, 1880-10-26
Great Meeting at Utica-Speeches
by Gen. Grant and Sem
ator Conkling.
Tho Louisiana Crisis .Eyndcl- -Tcnncs-
see Probably Republican oil tho
State Ticket.
Lew Steward, the Eminent Granger. Takes
Sides with GarAeld-Another Convert
at Marshalltown, Ia.
TIE DELAY

T11E DELAY
IN MAKING THE rtoM1aEn rul,LrC EXPOSITION.
Spfe.a! Dhpaeh to The ChteH9o Tribune.
new yo1tK, Oct. 25-Thnre IL tur chn1co
that leu. Gnrttcid Will bo slaughtered Mt lcnst
80 far rs tho Chinese letter is eonecrIed, by tho
anxiety of tho various eot,l1ntttees to sccura tho
credit for tho objection of tho forgcr. Ycster-
dAy everything was smooth md plain. The ex-
ports. IMync. 6uuthworth, nHd AMes, reported
10 john l. Davenport that kcuward Philip WIS
tho nun who hail written tito Cut1ctd lcttor.
Tn-day Davenport cnrns thnt tho iicnttty tt
tho forKor ,as not beon established, md,
whllo he holds thAt tho oyldunco which
ho 1ins stated couylots kcnwarl Philip. ho
dccllncs to make my rcpnrt at present
ur n1low any to bo tnItttc. liz stutuh ycsterlny
that tho report would ccrtntniy bo nude to tho
AssortNted rrcss tn-dny. And TINT 1t would bu
M complete tint It would carry conviction to
tho mind Of any man.
To-Day
hoannounces that ho Is nut prepared, md TINT
he is waiting for further developments. Ills
position Is oxplicah'e in Il few worls. Tho
discovery OF tho fOFKpr WINS tho work OF tho
Stato Central Eom,ntttoc, who employed
LonorHnn, tho detective, md to whom be llcld
himself responsible. Tho intention WIS tn keep
It from tho Nuuunal Committee, but, In
somo why, Jewell became possessed Of tile fucta,
and ordered tho evidence to bo presented to
him. Az soon Ns ho was convinced TINT tho
proof WINS complete, ho insisted that 1t should
pc brought boforo tho public under hts aus
p!ces, md claimed that tue National Comu1ittoe
should atunc 10 responsible for tho working Up
OF tho caBo, and the disclosures. To this pnvon-
port de1nurrcd, Claiming that he had objected
tho result, and TINT he was responsible to no
ono but himself. In tho mcnntftnu Mr. lowell
bud Expressed himself worry foellnYly, nnd somc-
what publicly, und,
THOUGH TIE rtaur.
tho fRot hecnn,o public that Philip was tho Rl,B-
pcctcd purity. Reporters for tho Now York pll.
1ors got hold of tho faot t1t s1ul0 otio WIS ais-
l'ettcd, aad Tonight Two Duhou,ians utptlBel
your informant of being tho arch-tlcnd, Later
thoy board Of rhllp, nnd interviewed tlult
worthy, who dcclinc'l to attorl any information
further than that lie WIS thirsty, positively 70.
fuaInx to nexouNte on my othor basis t,ln
lubricnt1ot. He would not adult nor ,leny ttlat
he WIS tho author of thu letter, but told blu In.
tcrEogators that he was prepltrcd tu
BEE yAlt1ETY or PEOPLE BANNED
untor such circumstances us shoy might select
III tho most convenient place fur tho ucoo,n-
plish1ncnt Ut such Mn Inconvenience. Tho ult1i-
Guilty butwceu Davenport, representing tho
stnte Committee, and 1ewell. representing tho
National COMMITTEES, has ercnted u complication
that bids fair to dolAy tho roport.
HEH. H1tANT,
OH henring that tho guilt bud boon fastened on
fnmp' tn"ao 1no 1e'nrAt We "on 1o4t 1oweH
OF th,a' aha' tals Observation 1olhg repeated 10
Je"cll' aFonsea hl1h' anu loreeu u ren'arKuslo
!11eses! ~ tho ss'o caH'pp'gh. Iaefe ~ 10 Ase
trying to suppress tho fauts. There hAs Ieon u
sertouH misunderstanding between tho two
Commtttoes, anu that MISUNDERSTANDING hss
aelayea tno puollcsuoh III tho report VI tao OK
perts' VINO nrc n''ailIf''o1'sy OF tho op'non that
thHp IL tue autnor OF tae famous lettuF.
uAsehpofe VIII not MAKE fop6Fe 10 tho Ns-
uonai committee, anu thhs committee rcfusea
~ fAtl'or my Eepart that uoca NOT cunto to IT