, 1880-05-15
POLITICAL.
Pross.Comments on the Granite
Bolt In Cook County.
The Congressional Canvass In the Va.
rloua Districts Of Indiana.
Nany 1ethodsls Opposed 10 crant-Anti.Thi1d.
Terlnism In Pennsylvania.
TIE GRANTITE BOLT.
VIEWS OF THE ILLINOIS PRESS.

NGtHE l}fflNfch tblfn11tr Gffht)
It Is not supposNDso TINT their ttho bolt
ers') delegation, will be recognized Mt tho
State Convention. nlnt II is difficult 10 COLI
caive Of my point or advantage 10 be gained
by the withdrawal.
tsut'tran Pnnarfm tDem.).
What effect this will lnvo Upon Grant md
Ills candEtlncy, unly wiso men cAn predict
will, certainty; but 1t looks to the cotimoli
people rs though tho bolt w0ilttl certainty
murder tic thirtlterni business either before
tho Convention, or nfter It.
1t'hitsidt Sentinel tTtr>
The only way to unswist tlle 1natter at
FMrwell 11nll delegates. Otherwise u faction
sa waIk eGt esr Svs eaveto at yi %yi i I'll f ths
ASSURANCE 0f right anu regularity.
Ttortti I'n,ntcrtpt tNfp.,.
The Grant men Of Cook Co,,litS,did one lin,
sv weTe ee to 9isr
Of Delegates to tho Republican Statu Cotlyet-
to'. Wien, they sccedcd ntllt went ont they
forgot al agon, Thy ,.rropnrt!e,,ate bust,
they desired justice frniil their opponents,
u,cy should liaye accorlled ulctr opponents
Justice.
1ratstsa RtpLbltenn tF1tp,.
carried lip to thc State Co,,yet.ton I" our
mind tho regular Convention Ill FnrwCll Iinll
will be recogllixetl by tlle StatH: Convention II
Springfield. They had! possession Of tho I!aIl,
retained the crcdenlials a'nd Ind tw.ttlltn!s
Of tho delegates, and, wtls!t Is still greater,
public. sentiment secnls to he on tlleir. s1,le.
Tint the delegates appointcl BY tlie n.ajority
vcntiol,. Is rs cir,tf ny tliat minority III my
convention Inns right to control Its action.
fh,,rti!e Commercial tTtep.l.
What viii lie outcome u : yVe are coll-
y%eS yso;r ii9n estu fq 'i it te "f la ys y 1s ss
drrcd dcspcrate, ny they nllWnr t, hr, Will
uncavor, by fairl.calls ur fUlll, ~ carry their
punt ut the Sta's Collyentiol,, admit the del
Rlnt pass Il resolution .instrlicting the tnrty-
two Delegates ia. the National Convention to
vote ~ unit for Gei!. Grni.t. Ttis II what
M ta spsees ss''s sSw y y nSs III Sss re cGSe nt e Hill
10 be "busscd" Or nit1xzed. Tile result !l,uy
be a transfer Of the fight to tho National Con-
vcnttOn.
o.u nosk I.'ana pnton g lHsg,. ou..,,.,,
With tile Chicago holt ls well founded. Tic
Chicago Ialic1-Occtn prints the prediction in
Italics, that "Tlle delegntes appofnled ut tue
far iosas Wi be- saf 1ted IL ptsef ~ snr e
iicli.'' ii tic representatives ot bgitil.g
minority Mre adn,sttetl, ~ acliancn OF tho
rights Of the majority, WHO constituted tho
confined to tho desperate politicians OF CHI.
cat,O. But We Ito not believe tllat the hDlters'
Delegation! wll bu ntlmttied ut Springtlcltl.
ne 1kEPHUllEAIlS VI tllG GliltG w ilHt UEIEpG
II, honorable dealing and carrying Htt the
will nf the people, nil! they will nut tolerate
ths Introduction q nf1ncrntti tactiss d
ttiSyery were 10 ba M @ ovtr ass anH Soy @
twt-tltrt's Of tho delegates would be for
Wash6nrAe.
, >, 1t1on 7sl.g,aph tRtp.).
at this distance from THO scene our I'M
%e a1s conlieie, 10 the bsiiief ti1at tio lot IL
tic Cook County Republican Convention
%Gry aE1 9aE to Fl soctsS Of s pgf priI
70 tho lar!ors Of tirst-class tavern, untl went
Delegates to represent Cook County III the
entes MD Or ointment st length % On ts t!!s s'ls' IS
heartcning and acplnrable struggle. This pU-
s!tlon, however, must be maintained ut nll
hazards: that l'lImaritics can'ot control nn-
Justified. except for tho gravest OF rc;lsnns,-
certainly not for wl,at appears llcre, On the
surface. The cry Of Mob, mob. will hnrdly
kIng. Keith, did hoyts of Tie BEST ctizens Il
Cllicugo who composed this Convention.
While wd @ @are M @Minaking iistory " orr aetlon
s 1Sstey s !3 49, wo Iii Il w Ii f"as s1scs ow aSs
trouble for Ill.,. Heretofore it tas bceil
thought wise md jlltlIc!ous to lot the nln1orE-
" govern: It has been found TINT this c0iirso
However strong nilgl't be tie prejudice f Of
minority has been .agniilst them Inns been
sSsiyt o9y cSnSssa ts ansta % n IL Ese t'y Yfn '%s w
wrong, we have quietly acquiescel iM MI nd
verse decision. But should the Stnto Con-
yentol. tecltlo tlat II minority Inns right tn
III thu. minority mud not likely 70 gut n,iy
recognition from tllo majority. 1t Inns ta
right to scectle. then We VIII l9yo 4 boil