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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.

4 STRONG SENTIMENT FOR TILDEN DISPLAYED AT
TIE CONVENTIONAL ROW AVERTED.
ST. LOUIS May 2G-The Democratic State
Convention was held at Moberly to-day.
A dispatch to The Republican from Moberly
says the Committee on Permanent Organization re-
ported b. Gratz Brown for president Captain
Parks, of Platt County. nominated the tempo
rary chairman, John +. Williams, for pcrma-
nent president. saying Ex-Governor Brown is n
Tildon man and the issues between Tden and
ant-Tilden is now TO be made. This led to
n good deal Of discussion, when finally
Mr.. Williams obtained tho floor and
declined TO DO a candidate and asked Captain Parks
to Withdraw his name The report of the commit
tee wac then adopted unanimously
The call of districts for tho announcement OF
delegates to Cincinnati was made with the follow
ing result:
I.-G. Campbell and Frank Harris; IT.Charles
W. Francis and Joseph Puhtzer; Il-Dan
Kirwln and John Carroll IV.-C. ID. Yancey and
J. J.. Walker; W. W. Birth and L. Is. Wood
side VII. =. Lindsay and Charles Moran; VII
w. -. Steel aud John COsgTOve; With. Mr. MumfOr1
and Wallace Pratt; lXtb. James Craig and J.
W. =. Jackson and +. W. NcssH; XIIth, Howard Nc.
Cabe and II. d. Marshall; KILN, N. C. Dryden and
James T. Woods.
The Convention adjourned without receiving the re-
i claimed by both the Tldnn ami antI1den paTtlsans
A series OF resolutions favoring Tilden rs the
choice OF the Mississippi delegation were read and
referred to the Committee on Resolutions.
The following delegates. at.large were elected:
CIV; slla> woodson Of 81 Joseph. and Jonn o. Day OF
Springfield
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heat, and all the early crops will be, short even
should rain fall within few days. In many Sec
tions the pastures have dried up. ,,.I.uo
Patrick DOYLE was found lying In Exchange-
place jersey CITY, at M Tuosday n bm st 10 be-
dr0nID took him 70 the First Precinct Police
Station whore it was discovered that that ne ne
was very ILL., He was attended by CITY rhySlHGIl eau
Watson who ordered his removal to the CITY HOS los.
nitaI' where he died at O'Clock. DR.. Swan, Of the
Hospital found that the mans death haq 0eOn
accustomed by the excessive heat, Coroner KueHl-
pler was informed. but after the statement OF Dr'
Swan considered it necessary to hold an i9qdSSf from
the heat last night in the lumber per,
ward of Dodge. Meigs g. Co.. at Bay
and Greene-sts Jersey City; Before the aulo 70
iauce arrived the man died. There are no papers 10
lead to the Identification of the remains o,.o
Patrick Rooney, laborer on the New-Y0rk, Lake Lake
Erie and Western Railroad Mt Jersey CITY, was wa.
FRUSTRATED by the heat yesterday. and was sehC u
the Charity Hospital. ,.., -o-,,s
John DAILY laborer employed at the steel WORKS
in Newark was sunstruck while at work yesterday
afternoon. 1t is not believed he can recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
STANDING OF MrNNEsoTAs DELEGATES.

The Pioneer Press took occasion to ascertain
the standing OF the delegates the day Of the COnven
ton The general result was that the entire delegation
were firmly and 7ealOIsy antGrant except ore dele
gate who would be for Grant II he was not for Window
and for Window only and altogether On that point The
Pioneer Press made sure Grant will not have single
vote IN delegation. As to their second ehoGe the
Pioneer Press found that were favorable 10 Blaine
but of those had great doubts whether he was
an available nddate They feared that he would be
beaten II nominated For this reason these two and
three others next Window give their preferences as
fOlows &c for Edmunds one for Washburne. two for
Sherman and one for Grant. We may add that Of the
1--we delegates whose second choice was Blaine, one II
Window and Blame had no show, would be for WASH
burne another for Sherman another hesiateS between
Edmunds and Sherman and the other two had no choice
after Window first and Blanc second.
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TIE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM.

Although yesterday was the day set apart
for practice by the American team, none OF
the members were at Creedmoor except w.
N. Farrow. The team deferred their practice
until to-day Fisher, Rathbone and Scott. the three
members Of the team from the National Rife
Association, were 70 have their passage paid
IN ireland and will be given 800 for expenses.
Iacksop and Clark will have only their passage money
osid Brown will have all his expenses paid. L. q.
fTnce who was selected member OF the team, told
Caotain Bodine officially that he would not 80 10 Ire
land. .... l. s,,,, .... l., -,,.,
four teams competed at CreedmOor yesterday resulted
as follows EeMYork kIiie Ciuo; zSs EMPIRE Gindp,
lNugtO
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR The y Is! - hOltrG

WASHINGTON May o. l a.m.-Tho barometer
has fallen IN New England and the Lake Region. and
has rsen slightly In the Northwest. Tho winds have
shifted north wcs with lower temperature In the
Upper Missis'ipp and Lower Missouri Valleys with
casional rain aud thunder storms East to south winds
continue in the Gulf States, with partly cloudy weather
and occasional rain elsewhere cas! OF the Mississippi
south TO west winds prevail with partly cloudy weather
Reports arc missing from The Upper Lake Region and
from stations west Of the Mississippi RIVER
IndcHHOns.
For tho middle Atlantic States, stationary or falling
barometer, stationary temperature wind, mostly from
south TO west. and clear partly cloudy weather.
For New England, stationary failing barOmc cr
stationary temperature, winds mostly from south u
west. partly cloudy weather and local ram.
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IrNHEARD OF HEAT IN NEW-JERSEY.

RED BANK, MI, May 20-Yesterduy was the hottest
May day on record. The thermometer at one time
reached 1902 in tie shade and back toward Eatonto"n'
1t reported having reached 1892 The heat touay Is
very severe The Thermometer at o'clock this afternoon
standing at 9Io It feared that the strawberry ana
pea crops will suffer greatly from the prolonged drou.
Another forest fire Is burning several miles noith OF
Middotown Heights. The pastures are parcmns ana
the COWS have little to eat
soUTn AMDOY. N. Y, May 26.-Yesterday was the
warmcst day for the time OF year over KNOWN nv :
o'clock in the afternoon tho mercury had run up TO
I'm the shade Several people prOstrated by the
heat Al noon to-day the thermometer marked 95o IN
the shade and 1860 in the The drOuth IS terrlOe
and doing much damage.
TRENTON, N. j.. May 26.-The present drought and
severe heat aving dlsastrOus effect upon the grain
grass hay and early vegetable crops IN this section
Most of them have been dried up There has Deen no
min Of any nccnunt here for four Wceks
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some QUESTIONS DELEGATES SHOULD ASK
THEMSELVES.
E,o&n TIE Yohfadelphfd Iyese (RepA

The one supreme question In this hour of
decision relates to the path OF success Who VIII most
surely lead the rarity TO victory Whose name upon
the Republican nag will inspire the enthusiasm ana
confidence which invinciblef Who Will best unite
and consolidate the Republican ranks WHO will excite
the least feeling Of and opposition In his own
party end command the largest measure OF support
from independeut citizens Ia there any one nomination
which involves risks that would not threaten any other
La there any ono which encounters ineurmOuntaDic
objections OF principle from which all Others would be
free These are questions which the representatives. Of
the party they assemble at Chicago are bouno 10 ASK
Themselves.
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OPENING a NER CONCERT HALL.

The new Metropolitan Concert Hall, at
Broadway and FOIty-Hrstst.. was opened last night
with an invitation concert. The shareholders number
nearly 400. and they and their friends made
up o very large audience. Tho building. and
It's special adaptation to Summer evening
concerts have already been described in THE
TRIBUNE Last night there was full orchestra under
the cOnduotorship OF Mr. Aronson. which played we'll
selected programme The numerous guests were enter
tained by the promoters Of the enterprise with we'll
appointed banquet The formal opening TO the public
will take place this evening.
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TILE REVOLT AGAINST GRANT.
TIP PLEDGES NOT TO VOTE FOR HIM-2l7 LETTERS
or APPROVAL RECEIVED by RlHAN ALLEN Yis-
TVRDAY.


or APPROVAL RECEIVED by RlHAN ALLEN YES
TFRDAY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: From all parts of The United States daily
receive requests that copies Of tho pledge not TO
vote Cor Grant be- forwarded for signatures, and
also letters expressive of hostility to the cx-PTcs-
dents nomination. This morning / received PIT
letters on this subject. They TOO long and too
numerous for YOU TO use or examine. herewith
send you five of the lot which came to-day, which
may be taken ~ specimen Of the rest. do not
know whether you can make any use of them, but
If YOU can they arc mt your disposal OF course, it
10 too late now to respond 10 this general desire
from all directions to canvass against Grants nOmi
nation, bu: If wc had two weeks moro time, it is
evident that there are 900 Republicans in this
State alone who would declare by their own sigma
lures that they would not vote for him as the party
nominee. Yours respectfully, ETHAN ALLEN.
Ncu- York May %, 1880
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Gurcial Notices.

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AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, OF CoLoRADof
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Notice.
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= e A""i~' S' J. O. RILEY
T. II. II. WILLfAMS,
GEO II. MORRISON,
RADCLIFFE BALDWIN,
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LOGAN's PROCEDURE UNKNOWN HERETOFORE.
From The Peoria ull) Transcript RepI -.

Never before in the history OF the kepnbll-
can this State did the several Congressional
districts combine override the selections OF the sepa.
districts Each district has heretofore been allowed
to make selection Of delegates These delegates
were reported the general Convention and were added
to the four chosen large. The whole were then com
mssioued by the general Convention IN order 10 Eave
the trouble OF making out twenty separate sets OF Gre
dentials nineteen for the Congressional Districts and
one for the State, There contest before, be-
cause there was never disagreement about the seec
ton of delegates In this case, the delegates commits
stoned by the State Convention are not delegates actu
ally elected by the districts
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The hope of the party lies in the determine
ton and strength of the conservative element TO mod
crate its proceedings ut Chicago and preserve s lnIeg-
rity. The task will not be light one.-lMlwauKee
Sentinel (Repl
There is no use trying to disguise the fact
that there In this city and vicinity deep feeling OF
disgust and ndgnatiOn at the hlGhhanded manner IN
which popular antGran sentiment OF the state was
overs laughed by the machine" which controlled ana
dragOoncd last weeks State Convention-lChlcago
Journal tRep)
The Chicago Convention should ask, not
what the machine men want hut what tie people VINO
control the ballots The latter will settle be ei9e
tOp, however the nomination may be determined we
arc Tor the men who handle the ballots thnt VIII, as
enow fakes, lie dropped into the boxes III
cincinnati Gazette RepJ
This State unit instruction business is in
1roduced as one OF the Confederate ideas INTO Union
Convention and the question is shall the Confeders'e
idea usurp Union and control the convention =
New. Haven Journal aud Courier lRepl
The extent of the opposition to the two
leadIng candidates. is becoming daily more manifest
and the delegates are nperavely called upon to take
it into serious consideration and decide whether the
good Of the party does require concentration upon
strong and unobiectOnable candidate, for whom al
factions would heartily unite an0 tuus uahe suoeosS
sure.-fHartfOrd COurant (RepJ
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THE OCTOBER STATE AGAINST GRANT.

Ohio is the October State of the year. The
defeat of Republican State ticket in tins state on
the Tuesday October next woud be the signal
for the utter discontinue OF the party In the Presiden-
tial struggle Well the nomination OF Grant at Chicago
would give the October election to the Democrats by
decisive majority There are 1000 Republicans 10 TINS
CITY alone WHO have already personally signhed that
they would not vote for Grant nominated II s pos
fuse to give their votes for third have formally
stated their purpose but think not so large proper
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CoMMIsSIoNERS TO THE WORLDS FAR.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 26.-GOveTnor Foster
has appointed Alexander O. sinds Of Cincinnati, and
George A. Baker, Of Cleveland, commissioners, with
Chauncy Andrews, OF youngstown, and Isaac Morton,
Of Cambridge alternatG for the Worlds Fair ct New.
York, In 1883
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THE IMPORTANCE OF DESTROYING THE UNIT
RULE

We regard the destruction of the unit rule
at Chicago as quite important for the future or the
Republican party the defeat OF the third erni When
tional Conventions OF the Republican party shall have
been effectively destroyed by these devices OF me POI,
ticans i'll longer 10 possible to command Tor The
work OF those Conventions the allegiance Of the Repub
Ncan masses The danger is that II Grants candl-
dscy Is forced upon an unwilling party by such methods
Us will refuse recognize the authority OF the
body so controlled give Its cand date that united
and cordial support winch essential 10 Be
yond that If National Conventions are TO degenerate
into bodies so organized and governed IT VIII rot he
very long before they Will follow the nominating caucus
into the oblOquy aud desuetude they will merit
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EXTRACTS FROM TIE IETTHPs TO MIR. ALLEN.

WAICoTr n. Y. May "a. 1880.
SEQ that Won are akiug fight against the obnoxious
tlird term programme. and "lsh TO enroll my nAnc
under that banner supported General Grant by my
atc we're true prophets regard To The course OF his Sec
Ond term corruption aud tyranny, Hud cannnt
,ccns TO by the corrupt crew IA sailed under
IN. liar during the last voyage have voted Tor every
Republican candidate for President since inc Orcahzi
ton ~ The party. bu should be glad to Join IN nominal
ing third candidate should Grant De forced upon us NJ
large humber Of Republicans In this section who have
never before failed to support the candidate OF inc
party. Yours. Uou H. d. olSoN'
ELIZABETH. N. J.. May "a. 1880.
read with grcat pleasure your letter IN todays
didate feel confident would be signed by from one
third 10 one half OF TIC RepuhcAns OF TINS guy, no
hope thnt the printed slips referred 10 may Dc NiIey
circulated. md proper porso employed to carry 6non
to the residences OF our boS kepuDns, NO eiOItS
should be spared by tho lovers OF our GLORIOUS pny ~
defeat th- tnrt to restore tho shamcoSS corruption ~
Grants reign. ana % restore 10 power slich men hs Car
pcncr. IaDcuck shepherd aud others u II IL Thought
desirable circulate any Of the slips for signatures IN
some OF them. Very truly yours, PETER b. AMoRY.
NEw-YoRK. May "a. 1880.
am pleased TO hnvo tho opportunity OF IOrwhIdnG
IN Won my name aud that Of James a. Austin, OF No
i23 Eghthsl. to add to your list OF original Repub
minated In CHICAGO and nlsO glad that steps arr
being taken for the nomnatlon OF third ckrt IN Inn
the sober second thought OF the leaders OF the party WIZ
irInS among the nnk and fe or the party, whom they
will have depend upon tor their v0os very reslect
| '' No 800 COurtSt Brooklyn.
VIII YOU plcase send two oC tlree petitions tanti
GrouD 10 yours truly, W. whitehead ana H. q. Munger
IIcridnrr N VI W. T. Kellogg, IA y. = g.. Syracuse NJ
" DAVID Lciman, Columbia Centre. Herklnor County
NY; W. W. Moon, Cold Brook. IIcrNmor County n. u.
Geo b. Gum, Hon, n. Y. Dr. Beach, lllOh NJ II Cnae
| Palmer Little Falls, N Y.
JAMESTOWN, N Y. May 81, 1880.
We tho undersigned Independents Republicans, " viii
NOT vote for IT, Grant Il nominated but VIII vote
| for Bayard any good Democrat In preference We
think there least 80 Repucans IN TINS Town tnat
! will do likewise If Grant is nominated. -,
we JEROME PRESTON,
| e. L. KING,
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poiiticnl Notices.
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KANSAS DEMOCRATS.

TOPEKA, Kan, May 2G.-Thc Democratic State
Convention met OF 800 p. IN. to-day Colonel Thomas
Moonlight was elected temporary chairman and after
the appointment OF the usual committees. adjourned
M
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