, 1881-10-19
DAVID DAVIS.
There's Oroaning In the Ranks OF
the Democracy.
Il Brief History OF the Senatorial
Canvass OF 1877,
Showing How spoils.Hunting Demo"
Gratis 0verreaohed Them.
selves.

so1una
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spff''' to'1'p.n"fnst q 7as e"raeo 1r'hoat.
-; nAhATAnsA' 'ef'n'l1oh to' l''.' oct' ".-
luz auaacn a1t' eht,fcsy ahe*l'eetea ele'a.
ION OF Da'la l'a9ls ~ w't'''ll one remove OF
tne lses'aei1ey, M'a l'la!t mo- w nepupl'eail
so1ea, nus t"to"' hlat' ~ ~; ueh."s'at1e
l'icia!!s lllto spasn's' anu yet ""'rt Kh""
WY IL slsos't'. Among enas e'ass ~ i,s''or
cfa's %to wv, e"IG 'os hol'l'I nus u. spons ' o.
o!hce' Daglu na''s lims '."u ,ol ',!"nS He"'s
Strong tnilo"lne. lhay Mo"n. INV a. ,"'n'-
11hiea A''n ~ tl'c''iha11 III. ~ h.'a1e"s y,
o. thea' went tiesc wearing DaVls naaRes. III
t!te winter o. lar' tiiese SUMS spo!'srnu'nl"1
I'ef!i"cfats Hull q conference III oprln1-
lleia anu foloseu 10 "hte WIN
ny 4Aa'WF hGioi1,lcss ol ieiG"'S'V""t'1
Ott'o afid .h!chlHafl, "no' h'1aef Ing
'ea0 ~ l'teR lfeFeH'es. 'au a''saa! 'to1l'!-
ihtcu l'a'ts lor t''o fres!1eilcy' III tie1r
hltcr h"stsltS 10 sa'.i''el j. 1l'et,s '1Iai'y oi
aaSeFslnn NJ d. ldlis III lnsor VI 'af's'
Anu ~ CINCINNATI III ie:o' a. ~. llefssns'o'l'
OF ehleaeo, "as tlle 'ent!"f n' 'efy respect
ao'e crawa W. 1aat Sn"pea ,or pa'ia i"',soStf
hay"ra' l'''!e!. llaneocK' 1ienaf'eN5' s1off''
soh' or any oll'er mall'
.....,. hit ,......
bhL there were h'' taese years osher uenl'
ocfals' the gu ""a'a' WIN never a'u III
aofse na'nl !o'!s uh"et ahy c'fe"in-
slal'ee:' a''u ulat o!i oAMl" !onRs vi w.
aaS asld s'lli1es. lHe !-tola-soa-so lel-
'ows ase WISE loF ue't kenefatio'''
ana, Always conte'll'as 1ol pflhc'n1es' tnes
uoh'f car'' coflttiiefita' tof expectancy or
ior spotis. II HIS osa uuaFt! llaa hha ,ts Way
Daf,a DAVIS never wonla nave nceh uh'tcu
otates senator l Know many oi mem VINO
cohsc1ellonslS nellcvc that DaFia Da'is pa1"
iolea M"as tAe Efeai'tHc} ~ n!' 4lAfcs ~
acccpunR u'o oenatoisn'p' anu lnus sehuei"
h'E himself haeilRtpie 10 INC Eieelotai tohi.
m!ssioh' - sou ts't'en'pee Ae i'slofs VI
l.'at oeaA'olal contestf i.e. ~ Iesl'e u!e
u1e !!ls''lors vi tac spoI!s.nu''t'E i,enloclats
ule iello"s VINO arg no" grossly aous1hg' IcI
praxInna ~ ,l,a ,1u,n uva,t for tatfot,rr for
c,,a., ~, " s ~, o',
oeh!toF tue uepupt'eHn eh"Ct's EHa 'stI''l'"t"
Gus Ind nominated John N. Palmer. John
l;pu1,1rr. Selntor. nud Charles T.. Enston.
Lnrr.,r.,totiv. panh,,cona ~ rht,,u,,,,
t,..it.', t,,n ,'a".,a.s ~ 49," s'"tt. sev'
brown. fran1z, Glassford. Jones, Harold.
Parrish, and Plumb, independents Green
i,n,tnrs vntul i,r t,nnor"ss,nen 5I.i1,to,n II
a,.'1,.s,,,, t,.,,,,ter ,'e.o,i ~ y :, W"n.n
.uus!'oi' I,. n1.''oa 'use. 'u - naa,! Isn
III the House. Sexton aiitl Hickey OF CHI
cago, Detuucrats, Lo!ted tic nomination Ut
Palmer. and with Alien. Ashton. Glover.
Ilerron' ] jack. and md ptnnsv % in,lepen,lents
voted for David Davis. This first ballot
stoou: I.ogun, 0s; Ialu,er, "; Davls, g.;
Anderson, :; Waslburue, /; Parrish, i; and
Wi II,am + tn,,rou tEostn,,>. rhs mi m
voting.
TIE nAIt.orrtSa.
On thu sccoud &,nIlut Ar1,ntor ]>ifftI]a iainet!
I3eullrr In voting fur Wnshburnr. bui there
was uo otllcr rl,nngs 1T consequence t!li tho
thlrtecn1!' ha'i"t. "hcll Ashton aha HefFnl'
left Davis nsttl went to Anderson. Tn t!lu
1lftaenll baltut Clover mud f!nncy were tile
Spty ysy y'sf nS!f stx stsftxs f MsGfsssin''Ss 81 is
rriMlel,t. whs elected by the Democrats .of
VIII county, but lie took the lead OF the Ill
Observation-Disclosures fncittH ln the linus!'.
n!,tl sworc that 20 hard-inotseS i!lst'' stlonI.l
At the el'se uf the sixtecHtl, ball't, fcarfnR
his llatf'dnzen followers were aboalt so, de-
Hcfi !'n!, lie moved at! n!ljbltFililrnt, wl!cf!
B s"yt hxS 3 ut strs Sst u to- Ej pops ta a st' ss
Charged will STRATEGY, but, the llepublteans
as't Dcinncrtts weru loo Sharp tu allow rll,-
to cnrry thtlr strategy out:
On the seventeenth ballot Davis wis
| drUpped uut and Pin'My a!1d tlc Independent"
Greullbnck, vote went to Al!:crsnl. FROM the
alons-l.ngan NJ, Palmer ", ,Andcrscl II,
tie remainder scattering. r!lls lust ballot
was latl ~, Salnrdly--and II was Felt cnf-
tident that by Slotnlay II kesleEn' bIcakil1'
would cunle, though l:oEa!l still fnlt cn!'-
fitlent Ut winning over t;lassfurd and Parrish.
oll friends. .... .....
When thu 1oint convention opened On Mon.
day
THE NIsEAKGF BEGAN.
The Democrats dtUpped l'a!n,er and won't
over to thu independents aid Anderson, Ex.