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| "noss" RULE IN ILLINOIS,
The Senatorial syndfcate and their outside
associates do not seem to haye the success
they anticipated. Conkling's packed Con.
yention III New York. which "instructed u
seventy delegates. half Of them against the
wish of their districts. to vote for third
term, has failed. and over twenty of the dele
gates refuse to submit to the impudent dicta-
! ton: by the time the Convention meets the
| independent deteeates will number thirty,
Cameron's mid-yfnter Convention In Penn
sylyania has fts commands repudiated with
equal defiance. Mora than twenty Of the
! fifty-eieht delegates have. at this time, in
dignantlv and def1antly repudtated the COM
mand to vote for a third term. Senators
Carpenter and Cameron. Of Wisconsin, have
failed to deliver tha Delegates of that State, as
per their part of the pact In the whole Wis
consin de1eeatfon there Is hut onethfrd-tern1-
er. and. a. he il a candidate for Congress-. he
hopes no .xtra-term candidate will he nomi-
mated at the Chicaeo Convention.
Ex-senator pomeroy. Of Kansas. one Of the
| old subsidy gang. ia renudiated bv a solid
| B1aIne da|epation from that State The
| Dalano faction In f,h;o ftha na,ano WIN was
| one of the savorv MANNERS of Grant,s Cahj-
net, was rnnndiatad hv the Rennh1icans of
that State in a unanimous anti-thtrd-term
dctepation, In MARYLAND the notor,ona
Creswell. ex-member of the Cabinet. the
hero of the Chornennfnp swindle. WIN WAS at
! work at the Maryland Convention lahorIne
for third-term delegation. was more suc.
cessfn, and rnnp In sevara, thfrd.tarmars hv
trickery and oyerreach,ng. seeor Robeson. AZ
Secretary of the Navy. was unable to control
the New .1ersev Rennh1Icans. WIN dac)arad
AGAINST third term. Ra}knan. ex-Secrptarv
of XVnr .vas ennol,v nowar,ese n, rowa ,yhfcl,
declared so}fdlv for Rloina The friends of
+ho l,ta sanotor nror+on ~ rndrono +r,a r.
his memorr nnan;mons1v rn,rd,atad +ha
third term. The Republicans of New Hamp-
shire rejected the annea}s for a th,rd tor,n
bv CredftcMobilier Patterson.-axnelled the
Senate for corruntfon sant so,i1 Rloina
deleration. Ioolx ut the members NJ tho
syndicate WIN have thus for hpan Tanndistad
hv the Renubltcans of their sevaral States.
t,onk,tno and Tim Mummy Na,v yorlr
pomerov 1snhef5r, ,K,neoa
carnenter an;7 C~5maton Wisconarn
Cameron and Kemh1e Pannev1vanIo
Cras,yall fChnrnann,no, Arorvlond
Roheson fev-Cahfnet ofT;corl New Jarcav
Patterson fexna1lea tta Senate, Nav,
Ho,nnsh1ra
Rplknnn fav.socrntorv of War, 1owo
np},no fav-cooro+or1,1 Ob,,
Gorhom fR1nol ca1ifo-nfo
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III t'''s seneral assertion OF 1ree nallots and
''o oosses' oannot the hepnoilcahs OF Lii
nols govern tnemselVes7 are they mere
oaoes 70 Dc nursed ny some Senator? Are
'4ley incapable OF forming the1r own opinions
ana OF Young their own sentiments? Must