, 1880-05-16


Dh1'atch to Ne1u Tork Hera1d-
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 1.-THE Chicagt
trouble has been the sole topic of discussion
| here to-day. The very general impression
among Republicans Is that it substantially end
the thfrd-term movement and rules the EXPIRES
dent out.
"He ought to withdraw at once" is the com.
menr Of many Republican congressman. ait ].
indecent and ruinous to his reputation to MAKE
cat-and-dog fight for the nomination. HI
dsgusts the country, and this Chicago business
would make his election impossible even if he
grabbed the nomination."
The third-termcrs are alarmed, and some o1
them to-day openly declare that for the sake ot
harmony in the party it is now necessary tt
think Of another man. Senator Window is the
'other man" named. He WAS nominated BY
Mr. Conkling Inst winter as his second choice
and it is known that Mr.. Window has for some
time past freely expressed his belief that the ex-
Presidents nomination would split the party
and be fatal to Republican success The pro-
lection of Mr. Window into the canvass ut this
time is, however, in some quarters regarded as
merely an adroit flank movement on Mr.. Blaine,
intended to carry away the Minnesota delegation
from him.
THE TH1RD-rERM SYNDICATE.
The third-term syndicate by NO means give up
fortunes into his boat, and. If ono may judge
from what is said here, they will not now allow
the cx-President to withdraw even il he should
man to be nominated, and have that man elect
el, would place the three members Of the third
term syndicate-Messrs- Conkling, Cumeron and
~ th;, nternrso AK ~
blunder. It they should, however, secure the
ex-President's nomination, and he should there
wp1Id b. # rou1, ha nnfn to them "s 70 nsserf n
that no Republican could have been elected and
u!s. .uey ulu ~ dol .ne pest. 1neIs IS noTcoeer'
arr 1bst r. fhn sh.",1 .rthdr" ~ ,tG ~ paai
dent. y large 1,:irf Of The delegates fnvornbje to
him would 70 over to Mr. Blaine and iusu re his
nomination; and this fear Of not being able to
hold their men If they give up the third term,
probably influences the leaders to hold on to the
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hoar,n snnn,on has nnS n.aaa au9 "" 1orA
- ,ha+ 10 49, ,n+ ;,1 - 1ha. ~ t Ju 80, ~ "
fu poli1ical trickery il uscfi tn s.sci1ra s. for
him." said Republican Congressman here this
evening: IS but hare not the least fear that the
ruinous to the party as to nominate him. He is
out of the question"
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rn",,1nrt;. r1 ~ o ~ tt liu t'. kreGtor IT,
rt @ e,., % t,n.s,. . Eli heS ~ nlu rs -
accomplieh the p1rnose - Hta hns ,rot r., he
beaten in the Convention if he is beaten ut ali.
was said here to-day; and evidently the third
term lenders prefer defeat 1T the party with the
ex-Presi1enr, to SUCCESS with any other man.
Their attitude is firm aud uncomp promising It
is the followers, and not tho leaders, who tRlk Of
another 1uun und propose Mr. Window
u1rro1s Mrv nv r,1p s,rrr.r1or
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1,iin";s 49,. ,h - i III - .h nere py
et,.3n ~ - eli vi - ' 49, -. l.c P.at ttsa ~ tao
s'T rt< 10 +,;. - 9. uaeGl ~ taG
fnd ,,a t,nt1aiiaI - ~ s',.,, ~ 1nieen ~ere
Sturrs. VIM tig,1red in tha Rnhcoci- ord
Whisky-Iing trials, and Leonard Swctt and
Mum, men Of. antecedents simi1ur to those
of Sturrs; and the ant-thrd- term majority
have, it is said. many of the best citizens Of Chi
cago among them. Letters and dispatches re-
ccved here show that the feeling on both sides
is intensely bitter, the thirdte.1ners beng bent
ut all hazards on success, and their opponents
being animated to resistance, not only by hos
tility to the third term. but By Indignation and
disgust Mt seeing the kind Of men who aim to
control the party.
COURSE OF TIE DoLTERs.
# IL bc,tevo1 hero that +he noIrerz 1rt11 At, ,,
+tnir ao,ati, ~ &c - ,r ~ h,1 ~ ~ 49, ~
nj Springfield, aud will then be strong enough to
SECURE LUG GlutG Lol 10 tue 61-FFEsiQent.