, 1880-06-04

would havo pnt up Tl1den; Grant botnE d.
fcatcd, they ,nay change tlsoir tactlcs:"
"Whcn ,arant's ,sgnlnml, hreaks, Mr. Rob
ccrts4l!, Will j. BE- likely sn go to Edn!itnas,
Washbttrl,g, or Sherman z"
LOGAN AND coSKtiNa wAallllunSE's FoEs,'
~. was inq,,sltlve TO know that, md I
nof 1f be suitc;l : WIFI Wash6afne. liz saii i,ot
md was quite den'onstrat!ye abo,,t It.. 20
close he was ia. Conkimg. to be .Conkling's
not n's"' belSvo i SUI 'eaIthes Gfant ''s sr blaisa
eSu4 bs nonats' and W9,ild l ,bnt ,,at nnH syo
ling and Ills associates arc looking toward
Edsnunds. Emory Storrs. WIN docs not con-
coal much, said tint they will nrver llayc
asGafn s 4 sT liz Ii sis eas noS e. Il tSnRns sSni!ns
As 10 Don Cameron, he Is q ,rnther different
MN from tho other two. Instead Of trying
to cointnnlld, ~ ConkllnX md Logan 90. llo
Rsgs nna tst gw e y Se9sg1g ysfy af fr
I,I"Inc, III % bslt Cameron },as al h'nseif nsainst
It, md yet TINT Is almost tho only why tint l'c
can right himself among tfs people, Conk-
sys saSk no. now: WY! Yoa @ afs acstrosins me- ihyo
some consideration for. mo OH account OF our
Gver-preseryrtl friendship 4etc Il don't
think Cnlner0n llna anything like tho ability
Of Conkling, but llG lias determination"
M'MANEs.
ssn, Vie 1ssSs Tic lit asSiast dfant III
"Wcll, Mcslanes Is ono Of their politicians
who has acted IN harmony with Cameron
doplia last aprng 3sl!lty deysopst gsat 70 is
Ing"
at understand. Mr.. Robertson, that Conk-
1!ng's severe attack III tho enlcus was c'liolly
directed agal1ist Nlr. WmdEn,. Of Auburn, l
was III Tie Convention when Mr.. Woodin in
ttmutcd tllnt II lie were sent nS q daltHate lie
| would obey tho Instructions 0t tho C6iireM.
y SUPPOSE he cn,no to the conclusion TINT
| / have, flint tho Congressional district Is hll-
| titled IL It's voice III n bUdy pf this kind:
was TIE presiding officer in tho Ssnats win!.
aid at Wood!n's request made tie
COMMITTEES TO Investigate him mainly
ont OF Democrats. They reported
evidence. liz il Il man OF fine address ans.
| with Konn common sGnRo. l don't Know
tint llo llas Conkllng's ability In some et tho
realnls Of Imagination md l[turRture. Cunk-
rIacs lii Convention makes nit utmost I'm
lnrtIntc impression. l1c IL u man, ton, solne-
what out Of eortlialtty, but commands respect;
II lie haA little ,noro common sense and
i!.a1, among na hut tllis driving, ,lon1lieor-
in4 disposition, willie 1t now md then brings
some weak person to his foot, thlls out the
l,a uHJn Is nnonacsi M stI wyit, overtlirow."
illus Conk!lng bnon Of any Injury to acn
GRANT ISJuIlED III cONKI1No's FRIENDSHIP
II havo thought about TINT" said Atr
al lG bee ssn asSass T. i if fho ' feoi!ns ere i
np nnp 9f sympathy for Grnnt. Thcsu nel
ought to trcus him better than to pull ails
haal hu.! about the Conyentlon. and, oven
lutlng experience for 4 man WHO 1lad beet
President like Gen. Grant. Tho cnnpalgl
would be almost wholly on personalities
Yet, from What know OF these men, sup
choice. favor Mr.. BInlno bacalse I know
wl,nt kind OF campaign lle would make IL
thls country wH in Congress Wy wit III hin
Congress with President Hayes, whom kney
we'll, but not intimately. Blaine Is en'!.ell,
'ly TUG fay0rlt OF t4e young men % allu o., O. IT,
country people lle Is w9lesoule, i, Ga
tically. We could carry. 1t for Sllerinnn
TOO, but by another kind Of canlpaign.n
li0bertson conc! c!udet by sRylng: ~ DC
Iteye in political Mach!ncs. but not n M1 "
party ns well ns ngnlnst the political cnen,y
FrD1a being party OF thought Of counse
. and Of arnlcabie correspondence bct,yohn nl
tHIr sn II y Te haHs beSn for som0 tlp'
As to tho question Of dulegattons charler
, their votes before q ballot II decided. NEr. {
i II. Grosvonor sald to ,ue: ~ drew up tl
: resoutiOn III 1870 which forbade q deleH1tio
10 alter is vote beforo the count WIS, Matl'
; 1t pissed without much observation mt
we came to the halIOts, md Their tho Bfatn
men found 1t ont and were terribly. oxt
, could have nominated Blaine In 1875.
: GATH