New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
CAMERON SATISFIED.
,,rnrN,,pNrs DIspLEAsED.
THE INDEPENDENTS DIST I1I-h''
ACCUSING THE RESULTS OF THE PhNNsrLs ava

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF The rRlBUNE'l
r,n,epr.pc Penn May livery few oil the
,.,nro.cs 70 the Republican State Convention "e'o
- 20 Start for home before to-day. OWING I" '"0
a.. 81 trains after the Adjournment yes'eruaS'
tn hos afforded ample opportunity LOT 0lscues,ou
af+ba work Of the convention ana also on"V'01
OF Tue J..+es 10 hear from home. The ticket Is
Sosroed eminenty satisfactory Dy 'Ae 80
oee'"' oDd their friends Its greatest
gates in the method of Its
"e"Nl'e With the exception Of Mr.. Marshall, VINO
rated for Congressman -at-large' all the
"''s ,;da+es on the ticket were selec'eu ny
o'ne, ooeron months ago. General Beaver was
SenA,V. -. cos who won brass medals at Chlcago'
VI" -. vas one OF the CONSIDERATIONS
ca,-sron,s support of him for Governor,
A. f,ir-minded man VIII say
General Beaver has the ability 10 have coninial"
~ honor or the record TO have won "''DV
so,,ops opposition except by the power OF
oob,ne The adoption Of strong reform reS'i'
d. NOT blind the Republicans VINO are 3
+irod of Cameron's supremacy 10 these 1ac'7' my
are dissatisfied and are preparing Win reno %
,-;cor r. nominate ticket at their convention IL
Philadelphia on May "a. -, .
,onrned Yesterday was failure to satisfy the re-
to-r element in the party. Francis Reeves, OF the
7, Mckee. three of the five members OF the hide
,,o,dept Republican Conference Committee APP
,o,Dted some time ago by Senator Mitchell, assert
bot yesterdays convention has failed TO meet the
,eonjrements of the conference platform and that
,o,v ticket will be nominated on the oath INST.
senator Mitchell agrees in this statement. state
Senator John Stewart, who is powerful Leader VIII
,,rnhohlv succeed Mr. Wolfe as the head OF the new
Ir'rofrt Mr. Wolfe will doubtless stand Dy II,
L. III. failure to promptly repudiate the use made
~ ms name by senator Cameron mas greatly III
;1red him in the estimation OF ms Ileuus ino
1,i,-r movement however, Is the crysta!liZa-
!inn If q strong and growing sentiment among inc
PenubHcans Of this state VINO want TO see a
Saloj,- and made to bosslsm. Ii did not uraw lis
sf.nCth from Mir. Wolfe. He was merely the hgure-
Lad Of it. The leadership OF no one man Is neces-
sa Tbe 40 independent convention will p,
Iiy' RayyIe for Supreme Judge and Thomas
~ Atar.lall for COngressman-ai- Large. but name
" 'ca,Gijate for Governor IN the person Of T. Z.
Garreft chairman of the Committee OF One Hun,
dred and other names Tor leu s .a ana
be.Let 1vill poll whether more or less than Wolfe
aSTo5 i.st wear is a mOoted question here. The
liec+ioi this wear NAV have an important hearing
tle.iiao p-asidantial contest in 1854. Many Repub
1icans think they see N the new rules adopted hy
Iesterdav's convention for the fuiure guidance
~ he marty the opportunity 10 BRING ABOUT reform
,,b;p the regular lines without endangerlng the
rar-ys success by voting for an opposition kepubH-
Gan uchet. Although The machine leaders iausheG
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80 GOOD use of il during the campaign 10 nght
IN Iudenendent movement. In tins they VIII edu-
cate the party up TO the standard OF the plali9I,
and Y III not dare anot her year 10 disregard IT, Inns
Ynurh which NAV prove IL the end GOOD Oeal,
Will come out Of the Philadelphia conference.
an. 10 the cOurag eOus stand taken by NOiie
iast wear one significant change which has escaped
atr.ntion was made yesterday III the rules adopted
bv the Conference Committee 10 govern the election
M delegates. These rules provided that delegates
should D4 app0rtiOned as they are IN New-lOrk
STATE according 10 the Republican votes cast II
each county al the previous Presidential eIecu9n.
This was stricken out by the committee OF h-sOIU-
fions and passed the convention without notice.
The pres, III appOrtlOnment Is according TO popula-
ton. The most populous counties are largely
Democratic as rule. ms has enabled
the Camarons, by the use Of Federal patron
sge TO easily capture the delegates IN
those counties which have an undue influence IN
the State Conventions. The system viii remain un-
changed and one of the strOD ghOlds OF Cameron
Ism. This change in the " peace platform" and the
refusal Of the convention through ITS committee 10
ad0pt resolution il favor OF municipal reform and
npprOYug the efforts OF the Committee OF One
Hundred in that direction vail not strengthen the
ticket III Philadelphia, but will and the lndependent
Tbc nomination of Mr.. Marshall for Congressman
ntlarge il still the leading topic Of conversation.
IL IA a man of admitted popularity,
In Ieneud. nee of thought, and Of ability.
He cares as little for Cameron as any man that took
part in the convention. Ihe manner oil DIS hohl-
ration because not dictated 10y Cameron, viii
doubtless cause hun TO lead the ticket, and prove
troublesome opponent 10 Cameron III 1881 when a
new limited States Senator comes 10 be elected.
Tameron's first lieutenant, u. ;. Quay, saw this
last night. and the nomination made MN angry
Cameron lid not see ii then, hut to-day il Is said
fhs Ernt begins to dawn upon him.
Onay angrily charged Rutan. Magee,
Cooper and his associate " bosses with
derel ,ctOn of duty IN not preventing The n0mlna-
ION of Marshall. which could have been done.
Ou8v j. sagacIOus enough 10 see that Cameron does
,,t want 10 be troubled with candidates whom he
cannot control. and possessed with much brains
and other clements Of popularity.
The Democratic Convention meets here on June
90 The success or defeat Of the Republicans this
year depends good deal upon the actlon OF the
Democrats. 1t Is believed that they Will
make 10 Innovations upon the tme-honored
custom of making fools OF themselves at the
critical period There is talk now of nominating
Judge rlnkey for Governor, Philip c. Garrett or
some other eader of the Committee Of One Hun
dred for observation-disclosures. Judge Ludlow for
the Supreme Bench. j. Simpson Africa for Secretary
OF Internal Affairs and James H. Hopkins, of Pitts
burg. for Congressman at-large. such a ticket on
8 fairly decent platform would give trouble to the
weil-known Republican delegate to the Con-
ventiOn here. III conversation to-day SAID - II
Cameron and Arthur keep on running theirmachne
In the way they are now dong, and the hide
pendeuis put up ticket il will poll 10O,O 900 votes
aud give the State to the Democrats"
Cameron has seemingly conceded good deal in
the work Of the convention. but really be has con-
coded nothing of any importance. lie Is looking for
his OWL reelection and all that he has done at tins
Convention Is to strengthen himself All Cameron
wants % a Governor Is the reappOintment of Quay
aS secretary Of the Commonwealth, and other per
sons whom he viii name for Auditor General and
Attorney General and personal support when he
comes up for reelection. NO one believes that
Beaver would refuse this. The victory, therefore,
l. CameTous 5, of old.
REASONS FOR OPPOSING THE TICKET.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 The tribune
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Mitchell has re-
ceived many kilograms to-day expressing approval
OF bis stand with regard TO the Harrisburg ticket.
Among them the following:
Their be question that the work Of the Cam
eron COW .uton renders upon CanerOnism and
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