, 1880-02-24

tdon in favor Of tho lnasot,o union Of tht
Hsa,ca t i ,A A. business man. T eeens clear 10 Inc
" ~ h{sspp Hse ptea! Sd nro n
ctnsen'iIo sta'c. Gontrast'l with ethds sta1cs
SHr't'o ~ sta'c. ln is4u flllnnIs wa. invited
sSro ri r,nmna,; sstnr .t to . "to ,n,,, fnr the
u Sc% w ss 'nfSH 1ss rs .s Sn,o m"s t"s
pEi qns -, ss'tsn V t9 .1st her sragc for tto Flo
az statesnan f MichIaa. CAS- nm and ne' ti,o sa. NJ
lant snldtor ot Kent,loky, ilatlcr. IN iS5a. whom
r,e cera9ta ~ ,Gtty was seoted with
lions standard, wltlo that State threw its v0to
ior tho Pathfinder, 1l!lnoIs tJoscph i,cing Gov.
aSs 5nss %xsF aa wSss s H ct syp pumpd
Nit. FULLER THEN MADE
comparison! Of The ce1lsl,s stntlsttca of ILL.,
iofs MD Ohio. tho philosophy of Which was
~ SNOW TINT Illinois, IN lBla. Ind 100000
Hotest "Iiley were not polletl,' sntl he,
1920 in tl,nt State. atu do Republican e ca'-
.ihlate for Governor elected By only n6oslt
Oogo votes, 20 TINT Il ul.e:ltalt Of Tho money
ni nne,l,alf nf tlc labor l!nsl been expontcil
III ois ,G fSaH IL s ot Dssfas S t Gomites tn M IL
S!ate Ohio ilIinss woad lave beeH IA afr'a- ftsass
Lively eafr1etl. Fnltr yenrs ago three Gill;
,SnEo ,E4s slstricts sent three ,neinocratlc mem
pscsef pT aG SS1s!esf E. spcans ney yye Ge f ssy ow
Republicans tlftl nnt have a combined ,naj0r-
ny Of exceeding 1000 yotcs, niltl TINT ,llicr
circumstances ntlvcrse tn the. Democratic
Gn9tltlitlntcs. Indeed, tho, opposition roto iii
sltt-ltepnbllcnn nln1nrity Ut moro tlIa,l no.
oM. II, therefore, tic !ls,sIng ui Tho COnycll.
Ton llnS my political effect, It IL certain tint
u the effect OF holding II III c,lcago would l,e
for or fiyn otfcr districts III tho Stnte NOW
ircprgSel1tetl BY, Republicans II The Conven-
tlo't should be l1ehl ut Cllcngo the Democracy
would obtain from 1tltnDs twefty-onc Elect
s'ra votes ;tii froln fourteen 10 fifteen nlcnl-
bers oi Congress-"
sHt FULLER ASSUMED IN TITS srEEcn
TINT the Republicans would Nominate Ueu,
Grnnt at Chlcngo, nntf urgett Tint tho utnce
where the disease origlnntgtl should he tho
where the cure should bgApplIetl.I IIrnlso
i"j, Ge thn 5e "l,t tattt wond plaeeto
lattrs offered for nttrltctng tho Gern,ali vote.
A!r. Fuller caiiclmtcd with Il very cloqi,unt
allusiqil to the memory gf Douglns, in whose
c =; !, " ~, besgnEllt tho Natlonl DenIocracy
tlle home Of Douglas untl tho place whore Io
buried.
THE DETERMINED STAND
taken BY, tile Tan!nlanyites ngainst Tl1den
nas weakened! ll Ia!slen ,mAternlly: Tile
lost to them unless tho parly there should be-
united and harmonious f, tho nuxt cam
pnlEn, md 80 long us, tlte Tannlnny faction
ii1lHs,ihlnlns ~ preselt position agailst Mr..
Ssal% y eqsvsst s {e {e t9"Wns t!?,'ss' nMay s
tho State H. ,attynnee. On, tlie other
hand, Mr: Tlller is hin!sclf n power
Ills friends asssrt tRst no @ can,iltIate o!scto- @
aglo to him shall curry New York. Tho
selection or Cincinnati means that tho De-
lllneraey hnve determined to wnge vigorous
et'Glnm1Hil t' N nio ngXt fall, nnd there Is mt
The the tickct will be given to that Stats whether
Tltlel, Is nominated or mt. This of course
t!isposcS nf llGntEricks, since Mr.. Til.len has
teclAred that lug will mt cnnsel,t 10 Ills no,ll-
tho many conferences they llayc hcltl WITH
c!lel, other. were compelled To this conciu- |
sion re'atlrc to Ohio bcause they llnyo every
rcas9n to believe tint Grant cann0t mil |
State.
A uASQuEr.
MI. SpoEfortl, of tl.e Riggs House, gnvo a
ISrs 1s,!',, Of t!,o Chicago delegation mid tEelr
dfle'lts; It. Was one Of tho mnst elaborate
II. Winston, ": G: tioli'ly, II. ". Fuller. i.
+ I3!asH1l, " a: u. llerrlngton W y. Kerfoot,
+ raS ~ asas E's'gr ;vaHI 0harrs Ksr sStssenator
5!yss Il; SPARKS, Springer, aorrls1',, steycsSii,
fi. ffi1Spn. T!,.ries II; iiccd,. alT: 5t''i.2 Me
;'l!n}sn' M%!}sr' =, Peter 3s r,mer. Welsh. pro.
lgyi il. Wright, lid ii 't', lie re,prrsSutatlyes, @
nf tllc Cltcago press. The only toast was
wv I f2llowtng, proposed by Mr.. Winston:
;, ,Alr. SmlInnl,, the gcleroUs nlMl nccolnllli7
10y Kern sailg tho soilg "Ict cacll li,an Icarn
% know lllnlsctf.", 'fho Chicago delegation
etIse to-tllOYrOw night.
4 RATIFICATION.
!, After the decision nf tho Committee to hold
Jug Conyention Vt Cincinnati, u nlccting WIS,
lell II frollt Ut AElllartt's to celebrate. SEN
md I!uzst'c, Representative ilfl, Cilnir-
nan Mckinney, NGn. Bun,tmg, and judge
thnlnu,l, of Youngstown, entertained tic