, 1880-06-11
MARCHING OUT.

uF0H nKAESkAutiS0 IN fAAWEti. HALL.
Mr. Pryor. upon taking the chair cossslselcd cool
action notwithstanding tho oxtremo he1t. IIU
had pleasure In Introducing one Of the oldcst
Greoobackcts In tho city to-day, Dir. I'LL, OF
Nhodu Island, who ahereuI,on rptd rrOsy cs-
Guy In which be took strong grounds III favor OF
purity In politics.
Tho Secretary aaid THAT this sconis to bo n
Grcenback lovc-least, md that having MI been
SUIT down upon at the othor Convention, thoy
wcEo present to contor together.
A tpntlcmnn with u decided Celtic cast OF
couutcnaucc came iu tho audience and desired
to know whether any ono could spcnk. Tle
Chairman having Anawercd In tho affirmative, ho
amblod on to tho stago md declared. h!a ideta-
tity US "Pasrlck Murphy, Of Essex County. kew
Jcrsey." He argued TINT all bOuds should Abo
taxed, and that Goldfish nristDerAcy In this coun-
try should nut be Tolerated. To thnt oud 7lo
uCoed tho taxation uf capital. After beluborInR
tho bloated bondholdors md tho newspapers OF
tho country, bir. Patrick Murphy stcpped ovor
to tho reporter for THE TiuuuSg md whispered
In his cur: ...............
Ut AN A psrnRsoLoo1s7,-
cnme hero 10 cxnntuc heads, mud It Ia my be-
lief that hnvo boon addressing an uuaicnce
largely composed Of men whose heaas ara
cracked. Do you know tnof' ...
"Oh, yes; but why aru you sailing under
falso na.ne7 You aru the Nev. Arthur 1nslin."'
Mr, peylin DaiG ~ rstircd. @ '' We ~ .' ''
Tho. Cnaieman having myateriousiy dsaap-
s1be1 M GS.Sy ~ chisaso ssSs y
resolution, to tho ottect thAt .fn4smuct ns Wy
havo onorud terms q eenell!atten, na such ,s
affirm tho nominations mado VI u. Louie" .
Iii. Con1oy. hopol tho resolution would eo With.
6xs aStsiad 'ss Ssto 1ae sdsd @ raHo M
| tue Insults huaped upon them by tho other Con.
vention. Ac stated that thoro wAs III / .lol,,cnt
twilight, and thvruforv no bciuyc.i It uludlutns
to take prsolpItAto Aot.on. In coiol,islo NJ ao.
9snfss tne y FL ars ' % %au;a a IL
shsfsn nsIbart ts9Dt ,a that no would not pross tho
NJ Gsaisy continuing, sa!d thst ths T members
| ut thks Convention could not 10 hoAF4 thcrp. II
OF New York In ths lutcrost Vt caunl rights than
70 attempt 70 gur tusdvo "a o,,a tno Efp4A't6nn na
stSps taEsn towafI oToetinx u union beiwcc.
the two iaotlons, and concluded ny urging hls
CALMLY nsvtxw TuK SITUATION. ,
fonain patient, and BY 10 tolnX they would
nithor iesirpY tho Exposition cotyeMtiou Or
compel 1t To como to f1rwell lial1 for sclt-pFcs-
I moinbor inqulred: "What arc we hvre for7'
nnd then prootse.Ied to ansMcr himself BY DE-
safax fox !ono.anS e tupn up liz Believed e
SisSi his heaEefs to Do nothlng sowufd hurt
| rno-toutbs Of tho way townr1 conoiaaUn.
but WHOM they would not w tho other tenth they
wors kiokod. Proceeding, hu raid tho other
Convention WINS banY run ty politinans iur selt. f.
| pXHfRndlxoMont-ttlGkstGrB who wuult! rcsofs ~
any u,oasuso " hnfald the nKsscs. H. ~ exesy
kaks dont lattor awny ynur prlnclp!gs al.u your
| manhood. Hsuuuln ArM anu truo, atid keep U!pllr
| Of tho politicians. E[e tthu EptaktTl hui NkV!e
the position uf Chuirt,al lMea1,s. ny kIivw a! Of
tho scoullrel politicians, md Inod 10 stuer tho
marty clpar uf thu politicians Ihp lust rtsort tho
speaker urged, ~ thu ayent of no.l.rvcoynno1; "
Presidential nominations In tho hands Ut the rs.
eeutlye Committee The speAksr Evvrvttsl Es shat nt
Convention In ~ qrts!s but ho bad to eHyo \ ~
bpf{Yed ha bs4rvrs not to wUnkCt, nor to submit
u Gulluox0ra and wlt4-pullera.
I "A IrfrlbNr sull that theru wu8 not une man tn
tho Now York delegation IN tho otaar GMvu!;,
iion whu haA evpr seen Now York. Thov aIl
| belonged to Chicago. ...,.
4 dslcgate doniosl tho ASSERTION amidst tutnult-
lii, UeatsIv . xolalmed that - so haye tust got
outol one Ismucratto Convention, snd Tor Goa .
suke don't lot " beKin ont hurv.,
Ths Convention R0lousnsd until o'clock D. NJ