, 1880-05-15

WV NENbulGc III tL1tElf.
of Grants mo,ninat}un in Chlcnso FL '
-! tlilk at tho tilnn the cnnycitlon meets
tue CnMkltnEs, t'Ninernls. AtMl lnEnils will
Is MI tt,possihitty, n,nl tint ltls election, II
nominated, In ut still Erpattr doubt, nlMt
l,chss llls i,ane will not he presented as n
candidate before thu Convention"
ma mMl'o y, DO 20" think should DO tho 1'o1nl-
"lf Tho slightest regard Is rai;1 70 tho wish
cso of the Rrcnt mass 0t ltepa,blica'1 VOTERS
wln are not professional politicians, james
lot without difficulty. knew Of ilo man be-
fore tho country who Inns the hearty cnn-
t!ehe,: RESPECT, nill syml,at'y OF the inRjnrlty
ol,sy Ut Senator COtklinv, tieru would hnrsl-
X y he = question ms 10 wlio should DO non,'
nosi,l, ~II.w Do yon M account for camer0ns op-
".I'iat ii aceonntcd for on the ground that
hn bus proved himself tn be b,it y sha.lnw,
rt q, etEr;n'n'boy OF Tie master Senator OF New
"s,lpposc, after ull, TINT Grant Should bo
nominated at ChicnEo, What do yon think
Ills prospects would bt ?"
~ sI,ot'l think hls election almpls9 IN, In
Feasibility except IN the imsamlty .;', M te
T'fllcl, MD even tien ! consider 1t excega-
ingly doubtful, rs I believe many moro llc-
l'llblienrs world refuse to y0tn thAlt. DelM-
Ta:;rsie T9ssns; sis caIaF'c 1S9yInF ' chances with tho
po yoa tllink S;rsnt M could carry tonnsyl-
vn1iia II n0mlnntcarn
~ do not believe Gen. Grant couli1 como
within N,0N votes Of carrying this Stntc."
TIE SPONTANEOUS UPRISING FOR GRANT.
Nt,H 1ork yun.
At tho opening of the tlirtt-terIn campaign
It WIS announced Oh tho authority 0f Grnnt
himself that 1lc would not accept the llepul,-
lican nomination fur tho Presidency except
It'll obedience 10 q spontaneous mid universal
uprising Of the party III Ills favor. Now,
then, let MS Inquire Into the spontanelty atld
universally Of this Grant movement. Four
teen Northern and Western States tllnt voted
for Hayes II, 1876 lave now cllDsrn Delegates
to tlIe, Chicago G1nscnt'on.,.viz, Maine,
New hampshire, Vermont, Mnssnclsusetts,
kansas, Wisconsin, Michigan, Neyatel, CALI
fOrua, and Oregon; n1ul these arc tho only
Stntes Of TINT class wllra have elected their
Delegates. THIS wiloo number chosen IN II
Whnt Is tho total Of Grant's strength IN
these t{elnRatlol,s?, All ncc0unts .nKree III
saving TINT he l,ns fur !ieleHates ~ 1lass..;
70 Wisconsin. Dlatne's, aaltl Shcrnnn's
friends co,lcctle only half NJ rnniiy ns are
clalmrt!by urant's mckers. Tho former say
IG nS ntC t11N HeItEnIGs tHG fu&lGT !llSlsk tIlht
Ile l,us two. The only other State OF the four-
teen n whlcl. tirant pretG;,tls 70 have Sup
ean tlolt Of the lifty-egst. slippery delegates
from thnt State, not even Don Cameron call
now tell with certainty.
This, then, II tho spontaneous and unl-
yersal uprising III the Republican States fnr
tira,.t! Only four Delegates from all New
England. Not otlu fro'H the. Pacific States.
Only .nne-calI It twt--in, Wisconsin,, Iowa,
A{ichfEnfl md KANSAS. tho StrO,lE}1UlllY Hf
the party in the Northwest. Not, one In
0hlo, the pivotal State Of the central gronp.
And n revolt III Pennsylvania Tint ,nny per-
halls split Its delegation In two In tho mid
die!
Wllnt spcctacle III fourteen Republican
States, stretching. from the st. JDn's to tho
Goe llor!. pliiMi Ritt"teG Of tly9 deIe
WMith M The pa,ssibilissy} s. that, " 2 contingency
sell tic whole PENNSYLVANIA delegation to
somebody besides Grant!
Nevertheless, We imngtne Grnnt may DO
nominated ut Chicago. Great Is Money, n,.d
lnlglity the power thereof. Especially with
Southern delegates 10 tlo Chicago Convcn-
tlUn.