, 1880-05-29

T i,,t, c o repEesentVS a, ,v "n fnn,
Many peoi'le, especially tho politicians, labor
un4ek tho Impression That tho ox-soldters,
w." arc %gr II onl5 eS San 1G ,td, snils.l fof
Sr Gfn" ~ ts ost !fy yg,iasSa naki aSf onosa E5st e
Grant n1ld q third tern, is found stnong Tho
soldiers. The feeling nFAlnHt lin Ii Intense
nI' account Of Ills vot0lnE Tho Snluicrs' Boun-
" hill giving ~ rrason that Its passagc
woull haye keen accepted ~ tho ,s0lt!icrs as
n sufficient cn,lYg liAd not 1hc Gx-l'rusllent q
short time after signed tho bill
lsclsEAs1Nn Ills OWN SALARY
sos, ,ooo nnnnnlly. This The old soldiers llnvo
lnftl ur agafnst 0rnnt, and TO say that THO
n!e'nosrat!e press wtll not use tlis ainaInn1.
Tic soi,i!Hrs' vote. i Is roi worth wililu 70
Ss ss sas S! s"sse ses SS 's % *s sS ~ sssS
The Treasurer Of state Sr. Turncy, IN
speHklng pf Grant, saya, TINT IDn now secoK-
nzGs olle fact. md that Ia. that With Grant tho
Conserslng freely with prominent Germans
80 fur t.s success In Ohio y aoncer,,ed. II viii
" contingent OIL tho ae4oii Ut tho Chicago
:, uoy. Foster, tho most popular candidate
fi I Sy "Sst @ W dS' mssorIty sIi Wv oyur r'ta ILL., Ills s
!far standard: :,earor lliie Democracy l!ns llal
tar. years, at!a yat the Republican marty Mt
sos &c Sss S'y Gseas stf1aSs5b aa W & &0P'i P's
{Frnnkltn) county. nfe about 200 strong.
OF this number fully 1000 would
10 OVER TO TIE pE3IoultACY
for tho purpose OF defeating tlllrtt-term
caiMltlatG; 100 wn.t1l not vote ut nlt, thus
leayl,'Y only ito wi,o wo!,l1 vote for urSnt
ono element wouid l5ae 70 the Republican
iexs t!.9n 9,coo. which would nearIy oblltersio
the n,or[y Of Inst ys1 wsn ths sep,b!,s-
s Hills "S an n1y a yP"visnce P s o. saSH te esid se
I'Ilere aro 38W vottng precincts Ii,
Uhio, md TO- wash out the Republican
majority Of last year the Democratic
t2 ssio NJ s ssh e e eafa s!stss Site, Wi %e@
It ln any light OF from any standpoint, It caM-
not be dele!! Tint Grants nomination would
swamp tho Republican pnrty N Ohio. The
G Ss9' w" II n" fs SpetsF Sss SSSdfs;fy Saos ss
mud enthusiastic Endorsement. IN fact any
TIC faIl German vote. This disgust
,,nes2s nt ts assumption s aee IF Tue po,tsns Sfans
raanihE the Grant mnvn'nsnt was brought
to climax to-day wliGn tho Interview be-
tween Gov. Dunn!soli. and rretl Grant
was. read. Many pronounce the young
Ills iNther It'll in oitio. t;en. Gibson,
after recalling. the Interview III TME THrn--
uHE, stated that had he been III the room
would have backed him UP 80 forcb1y III tho
rear tflnt tho Colonel woi.lt lave lniNgluetl n
healthy mule w,ls Ii, the Immediate vicinity.
REMossT,.AScEs
ngalnst the nomination OF Gen. Grant md q
third terln ate being prepared Tonight, and
Mill hc circulated to-1n0rroW Tor SIGNATURES.
ttute1 by the tirant managers NJ illustrated
AZ tho Springfield Conyeilttoll. IN 1nu Of tho
lnrge r,tiIroatt shops hero 100 Republicans
hnva pIe4!gsI themselves ,.ot to m, vote for
test will By Signed in tho ,i,urning, all. To-
Eutller with several others, will be forwarded
t1 Chicago to be presented to tllc Conyention.
1'ho feeling against Grant aisl the dlarupat,;
Gambling in lorctug Iiin 10 tbS front, is
rapidly growing bitter, anu 1t III conceded to-
night that III tic eyent ut his nomination II
third Presidential candidate will bo nonl-
mated.
Srteiat plpatth 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
!, cLEyE1Akp, o., May e3.-Tl!e possibility
that Hrlnt may receive. the la,ni1,atian ut
Cllicago nuxt week hns nlarlnru Republicans
hero, i lnrgo majority OF whom consider Him
St St ts e wsssE sf1SE ~ a s Aps ~
unanimous agalast the ex.i resident tioy pr
ferrEng. any other go0d Republican. Tllc Ger
nsainst r It'll iiu,. The 1,,:olncr, tic i leading
(jeriMni, Republican daily, has given It out
TINT 1t Will under ,,o circumstances snip
port drant' It not only oppn,sts q third
TIM t es'%s Ill., oHes'f Hy att%s ~ sse1Sts' a rs
for Vrvst,1ent; that llo has breii
tricd and found wanting. Editor Willlnln
kauflnann, OF the tl1zei1cr, said to a. THt.
among The Ger1llan against. Grant, afr.
kuufnaMN sald llu did! ll0t know n slnglp
t;rnnt man gmonE the German popnlatlon Ut
zeosr Etposers q over 10 Ell ay " yyo
bDlt thu nomination allRuld Grant aMceeek Mt
ChicngD. Tho tiernnl, vote III the State ltlaY
bn estimated ut u, olo, aud, III THO uveiit ot
w @oaa afsSs 4ats assF{Bs Bssseess t Ill., sk9 s' haS pt
spnlo
uAnp-MosEY nEMocyAr
wtth, q good Waf, rcennl bg nominated at
CsucE1lnat1. Dt the rGAlRtlNlbr tho gfNatcr
par!, lle thought. would stay away from tho
polls Gvrlllana. 49, ~ cIt!ss, gn!liitt oa ~
md laotlstng tlo newspapers can say will
nr.llDHu vnthuaAyu Nl!ltiIlE them for Hll u,l-
pn,palar eanattase. Grant tt,e gpn'lSn!an ~,
salA.,; Wauta oe hoatsll ln Ohio by @,oN
,lho, .1vaeq5lter grn .Erto, conservative,
thoIgls utterly laantpg, ,tpwar.l the Aenlllic;
a'l c,Nilp, llgs opi'ose.l Grant stneo lb7,, at.4
liz G!it0fials agn pronounced against iEln
agaInHt 4 Third term. 1t tatlt0r IL ex-Lir0t.-
G0y. Mnllsr, WIN WIS elected with 1layea
whsn tll9 hitter first rim for tioye rnor.
,TE TMsvAh eYIIesR'''.dont d' taked * 1, also
nrAfHrtaH{ INV hfhhr rH1It1lt}NtA ffrnrt