, 1880-02-07

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Why 'nny tho forces which l,ayu prevailed Mt
true Tint eight ont Of uyery ten flaplbllcans
~ l,entsylvanIn nre averae to thu nomination
u zen. Grntlt, md yet tho CalnerollS were
sSle ar Z R wn. 5 ts"s 9e"s and 1 f5ew ,o s,tn s Snts
Tor Tho beIef ''pi!s ti!at tl,p eS' boo,i', sss
li1s H. ST., sta,gtca ;,,y '!ny not thus prseed
New Yyrk, ngainst wl,lcli II tfoS j gentlemen ID
bir,l-tail eoats mud white erasala md Kid
gloves Will be- nowcrless.. with NeW York
nnl i,einsylva!la IN llo East, and Illinois III
3,f tho keys g tle posIi'on; mid neither
Blaine nor Sherman Inns given any proof Df II
dlvcriing. strength! sufficient to sta,itl against
Il perfectly drilled badly nf N!sO!ule and expert
s@fsrS ] e xa w %nt ''1T f1 wGt S1 sy 4 rs s q
q good dog, but Unl.lfast Is Il better" Dur-
Ink pcslot!s Of cxcltelncit,-tlAy, Of reyolll-
tionnry feelEng,--tcnacIty and pass'oll send
rensoti to tl!c rcnr, and the objections l those
will By treated MS the EnIlugot nolly-cotlt!Ies,
who let II dare not'' wait Ulmn II would"
After tho nomination. It ~ calculated, there
VII By no b"it: H.!!l, Us for tlrcats brasc men
Thls,. however, Is hut surface Wow of tho
casu. l'chlnd II we must suck for The real
source OF Gen. Grants strength. Just as III
1871, thcre was, l0ng I'll lulvnucc Hf tho re
publican notln'nntlon ~ toleTagy welttetined
nee at my cost, ]snve VIC already formed n
how the election nlny ~. Ila is thcone iMnn,
the on'y iunr, under whom tic resontlonists
Their Idea Is to liuke . lot eanyass fur . solid
North against q soli.l South. If. by stirring
,lp tho warile passions Of tho Nort!I, they
SUCCEED. why, we'll and! good. Dtst, II they
tlen stIll another chance, TIs M two iio'!ses
Of Congress arc Democratic. Tic South fur
n1shes THO pcniperatic majority III both.
They think that, after The election, they will
only need to 'nl.a.lIe. tic returns that they
on the ground tint Congress is n mere botty
Of pnrtlore1 Rebels, who arc nbout to turn
the. Government over 10 the dlsloynl South,
md practically 70 put tho Conlfcdcracy al5uyu
fsS 1a pn's s % %tlE Ew H. dqan 1S IT. s seoks sso "
the War for The Suppression Of the Rebellion,
~ the saddle, and the Grand Army Uf tho
Republic reutly to take the field, they expect
rv t. Seeenls n TIL ~ 9y force what III 1877
TFle Democratic party, by long domination,
1nntle Its tlHal exit from power the occnSlnM
Of sectional ,war,, which tools the country
" surprise. TlIo Republican party, BY, long
cIoose between 1t mud civil wnr. This Is the
'aenning OF the GruMt boom; AMI, ny IN
nnlnat!ug. principle, It is worth, I'LL the
leaders which Al,trat .llulstcaa and George
donay M cuFf H. n sswa1t !e sS1s }Wxt k, ts ycpS S
well TINT both 1fa}stend alnl Curtis Will fail
In line after Grant ly I!olME1latetl; md they
know yrry. well TINT, when the Electoral vote
Is muddled. nntl the Issue Of the Confederacy
versus Grant y fairly started. they may ~
surely CONT upon the two great. editors us
Mpo,, any two Corporals in Tho line Of tho
Grand Army,
"sE1ssls VERY UNLIKELY OF NOMINATION."
7o'sds iRade tHtp)
Cameron will 70 lllttI the National Conycn-
tlon committed from first to lust for Grant,
who HOW seems very unlikely Of nomination.
Early iii the Convention tho success Of sonp
other candidate will become so apparent that
the hoaters In the pennsy!vania delegation
Grant raNks, and so-if the rule adopted yes-
terday Is ntlIlered to-plump the delegation
sOlluly n.nlnst third term, md grcNtly dis
coinit Cameron. Tho outlook Is not Ill all
ls undoubtedly much grea!cr in Pennsylvania
tllnn anywhere else. II CnmerOtl, aided By
this boUltl, cn,lot maintain Ills ascelldcucy,
Ills reign Of leadership Is destined to be bri0f
~ GRAVE MISTAKE"
Mil.oduhes tFbeanstn t1trr>.
Senator Cameron has committed a grave
mistake III forcing through this resolution Ut
Instruction, Tho Pennsylvania delegates
should have gone 10 Chicago untramnlele.l.
Cameron Inns sllorn Grant Of Ills moral
strength by making him contestant for
ealltidnture will which he las repeatedly
declared l!g would haye nothing to do unless
III truth, Cameron has done 80 much TO
damaeo GNnt t!lat one might think tl.at Ills
yet WIS t!1at Of man who wanted to RENDER
t!en' GraMt 9Iious. New, wc believe t 70 be
nothing but ,grcat anll oyer1nastcrtiig neces-
sIty should call ont drnnt for thlrd term,
md ~ yet there y Mn certaInty Of sllcll II,
necessity; md, therefore, to thrust him upon
plot. to hows!r!ne him when tho delegates as
seMlblD III convention ut Chicago.
OF c0nrse we cAnnot understand Mr.. Cam
erO''S motives, but no mny bo using Grant u
break somebody else down, and then to bring
forward another 1liull.
"THE MACHINE"
Milwaukee Sentlnti tIstp.).
Nobody believes that Grant Is tho choice Of
n majority OF tho Republicans Ut peMnayl
vania. The action of tho State Convention
shows simply that the machine can carry d
measure rs against the sentiment Of II major
ity Of the party. It IL well to keep III mind
TINT the expressions Of n convention are not
necessarily representative Of tho sentiments
Of tho pnrty. BY nlnchine work such rs tho
Calnerons haye done In Pennsylvania, States
aro luisrrprescnted III National Conventions,
aud nominations which do not express tho
popular will are made. 1t Is asserted By n
Republican Congressman, (whoso nnms
1rtD'tass, tiiat,, tA&e tlelesaies from WIZ
c0nsin can bs Instructed for Diatne.
II Is true that n few years .ago tho power ot
tho BOSS was grlnt enough. to effect Sueli
result contrary to the wishes Of u,e party,
hut VIC bclleyG tho nlncflne In not III good
working order In this State now. The Boss
candidacy for the United States Svl,ate
cauxed several cngs to slip, and Il Inns never
worked smoothly since. What tho Boss can
DO to glya Blainu tho delegates will be done,
but 1t Will not hu much. There is ITO Cam
crun rule In WISCONSIN to.tlny, though It viii
le attempted, 1n every State there wlll be .
New York, as ho may, Ills nomination Is ns-
snretl. Tic votes Of the Southern States will
be Given to Grant. At present It lOoks very
much a.. though Grant Is destined to got tho
nomination.
a l,ANHEN VICTORY INDEED"
Dts Mo4Mes NsVlstxr ilsft.)
This result IN tho State that had its Con-
vcnt!on called first because 1t WIS considered
A.. A-~fv g.