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TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE AND DON
CAMERON,

The National Committee of tho Republican
party Ia co,nppscl of ona n,n,nber frnm pnt!,
State AMI Territory, a1td Is tho official orga1.-
tzatton Ut tho Republican party during tho
Interval between the Adjournment Of one
National Convention to the meeting nlltl
organization 0f tho next. Last winter this
Committee WIS called together Mt Washing
ton to determine upon tbs place where tho
National Convention should meet this year,
and also tho dato ot meeting. Tho mcn,-
ber of tho Committee trom l'ciansyl-
vanta WIS Mr.. w. II. Kenble, ;'wl,o
it,. tl,at tlno fal sono business in
tho Courts Mt horne.-busl1'ess likely to de-
ta1n 'siM even buyontt the lext Gection, xu
no 'leslgnate't Senator ca1nort'tI M his s1il,-
stituto. Cameron was subsequently, through
some n,sntpnlntio!L made Chairman. Usaac
''as made It tho duty Of tho Chairman of this
Committee to tall tho National Convention tn
order a!M to numluate n Temporary Clair
man. II no objection be u.a,lo, or ,lIy!sion
demanded, or nthns caMtlItlate nninrtl, the
pnrson proposed by chs Cl,alrtnal. OF tho
COMMITTEES Is elected, md then tbs Chairman
af tho Committee tlrnps nit vi oftual stgl!t.
Until the Temporary Chnirnlan ~ aploit,t4u!
or electotl by the Convention. tho Chairman
of tho COMMITTEES IL tho qI.t.st presiding of.
Acar.
The prlmary question to ba ,,eter1n{ne,l ,y
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In tl4ts why iAu +; delegates If twD States
VIII not ofIy be denied tho rlEtlt Of voting,
bhl also tllrir Is snes Will lM given IN
,ttrcct opposition tn tl,cir wishes mud tu'Se Of
t,car districts, nild will make difference Of
~ Votes In The ilMul result
Now thu Na.Iunal Committee, recognizing
tint this II n National Convention, co,u,n,sett
Ut iwu delegates chosen from "e,seh CM.
grcssIonnl district" and OF "fnur dele
gAics ut lnrge frnln eacli Stntr," mil
two Delegates from euclI Territory, a,ul
not "Consellton Of States" but
N Convention Of tho Republican lmr-
ty, llnye tho right to insist that its CtNlr-
nl,, actlng l,y It's authority, shalt in tha pre-
llnfnnry proceedings of appointing presll
Ing officer take ntld Cottnt tlap votes ,ls they
aro gtvn,l by tho delegates, mud not as they
may bo determined by inui0rll!es OF decga-
ttois.
1t Mr.. Ca,nero,, sl,nll refuse 10 give Ills
pletlge that he will curry out this direction OF
tho National Committee Ut which he Is u
member, nlNl shall Insist upon his right II,
tlisfmncltsc i'm Gelenlirs anil exclude them
from vnlll1g, tllcn tic Committee owe It
10 themselves, ntui tn tho party, lttl tn tho
country, to rGquire Mr.. Cameron to resign,
OF, It lie refuse, TO t1eposc him as Chairman
a,itl 10 elect uHtfhcr to that oilce.. In deal
Ing with nien who seek to tlistraiciAo the
Republicans of tho Union, anil by means of
Il millUrttU OF tile Convention to direct and
contml fts proceedings aud aclt1ns, the Nit
tto,,aa Committee have All imperative duty tt,
perform, and That is, to plnee tho Convention
ii, tho llantls Of II majority Of tho tlciegutes
kn,tt II stf1 mn tuftrn ft1if IT, ttS,
, 1880-05-31

DVllll 4As lUBAlls lhl'!tlcilIltf - lu" Ill l9t
possession OF stufen goods. To put tho cnse
in II WY which l!u will readily cuu,pre'.cntt
he holds tho stakes that lnrs becM won by
stocking tho cards. lie il ciinging to proper
ty tllat does not belong to him. lie IL going
into tho National Convention with four dale
g1ltes (includlng lnself) FROM the State Mt
large whose appointment was procured by
boiling and fraud. III addition to these, he
holds tho rein null whip over twenty hcncll-
men who wore moi legally appointed ut all,
since tho districts which they seek to mlsrcp-
resent had previously, and according To party
precedent and isage, appointed twenty reg,i-
lar Delegates. lie has played very tles-
perato game up to the poiMt wl,ere fnnl 1ll-
tllor1ty will intervene 10 compel him to d.
liver over tho grnbbutl stAkGs to the people
to whom they rlghtruly belong. He liAs
achieved National notorioty rs n scientific
expert II, fraudulent practices. lie
hopes TO hold fast to other peoples
property under certain tcci.ntcalftley. No
one Seeks to Justify Ills conduct nor lis
position rs Just or fair. If lie SHOULD succeed
In the e1ld, tho result would be n,ucll tho
same rs IN tho cnse Of u ,,ur who cscapcs
conviction for swtl,tlljnR or larceny by SONIC
lfAwln tho Indictment. 1lo nild those u.s.
socialcd witt, him In tho effort to p!unalcr
the people of ten districts IN tits Stato mt
Ut their rlglltful representation III tile MI
tional Convention would wander about dur
Ing tho cnsulNg campaign under II talnt Of
fraud and rascaltty. Tl.py would be avoided
by honorable a,,i fair-,ntntlcd men every
where, a1Ml tic people would wrest from
them Mt the polls tho plumber which they llad
used for tho suppression Of tho opopu1nr scntf-
nlcnt III tho Convention.
From this point on the odds will ho against
Jollil 4. Logan and Ills pals. Their game
has boon exposed. They will not l,e received
by q majority IN thu National Convention
ready to cos'tone and ittforso thelr otfcts.
a1ld lenro them to- tho enjoyment Ut their
plumber. ThBro Is ito flaw III tic Indictment
which l!as bccn brought ngalnst them. Thu
c.se will DO completely made out a9atnst
them. SO fur IT'S right a1lI Justice nre coll
cerlletl, asttl they will be thrown 0ntoE Court,
, 1880-05-31

cal carry single Southern Stnto. They
catne To Chua,.n, many of them, un,,cr
tho impression ttnt tho North was solid for
Grnnt md TINT tho Nnr.h would elect him, and,
believing TINT, they Scro In favor Of Grant ns
tho man most ccstnln to to elected. They avo
discovered their mtstnko slncn nsrtvIng In Chi
cnxo, afi'' hnvn sccn that, 40 far from being tho
.trotIGcst, Grnnt Is the weakest man named In
tho Northern stAtes. The interest Ut thexe
Southern uulcu1ltcs is not mitch In tho t,tlnt.
natInn M IN tho election Of tho Republican,
candidate for tho Presidency for thor hayo
every rnaHnn to tlrnMtl tho consequences OF
Dcn,ocrnttc rulo tn tho South: a1, ns thoir hope
in this tnnttcr rests solely upon the North, tho
nonsense about 0rnut getting any Electoral
votes III tho Smith will he likely TO cut very
amnl1 t1gire when tho battutinR bcgins,
, 1880-05-31
pnHfTTnM nF nHI0,

Ohio comes to the Chicago Convention
with solid .telcgattol opposed to II third
term of Grant. Tllat delegation, Including
its chief lnun, do not lesitato to warn their
fall0w-Iepublicans everywhere tint tlioy.
will loso OhtD II tic tl.trd-tcrn ISSUE and tho
tllirti-term .canu(dnte' be taken up by tic
purity. Ca,ldiGl mud Intelligent Ohlonns arv
cortatn that their Stntu will 70 Democratic
II Gen. Grants nomination shall ba procured
by excluding ten Congressional districts Of
Illinois froll, DrUpsr representation in tle
NattutInl Convention
Cal, tho Delegates to tho Nntionnl Conveta-
tiot,, who are intrusted wilt, the tIestlny Ut
the Republican pnrty, afford to iglore tll!s
wurlinga,
OHIO i,as been doubtful State these many
years. IT is tho only Stqte which l,o!tls IN
0etoher olectiolt this year.s The Presidential!
strugKla will govern ha vote Of Ohio liz o.
tobcr. II tho Republicans: lose Ohio iu Oae-
t0bor they will be 1otented II. thu Presidential
tleotlol, In November beyond nl,y question.
Tho Republicans aro hopeful Ut carrying
Ohio With any 1t tho candidates named cx-
cept Que. They fuel anh prelict 1ufcat with
that one, alla ho OIL account ot popular hos.
tlltty III tAirtl-t8rntstl asa poplltar' disgust
with Ills previous two terms.
TO nominate the only candidate who will
render Republican SUCCESS III Ohio hopeless
will bo slu,ply sn!ei.lal. ,
Four yenss ago the Republicans carried tl.o
October election II. Ohio by thu small nlajur!-
ty Of o,G30 in pQ!l Of G'o, ,ooo votes. Thoru
WIS ut that tins no DETECTION iu the party.
This Presidential! canAtttatu was u :" f1votIt
son" Ut Ohio, ulIl the party wus enthusiastic
ally united in Ills support. Yet tort y-nue
Democratic yuters We're Gust fur every fifty
Republican Votes. A change of one vote In
u hundred would lays turnets tho seaIe. Tho
Republican majority was scarcely pcr cent
Of the votes cast.
The yictory was 50 close that the Demo
crats were not Discouraged. but III tho No
ye,Mber election actually cast 5,s,d more votes
than the Republicans Ind Gust In October.
II the Republicans had not rsllted MI ti,rlr
strength, they would still have lost the State
IN ths Presidential election OF is1u. As It
WIS. llayes' nmJorisy was only :,7l7 over ill
, 1880-05-31
THE UNIT RULE,
An uNHnoKEH CHAIN or rREcEpES1s A0AlsE

Below will 10 found tho rules under WaEa
every Whig aud Republican National consso,
tton from lxf)t!owl, haa bafloted for PFts1ach.lA
candidates, with cxtnIcts from tho debates !a.
arose OIL Queatuns Of tho construction ol 1as'e
r1liea, tnl tho decisions Of tho Conventions "
such questions. as also On questions anee!us
tho credentials OF candidates and tho pas0A
their authority to-h net rs alteh.
Tho extr.lQts given. aro taken FROM ctntc.ap~
nary ropnrts mud present tho history q tnene ae.
insiottant rulca ami tho conclusions Of tne WI
ruHtionS thcr0Ons 4
l.. > 1879. = :,
"A .Whi4 National Convention 1nrt at nss, ss.n.
burg. 1M., Dec. I, 1850. After temporary Mmased
!zation; Ar snn!xie nf Massasnascf!lfth ns IA the de
srcss OF s,nilar occaslors," vhlyt was sg!IfS; Il;
70: al tie Secretary, enE furt!!s@hsa 81 %t oxsr tbs
nar. @ vs aa rsesso s TIC eseisst!s!s 4 ts as
gates OF tho several Suites. When tenns!laS,ssof II
wnB reachrd he announced that t"9 "'9i,,sirts- I'll
tho Fourtil. IWolfth, and seyentccntnTtG;'axIss !; rs
lux s:nta til tho CtjnventiU1,, aud tliat y ~.
tho pleasure IL tGo Convention he w!!a W. w.
Geca e sd. t1S s eFGaess eners 0t 1t
moved thut committee De appointed, ,conpg1sTs
q Delegates from other STATES thai, re,'s, re- Ss,se
na tp gxam,a into ne c!, c!aI!Il55 y! 5,snute ~ s
Sir. Williams, nf Pennsylvania. ,tnoo'a;ttts tnosaHt
amend by referring tho subject t 1caanaxisa! c1eisa!
t., 10 chDsen from tho delegation ot fe'''''
Gu motion ot Mr. Williams, after soes sor rils tbs
diHclIsaiull tho subject was ptsllh",s ~ natna
present. anl tho Secretary Then fei. ei9...iv IN
Of tho pthor members frotts nj tbs
Gu thu following DIV, nftcr tho sG,lHt.1 nr,n;,gnt
dourNul Alld hefpro thu ~ p.nOYl-
9rKalz4on reported. M g,S,xxc'S,;io gSxcS; pa till ihs
disputes Il, thu ronnsytyanla ,csn c.,,npso.
mlaal, and that tho delegation Waa tom onmsndtiatef
Whom tho subject OF SclcctlHR sns.,Ittlun
eA,ne up, Dir. Spraxtte pEoseGteo
tho subatuncB of which wus: =. a.ote ehoud
"Thnt tho Delegates fraln eaen ea - rh COM
assemble In committee anu apItnIn etee mem.
ujttee 1tttt To u,nsl8t OF mare taal otot. ahouH
brrS, and thAt tho tcaesttes!n eash 1Ii.uf. and
hlilnt tor President ind rice-, fIH'si1tnsJ ap-
communicate tho result 10 tho S0.ht .,.hsr ptAtts,
pointed by tho delegations Or the hha,irt until
aud In thjs wny should rnttnile ~ haioIet l1
minority ut tho StAtcs slt.l,!I Hnnu nnnsundjitI an1
then tho Committee t0 report " ta'
III. .s1raguc explained his proros'uso'Hs sus'scts ID
entirely preliminary and to AasE aa"'nInntjou u
vlew;: Prst, tho collection atid a1sse II lbs Cu'
tho vteWB OF tho tlltlqrent iheMt!,itnr Of liln-
tnilticH ibit tiifuht exist lutwtcn ii md mt
particular tieleglttou: Tue prals'sh'V, , intended
dntpracv tho pur cnplta vnte, ntlt n ntn4ty uf ths
Ia lcortNitnfclto tho vofcU of slo Maa.1r,nttup.'
Delegates frUn eHch BtAte T. fho i, fIyor OF
" Nr. Ntltlen, OF New fork. sP9Ino e., Convention
proceeding with nominations H., ~ tuIh La'
lie thought IT was ut ln1us'le*
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TnE Grant nun aro already beginning TO

T1fE Grant inun Aro already beginning to
cast abnut for IL seooud choice, its thoy pnrcovc
pretty clearly thnt tho Convention viii nnycr
tender II THIRD term Of Ornnt to tho American
people. Some Of thuln seen inclined to fRyor
E1mund4 kls thcir second choice, nnd othors
lcrn to Washhurulo, because thoy know thnt he
could curry New Ynrk md 1nl!una unl every
StAto north OF Masn1 md Dixun's llno. Hut It n
understood thnt TWO Ut thruo losscs, Iognu being
ono Of tho two. nre Iealausu Of Wnshbur,1c, md
Will therefore oppose him, md tho wishes Of tho
common herd of Instructed" Gr1,nt delegates
are not respected, regarded, considered. or taken
into nccdllnt by their Dosses. Tho thrco Holx-
ers" consult tho Wishes Of mono but their own
sweet Wills, which must bo obcyod by tholr ful-
lurscrs NJ tho supreme law.
, 1880-05-31

AnEASGEMESTs hive been completed to
facilitate tho transmission Of money by poBtul
orslcrs between ttp United Statos and C,ln,,tn,
to gn nto effect July l. md to remain In fnrcu
until one ycnr aftcr either ono Of tho tw0 Cow
prnmcnss slall glvo notice Of desro to ter
mil t,ut tn
, 1880-05-31

A DISTINGUISHED public man from one OF
tho Western 8tatcs sMlt. ycstcr.iny: "WhEte
huye Mu put lemco with tho tliirtl.tcrtn rugholr
myself, ito not deny tint It m,.y havo weight
with tho ycuple, md that TN this ground 1llone
It illny bo IJudIcIo,la to no,nliMtu Gen. 0rlt,"
, 1880-05-31

Mn CoNkt1S0 yesterday lifted his majestic
torso over tho henl Of sherI1 DaRxett, ot I;rnok-
lyn. nnl c,unt SEQ tho lattor Mt ali, though tho
two werc formerly on ternls OF grcat Intimacy.
The arrogance Of tho cut direct, t,u political
grounds only, was astonishing to tho Western
men who happened to witness this exhibition OF
bud temper and batE n,MtlnprB.
, 1880-05-31

If Don Camcror refuses to pledgo him
sef to obey tho directions Of tho n,ajnrlty nf
tho National Committee there Is only otic coslrsc
to r.s"o and that 10 tn i.s",..~', hire Tho. .Es-
publican purity 10 nut. going, tn stalld minority
rt,le and a!lctatlon. It gut .sofe IT. thnt .ncdt
ctno In Springfield nt the hands pf 1lr. Lo9ul,,
atil 1t Is Il, no humor to haye It rupcltud by Dir.
Cameron III Chicago,
, 1880-05-31

"ppos''o''' ai,u .I''s ,,"' IT, "f's ''"en' III ;, -
nin' wy VI '"'.n, "'' ",''.""' .","''
a'o.' " 'n'sS ,. ~ .,'," ~ ""'." tuu ."p'o'
"''s tN''t "'i"'" :" ,'n" ""s ."a"s' S",.'
t..", '",. ss'o" .',, :" .a" ''' "'s
.n"." 1.'.', "e'.',s """ e',a' ~, ,,s,.,,.'. r"
'''.'''a '>' '''''s5""'s" "'''e ''o '''p"'''s''''
',s'S' ,r,'s ,,o ,,u,,,,x a.. ,.a. ,,.oo,,,,,.,a,
p sc''' .'''""ns s'a ."'s ,,t','..
..,,., ~. a. s',,, vs' '''.,,.'. w., 'p w.,
u"ss,"' ,',. ~ .' .n-s ~. ., 49, ,,'' so
op"p''. ',.'I " .I.''a; . .,'. ~" ..a nu ',.',
'n"..a ,.a .,.".. unnas.,s, ~ o.S. ,,as @',"
w., ~. .,ss 49, I,,t,. ~ ~ s..,,,,.'a," ]
~ ~ f"k' se *''Ns
, 1880-05-31

SENATOR I)oS CAMERON loltsl t1le In
Rtruct!on Ut his Btate III fnvor OF Gny, Curtin
III 1a yot hc s,ow .icHics tho right Of many {acle
gptca tn vote at al1 except ~ tho majority Of
theIr do1eaAtton tnity dircot., . 80, -.
, 1880-05-31

TnE two Casars. Cohkl'ng aild Cameron,
and ono Hulzer. fugnn, who has so,zcd twenty
delegates that bptong 10, ten CongrcasEonn! dis
tr!ots, but ho viii havo 70 dron tthan,.-tho Con;
rcntlon will squeeze hts wlnIppe until ho t1oea.
, 1880-05-31

TIE opinion Is expressed by Mr.. II. D.
Foley. a dc1cgnto frOn Nevada, that Oregon
wnuld btcotne doubtful Btntc 1u tho event of
Grnnts noinfnNtion, but thMt either Blntnc,
WAshburnet Or Ednunds could curry It beyond
. sjCt13L$
, 1880-05-31

DELEGATES chi only represent the walea
and sentiments Of tho Republicans Of thetr,
districts by rejecting tho mil
rllo, which H. n tynaunicai doyico OF pnlitlcnl
I'osses to doniineor over thu sentiments Of other
, 1880-05-31

t1AwEs Et,I.trrxn ~
TIiE i11grltIfsrs.
Scry,lij,-i3. +. DI]I.
LII EnIif,: Il. ~. tvilinrti'
viii,
f;i1y,tlI-J. n. ,y1lsor,.
JrnIlit.is. II. IL JI,it,nn''
En,tknkm..
EietSntH-O. n, lIat,,-
, 1880-05-31

GEN. GRANT altd wife leave Galena to-day
IN reInnin ut Dubuque until utter the Cunven-
tton. 1t fA to be hoped tho program is not TO
vncate his State until aft'r he is nominated ,ls
the Republican cnntsdato fnr tho Presidency, ls
That might Involve Il very protraetcd absenco.
, 1880-05-31

a 1'oKrIoN Of tho I,eAdyi|te strikers will
resume wnrk to-day nttho Chrysollto Nine ut u
per dAy. and have prcpnreti to defend steni-
aelvcs ag1ltlst any Interference or Intimidation
by tho strikers.
, 1880-05-31

Down with tho unit rule Pull ont tie
guys. Lot the delegates ot ali tho tlistrlpta ho
allowed freely to vote far Presidential caudl-
tlatDa According to tAotr beGt ltiu9mQnt. :. =.
, 1880-05-31

Trx CHICAGO TntIrNE Inns established brnnch
oces for tir receipt uf subscriptions md advertiser
n,cnts ~ follows:
NEW YOLsk-1toom a Tribune nul1dlua F.T. Nc
FADnES. Mnnnucr.
GLASGOW, scotiand-Atlnn's American Nsws
Agency. 81 NeAneld-st.
LONDON. Ehg,-Americnn Exchange, ~ Strand
VESRy 7. Gitt.lG, Agent.
WASHINGTON. d. C.--I5lo X street.
, 1880-05-31

IT has been u longtime custom of THE
TRIBUNE to print IN tho Montlay'a Issue tho scr
mons Of tho leading ChIcago ministers. To.dny,
aud under tho circumstances, TuE TRIBUNE
aWnr1s that spaco to Sntan and the politicians.
, 1880-05-31

T1lt: reverse side OF Bcacons!leld's rosy
picture Of tho enormous exodus Of United
stutcs farmers into Canndn IN now being pro-
,c1ted. During April more than 1000 people,
chiefly French Canadians, left Quebec for tho
United HthteA.
, 1880-05-31

DEcoKAT1oS-DAY was observed yesterday
quito generally throughout tho Wcst, tho henyy
rains Of Saturday having rendered tho usunl
exercises Impossible.
, 1880-05-31

IsS'r It true, that Senatof Don Cameron
went Into tho lsopubllean Convention OF lsgS OIL
ttist such Il contest as t1e Hecks to prevent III
|Niuo1s IN les0S -, ,s.,.,
, 1880-05-31

THE venerable Russian Premier, Prince
GorNchakofr, who not long ago was at tho point
Of tfcnth, haa sufficiently recovered to be ab1e to
trnvei Ills Immediate departure for Germany
n nrno,,t,rfa1 II
, 1880-05-31

T1IE new 'colicllintlon "program strikes the
c0lorul delc3Hta frun tho South right about tho
ahint.i They think tho bulIdozera hnvo been
conctltascd enoieh. - '' = - =
, 1880-05-31

TnE electric light Is to bo introduced into
Montreal for the i1ghtingof tho wharvcs, power
for tho purpose bolng supplied from tho Custom
House engine.
, 1880-05-31

BpFtE1I 1794asth ~ 7H9 IHEtug1 gTlbI1Rt
,GExavA LAKE, Wis. sluy ;N,-The clscocs
have been runnlmE Ia liultcl quantities Tor Tho
ierx surtauo In lnr9o quantItios. 4 number 1T
lsherGlgn caught gotNt strings The uisco-Ny ls
hero fn great abundance. ;.
, 1880-05-31

SPEAKING Of the plotting md scenlfng Of
tho thrco "Helzcr1" to bulisozo tho National
Convention soHo Of thGtn did ut tho Springfield
Convention, tho Cincinnati Guzctta remarks:
There Is dunser TINT tho Chicago Convention
Will bp BGIxGl by tic 1t tronk nltl t3ttlDl1s
methods which captured thu Illinois COuyHnttun.
Anl which, III II loRA violent wny, carried tic
Conventions OF tho StAtes Of Pennsylvania tuld
Now fnrlt: TINT ts ncti0n will nut huvt, on tho
tNinds of tho Republicans tho weight of n rep
f1..,ltl md degrading abuse. TINT thcsc rncnns
will nominate IL 1ltail whose candidacy is ,It n.y.
Gus .rrcuc1ents, running from the birth TT tho
Nntlon, and which Il lnrge nl1ntbur Of tho best
Hepublicnns believe TO be v!tnt 70 tho pcrpeta!ty
heavy lni,d upon tho purity, threatening it's dir
solution nlke whether ho shaEi bo elected or not
elected.
, 1880-05-31

Central MMxtc.1fAI1.
Corner Randolph and Stnto stfeotA Tho roar
lesa rinnfure Company. In " "plnatoro."
, 1880-05-31

rttEnE aru instnuat1ons that tho Senatorial
Trlutnvirate, which Is managing tho interests
ut tho thlrt-ter,n canllttnte, Is prepared to
"tix" the c0lorcd Republicans who have
eonlo from tlle Southern States us Delegates
10 the Chicago Convention by Offering to pay
their travelling and hotel expenses, and, It
necessary, by a,ldfng lon'ts for their votes.
1t may la tint such II project Is fn tho minds
Of tho 0sant managers, but lis frlitton will
depend upon nh ignorance md dishonesty
among tho colored dc!cgntcs wlicl, may well
be doubted. Witns will II profit tllese lle,. If
they gaIn II few t.ollnrs now md 10 lome tn
their constituents with candidate whom
the North will not elect? There Is no race
md no class OF l.lell in this country w1!osu
welfare. ,dupcnds 10 mich OH Republican
sttcccss 6s does, that Or tf,e' 'Soutnernblaek
men. Will their REPRESENTATIVES 'ir' the CHI
cago Colyontt0li dhro for my consideration
to assist In tho nomination Of a car.lidnto
wIo will risk the loss Of New York, Ohio,
WISCONSIN, Illinois, and California, mi: tas!!,
will tqfeat tlae, Republican party by a1ie,at.
Ing Northern vUtcS9 :
, 1880-05-31

LAk1 Front.
Dctweon MADISON and Washington stsaat8 nar.
nuns Circus mud AtunaYer1s.
, 1880-05-31
lINf0tlNDED REPORT.

1T. Louis. May GA speeal from Denver
suys: Tho report tluul Laramie City yesterday
TINT Indians aro In tho North rark, Colorado, IL
UNTRUE. - d. >
, 1880-05-31

CoSKIlNa aud Cameron aspire to play the
part Of Crsass, and ao docs Logln, but he spells
tho ut1G With Ill S-Soizur.
, 1880-05-31

NuFthoF11 EtRtc8 fhAt heIpGd to elect Hay Is Il:
Pennsylvania ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ill2nnis .ss
loioF4u0
AOtH+ .1t
The opposition v0te from Northern 1ierub1[c-
III States Is over ;sU. Tho solI North divides or
tho tl,Irtl-sern Issue in tho proportion of for
to nlFinst.
, 1880-05-31

Dearborn stroet, cnrncr Of Monros Engnpcmenl
OF thu l'entz-sanicy Novelty CompRuy. "fcnn'l
Aunts AuouK tho rirntcs."
, 1880-05-31

The following II n correct list OF tho Illinois
delegates to tho National Convention, conccInY
tho Legitimacy Of tho four for the Btato at largo:
pELs1ArKs AT LAN0k.
John 4. LoFAn, Ut Jaoksp,,; Emery 4 8torrs,
OF C,ok: q. u. Naun, 0f E'upt; u. Il. I4Ittlor, Ut
s4lxIItIa
, 1880-05-31
SHALL THE MINORITY RULE1

The following aMti.GrNnt votes are tied ttr,
or supposed to be, under "instruct,ons" Of
BOSSES Of Stnte Conventions to vote rs n unit
for Grant. If this unit rifle Is set aside,
whicl, has never been tolerated. In Republic
III, National Conventions, tic following nllil-
ber Of antI-Grant delegates wilt be FREQ to
vote according to tile sentiment Of t1,o!r dis
tricts. We glye the number Of antf-Grant
delegates who urs demanding the freedom to
vote:
AlNtann. ..............sefe Texas ...,...........,.
KlSr'i9 K"nt1,cxx VlEs'nfa'''''.''.''lo
Missouri: :.............. Il 10
Icilf!sylfhnn. .Al
South Carolina ....+.. u Total -. ............M
Before Wednesday this list wilt reach 11U,
or more. 4
Tile returns are all In, and, counting the
votes under tho unit rule, wo hive the follow
ing result:
Whole number Of dccgntcs. s................. 10
Ot wE[cl! 1nt1or1ty Observation-Disclosures. ny
9rnilt .lele91tts. .;:......:...:..., Si
Antt.urr'iIt delegates, l3olnIby INIT rule.... u
iotnt Hrhit I'M
'AHltnThHt FnE.......s. uth
bfatlt u!a1ofaty.... ........................
On,itting tho unit rule, anl tho itgures are:
Antt-urnnt voto.. .......................... At
Anti Grant minority. -. .......,., 1fO
, 1880-05-31

THE Hon. Frederick Douglass, now United
Stntes Marshal Tor tho District Of Columbia. NJ,
ol,'-tlnle friend of THE TRIBUNE, oMlisd Mt this
Office yesterday. Nr. DouglMs Is looktug halc,
hearty, nnu we'll prrsoryofl, evidences IF ulnt
temperate aud frugal iIfe which ha Is known 10
huvo lived a1i theso years Of turmoil md exotic
mcnt touching tho cnfrnnchsoment Of his fc-
low bluck ,nnit. And he Ia to-iay.t tho sumo
earnest, eloquent ntiyocnto Of the buck min l,o
WIS twenty-five yours aEo when III tho
old MotrunulitAu tIalt our bcst citizens used to
nppland hfs eloquent dcnunctntions of tho ain
and crno 0f sfavcry. Frederick Douglass. tho
ex-slnyo, ls pyun at this timo the foremost
orator In tho Milton. Tho cAltsc OF tho ncgro ia
bis oauso; ho Is honest and sInccru. Thts TnE
TRIBUNE honestly snys for Frederick Douglass,
tho blnck nun.
, 1880-05-31
IIontey's fI'h C...tr

AIcFic1ter's Thentre.
Madison street. between nenrburn and 6tn4e.
Abboy's 1lpmpty -1}nmpty and Spanish Stulonts.
, 1880-05-31

lf001ey'N 'ThCMtFcs
Randolph street. between Clark md In anl.a. Fin
gaEonssnt Of Edward Asrots. "Tho Victims ut Faro"