h ha,e 'rf ~ tha 1,e1n;b,Ecnn "S1s nnrtv 'i1 f,ne
~ tho ,moot ..ro,,,,'oIt oInrn.,r,a, ri i'm ,tv
y, ,nG inoss plient plt,t e1Grgsls,i l e. .,t ~" Ely.
stnfcfi Ia 'r,tE Iftt1ryr,a reprt.an nfotivo fhts
evening tj,nt ,rtIfrr m, circIit1,st1flcrs wo,iI
lie v0te fur Grnnt il nominated, III uMM
Ke,uthticnn lv BIRTH. u ho continued. and nn
Abolitionist i5y nature. / love tio party Md
cxlxct niWays To- bo trne to its pTinci.
uIes. hut cGnnnt yntn far Grant md viii
lot. ' sooner would i st.e Ti.ien in tie prcsi-
md nf n fnw nlanawrrs overriding tlle ex..
pressed sentiment Of the people aid settina
Wy F" ''''A ~ ''aur H,,,s W." ~, .nn", a,,....,
.,l Tlits 'r,. STATEMENT
Was maae IN tio hearing of ,. tW0 oaler p per1
sons. a prn'nlnc4t lawyer, fully identified
with thepolitlcs ol tile country md Slatc, and
until now d recognizes. Grant niall, .shld tilis
nttcr19ol'. speaking q tIe great opposition
to th!rd.ter,n ca'ldidate: I'm M view 9l tlls
sne o. ta Soycon T. ssfn ~ Se iying ~
INnn under whose cnndiuncy the entiro