New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
As41.zHIRD- TBRM DBMONSTRA TONS
TIE REVOLT IN PHILADELPHIA.
AN ORGANIZED MOVEMENT TO OPPOSE GRANT AT
CHICAGO
From me Philadelphia Inquirer [Reo) Ill.


CHICAGO.
From me Philadelphia Inquirer Ren0 :.
II may be autboritatively stated that, despite
sne ,S Ss RepnIcsn State Convention held in Harrisburg
the Philadelphia delegation to Chicago WIN MOI oS Ioo
posed to General Grants nomination. ..,-. ,ooso..
Even some OF tae 1st PROMINENT ana 9Gve i0aGe,
credit the story regarding u as neTs s , %as vo
gSSd 20 Se Yesterday GS by sr repore1s @
ffm the statement. In pain words, the PhGadripla
against Grant. and will be when the Convention as
eembes Chicago on June 3, aud WHAT ls noe, nave
requested the leader Of the delegation to notify senator
prominent Republican poltcian ard deegate. who
said :" Yes. it is true that tho Phlladephla oo'
Ssse' u 6avs ak you they nearly nj Vent to Harris
burg against bin at heart, but Cameron was prnt on
sGs Gat amt 81 So S G the up in
convenient parcel by the unit rule labelled TO MS M
,6gs thing S WON'T WORK Everybody knows that Pa
delphia delegates not Tor Grant PERSONALLY an
enongh: but am against the election any man more
than twice TO the Presidency Of this country. nli
also against Grants nomination because am convinced
that with the public sentiment there ~ against inc
third.term business Joined with the materlai his Two
terms would furnish the Democracy with Tor pretty
heavy campaign tEuuder IL would end III handlS 0YG
the National Administration TO rue mo" rue was
asked by the reporter .. cha ron,,. .. ne Ma
4,onSi Conyonti0Ds heretofore held by party rave
ruled that il does not bind whole state deiegalDnE
N.
nnii nile which we In folly permitted Mr. IaneioH
to force pon us and the Convention" , l.. h.
Repnrtcr-' Il 10 true that Mr. cameron ls a., ~ NC
formally notified OF your intention IN ms le,Itct
Well it comes to about that. There VIII oe con-
ference this week between Senator Cameron ana tne
ieadiug men OF the Philadelphia delegation, when sone
Understanding that VIII solve the difficulty may ne az
lived at one thing YOU put down as ctr,nlh. II
Mr. Cameron isn't satisfied TO loosen his grip on t uni'
rule we will shake both him aud Grant at CIlcaSo.
Several other delegates were spoken 90 3y dn9rSr
Reporters They expressed desire to avoid Delhs per
sonay quoted at present, saying that the tlme Is nOt
vet roe for publication OF the facts one OF tne uee
yates had tnis significant remark TO make 1,-.,
nave given private pledge not TO vote LOT Generai
Grant,s nomination and doubt whether there Is score
of delegates in the sate who have not done toe same
thing IhaCe been told that the same thing mas oeen
done IN NewYOrE and lave reuson to know tnls Just
IA the Pennsyvan delegation has sllppen tIIOuRh
Senator CamerOn' fingers SO has the Te9ga
zion been taken from CODkling. How ahOut the uhlt
rUiei why, the unit rule will be rope OF SAND at
Chicago as il already proved 70 be 80 faI as our
delegation Is concerned Our people voted Tor IL against
their will and they feel perfectly justlhed In signing
Dledces not 10 vote for the man that RUE was nu
through for. I guess however that sou wont lnlnH
much OF the third boom after the END OF thls week
or next" -. ,.-o oooo.,on
20 make up lists of States showing the pr0Daoie
vote Mt Chicago take advice and leave
ont of the Grant list, for Ii doesn'C belong thefe