New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

DENOUNCING CAMERONS METHODS.
AN OPEN LETTER FROM THOMAS NJ MARSHALL Ex'
PRESSING HIS VIEWS ABOUT THE PENNSYLVANIA
sTALwAgT CONVENTION TO BE HELD NEXT
WEEK.
rDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
PITTsBURG, June 15.--ThOmas NJ. Marshall,
Cameron's first choice for Congressman-st Large on
Stalwart Republican ticket. and who delegate TO
the Pittsburg Convention, will morning pub
lsh the following open letter in The Dispatch
PIrrsBURG, Penn June 15.-Ion have requested me to
he which Ssa Sarn the by h 9S:
month Having received no official notlican0n OF inc
Which control my may action HE convention Of May 10
nominated candidate for Congres5nlan-atLarse
qeor Ss %oad PSsify' nof n0a aeSsp o! The
convention. as understand dispersed without iormal
It's recall dispersed without providing means 10
meet contingencies such sometimes occur uudef Ihe
been Hgcestcd has SIN vitality FOR the purpose
pletng unfinished business that vitality must exist IN
| George Lear II this vitality exits the sign
from outside taper. 10 appears, however, that
premises. and issued his call. Who Is Mr.. Coopegi
| ityl His name does not appear on tho
officers He was chairman Of tie state Committee.
which expired with tie organization OF TIC convention
of aay 10. Mr. Cooper, having no authority from the
convention is actlng beyond his sphere ca. from
chairman OF dead committee Is than void.
| The fact tnat a new state Committee has been
| partly provided for does not help the case
| Ihe stream cannot rise above its source ana
the creature cannot give life to the creator Moreover
the new state Committee has not met or Organized ana
the sembaucc Of eXcse for the call OF Mr. Cooper does
| not exist III that direction.
It Sc 20 me that the gentleman who assumed tho
grave responsibility OF requiring 25l delegates TO
leave their homes and business his pleasure has been
| swift 20 NEEDLE IN u matter not OF bis concern.
machinery in Pennsylvania, and singularly I'M
| fortunate In view OF the temper OF the times.
L snail treat tnls call as nnauthOriZed,
| and take further notice OF lts demand.
Tails is not small matter; II is vital question OF power
believe tna selfrc'p 'pectiGg gentlemen who were dele
should refuse to sustain this call by their presence
| or cooperation June 81. These desiring
| 10 fulfil the bidding OF the projectors
| In my Judgment this kind Of management has almost
10 an end II the dissatisfaction OF the Republican
voter with those who meet in hotel paflor
! ana choose COngressman-a at Large without
consultation with the people not already known may
Dc gathered about the first Tuesday OF NOyeuber nexs
IL is nearly live months until the voters VIII he called
to for State officers There is abundant time TO
give the Republican voters chance TO choose thel own
| NIT the grave dangers that lmlen the
party the for their decision. sco that this
Mr. Cooper proposes 10 submit the two tickets now
III nomination to voluntary poll From Whjin does ihls
gentleman derive his authority in this mattcrf VINO
would be bound by result sdeclarcdb By the machine
Are the Republican voters OF the BOmmOnWealth 10 DO
limited in choice OF their Governor 10 James A Bea
yer or John stewart / earnestly suggest that Mr.
Cooper has let himself out beyond MS measure, and he
might with proprley retire from the front. The whole
question ID capable OF fair solution by reference
! to the only source OF p0wer-the Republican
voters OF the state Ii this attcmp5 10 control aud drecS
the suffrage OF the Republican voters Is persisted IN
there Is but remedy TO me Is TO be found
! IN the free action OI eacn individual voter.