, 1881-10-05
The Convention Will Not Be
Peaceful, as the Bucks
Have Said.
They Have Talked That Why, but
They Mean to Ru1o or
Ruin.
The Garfield Republicans Will Give
Half Of the Ticket to the
Bucks.
Resolutions of the Historical
Society to the Memory
OF Garfield.
Feeling Remarks by w. NJ. Evarts
Regarding tho Dead
Statesman.
The French Delegation to the York
town Centennial to Arrive
Tomorrow.
Edison Completes Dynamo Machine
Sufficient 10 Supply Thousand
Lights.
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Great Excitement Among the Operators
IN Corn and Wheat-Death Of
Fletcher Harper,
The French Delegation to the York
town Centennial to Arrive
Tomorrow.
Edison Completes Dynamo Machine
Sufficient 10 Supply Thousand
Lights.
Great Excitement Among the Operators
IN Corn and Wheat-Doath Of
Fletcher Harpor
TIE CONVENTION.
4 JtCMJ'CS PROMISED,
AZ ECN1'fS I'IIU1IISEU,
EpfsfGt utspatcn to The Chit.Iou 1fibuNs

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NEW YuNk, Oct. At IL questionable
whether the I,cpubllcun State Canyentso, 10
bp held hers tomorrow will be NJ l,nrtnoln-
.nis rs illany have for the past two or three
dnys predicted. 1t Inns bccii lle!d
By so!no Of the leading Stnlw,rts,
or, ns taey arc dubbed III Sentc
polftics now. Cul,lsllnsitcs, tint they were
fur peace. aIl did mot Intend to .lu anything
that would tend tO disrupt thu proceedings.
Tl!cy have hem. rs they allegc, for peace,
always fighting fairly as they could,
but when beuten willing tt abide
the result. They have insisted that
they were not "kickers" in nly se,tse
Ut tho word. and;cons!tlered It very absurd to
talk ut aIl about either Conk!ing or antl-
Conkling lnaJorlttea, for they Desired to
uni,e upon tic broal ptutforn of Republic
niltsiu. md fight tho battc out for tlle gop4
of tld party.
THESE VERY 11idtl TONED
nMl dlsEntcrcstctl sentiments do not ap-
pear to be cnrried out by the act,tn
Of tile leaders today, md II will he very
strnnge, indeed, II the proceedings nf tho
session nrn characterized by that How of
goud feeling Which tile aGllerents OF Mr..
Conkllng wcra anxious to ,nake the pub
lie believe, nlll lis not only possible but
probable tn exist. Tla convention Is to b.
l!eltl at the Acndcnly ut lIusIc, and 1t is be-
l!ttvca That the business of ti,a body will bu
tiisposud nf In ona tlay; hut this IL uncer.
tain, US tho probable light over contested
Aents Will cOl1SttHb flttcfl time.
. THE MOST INTERESTING CONTEST
to cDfn0 lefUro tho committee Gil contested
seats is thnt IT the. First District t.f Oneisia
County. M. cgnkltng llcn.ls tho delegation
n to ons 1a9 s1e' aM extate Sen"t9r wfy H
lis lis 's ass!est ~; fflv!ds * II nst scts to IL ~
town. Ills n1terrnte, Mr, ii. D. PfxlUy, is
l!ere, and y said e iold Alr. Conklhlg's ec
tIlY ex-senator, Tie oui,lion prevails anol!g
delegates gnaerally that tho cull,Ests Iii
Oneida nlid OsweRO Counties will bn lnuught
before the Committee Oh Contested Sc,lts with
wart contestants as II tic iho 'aajority @ Of lie
convention WIS not adverse to their udnlS-
sion. The conll,ittce will tu nidetL In Its
work BY tlle adjudication Tint was Ind ut tho
Antf-StalWart tlelGgltes from tho Fifst nid
Second Districts Ut UMGltln Werp there sent
VI, Whilq tho Stnlwart lclcgutas rs,,n the
m nc.t pistrst let Wer9 sYad Y9 ;S he osTsRo
upoi, bsforci,aliiti. This csao wlll liavo 10 % 30
AIKEN np here from tflH beginning.
THE BrATE COMMITTEE
la male tip III ono frunt eAch CAlgrosAtOnnl
district Of tic siute. niid It Is tlio cu,aoll III
ltepubllcaii conventions tU allow the dele-
Eates from each district to unnle
tite,r choice for eomnItteen!nn II re-
ca,l he matle Autl.3talwHrt, since there IL but,
o!ls Congressionni district (Erlc) outside ut?
keW York and Kings which is represented
n H., tie conv1ntion BY stnlwart AeleEatlon.
two put af thirty-t''rcy nelMhers, collceltng
all tho members from Nav York ailI kngs
to tho Stalwnrts.
TllEnE MAS A CAUCUS