, 1881-09-29

MI ~ G3DAAs
aptttdE Correspondence et Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, bllnn., Sept. =7.-The Republican
State Convention meots horo tomorrow, but 1t
might Us we'll nlcot next month for nll anybody
can predict US to tho result OF It's deliberations
Tho delegates come together tho most confused
and perpto1cd aggregation Of political unlts
ever brought together In ono hall. unless there
has been M appalling amount of lying going on.
The Hubbard Mon are In tho minority. Assurn-
tng this to be 90. tho situation Is this: Tho Hub
bard men have m admirable organization, but
not delegates enough to nuke 1t U!+cct!vo. The
anti.tfubbard tncn hAyo votes enough, but no
organization to mako thhm elective, Tho
anomalous situation OF tho different candidates
remains Just as 1t was when Gov. pillsburywrote
his letter of declnRtion. IIo Is formally out OF
the race. but his trlcnda carried County Con-
ventions by tho magic OF hid name up
to the last, and the convention
will probably have majority WIN would voto
for HIN on tho nrst ballot II ho would consent to
DO consIdarod a candidate. Pcrhaps thoy will
hss nj nun,bor Of oeuatios podsei to him, but il
ss;S; G.s5 s I'D SsS sssp.s as ssvs
anti. 1sapaarl, GSt II Il. fot absolutely CLEAR
aro some counties IL whieh tho llno, was NOT
sharply drawn, ind tho cti'riant orKanlzatton OF
tho Hnhoarl nun nny muster lntg st.Is ths's eaanp
othsE candidate. Therb is sono yl40roua oR1,-
vaHstuT gung on at tho hptols now. Auu thcr0
Will bo lnbre later. when the ulxht tEatns brn4
anDther batch Ut dcleKHtps
lhv quustlon OF the payment OF tho OLD 1onus
which tlllanury has 80 boldly challenged by call
tho background OF tho convention. u IL not
cortaIn tonight whether 1t VIII bu brought Up Or
not. 1t seems tuo Important Il question to he
neglected, Htil tho fFlonia Of tho deht. paylnE
policy have interest In bringing It u ~ they
hnpe 10 settle tho whnl0 question heEoFe the
NlUf.tjnNt IN will hold tkiOK Tor tue
scp..dasors to commit thu intaEests OF their
candidate for Governor to = frank declaration
OF their intended dishonesty. They hara du!,0
this In soluc OF tho county conventions III tho
IN thu southern part Ut lhA Htnty. Tho eatAo
resolutions that presented Hubbard a. y ut cau.
dtdato for Governor uunnuuced tllls6lry tor
calllns an oxtra sesson to pny the honda. Hut
thug aud stutu convention y another, Hub.
hard will keep his regulating friends from such
8rGAt inl!scrctton I'LL tho rABhtr among sheM!
contemplate. lnd 1t ia probable both sides Will
keep tho bond quastlon out ot tho convention
or alsmias it with uutn0antilg platttulcs.
~ tho yote uptIn the candidates fur tho Supreme
f!eneh. TArue Ut the 1u1goa who assentea u
tho .rccelt dco!alou against tho boAdhoiuota
Dickinson, CIark. And Mitohc!A arc ckRdliatet
for reflection, aud tho rtludiatEn9 Interest y
Working yK,lrously axatnst ths1u. Tue wh0lt
but Is not yut clsar that 1t will 10 sutfiolnnt +
nominate th1ua. Tho most pE1MiAetlt candidate
AKalnst them Is Dlstsict~JudXo Vauderburg, o
minneapolis. 1t iH no lsa to dlacusa the tall o.
,ths ticket For Attorney enoIIl the Hubhart
men have u candidate, Fayetto Marsh. agalns
tho incumbent, II. j. Haha, who WILL share I'M
'Aacoess Of failure Qf lis principal. There III