, 1880-12-22

The CnEleroNs III I'cMn@yivnnzn-Iknni"
Anysn Name brought Forward III

Any'H NMn,c brought Forward III
1ItIhltcsntA.
Spest"s Dt,paseh 10 The chteupo Tribune. j..
1'f1TSllrHn. Dec 1.-I,cpnbliuan members
Of tin Legislature frGau Allegheny County
tnct fh adjourned caucus Tonight to .le-
cl,lo whom they will suppUst for
tic United Statcs Senate. i'llo cau.
Gus was held nt thu Afo,nu,gnI,cIh
lin,1se. Thirteen 0f tic seventeen
members wcrc prcscnt. The nhsenters weru
knowlntnl md Flynn, win uro Instructed for
Grow, Baldwin, who Is III Chicago, hut voted
by telegraph, md Ncwltycr, who withdrew
nj MI early stagc Of tho proceedings becnliso
ylslt v0co voting wns not permitted. oliver
.ultl 1,Uyne wefU tho only candidates before
tho caucns, Moorload declining to lie goy-
erncd 6y the acttun Of ~ sinalI q number Of
members Of tlta Legislature. Only one bnl-
lot wns taken. ltresultcst 10 for oliver to
4 for Daync. lMyne having agreed 10
abldu by t!le decision OF tho cnucus, lnny
now bn considered As out Ut tho fight. Moor-
liead will transfer Ills ease to tho Lcgisln-
tlre, whore lio thinks llo will stand Il better
clHiice.
Oliver Is Ca,ncron's candidate as against
amy other western man, but 1T IL probable
tic Senator will ultimately press tho claims
Of Alr. lnckor, WHO Is his relative by ln.lr-
rlage.
In IN Interview tllis evening, Mr. Oliver
said: "rlle only possibility Of clccting II
Senator from the county Is for the eilG'egntion
to 10 to Harrisburg united. Thbro would 10
no use tn presenting tho namc of candidate
with llalf his ho,uo delegation against lin.
Oliver. "1n rcgnrd 10 the churgo tint some
nf1 In.
Is pledged for lnr, It Is to be handed over Gil
such thing" liz continued. "l llave
ton 10 do It, and tho PARTIES
working In tho interest OF other candidates
who mike such statements arc insulting
every member ur tho delegation by lntl,aating
that they cnl be turned nt tic pleasure Of any
innn."
Scintor O'Nclll Inns cnt1etl meeting Of tho
Semitic Statb Committee ut tic Lochicl House,
l"rrlssSsF sss.a 5:sk rsg y '2fE r.: esiso.o TRIBUNE.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Dec. 2l.-1n 4 double
!ea1ed olitoria! the PioHcef:.ftcxs! says that
It Is Informed that tic friends Of Alexander
fSr sSy to yepbIe S % m "s for e f un.sS h:a
States Senate; tl,ut 1t Is informed thnt this
determination !us been reactlul III rcslH'llso
to popular ttulnnl,d fur his candidacy so
GAineik llIll ~ Wtttl1 HSlHlluGH lllllt ~ CnL-
not, without manifest impr9prIety, bn dis
rrgarded; ..an tllat allyiees frtn many trust.
w0rtlly sources 1eNvu no llDubt that his
nonlnntfon f. strongly dehfrctl by tho .grpnt
l,lnss Ut Republicans Ill prefcrUlce to tllat Of
my other candidate. Tho I1iynccr-I'rcss
hns ll0 doubt tlnt tIls Information Is will
founded. 1t IL indeed q well.knHwn fact
that tho factL0tts proceedings which resulted
slx yoars go d the tlofeat Of lla'nsoy after
Ills nonlliIatton have slnco, bcell :. ~"
Erottcd by. nono moro deeply than
by sotno Of thu most prominent netarS
consequent retirement FROM tho United
Suites Sel,atu Ut n public man having tho
commanding 1nluoncp md tho exceptional
ehpaclty fur ola!elcnt public surylGo Of :Alux
ltA1lsey Illus sincB been generally tluploretl
By the l,uop!o Of tho Stnto Ut III pnrtles ny a
Eveat nfsttlka alIa IL sUriol's public loss, lich
ti!o Republican purity owed tn itself ind tO
tlle Ststu to repair at thu first opportunity.
Thu infnrlMntiOn now comes from Wasll-
yielded tu tho prolonged anlI pressing soticlta-
tlolls Of tllnny friGlH!s Wh0 represented to
him what Is 4b0vH said OF tho HtatN al public
feeling o., the question III to signify that It
the Republicans uf Minnesota really desired
Ills services IM tho United States S0nntp hts
WOULD surrender Ills own lrvlnntlons to their
commands.
'Tlis authorized declaration Of tie Pioneer
fteSs Will rtoate profound sensation III
phlittcnt circles throughout Minnesota, but
II Ia nft tuhnikt nnt0itflni} Pnr