, 1880-05-29

standing around, md n lively spnt ensiAl,
attracting u large crowd III tlin r0tllMla.
The debate was finally ended BY tho sugges.
there. Ths result was t!.at tnrcu-fourths
rllsed tielr lntltts at,ntllst Grstnt.
! OHIO.
MIR. 4. II. HUNT,
OF the Fonrtcenti, Ohio District, III which ia
located Secretary Slcrman's home, lelteyet
tint the elements hostile to tho third term
would unite their fbrces iii opposition to tho
rulc-or-ruiu policy.
:" 1las any step been taken In that dirce-
tion?'
"No, 1t has not assumed sl,npe, but 1t may
be cxpcctcd.n
:" How stands tho Ohio tlelcgation?"
:" 1t is mt known positively; but / thin!
thnt Mr.. Dlnlne will receive MI the way from
one to five votes from our delegation"
"On the first ballut2"
Yes; everything tends In that direction"
,,l! "llaSe as sou anS objections to giving inc the
. "WelI, I have tho names, but I would
rnt1lGr mt ElyU them ~ YOU"
,,,', "l5as M Grant my friends iii Your t'o1es''-
"Nnt one. In tho event Of tho withdrawal
Of Mr.. SllcrmaM's nanc, we snail bp u unit
for + 9viyy, tpy ons y! to bent Grant"
~! ijeeaaso .s il! he eannot sarry Ohio. VIII
Grant canliot carry ulll0." -.
CAPT. j. c. DONALDSON,
Secretary Of the Qlito State Executive COM
nntttce, was found III the Grnnl Pacific. liz
expressed the h9ilot TINT tho thlrtl-terni ele-
merit would fnil ~ tlo ntten'pt to organlzo
!" How Will Ohio vots OF, Ills iirst: .bnllot q'
" Ny belief II tint tho delegation will mt
yote, solIdiy for Sherman. Mr. nlainu has at
lcast one-tourth of..tle tloleghtlor, and mn,
,,,, "lpw aooMt tl1e opponents Of the nnclllnc.
"1tIfnk sa, but Iknow Of no decisive
steps In that direction. It IL too early. WHIT
say wlt;h sstety tlat 0hio WITH be asainst Tic the
Unit rlile.."
-; bo You expect MY Sherman clubs from
uat 81, f5G% 5fssr Go;&S%nss ;S'I Cleveland c'ne!n-
SIR i. II. HUNT or UPPER sANpueKY,
n tlelegate from Ohio was found III tho Si,er-
iIni. lsent!Guarters, Room 1la Grand l'ncff1c
Hotel: "ltoW are yi1l t.s. regards the ques.
ss1.t, ti%n Gf ~ te ,ittr t rule III tho coventIon
~ haven't eonsnlte,l witl, the Ohio men
yet, but thinl; tl.at will vote %aRslil,st II,
niil tl'at tho wlsola duegatlon. will ttu the
s;tlnt. nm for sherman, hnve no other
,; mStSts y2SMS M reason ploase' 3ly you don't
i. "Dscanss Hen; IL G arant ean't carry ohlq, /
nm net y politician, but | honestly bulleyo
party that will mol vYte for lin II l,o,aiuate.l
10 dGfeut iinl in tho stnte. ItlJiUk lhpt tjiprQ
wi!! " 10 tSo 9a!}Nty y GarGyig 91 With
fvslN!ng NSgt u sye'l 9't{9 t;ragt agtl;7t y; anSe'4yp
mo, tlsrs il 70 bitter feeling nga.nst
Grayt IN uhin. antl Won'4 y9ta f9r hiW II
~ u 10 aiy oppess'l o tinI' tsrs, st 9ts,i a
to i'i, tint Trtt tlilaE ilnt u :ca,lsi hs
elected. liva in IL rural district, where
ssnt aid T. sIeest asrictI,!rui SG T. popl s11s
Publlca.is who Woultl iot vote for f;rpnt. /
have no TX IT, grind, and | only want to seu
f sas 9ss %' E0 tnk @ k"En tEns tRsy' tays
nro tiro III our delegation WlttAre fof ulAlne u
als, II. G. lIEnaEs.
Who Who co'nes ~ q tlalaEate from John sher-
% %rti v s;seafsst % s'ne sna ssss5 os fslys Ms
0iltce, and lp Afterwards hoca,Np nAsotlnie.l
with htnl NJ . partner, nntl was wikli laln for
S, tw,nrtiy ~ yeara; "0f eo'5se Lam fnr siur9a1." "
s;' n l,,0 ,s G,,.t Mfna lna1' aa ~ tno
Ssf.,ra Sia; III, t6e ". tnv =" !o w ~ - c'''ato
'Wha. do you think Of our own late Coll-
Vea1'o1' s"a % sa'a ,no 1erscr: s ,r,,rao,;
,.a,si".r s"T '"yaH iAe SptI!nsneM y 'GoIi.
as'aaton ',sa, ~ '3J Jhuamotl ~ HAs Xely
K,; KaeH;1 .IiS.nHe ~ liz y MMS SonsTaly 70 Ae tr!sa
tien. dgant and his proslu'ets, It syas & nils
hNyu dpno us va tlld III 0hin. mil ib iIn1o
given eMcl, nlai, cl,anco IL s6to as liz
'Iilow tlo you rcenr,l the INIT u,]s p, -
~ nnl ,,pls.se.l Is il. Ths vyry, ca|} ltselt
/ ;o Mirtnsta ahojI H.. H k4taI