, 1880-04-17

viii have tho Delegation from hta own s,.ate. n.
ltllns. n|Mino hMs developed oxtranrjin,,s.
s.nnEs s stf srty s ~ fho sfsfs .es + (
'sttr l'Ff*s t{aep.h ~
There Is natural inclination IN nankind
to ktngly 3nvernmcnt. nm apptrhcn.
aive Neutrality-suspicious. too npptchonslvc-tb,,
the government Ut those Suites n1ny In futp,.
ting oEil iti u tnntinrehy;-.ItchJdmft FrnAdins II
Me C1'stfthtthtat Convention.
Thu Republicans in New York who on.
posed Cornell aro opposed to Grnnt. and It Il i,
nas9nee of power: And It ts Oh this gsot,ni ~
on this nlUio, thAt NO nro orpOaod to tho nnmi!.
llltlUn OF OrnAt ns I'LL unWlse mcasure-dEd,
I'LL Hammer tiie1'.l. "
"Long" joncs went down 10 BprtneGe,a
on Tucsdny to run tho Sangnmon County Con,
ycntion IN tho 0rnnt Interest somchos /.
cln1ght Il bly, "bec In his bonnot," aud cs,a,
70 lis uovernct % 'aties is lntcr, al @ ises!esss, s!sss
Collector, and not nttenpt too tn1ch III the w
pf running tho ltcpnbl,ean politics Of Illilloa..
1f1rkt iiH1 1ft1nscript ffcp).
Tho I,ltcr-0ccal WAS ccrtnin that Inv,
would nut 70 for Hn!ne with all it's hcart. nnt
1t dill. It Is MISC certain TINT Illinois will 70 son
for Grant. hut It will not. And une OF IL.
a!trcst Indications TINT It. will not Is in tho ts+
tilHt tho InttF-U Ucctn sMyB 1t wilt. 10 know hor
anything Is RoinE lB to learn what the lnGr
IF wef1, ~ sys WI ana @ tcI, nko ~ your m!nl that
ffeep.> s'"@
Tho Kentucky md Missouri orchards com.
binctl won't furnish escn II crah-npplc to In
Republican p!ppin pilo next fa1l. Full Of bloou
for nomination but hurry fruit for m elcctton
thAte whnt's tho matter With them both; and i
Il ,3 on tho strength Of 5ust sue proiltleSs deesi
l iM Forced Gf ut Nib 1t thIcnK0-a .nomtua,ioa
likely to tlfsnembcr tho purity and inaufp ii
dcfeat.-Damnpo't tld.) Gazettc tlicp.}. :"
Tho Tribune stated as n matter of new,
purely that Sicssrs. DuuRlaas, lltgotow, lIouFa
Fcssonlc',, and Twecdy LOT the Connecticut deis'
gation] wero for Blaine; that Corblll w.as eouptd
for Edsnunds, With doubt III fayor OF Nlalns.
TINT lirandcgeo. chalwick, and olncy VEN
and 1lMltiwtn fur Etltnunts. ThIs staton,sAt i
specific, atltl lls not been spccilcnlty cont,s.
,tSls'l; ,.t. II 4 Is insorreet easy TO tell
JirAndggGc, chndwick. and Corbih atu ntueh
in9ro likely to voto for I}Ealne than for Etlnund
-New 1ufts Tribune tficl..}.
AT The meeting Of the Sclcct Committee Oh
tho Payment Of Pensions, Bounty, and 1aes
rny, last Saturday, slr. o. II. Wilson, Of Indian.
hpolls, after stating his rcsasons why ho though
hero should bo loHiaauon to expedite tho husk
HOBS IF tho Pension Bureau, was askctl by Mt
1ieyors, nr Indiana, what was bis pytltics. IL
uhnirsnatt Of the Cunmlttcu. asked: "As 5ca fes
havo given your politics, huyc yoM my ob]C,
ton to sMying Whetller yuu nro for tho c1-rresk
dent Or Dir. Sherman" Mr.. Wilaon replied; Il
am fnr tho ex-1'rcsi'lent for King, Or lor that
matter. Hill fur his son Fred to follow, 90 lolt
rs there is Any danger uf tho Donnorncy rlF
Ing. g.'-No,tiI0g u Letter 10 Nc,u York HtruM
But 1t should never be forgotten tha!ln
Ohio, Now York, Connecticut, Now Jersey, In.
tlnna, Illinois, and Wisconsin,, Us we'll az Ia III
tho paoltlu States, both Democrats und ncpub.
lcnns aro compelled to rely upon unattachM
voters for party Victories. Ihoro is moi, to.day,
clear Republican majority in cithor OF tts
Dcntocriltio nlIjority At c,.st Per cent Of ths
qualified electors III nll IF tho Northorn StAtts
acktDw1ctl9o ilo Mlegldnce to my. IulitcMt pas,
". They Nre admirers OF political boli1css,
courage, louor, md consistency, and the.i
weight u almost uniformly Gust Into the scale ID
tnvor Of tho purity which tnanifests these quail.
tics In tho highest dGKrce.-Oht0 Stats Journal
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