, 1880-06-03

flUwn himself tn u hilarious, Cxeite4i nos.ttt-
ion never known Of him, Ing a,n,lnd the
.'actio Hotel md telling men that hu hatt
,cver been introduced To that Grant Has
,l,re to bo tho next President.
Powell Clayton, another drnnt lender, WINS
lcposet. from tho National Committee A[oll-
lay afternoon md Stepl,c,, W. Dorsey elect
=! in llls place. Both were effective officers
Eni,o1g t1,n 1nutst,no scrotor. saia Ia ma
u, ~ ,esst ~. .I !. a,'"s. .n,nr /, '"s ,,,,"i,
=. Is''S ia"1haR uo'l s"M !. .oAn "',ta"
ko tH s "na', aoe. 9, f's, s q ;a es fsnn sE M
vorlt." .-
t,ho fo,vortinr .n,,t thronob I'm frat |
days proceedings without other jar tn tm,, IT.
tGnlett tll1 ntlvent Of CohkltnH Ms tlle urant
leader on The floor. AZ tlley wero calling tho
roll oifnhctfnni,y, tIinh wns l,y Incident tu-
e1"ded, a'n1 Cork conflng W aroso aad III cha!lr''ec'l %
the lsIntiie n,et', nntar tlie assumption t''nt
they had BEEN privy to tl!ls cal. Conkltngs
manner llns been thousands of times de-
veribet, Int yesterday WIS the first tino i,e
]latt eyer oeel secn ~ l,e vicinity OF Cltca-
gu. lie Inns behaved Win some rccklcslteSs
for tho past two or three days here. owing to
wants H.. nas o,o",,,t.,rsI In Gafo"t;n ~ y
large part Of Ills DELEGATION, AID tic apparent
c"llapse OF ms political pfoa1am: a large
h'nh WIN rouhu e'est' neAl"nlllne cioan-
Ing, n1M II rather handsome figife which
oslce snppof'e" hcau lH'e1lec.""''
yet with \ INFLOW concave fnec,
"au elts'eu ~ WIN ol,hns ~" ~ ''t, ~ - ,, s1i'
Stsea oat a.' 'ha Fs s; r.,sr ,s nf
m]Itfrni tIccjtuU that lc makes 10 more MI
lowers ami ctlugs closer to the diminishing
naMher cl'as. us p'r9,nilense IN tl,S sup:
s Ia.ft a En- H a asestt @ carac}sr s fcT ay SS'ar :
Mpw !n oheago .; I!, There j., i NJ ~ s!Gte % outyias
stump politically hut Pennsylvania, where for
tho benefit Of tie CHnltrons 10 went OIL ono
Hccnsl0il n1t! tiAd u ttle reception. Alr. Conk.
!anE Is ce!snfnteu 1of rs iroily, sat'fe, a''.l
rivni ,1nwm. 1iIa srnr,, Ta hns u,imiv ~ hr,,
nr,,,'eo,1 h., tho at3,,,If,. ~ Nir Wnn},u "sS ~
Nnw VIII, u,,c,, ,,runt,,",,i Stntn Srnntar r.
VI, mi,o ae ,i H. E"K1ns o ,r RG9 @ AZ s,, Wsf' ~
,irrss than t;",klIue. },nt e1'nil@ errctiwc
Gk'E G M ''s Wap, III 'IsE nTs i' !" 5'''j5 tS 1nn
ea1,lln aiii % Motives Of mciI, ud las az w,sy % nf
fsnf Mf M is farr ~ y vsy ,nafs 80 +"
''kcs 'l'oss o, enee.,'c '.. aea'let. .,,ox
.A't' ef.An n1!'t+n-e. ."AH
Mr.. Ilckllnn1,. nf the Ohio delegation, said
TINT It IVA, WAS d p9llea Yesterday ald found t9
for Ed,MnrlR, tho Ednli!nts matt bufng Atr.
tiloyer. Of Delaware: .Tlls ,cnmparAtively
bcing but little over two-lhirslS, has caused
some more OF ttla i!l,fecling begun there
ngainst Dlnine ar. IicklMM Sai: " tto
mt think tllat either t;rant'or Dlainc cut, be
nominated IN ally event"
Mr. sam Hayes. Postmaster Of St. Louis, n
| frlciia 0f Carl Scllurz, sAla: II liaye not re-
| gnrlrd Grants prospects ut my time rs
good, and l tl0 moi ttifilk his friends htre nro
tre.ltlng lin with respect. sy,npnthizc
| with Grant rs, tho soldier nnd retired l'rcsi-
| dtnt., They ought 10 tAke him nut OF this
rni,gh and tumble fight before ballOting be-
gns!''
"Do you think Mr.. Edinunds Inns much
prospect, Mr.. lfhyes?h
III don't think llo has much. The Conk-
aglinst E!lM,In,ls, rs | lIcnr tlieLi privately
shy, tAot llb IL sllppprte!l by tho Dtlstnw Ulg-
l.lcnt. They tllye gut tho lllcn tlut to nuini-
nate him would be considered Il rletery for tlle
scratcliers ant! nuti-llscLpllmrlans of tho
party. Tint hns q teti0ncy to weaken Nlr.
| EdnIunts here. Most Ut my pnlitlcul ill-
fDri1nlltH are ltlltlaE IuEli. They feel largely