, 1880-05-19


would slnk, n ~ however, , ter every ;sI' eHndlate
yillafnous, and since all serve up the same
estimation Of the non:;poltticat visitor.
Tho morning trnftt brought In d tilmber Of
knkec, Carroll, Orn,,siy, aild. other Northern
countfes,-and enabled the flg1rers to restse
and correct to II certain extglt the calcula;.
tiol,s Of the preceding day. The returns d!d
followers concentrated themselves on this
o',c point, which was t0 secure fron, the del
egates IN those Congressional. districts, In
whlc 0rant had maturity pletlees that thsy
Coanln[ttee OH Credentials wliose names were
down on the Logan slate. It WAS stated to
them that this WIS a small thing to Dig. but 1t
Tas eaua1, To- co'nierrng gre%t f,vor f' to
made to certain extent BY men who sec and
admit
THE DANCER AND 1l.LEaALlTY
of admitting tic Palmer House crowd. Lo-
gun then expects that Ills maturity OF the
Canmittee VIII bring II eo!nEromlse, report
gates, and that witt, tile NatIonal tendency TO
favor q minority report, tho inclination Of
li0st incf 10 listen to amy proposal which
sayora Of compromise. aud the tntlnence Of
the committeeman ntnohK their district dele
gates ln fnrur Of their report, lie nIay l'e able
70 get something which lie cnnllot otherwise
nttn!n; and yet during the f!orning, while
working desperately to get this small quota
l,raK thut they had a tim ajority of 10 to
to Ito. The country Delegates. 1t was dlscoy-
cred this morning, had bee1l pretty. generally
reached, first by tile other side, cUpea Of CHI.
@ statelncnts as 10 Tic b5li itaying Ssen meiieG
them, and their first Impressions derived from
these mi statements were universe to tue reg
ulnr delegates. They were not much IT.
,iclt utwlllingness to g. into 1t showing III
nlnny casGs that they Ind made up their
minds to stick b. Logu',, right or wrong.
Others, however, took atad
HEAD THE PRINTED srATEMESTs
prepared by the Farwefl Hall 1people, and were
surprised t9 fitld how Erossly they had been
delegates were also productive Of eroat goo4.
ing tlat Sfr. f. &. Keith, whose House tlioy
well knew, was oilg Ut the persons who had
ganizcrs," and that Long john, very bolster
Gus anl very disrepltaI!e, WIS one ot the
"bulldozed lalnbsn Of the Palmer House
restaurants owned Up that the only decent
regulars from beginning to end. Some Of
the Grant men, However, were very bitter
a,ld trict! to stir Into activity tho old preju-
| dice against Cook County Which Inns SO often
aLluHll llSE!t IL <I9 1-t6!9lAtuAN Aat4 EVt-
yentons. They were met, however, by the
| information that they had beGn perpetnaily
llowling over the "maclifnc" IN Cook md
the corruption Of party politics there; Rln
| SECURE honest primaries, ard when the "ma-
| chine" Inns been pretty et{cctlntly smashed,
they were tho first ones to come up to the
support Of tho system Of politics they had SO
often denounced. They were nlso
TOLD WITH GREAT rLA1SSEss
l Il mt
peaueraic sy ynlies Ses IF Gsat to stay e At Soe
election-tlay, 1t might 70 wcll with them aud
tle t!ckst ihSy no'ai!'uted after putting oat
iook for a Democratic majority In Cook
County this fail Of aO,000 aud wheru would
tho Suite Ie then? Tile !lcleEltes frum Cook
rnng it into tho ears 1T tho cnldIdates md Of
humber ,was Iett out y MY so-caiifs.l
aeeor,paalcd by' al WHO CHOSE 70
follow them, and the State Ticket and every
Tic i,ts Candidates would deprecate tI,ls harsh
Language ard counsel harmony, anu express
the hops that wiser counsels would prevail!
md that alt wou1l yet be peace: THO adyan;;
ai9ns besil on tic Side Of tho regulars. The
| uthnr fellows arc mum. Or wllei they open
their heads areqnfcsIy shut up. Their work
is done underground aud slluns tho SUIT
light.
AMONG THE GENTLEMEN
Senator s from lii iilin.ls was col ". i. fho,np.
so,t. of Chicag9. Logan knew, Of course,
Furwell llnll delegates. Two years before
Thompson. to the eelIect TINT II llisyote would
make Wnsliburne Senator lie would not give
ola matter which i would take AK TOO !onF t. to