, 1880-06-23
TIE DELEGATES,
soME Op TIE pnoNtNksT MEMBERS.


CINCINNATI, O., Juno 22.-The first ovcnt Of
tho session was the entrance Of sonator McDon-
nil. rs he walked up tho nsto he WIS greeted
with chcers, not loud nor long, hut hearty. ffe
hns been rcferrcsl to as tho possible. and oven
tho probable, Gnrtleid Of tho Convention, and.
With tho party disposition to Initiate tho laepib.
1icans In wcnk wny, both the delegates and tho
audience seem Inclined to 8Rreot tho Int,|anfan
aa G0rf'cld was greeted Mt Chtcng0. The Scnntar
clme to tho fr,nt of tho press.stanl a11sl talked
ton journalistic acquaintance tlinrly. tanning
himself violently ns be tnlkcd. In tho cnac Of Mr..
Mcdonald "s1Istance aands etchnnttr1ent to the
View" lie Ia a ycry commonplace looking
Hooaicr, 10 years Of agc, of medium hight,
~ahHhf'!ly dressed, with nj, ordinary face and
rnthor long, dArk. iron.gray, fEowsy ha!r. tIc Ia
An excellent typo OF tho Western politician nf
seorc OF years ngo. It Is simpty impossible to
describe him. bGca,,se bis face hcars no dis
ttnetivo character marks. Ono mny SEQ half a
dozen sucl, men In country town on mnrkct-
day talking politics At tho fnvor3t corner Gr0ccry.
Tho second round Of cheers wont up In honor
t9f Gen. Williams, Of Kentucky, tall, gnotl-
locking n,un, with tho Southorn regulation long
bushy hair. Gen. Williams doca not appear to
to
A PERSON or ANY CONSEQUENCE.
Tho chrcrs With which he was greeted probably
1rJgtua tc,l III the Kentucky delegation. nnd tho
pallcrics followed suit without knowing wbat
thcy were ahont!nH for. Thero was n loud cheer
for John Kelly and Augustus schctl. who cnnc
in together aud took seats outside tho railing.
Tnnnany WIS nilowcd to enter but not to par-
ticipnte In tho proceedings Of tho temporary or.
gantaatiot,-to. look into thopromtscd lnnd. Tho
cheering was honrty and considerably prolonged
when Wade Hampton -hobbled in on crlltches
and nRnn he was snfited iwhen he went over
md si1uok Kelly warmly by tho hand. 1Io
received tho ovation very 1nodcstly. He looked
depressed, as II conscious Of the impollcy OF
rendering tho Bo*,th prominent in tho convcn-
ton. Hampton ts 4 wary man n'ld cunning pol
ttcIan, and he realizes In oil Its force tho fact
that .-.
THIS 1s TIE LAsf ctfAacE
or tho Democracy TO make s'ana tor INC con-
trol ot tho country. as ocaut'fu1 woman rom
Chicago. hefc In attcnuanco upon tho sessions
Of tho Convention. SAID last evening: "ll tho
Donocfnt'c party IS .defcatea thls ihll IL viii
ccnse to cSist and aA sho ulade tho remark her
fncc wore very hopeless expression. sho
added: !" was for tho nomination OF asaht
because know Wo could dcfcat htti.
No more atriklng contfast YVES ever presented
than that Afforded BY tho personnel OF tho ro'
lNcctlvo party convontlo1S'-that OF tho TO-
p puhl4cnns at ChleaFo aud taaa Of me ocmoefata
b. xc,-and tho contrast nppllps us vel! to tho re-
sn curve a'idicncess II neeas on'y Rlaheo over
tho HAL 10 compel mo cohv'ction that IN
man qood. anu all that soes To mark tho chnfnc-
tor OF Tho citizen. tho bouy Or men hero asscm"
blctl II 1nr 1nicf'or 10 Ihhs when u.s.
scmblcu at ChlcaRo. Ihe convention
hero ,ls no. rs "el1 asesseo'
not so well ahavcdt not 80 well comectl, not 60
acute. nos 80 we!l l!enavetl, hot so hahusoHe' 10
word. MS IT'S ftvnl OF tnlcaBo' II the hcaas nf
delegates c2ulta W measured 0na compared WIN
those OF ChtcnEo' It would doubtless 20 round
TINT thoy Mc considerably smaller. Not"tth'
standing this evident iact' ...-