, 1880-05-31
except by the decapitaion Of Don Cameron, and 1d
implicitly obey the mandate OF the majority

implicitly obey the mandate Of the majority :
: RENDERS ABSOLUTELY ussEcEssAnx, SAIL, !: :
Tefnpor'rY Tf i Chairtnan. on this matter there Cd
under no ctrc1mst.,nces be nny hnr1nony. Tn t!:
majority belong tho organization, and it i sim
organization. # is their duty to do SO withou
| spcculnring in soothing sirup.
1 There IS one; thing that the naa5orlt,
lions: Cameron viii die hard. He art
his Statc-stcnling conductors reprcstt,
the most dangerous element in poi1ti
Gill ltfe In France they would be either per
petual dictators. or perpetual reyolutionists
They will contest, to the bitter end every inch q
power Of winch tho majority can deprive them
the Convention 81 force. It has been rysterl
ousy whispered that certain PUMP number ,.I o.
tekets hvc already been au printed vcw ant
cussc in tbs city ;s's ever since the Farwcll Ha
nas an5 p5G oa hese t Wo5
with plenty Of nerve TO select a mob that would
to insist upon bis 6oiiticai and natural rights.
| F1tLEy AND M'cuLLACn. o,
| considerahie s,,rnrise has been occasioncd.
even TO thc Grant men at ,ne cev wvus Fey
haons ha wn'c9 G eXist M oetwefn oars I of st. Lous
ana G Inscnb II Mc,srt little Mackj, the Cd
ior Of the Globe Dcmoe,u OF st. No fou,s; nSa re
v.r;c, ..naratnd thnsn s,entleman for years wilg
| nna ~ itnn L,,.hnos, ~ rslft{onl mnnureri
otc ~. g. Wy uMeocst1 " fis onl,- within
" 49, ~, Anu H. +hav havo hncn
fnd,,nnd snGfe n r,tern,1a The orcna sausc Of
The eedness vss the rmaSsS %6s1 Mr Ti!|sy
w. 40 " t ~ -; se ne4n ntg nnnsounp
is s,1;s 20 epnvcrt Us Us otit ~ thos" who ha
9een o. service 70 i1o ,!iies rI ond IN the con-
cvnnit.nr u' nnnlsoa ntncss Thoro were. after
y ~ mn h at' In sdo,cd "mt bv rho presi
dent many persons to whom ne ~, was aan nnder yer
sr sfet ~; 4 ep % " ;dnnca ~ rememhnrod
~ th,n nls !s;a., III tde r. etr""nthan fhe I'D pc
.tnan , eases oLnalsvGss tha;r utnre and
ha. mere @ t ,f LindIx amns Who NJ
1 tneit 1nere , ~s aniannn nost " Ind hotne1 IN
nake ms PERIOD OF incnfceroon as la,1d hnve s
oss, nes Lying weaIk ' ~ hovn rrnnti
tni s"s3 33,,.ta,,a 49, 49, ~ hor1 cush h,1t
thue th;n .'ot,.*1 1ut e9'es n ~ diotnstafui and
tho c]amnrn,1s or,,rants were made easy with
promises Of Post Office positions Unfortunate-}
iy Mr. Filley, after placing one or two clcrkships
at the disposal Of tho proprietor Of the Globe
was found that the St. Louis Post-Otlice could
mn lonHer he used US a means Of settling these
obligations, the Globe Democrat begAn long
President finally dismissed from office:
Tho reconciliation then of ::.littlc Mack who
as the Deacons managing editor, conducted the
ter Of wonder, and when a Tn1nuSE reporter
yesterday met Mt the Palmer House a prominent min
local politician Of St. Louis, and one OF Filley's
history of the hatchets burial. The gentleman
stated that after the death Of Mr.. Mckee. which
happened some sx months ago the friends
of both Mr.. Filley and of his editorial
enemy began negotiating peace between
them. They urged III the strongest and most
gentlemen was to tho othcr,-now Mr. Filley,
grand as machine manager, was crAmped for
want Of an organ, and how the efforts Of Mr:
rnnnnu|utjOn Df men. could be. secured by SO