, 1881-12-04

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i TO EFFECT THIS.
the New York men promised their support Il
kasson when they broke from A1scock. It wa:
| afterwards learned that they also promised the
! same torce to Reed, Of Maine when thf,
Should break from Hlscock- In this way
anu oy tna3 intrigue aud tTeacherou:
trick they prevented Moss and Other
Reed men from going, us at one time they had
| contemplated, to hasson, and they also pre-
| vented hassons friends from going to anybody
else. IL was throughout piece OF treachery,
anu all the candidates except, OF course, kefer,
unltc tonight IN denouncing H1scock for 1t. The
CONCLUSION "hs tnAt Hiscock, having that sort
or RELATION with these Two gentlemen at leasr,
| hccd anu Mason, ana perhaps with others, Ia
the common purpose OF elect'og some one of the
I o'osr canoioases aga'nst Tue hel1cr movement,
suddenly, "Hnou1 notice 10 tho other candi-
| oases' ano Without informing us aiiles' gave
pr'ate ao'ices 10 MS l1nmedlate 1rlends 10 go
~! hc1er' 1hls was hrst ~repoeteo ABOUT the
saoeus 10 'asue l't"of' oue II WIS soon con :
nsuea W tno !ilscoc6 men, VINO ih"ae personal
upPi'e"l.ou - Aln Aor inl ornlauon' oniy por-
| uon OF Tue Republicans IN the House
| hne" II at me time, tho last ballot
"us l"Aen' Ih's IS tue reason why 1no last ba1-
'ot was So scattering. 1ne complaint maoe
against Hiscock Is that no had not the moral
courage to stand up against TINT combination,
uuo o1u hot keep Tue point OF nonor Win MS COL
| icseues' "nosc posit'on he hau uF@ea tnchl TO
taSe ana 10 Keep to the emu lie was tricky
| throughout WIN thc trends OF alr. Reed, In New
E"slana ana WIFI tne friends OF Mr. hasson III
| toe west.
| HIsCoCk'S MAIN STRENGTH
was TO prevent any other man from getting any
more votes than ne did, except keifer.- lie did
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tovoa IN, r,a1,o ,o,. ,bo+ eco,t
TIE PROCEEDINGS
:"
1act tnat no speecnes we're made IN presenting
tao Candidates Ihls was agreed upon at Il con-
terence at i>assons house' Ut which all OF me
Candidates anu their representatives we're pres
ent. II was tnare agreed nrst, tnat all ,the
candidates should be present IN the CAUCUS, but
should not vote, and Should designate some
member Of their de'e2at1on to cast their vote;
second, tnnt no speecncs should oc maae 10 pre-
seIltinR caudidatcs; third, that Nobeson Should
DC CHAIRMAN. inere nave beeh d1uefent state7
ments Us 10 ING posft'on ol
PRESIDENT ARTHUR.
me 1oho"ine 1aet' WHICH can DC ent1re1y
'oucoea loi' "as see'u ~ !'iostt"ec LUIS -
Eeut!enl..'' c''i4ea upon tnc isesloeu. t1uo sau
t1ae ue "es"eo ~ VIE toi tAo cauo'ua'e Ino1
m''''o o0 a.o9t avg ~ lnc Ao4'''4'7l'
lug 1.es'uent 'ep"eo tuae II was cousest III
WHICH ue ues'cu hui 70 l"he p'tl.r out' oc1ns
preasea' tno ifeeoeu1 i1lo'n4eu tn4s eeut'etn'a
@As&f ~ ~0"'A W 'AtAe .' w. -
tnose "ao are tne must 1slenu's 70 tue <Auiulu1s
tfauoa o5 ca'iln2 upon LON cameron. "hat
Oon eohefon views were tae- result VI tne
caucus nave demonstrated. a s1u1liaF INQUIRY
was made OF secretary foieer, who frankly salu
tuat ue ADMINISTRATOR 1asoreu helef.
NO COMPLETE ANALYSIS
OF the last vote for keifer can be made, as there
were SO many who were not Informed OF the real
nature of the first movement on account of His
cocks treachery- Many who would have voted
for kasson. and Reed. and Orfh kept on voting
for their original candidate: because they had
not been advised of this trick. Indiana IS an il
lustration OF THIS. Orth had full understand
ing tnat "hen Inc time came nc Snould lead nls
forces over 10 helfer'- pue HiscocRs
trick did not Etvo aim chance. heiter
started IN win 1lity-t"o 'otes. " these ne had
nftecn from ohlo' e1sht from STATES West OF tue
Mississippi, ten from the South, two from Wis
consfn, and seventeen 1rom fennsSlFanla. Ihe
votes from States west OF the mississippi came
IRON California, Colofado, oregon, ana Kansas,
two from euch State
TIE FIRST ADDITION
to bis vote came from Vermont, which cast three
votes for keifer on tho second ballot, although
they changed again on the seventh, going to