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V0L XXXVI.N? 1(1.988.
NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1876.-TR?PLE STIERT.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GOVVnAYESJWM'UESI?EXT
niLHM A. WHKELEB OF NKW-YOKK FO
w ' viciM'Kr.-iDRNT.
TBBBOBR ai OUWamUTI finishE?).
?.VIN BAlaV'TS FOR THE MAIN NilMINATION
BLAISE I.KAI?? IN MX BALUITR-NKAI'LY Al
THK arruamoB dbbb imubwibiib ?..?? ?;<?'
HAYKS? MK. WI1KKLKR CI108KN ON TIIK HI!?
BALIX1T.
The National Republican Convention nt (.'inciima
]e (i)(. iii.itniiiiti?>i?8 for wliif'h it wiiH cali?
loeetber, yesterday, ami adjourned Wut die. Vor
Rutherford I?. Hayes of Ohio wa? nominated f<
president at the United States on II
-K.veuth ballot, aud William A. Wheel?
mctnber of (.'ongresB from New-York, f?
Tjcct PltaMf** on tbo first ballot. Hie fin
ballot Bto.>d BlalBB, '-i?l : Morton, 1251 Briatai
113' CoakBBBi 9Ri Huyen, O."?; Hartranft, tie
Jewell, 11- Mr. Morton's and Mr.-Coiikliiifru vot?
Iteadily de?lui?"?! {v?m ihe begtaaiag. -Mr. Uli
tow's increased BB the fourth ballot to 196>, and M
B lai lie's on the sixth t-o 808. On tin- tat ?nth bullo
?SeBBjaa, New-York. Kentiieky. ?uni, in fact, all tli
Morton, t'oitkliiig, and Hriotow States, went <>v. r t
Qui,, Hayes, and lie receive?! KM vot???, i
351 for Mr. l'laiiie. Mr. liiistow received 2!
Tbe utiiins! exciteinenl ri'ipneU all tlinmirli the ba
lotting, ami at tune? the l?itlicriiig lo.-t the sen
b_auee ot" u conv. ntion. Main?' inoved to inake (?<n
Hay?-?'? nouiiiiatioii imaiiiiiioiis. ami it was mad
unanimous. For Viei>-rre?idetit, Stewart L. Worn
ford. Gaa. Jewell, Mr. Waaalar, Mr. Ffa-lagBBjaai
and (?eu. H.i*a ley w. u- iioiniiiated. Sunie <?f ti.e;
were withdrawn before the ballot was Limp?ete*
sud Mr. Wheelai waaBaatiaatad without oppoaiUoi
? ?
BALLOTING YOY, M_r.STH_-.Yr.
BLAINK'S IIANM.US IN rHU 1 RUM 1 UnM III
BIAUT?ii'-W TiiK Oi'PosnioN OOBOBBTBATB
l_Sn HAVE TUF. l'A Y Id GUV. IIAYi.S?A LO.*v
A>"D KXl-'llIM? Ml'l ?..,! I .
|bi tai aaaai ? m ra triiuibb-,1
Civci>n.-iii. Juneill?.?Th?- lirst two ballots to
President t*>-day were alike. They were lai fl 1
chu _ii une ?it m y to Ott eandidatea aad varia
scaitely ?it all. Mr. Blame was by long odds ala -
of all others. Mr. Morton second, Mr. Bii?-t?.w tin.?
aad Mr. CoBkling fourth.
Tli?.? third ballot apenad a tu i tatema aaxiel i
Thi_. wa-s the ballot ??n which it was hoped Pennayl
v?Auiamii.bt split op, ihe entt rvAg. \miI-i- having | u
been dnv.-n iu ti.?- abape of foa_t rotea f?-i Mi
1-l.iine, and m which ii ?va-, alan hoped tbe Fen
York delegation would redeem some ol their pron
Be? of a st iii??? toi Independen? and break the bon
that held them. The voto proceeded almuot withon
cluui_.?'. A look of deep disappointment settled o
Ihafaeea of tlie Blaioe men. 'Ihe rota wavered
h.t'.t.'. Mr. Blaiue fell off three v??te.-, ami t,i fal
o_l at all xvAx like getting a suddoo eheoB in *
ciianfe. Mr. Briatow gained feven vi?t?-s. inakitii
131, aud Mr. Uonhling mffuod hiatunal loaaam
suiodat '.ki. Mr. Jewell had been dropped oa th?
sacoud ballot, and Got. Kartranft ami Ckir
Have? were nearly er? i, 68 a,id (17, Oot
Have? tin- loweet. l ht re ?vas again no eboica. Mr.
__!itne waa still n.-ail.v 90 rotea ... ?y from a aoa?
|__vtlou. Ill- f.it?.' seen.cil to MBt With ill?' \. w-Yoili
ted Pennsylvania delegations, eaeh of whom wen
ess'.iiiK ta?, u votee the l.un?'-*>! ia the Convention fui
__aa whom they aarer intended to n-uminata. Bui
New-York waalargelj in tin- banda oi Mr.filaine*i
Ittneet enemy, and waa etill roting for him '"?ii'?!
only a ung?? exception ; and m Pennsylvania fotu
of Mr. niai?.??".?. frieuda had ii-^t attacked tin- Can
emu power by asserting their right to rote aa th. n
Individual preferences I ?', Um n, and not in obedi?
ence to tlio instmctiona of the ?-? ? ? I
venfaon, and bB3 EppoBlBd to tbe, Conven?
tion wimii had aaatainod tbam. Tims thej
it-udere?! it laipnaalbVi to obtaia tba whole rob ol
l'< l "is. hania, liol -inly In < BUM they hail l.r?,k? i. il
aimii ilu precedent which haa made tho vote <?i
Peanaylraniaaeomau litj marketable m balk* bal
beeauaa t!,?_? bad ronaed the ang< r "t" Cam? ron him
?elf, who for th.' Ural tit? aa theaatboritj ?>f lut
i - a wlii? ii In- ?vas heil sppan at to ti I position ol
t* in?t oulyaet at detiauee hot actually m.i?
i?Cte<l t-o the ntoilal ?iiairi 'ii <?i i>u 1 ?tic- <l?-('.?at. N.?v? r
ftaleas ankm of the elementa of opposition seemed
uiuii'i'i? 'i aiil ? as ex er, and i ha ?ilain?- mea <i?l not
liiaiiiish in the leaal their quiet confidence.
llAMiLllnl's I'KI.KV I'.Ht HI AIM'.
Mr. Blalne'a rote <?.! the fourth ballot waa altnoal
ftfaiaiinileof that ?on the tbb I. Bur? frieuda" were
?ill Banding Hnn. Ha I??! i rata la Alahaata.
?ban he !,a?l bad 16; l v?.;e m Iowa, when h?
had hail the whole 22; '_' in Mil bigan, when ba had
bad*; 1 in l.-v.is, wlnre BO had had'-'; ami 1 in
ranoont, . i.? ra ba-had had only 1. Bat hia gama
in ot?i'-r h?? aiiiies were enoogh to rednee hia total
haa to a single rola. Ha ate id Ina at _.",'__. Indiana
aaaaf-Ulrot?ugfaa Morion, Keataekyfor Briatow,
lav-York forConkUng, and Pennsylvania loi llaii
rar.it. Another inoon iu-.iv?- and meanin [leaa bal ?,t,
kt.a an??!lur dangerona lom of a half honr for
lilai?e, added to the d?laya thai ba I gone before.
llAYi.s? BEOUCa IU ??A1N.
Bo far four ballots. On the fifth, tim im ti who
*cre ?n b..;ir, |, ,,? Baythmgto heal lUaina, diaeloaed
1 me and their candidate. It had been
known for dayaof connOi and !;3<l boooma a aiatter
if nctoriety all orer tbe country, thai Got? Hayes
Baa tbe central figure of mead of the thottaand ooaa?
ionaagainat Mr. Blaine, that had i?? ? a ham and
h.t.i Uvad their bule Uves, ami di.-.l; "..nt, it wa?.
aim? g.'iii-i.ili.v known thai ap la the rarj
hoonal the iaangniag tBat prooidad the ?onren
non. Ihaaa plaaa had failed ; and the
lo iil.iiiiiiKsili'll ?li-.. i-?? i I.?
md tbo danger ef fneing BTaloo rotea ii
transfers bo iniiiiif. st, that it was hardly su
? tuet <???? could exam a any aaeh aal ;
The atteiniit ____t_gfat barebeea called an expected
?uri>!.-,<?. l.'..ivoiie knew ili.it ii waa euming, bnt
?hen old Qor. Howard of M.? hi--, u. bobbl-ed i-i
*?ril on lii.s crut? lu s and laid in a-s Iii in and load
* von - . ;?i_ro woii?il let blii thai than
Baaeaa san who had defeated ii.im Demouratk
?spirants for the Pnaidaacy?Alloa (?. Thnnaaa,
Oa?fl H. lvndl.-lon, und \\ il'iatn Al.'.u who
, li.ii.it oi del ating tUa?agnia ad
aad tln.t Miebigaa tht-refon ?-.-i-t. ber
*l?<il?i 22 rotea for Kathezford II. Hayee, then
?as BWBlhiag el.'ttiic in tin) way tl.?i
gall'n.-H, thedelegateaand the gnat audn-iic?- li?
?ii?ud eaaghtattlM ruuaa. Erhtoatly ihe galkriea
liiid be4?n tab n int?, the confidenceaf ?lie oppoaitioo.
?bay cheered wildly and long, and whea th.- ?u.r,
Bha had been atationed h..v way down Iba gnat
ball to re... ,,t ?ft_-i the secretary tba r..:i afeaeh
w*t< to th. ait.ri.ati.-., ami ib.- andwnee beyond
-Bach of their roieea, called oat thai Mil higaa hi_?i
BBB22 votaa for Botherford B. Hayes, the cheering
?"^?o out again, and tbaeheofi fn.in tin? platfam
kiio iheConreaUoa w?en eehood ami n?ebood by
"??KTiat undi.?!n?e biyond, and the crowds outride
^?? building. Bnt the.? x? .Kin? nt ???nl aw.,-,, aud it
??gao u. boh as if it aught Daly ha u spun after all.
Biuaesota followod with lur sd inly illaine
^t*. and MihBouri gara hBB 'M WBBEO th.n?
?*-i b?-?,, in hefoCO. 'Unie w_lh um.llier
uri.rc wl,,-ii Noitli Carolina v?,eut away finui Iilaine
?aye?; but the erowd ->"b. rod -fa-aaatlM st?-.??ly
cUiae tata W9M* (>IJ t<) tllt, ,.Ull of lll(. peAnMtM. The
?mi of the tifth Iwllot had come, lllaino wa? not
9*t non.mated, wa? as far a? ever lioui it, and a
Wood loomed up on bis horizon that was BOB far
^Cer tlmii a man's hand. Mr. lilnin? hail 2m!
;*?*? bat Botherford R Hayea had 10*. and Ihaaa
??5 great probabilities in Mr. lirmtow's 111,
^onkliDg?,, V2t Hgrtranffs fly, an.i Morton'? 96,
BXCITlNti -.1X111 HAI.IX1T.
The sixth ballot wa? a Hlauie rally and tlio voto
1 ?*****u* ?own to the taue when KoiUi Carolina
was culled w as jn.-t like t!1 ;t nf nil the halln?s befan
trillii'g loggOg hero und tlmro, but tlie tot:)l
aaaaeeted. Whoa Worth CaroUaa came ?bac
tu linn Tviib all bar 19 fates the i
r.-''?-ivc?i as no prodiga] OWOT WOO In
ftirc. Cheer aft'-r ohofC rent tb?; air. This, ln?vv
ever, was g ?'iial' ?affair BOOBpOiad frith the outl.n-:i
of Hlnitir* eathaalaoni whoa ?DoaaMOanwron, lifte
epea Ida chair to tbo view of tbo whole aeaemblj
oaad 11 votes fi-iiiti I'a-mi-\iv?'.ri for Jaairi c
Bl?hte, It was at. unpleasant task for :t Cameron t
?.I'lftirirt. South ('anilina iiicrcas?-?l her vote to 1
for Hiui-if. Tbo remit was .'10*. \ otea for lilain?
Hii'l 8 gnel ?beer went ap as (1.?foal BOOBM d r.vi-rte
and victory aliaoal aitbio bla grasp. Got. Hays
had gained only nine votes, standing now nt 111
two i-ioiv than liri?.t??w.
iiif: fixai. Byron.
Now the Convention broke tip into a (ml mob n
geottealating aad aboating boob. This aaa tbe ti
terra] which every titan knew was Mg with the fat
the Convention. The hoarse mnrincr that hi?
kept up its monotone al) day. Bad I onl'l only lie Mit
ficientiy subdued by the ?ravel to iti.it.a- it pos-ihl
for votes to be announced, now rose to u Mar. Mat
ran hither and tliitlu-r seizin?? MM ati'l ptishiti? nn
other aside. They ??mm-lcil and grgaed, beaoeeba
and ?plaadad and threatened bobm of tbe Soatben
delegations. They almost loaght. and here am
th?-r<? yo:i OOaldaeOO man waiving big arms la in
paoaaoaed speech to hi? follow delegates. In th
Pennsylvania section it lo 'ked like a Philadelphl
w BBd ?net tlnir vviicu tiny begfal to upset tlie tables.
Aft? r a time, whit h nul.?uly measured, tat n th
intense t-xi ?tentent all notion of titnc a?as forgotten
the great delegationa begaa to go oat tur consulta
tioii. Indiana went fir-1 with 90 rotea, and th
wbtepOf ran ?swiftly a'i'iiit that llagtoa would I?
withdraw Bf and the delegation was to take it
choice between Hayes ??ml Biiatow, probably to lean
a bieak for Baye* Now-Torh areal out m
(I'lietly, 7t? ?stroagaend Peeanylraaia 88 ?strong
with their dJacomflted Secretary at ?their boeda
DaiiBg all this tiu:e ?nil evi-r nine,
tin? vnte on the formes ballot had been oooclod?
there bed boea no convention. It had reeolvedit
self int.? a great crowd, atraggling as tur Ufe, Then
.?. ?,s n,? protease of obaernag tin- ralea <.f < ider, am
the Chairman in ?nie in me. He ROVed et tu tin- sol?
aad left thara to their awa ?levin?. Il waa a hag.
primary meeting, v.itii tin- gieateet poaaible tanaoil
After a considerable iir.-iv.il ta.' delegation
fourni thon way ?back. 1. aaa baldly neceoaar]
?to aok what they had dono or w.-t?- ?to tt??. ?Defer
for Blaiae sraa in tbe air, aad yoo eoold read it it
?the i.ni'? of his trusted supporters, Tlie nmor ra?
roaad that Ohio ami Pennaylvanta were goiai
?solidly for Hayeo, and it foaad belief and unbelief
}aet aa Blaioe waa supported or opposed. Tbemaa
?>f hi? ti end? wtii- ?.i.li eaarageoas ?tod ?hopeful
Tbeyetill kepi theii bold on tueir??envoi . ?i <
t : :?- ii did not believe a stampede by the opj
. '.?lo.
sl<?MnCA\Ch tu i hi: work.
IIS ('..NI I ??-I i ..- -IHK niNVI.MIliN CONTRAST?
WITH ll? i::i.:i| i i s.-ii ? vviivj Mit. lUYi.?
i:i:i'Hi ?l.Ni -,
i_?y n laoaara ro tit?; ramm I
(iv.iwMi. .1 ti n?* in.--si m-1860 iittd thai ??
nation of Preaident Lincoln al Chicago, Republican
ConveaUoos have practically had little to do with
in- t.f i'i ?-i? leu t m 1 ??t..(I i?l ?it?-. Mi. i.t n ? tila't
? 1 nomination vta? ordered i>\- the people
lu fui?- tho oaaenbling of tit.* Coarea
tion, and tin IfO was Bothiag fol the
delegates but formally to appro?? t. Tbo
neat of tho party bar yean later bad crystallised
upon Gen. Qraut oo positively that the Convention
if.rd imy ratify tin- popalar cholee, and (Jen
(iruii's aaeoad aaaaitiation w-aa ao ji if??-il;,
l?titvi.led fur _H?l<in?lt_iiiiL UimL ih Ui.? C?__t_
v?-nti?.ti ha laaatead every rota ?ni
tin- inst ballot, 'ii??- s?.?tik of tin- ! ?-: three .<?
ti'tnal Conventions of Iba party baa been nterelj in
ratify tbo popular cholee for Preaident and select a
candidate i??r \'i- ??-!'i?--?nl.-iif. One Convention in?
vented Aadrew Johnaon, aad gaTe the part* and
the oountry tint ?stotaaeb-full >.i dial
ili-'iu-r ; another endowed Mr. Colfax with a i ?i ?
not destined to glorioua conclusion, aad tbo I I .'
ii.?'{lia,ni.- in 1872, crowned Mr. Wileon'a ambition
i.y a purchaoeol rotea ???? bit li ga re tii.it bonnet gentle
mim ??nit?* a sboeh u in n ,t u w in..inn-, l.itei be
? i the fa t.
ibeCoaveation of 1870 bad larger re pon ib
than any since 1800. It bad toehooae troM aauat
ber of oooteating aspirante candidates for both tbe
Pn -id.-ncy aid Vice-Pi ;l ... I:? work Wl la
-m h a ticket ?is weald entitle iteel? lotto
anpportof the people by its Inherent strength and
Worth, Its \v ???!?, 11 ? wit t0 he shown la ? in !i ;u ! i ll
aa weald teirly a?ljii?t the forty totbeoerocoadi
tioaaof naiioiii! exietence, ot recognising obaaaed
circumstances, aad complying with such demands.
I; bad not tho rigoe aad baoyaaeyi the young
enthuataania tbe Una, high spirit, the manlj sm
cfiiiv. devotl. and courage with which i: ?net
sixteen years ago, and fur tbe tir?t liase look? ?1 suc
fairly in the face, accepting ii? solemn dntiea
with seriousness, and confronting '?- tremend??iw
r?apoasibilitias with confidence, I' bad ?made it?
peat fight, enjoyed ii. triumphs, accomplished the
lui-m,,i, n,-t before it, and onbappily, in tbo onttn
thataacceeded, bad ?fallen away ?from i'- bigheo
tale, to be douhti d and dioUasti d by it.? fi i? oda,
Had it th. atieagtbi tbe reeapi rative energy, aad
the force of eharaetei ntBeient to rise gpoatof ita
lethargy, and be again the ?soaatry'a booef Hila
waa the question it baa beat anawered i'i the action
nf to-day. Charged with eorraption and incum
?potent aid feeble ?administration, ii b
eonfeaaed Jedgraent la tbe admisaion II
math- to-da, 0:1 the Seventh ballot in ii
candidate foi President, that it did not d ire to nom.
irt.it?- any statesman v? bo bad a pablic ret < ul whi< I?
cttiild I.?- uaerted or a conaiatenl potdUon In the
paity. Tbeyeaase hero boaatiag of tbo m- itoer
vift i gf Jasase 0, Blaiae to the pai \y aad the ooun?
try j tiny ?aid be waa a eoerageoaa leader, aooml
???'itc .?nan, a ?,?, i ... ami ; ?,,\ eotUMeloi : bal !ln\ v. tu?
so tin hi t ,ey ?luin .t .laie toaominatebim. 'I bej said
Mr. Morton waa a ataaaeh and ?saflinchiag <t t imlei
of the niflits of i-ii-n, and that th?- OOUUtryOWed
biaaagraal <l?''nt <>i gratitada. Tiny dared oot giro
bim the reward bi aoogbt,aad ..ii.-r mm aa tbe Be
?pabaVran candidate foi Preaideat. They bad ?great
eoaadeaee In Mr. Briotaw, beeaase bo bad made a
publii- reeoid as ?! ?real aad practi a! ?reformer.
They did 90i due lak<- the risk of the
opposition of the i.i.in whoa Mr, Bristow bed pro
cuteii toci'tivii tion, ?uni they let him go unrewarded.
'1 hey pit-tended to hnlior Ml. CoaUiOg fol 111?
devotion to Gen. Grant and hi ? personal ae~ iooo for
tbo party, bat IheyneTer in ail the ?balloting gave
bin oiic-sevi-n?li of th-ir v.it? ..
The <'?invention of this paity begaa to ! allot fma
candidate for President in the morning, protecting
that ita record waa glorioaa, thai Ita work had been
?grand, and its ?atatOOBWn pure, and lliai il OOUld
? point t? th.- pool with ?pride? It aroae nt night
havi'ii.' laaee minfnaainn thai it ?dared nol ?go late ?the
Presidential caavaaa of 1870 ?nh guy aaa tot
a candidate who bad boea prominenl in
tin? piitv ?liirini; tin* pears in whit 1? its r.-.oid
had I ?? ii made. Tin- Con |. ?at ion < onfi.-;:-,? ?1 1 ii the
paity that the inen who had l..?n mo?t fo;,Mi:ciioiis
in us ('otiiiM 1??loiiim-, Morton, Cenkliog, gad ?Brio*
to-.-, wen tt open t.? oofeetioa that agBaeoaav
p.iintivt ly ankaown meat bo ?sale, ted m ?preforeucs
to any one of tlutii to 880898 the pepalai fOta,
This, after all, was the Beeret of tin, choice the
sfpoaaataod ?Mr, Waine ha-l Bada hi warfare ipoa
linn gaporallolad in tbo gaaaloof ?poUtical eontoata,
fog the opposition aaafroei his own party asaoeiatea,
who did not ahiiuL. from atta? king bin. hoaOB aud
iiitegrity.
'i he ??.|?oucut? ui Mr. Co_____ia_[ aud of _?L. Morton
ebargad npoa tlioee two statesaiea thai they we
a lana atea nr" napenefbls for tba f??llii?, blow
ami erron ?>f ti..- Qraal AdmlnlatraHoa, arad
maamag and arel _' : of that ebarge wi r?' s?. Bpps
thai the parly wl?eh i leeted Qon. Qraal Bnng t
oil' fo; ih? ir Intimacy ?'.?ti, him. Both of iiiiin ?
woakeaed by flat aaapicioa of aympathy i
the Adiiiinistraiioii, anil Mr. Conk?ni. ?
dally, by the eanvialtoa that be
Iba activo support of t?i? 1'r-si.l
Mr. BriatOW was M.cr.iic, ?1 for a ditlercnt r?-a
He had excited a bittet oppoaitloa han the eon
ami diaboneel rings m tie parly wbieh ha had pi
eated and broken np. Mad ba been only a litt'.
eoaapieaoaa, ba aright li?\?- beea M the Little
known,-1 bait be had exdted Iba bnatiliHaa ?>i
ebaa ia tba parly, while Mr. Bbriaa, Mr. Mm ton
Mr Conkling had aroused the oppoaltton of aaatl
inn! thaf al! w.-ii! hv tin- board tugutlll !'.
The disposition m-i-iifts'ed by tin- party in
conventions of the paf.t year oi more to ?liiw
past out ol sitht in ita [>i:<Ilorin BPpei.I tn-t'.n
it?? treatment ?if aandidatea. Got. Hayaalo a i
ieci'iit diaeorery. He has had no roaponafldUlj
tin? bad ?.r the ?{???'?1 acts of the party, and
strength i- in bk ebeeaiity. Ii wa? doabtfal
to tin- hu? mameal befan ihe seventh
i'utal ballot, whsthef i eombiaatioo apoa
naine Maid be inatle; but the ti?*?t Igg
Mr. Blatas h.nl been BO bitter and prolonged,
the daager of ins aominatioB aa lauainent, t
when Michigan made tbe first bmak and gan 1
her soli.I vote, |bs msalt Was BBBUnd and
stiaii,:?' thing accomplished. The number of bal
exceeded tba expect aliona ol atatf ooa,
?mo gappoaed last aigbt thai ther?' wa
ba in n?- than Ihne or four ballots, ;
th?' B'.aine m?-!! wen confident of a nominal
oa tbe third bollo! al tbe fortbeat. When the i
?uid was passed, and their candidate had aol read
th?' t ht ?.- hundred which had be? n h"|>' '1 t"r OB
lirsi.th.ir spirita began to rink. Then then a
fluctuations fog Um aexl ihre?' haOota t
watt !i"t by any m. .ii s eaooaragtng, I
th. y hoped, and kept hoping Tt :?? foi
menta from Peanaylrania. Tba thundering
Mr. McPb? non, a bo a ta r? ally about tbe wont \
siding ofllc? ; thai t \. r bold a l-.-.v? i in a di lib? ral
hod., brought on a collision,and almoal a "r.-i
in the Pennsj Irania deli gatl i b? f ?n ti e ??-.??lit i
ri[?', ninl his ti.t-i ion aa Chairman waatbeutm
eaaaeofMr, Blaine'adefeat. It happenedaingnbi
? OOOgh tli.it the ?In isiiiti mode i?y Mr. M? I'm-i?
apon tbe right of each delegate lo east hia owa*n
sltbong ? ? : .? le it seemed to be
tl.e ii.it. ii: of Mr. id.un", m tin- i ad a
him. Had tin- 'i." I whii h -asa -i
port? ?! i j tbe Hin t..-- m. n. m t i sea no*
riding for tho ca Ungol I ii' rote of tbe Bti
as a uni I would bare been enforced, and t&e 30 Blal
v. t. m ? ?sal ?m il??' t;,i.il ballol wool ? bare -
wbole 58 to Mr. Blalne and girea biai the aomii
lion.
Tbrooghoat tie- ?nl aii '? illota tbi
anything to Indicate i!.?- :i ?I MgBli. Tba iaa
aeemed all the tun? narrowing dowa t?i I
? .- ?? of v, boa M .i i ? ? ' :i !" 'n Mr. I'.l.u:
?.i!.. r would i,<- Mi. r..?*,
ot Mr. I!.' ? - no ?? ? ! !? leu. Y
I . ... tt w? ra < loi
ami ai otbon Um n i wen tin' mo
sod * a thei i-nl.i r of tin
could a :n w ! .-n t'..- -'i ild come to
hand to hand waaamattn of the great* i aaei
i , '. mg of Mil bilan m tin- I ?
m ne n momentarily jubilant, '?.; ti
i m , nd ? ? i i;i States did not justify t!:>- aspect
tionofabreah in 1 : mi did the?8oul
I ? unite 11 panal befori tbe -
ot ib.- roll ' .11 ?". the ???? ?? ::;!i thai tbi i
at hau?!, and IBal tut ? ??? ?i. -1 ?
. i !' :i iI-'imv. '.?.!". 'I u? i" v.. r?' peri ?
? i' i?> ... i i ". mioal dm Ina Ibe fl
i;tll in wbieh th'- v iventiou waa a bowlii
in??!', without < r I.t, method, oi purpose, i1
delegationa wen in tbe utmost ronfu*.i<
of th? in then v.. ie l?,n?l \m,i i alt,
i i-i ..,' a Btateol 'i. ... r and lum !
_r.i i .1 nf tbe i :
t.? st-, i .?r ? m \ u. .?niI in -a I.i? n then a is m
? . ;i ? and M-l.-i'--ti.ii..i enon i amoug i ia- deli
, lt:-?-!\i? ? . 1,11',?-', 01 ?' !?' "'!?
The cbangeaol rol i to Mr. Blain# or Mr. Hayi
'? ? y all '.!.'.. :.s!r;
ti??ns of delight \?it!t 'hi h lite An-? i ? .'i -? ??;?'
II.;t h :?::' Il i'lt OCI M "!l. ami fol
...n! the building sei mi d i ? pl< d with
multitada "f bowling Innatin and girea ore
io I'liitiii?-- ? ? ? .? ?. It is an o ' ? !
?i".. i at a National Convention an;
I; makes no ?li:i. ?? i?'.- whn is nominated. I bi i
an tbe same wild perfurnianc-i and Un
rampant idic-cy. I 'io nol km . .i i- s'ini?,
i 11 ?_' .?r melancholy. Tbe audience and deli
lifted n i? their roi? ? - in . be same mad ? boras of v? I i
and - b? ei ?, and a a .? I their I
their hala and did othei rid along thinga inri tin
..m,?- t-o-day when Oor. II ? atod a
tli.-v did yntrrday when Mr. Blaini ?a named
(?.-o. W. ( 'inti- waa one ol n.? anal i iduous and en
if the ?l'-iiion-iiati? n. and It waareallj ?
pleasing and deriating .-i etaele to ice thai
gniitl man si oat bun?' ii n d to tba tat ?
sad abaka tba rim <>fl hi i h ?t orei
the no-i. ination of a man i"i l'.--i?'.-.? x: limn In
did not rote foi natil il eame to what botboughl
wssaebotceof >"..!??. II rasa ploaann toseeser.
acal tbouaaad people bo profoundly excited, and bb
earned awaj witli delightful eniotio orer the
nomination of tbe man wlw \?a?? tba Irai i..
??f nul, ii.?.!..-.u a <!i l(,: itc . ..ni i" ?.'il.'.
mil tii.? bonsai li rt i hoi ?? "f all of
The Ni a Toi'?. d? !? gation ao mod v? i-, much p ?
with tin- raaall area buforotbeir "favorite bob"
had boaa pal on tba liokel Eat neoad placo. It
would ba amng, I soppo ?-. to attribute an) selfish
i.,,! band "i patriota, bal .? eonld
not help thinking thai then waa a coo
neetioa not reij remote between their
nlatiooa to tba nomination aad th ;
ble ralationa with tba appoiatiag powon andei
tin- m \' admintatratioa If ii ihould bh\ pea 11 be
l.'i'piii.i!? ?nt, tbe fu? m!. of Mr. Main*, though nat?
urally aomewbat eaal down by tba toaalttdid Dot
wbinoorei ii of make any complaint.
Ilu- |i,t-i tool Basertiom of Ibeanti-Olain
th.it in- could not I??? elected bad b ig an I bs i
i ?i,, t upon tinin h? i?,i.? tin balloting begun, aad 1
though! I detected in tbe aourenationofaoiiiool
Mm i?lading managen a .-hade oi ?.oiii.i on their own
port aa to their ability to eleet bim, The fallan t"
anything like a aaitod New-England rote i u
u New-England candidate waa fr?ta tbi Irai a
seri?os dran back, and whi a then wa ad lad i?> ' I ? i -
lbs ?I? iii-t. ?f In? ability t?. sorry the -
nofiianaT] i" elei-i liiui, the difficult., beginning la
th? Coorention waa doubled. In apita ofthiaand
all ??t!.? r dntwbaeka, bowerer, bs v,.?til?i bars
b. in mni'.iii itcil except tor M Pbeiaoa'i blondi r and
thi bad i....na,:i i.n-iii m tba r? nnaj Ira < ? di i ?n >n?
Tba imiiiioaiioii i f Got. ?nyet pol tho gentlemen
wo0 ha.?- I.U thinking Of u tlli.il til'ktt m !'i'
uuibai i Basing position. Tboj barem di Mr.Blaine
d,,,! , hi. I i,i uti.ick, ami hir.e su? '????'? d i.i
defeating him. I li? y har? (.'"t os a candidat?
agootlomaa wkt hat ao m ml, wbieh caa ba
gggaOed iio.i. ti.? ir potari "f rh?w. H M ?topento
attack, ami yel ba i*. aol by aay i mi web a
candida** a- ? '".. I had tor, or ?.n becooteuted
with. II. ia!. s Ilu nomination fio.n tin I.amis of
Now"York ami lad'ffii toeni Iba Wanda i?'"i
Bapportan of Mr. Mortoa and Mr. Conkling.
||,. i, bf tho < irellliislillii'es of bis sil ,..i! loll
gUled to fli.'in and to Jill tho imlm n?'*
wiiich they npgaaaat in tho patttlaa ??f tba aoaatiy.
Ba nn.h! from thin very n? tere of I lie gBMB. in th"
co.it of Lio alaatfoB. ha wawtttad to the pagfrrtaa?,
th n ( f nil the politim and SBOthoda of a?l;iiinistra
tion whlah .Mr. Morton and Mr. Conkling, more
thaa aayether two moa, have Inspired in Gea.
(ira:it, and which have come to bo known and
desigaotodaBMGraati8B_." What course they will
panas is not known.
Mr. Schurz, who has been in attendance upon
the sefsionft of the Con vein ion, propoOOl to
call together tho committei' appointed at
th?> i'ltth Avenue Hotel Conf?rence ?oarly in
?Inly, ami then a dei ?.?inn will he made tipon
the a> tion of th?- St, Louis Convention. In the
gMaawhOo ?thiowill give the refonaero the farther
tat ta iu the political sifu.itiiin upon whieb they can
form an opinion of the propriety of putting a third
ticket in Unpaid.
vVIM'.I.I r.C'S NtiMIXATIOV.
IIAI.'I? TO I'.I.INii Ulli ( i.NV I.MIi.S lili K TO OIIHfR
? -lit: v,ii::hi:a\vai of vvooI?k?ki? CLBAMt IU
Hl.i.li ?HI. VVIU'.I I.Kit.
i>?t rataaaara to mr. T-Rint'vr:.j
Cintin'n ? 11, .lune 11!.?The Convention wan in no
aaood ta settle down a-?a in t<> oobenrorh after tha
tornade of exeUemeat thai follawad ?the balloting
ami the nntniii-ilii'.'i of GoV. Have?. S.-vt-ral hours
of eoatinaouaa stoo in tha stiffing ataaoopbaroof
the Coaveatiou Hall wa - ismiigh to make the people
Bneaay, aad thoaurprioa which attended the carry
lag of tbe Convention for Cms. Hayes had tahoU
ever) hod.-, ?so thoroughly offbia bel that it was arith
th.- tit?nt ?i tiiiii? .illy that onhr was Bufficiently re
atusad t" make tim traaaaetioa of bu..nn>?e at
all proleiltle.
I'lc-u'i.tit McPberaen ?galled for nominations fog
the Vice-I'resiiliiii t, . Tin- liisf iiiitni? pr.-s- n?eil was
that of William A. Wheel? of New-Tork, who waa
placed in no,-.iiiatimi ttyjadge Poland of Veraaoat,
Tha other tiouiinii a in tha aides in whieb their
u Bases woes presea tad were those of riatinaattii1
General Jewell, ?Stewart L Woodford of New-Tork,
tien. lla<\!. y i?i i <>.i.,. ? :i, ut, gad Beaator It? ?ling -
iiuy?'iiof NewJersey,
Tbe balloting began amida! tho i?r -.-*t?*-1 coefb
?ion, It was with extreme diffl. uitv ?that tbe Pieoi
dent aad Beerotarj could aacertiin the rotea of
-States M the] wetecalleil. Delegations wers hasp
completing theii cauva ea gad ???.. y one woo oo
mach aa gaged or *-?? ?gn tlj i - ited that the .?i>
plauas whieb followed the rotea of toaae of the
Urg? i Rtetea f ?r a favi rite ???.?.?: ??.?t?- was v. ry taase
aad feeble. Loogb [ore New-Turk was reach I
th.- roll-! all it era ..; that Wheeler would
h a.i nil th. it -.t. ir in. ? ii be did not ? i are ti'''
iiouiitiiti'.ii ..?i th ? v. rj ?firat ballot. New-Tori
not ready I.st her vota <?- h? ?i called. At a meet?
ing; - 1? ?I i ?? delega!. ?had been divided, bul
u majority the ? bainaaa bad
basa m? i m '.'I lo ? < ond Mr. v. !?
nomination, lt?".v the rots of lbs State should be
ta t, whether it should b? divided or tl.an aaa
aait, w? re oudi ? i led. Mr, Whi i !? r w?sa ahead, and
?although ?Mr. '?' ? od ?d bad i il con Id? rabie
? from *"n.* : t beloa Mr,
.i. . . ; b ?- .- :n. iM. ?solved
h, h. iof Mr, '?- u ','??' I to withdraa hie
ov, u ;.. ? be did la a
and then tbe entire 70 vot toi tbe -State were east
for ' v e?. ? ?. i. ? -. ? :!???! the <iu - - ?a, and aft? r
id theC -II
ventica b I t elien unan
. I to Ml -sud th lllol ?aud make
Mr. V. - u?, m. object
was i? i in it .
appoiat.nt of the cu-i? ?
ci.minitt. ? ... sad tbe roti ? of thanha to romn ittei ?
fusion,
?. ! Ki |.ni..n an
l .mvi Hin?,i ? i 1 ? , i. .. : . ?! . . in.
A li I I. At < o: ??T01 mi' PROCEEDL
i i
I'i .fl': -. 111. .iu ?i III Ti.i- ('..n'.i'iiii.'i. a
it 104
i ?.i- i in
( il ,11 an?,.?nit.? ?I t..?' ? . . I . ,
for ill ? . ' I ? . .,
Iiiill? Ij ei.lt.r? ! || I'i.ii ? i
. .?f t ., 1 ,,? ., opal
: ft lilt
Meeting of lbs Nattouel i .?? ? ?? Cooitultttt ?if 11.?*
in n l, igue of Ai
ill. ."? , ', ? 'I I..-,- ,| II.,?
I ... \ . | i ' I . , ..... i e. ?Vin?
i ii t?> i?< left ut tbe stead i aleo, tlie following,
I I w.tli i,if al ?in?'I.nl??.' ;
I.i . i ... ? at the H
ef 1.. ' . um to
- '
in n limit-, oi u.?n . niu ,'.:?, a i iia ?i ti.??.' ucea bi
t..:. .
liinvfi-'t y At WOBK.
Ti.e ' i, iif?--Tbc basteces ut h fors taadidata
for Un- .?tin ? ? I I'i--' li n' ol lbs l i.i.i 1 Blab ? i? in er
?t? -. i ?a - !?, n \ sv ;i pre*.? ?te ?sell tbe roO ol -
Sad I I ? III UtlUe'l
in tu- p a? i, tbs shok?? nf tho
ii-i?_<
rba ?call oft ?-? Ibeflrot kadletwastbeabad.
I ?-.ai n L-1 lie i all i In- people la tits gaileriee Interfer? ?l ? en*
? i> with lbs dlepateh ol basineea l?_r applauding
v in ti ti, v..? . sera i. .m' ?i? ?ai. ' o m .->? oert
thai i ' ? ad them of
of tien cnia.eil. At the conclusion of tbe ballot
ti??- p. ?a " i :?i' lb i
i ha i iiiV : in n pro? ? i de i t?t em otme ? tbe n tell ol Iba
lint for candidat* ?-.r Preddent, ahlob eaaaafab
Whole iiiittii. r of ret? ?.it 7!Hl
.*>?.. ir/ to a< im ' . ?.-'.
.'?'Al
Morton .l-t
i ritt?ie. 113
Conklins . . . M
I ? - . OS
n ri ?t.rt .
. it
Tin- teUeetag la Um ?."t. bj Btateei
f ti a o a j a
"? re 9 3
????=? tas
motet. : : :
Al.?'.una . In '1 7 ..
. M
I lll'l.lll... '.I .. '-' 1
? ..lilleel.? ill .... . . 2 ..
hi.' ere.. ti ..
II -til.t-i .
._ia. ;. .. :? s t?
i . :t*? i a ..
I Dili .lia . ?il?
lot I 9 .
K t..-..- * .., 11?.
Kennt? k?. M ..
I ... ' V.. 11
. 11.
Man land 16 .. .
: - .
IU. -< 4 '.I 1
. HI.
?-i ul lpt?l . 8 . 19
M.? ?tin. II 1 | 1 19
:.a. ti.
.s.- mit) i :i '-*
N?-v, I! ?Ill| ?lin.- ..... i 'A ..
.New lie?. 13 0 .
.??ti? . I 88
9 17 8
(?im.
Oreiton. (>.
V.-t Iviltllil.
KllOtlC Itllllllt. 9 .. I? ..
boutiiCi roliiiii. 1 .. lit
I . i i M f. _ . . I 1.1
J ? v ?- ..'_!.. U A I
Veinte I . 1 1 I ..
V ? Hi. IU -I A
? tlola . H 'i .
.
l'en 'I- .
Ati/ilia .
? orado . ti.
D.ii.iit.i.
titubo. U.
M.i: .?n ? . -1.
.Se? '?1 \i. o . f.
1 tali . 2.
-Ifli . _!.
. '?
l.imrict of l'oluiniiu. 2
fbtal.'-".n 80 118 M 188 u '?*
* ( im: ait-, ni i linn aarfa Mate,
Tin-Cliiii - N"'"?'? liaviu?. it nul.itit.v of all tin? vote?
t in i? l? no elioli e. |('i ?e? .?f " l'iuet .il to it ltall-it."J Tlie
s.. iciarv will pseeead w?h Hm sali
Mr. ejagbaM al Paaaai Ivaala?Mr. Oaalrmaaa i aaera
thai thU Convention ta.e tt r.?i;??-__ ot 1.? luiualo?. |('rlna
?f ??.No.""N?i."l
Tlie uiittleu n?? lest
Mr. Oi ton nf Ncvr-York?If It le lu or.ler. I sugitest that
VhaasfOl n b-^itc U u?jI roodl u? tuyuu?! to tlio ?soll taut
i* 1>* paastg, .?nil that the shsentres he c.illed at the
of tlie roll. [( "ries of " No," " No."]
Tit- Ciiiiir?Taut wouiii amala aiaaMataUa confu
aad la rather la antagaaam wttB the aplrU <?f the r
?wlii? U laehn to tho reeonl of each vote in its o?
(Clira <?f " It --'.liar order."]
UOn PBBastBtLITT of TBB <it?>\VD.
The Oanrantloa ihsa pn ealded to a second haiiot.
i iti: the call nf the roll abea ihe tftate of Alabain:
aaaaead inr rola <<t tu for niaine, this bein_, a gala
for Mm, the adhenota of that anttaaaa mi the floor
in tin- gallei BO sen! up a treiininlotis yell, which w.i
BOWBd when the fc?ecict?iry unnoiuiced the vote. I
the announcement af the vote of Connecticut a hiss 1
th" gaOi rtea mat? i tally interfered with the call.
A ilil'_.';ih from Kansa? moved tluir the S^rgeait
Arms h?- on!, r. d io remove from th" iculVry any pc
iu.l:ili_in.; ?u ili-iuoiistiatiuiis of ?lisi'iiprnval.
The Chali??I think this dillienlty will be very inuoTr
\ latad if ti..? psepla hi the gallery win aaaabtat Bar a
n.<-nt haw bnpmpst it ?s for them who sn here pant!
fsvurof the Convention to ba hBerfartagwtth thel
Hess of the OBaraattoa. The Ohatr Uvery lelintai
Unerfere with the e?iii,f?.ri or enjoyment, of any
wiiliin this btii.iliit^, tint it inav become a ncces-miy <!
for the Chair to alear the gall?elas, beeausa the veri
the Conrea!lea must gu od. [Clisa of "Cjood," "Go?
ami cltci r?.]
IBB ino'ln. i'?I tetnitorary oriV-r. an.l althoiiit?i at ti
th.- ciowii haeama aanly, nil leaMBaBmUaan ?
promptly BBppfnaad. Whnn Florida **'as aaDed_
Chairmaa of thedolagalloa mm that M ?te annunii
its vote in a voice scare?':.', ahora a uMaper, wl
Bllelted troin ihe ChatnsaO of Ike OaunnttOB ix reip
that the aaiigata from florida hold ui> MahaaalU
in ?u nii'i look straight at tin? ciiair. [Laughter.] I
Illinois ? ote, ladli sllag ? Ism "f ' tees to Btstae, nea
aoaaead by Mr? lag raoll iu a nhdaa i ton" of voice i
ui.inner, which ?InIW out considerable eotnuient.
i m- ( 'li.iti? Tii.- Chair has beea in ?n amd thai i-en
in the real "( the haH aaaaol hear tin- aaaaaai aaa
tin? ratea, li i ;.? i a ba ne object. ?a, ? peiaou will i??.- t
tiolieil in the i.?;ii- of ihe hall to announce the vote?!
IBS] are m;i.l<- B n".
Iban waa BaaaiBsoos eon bbI t?i ibis proposition, i
a ama with a good stnag rotes aaa selected to re??
Hi?' ??iii'.iftiiein.-nt. The V"tt;..; th a (?t ??? -e?-?l. ?I \.
h .-? i? d there a i h mgi aa the Irai ballot, Beawa Bl
matt, Bayes, sad Oookttng reeelrlngaaditional streng
?m I the Hi i io?.v a .1 ill.tin?: men i?n _,ini? v.p and lusliij
little her.' sad there.
(AN A I'l I.! (?ATK UK SI[A( I. t.l'I) ?
S?,tue ex? iii-it.rut WBS r..:-? ?I win n i lie vote of Pel
?i ?? I SB '.- tot Hai (?auf!.
.Mr j. ??i.iiih Unhay el Chester, rtstag to Us I ?'.??a
Mr. Out rama, I rise to a potel <?f ????lei?. Tho v? te
Irania '???is not correctly represented My?
.1,1.1. f colleague, representing the Vlth (',-?
'? ? vi-it i?? eaai ou rates tat JaamaO. Blaii
? | We aakad lb Chali bum <?? IhB ft h al 11
; ' 'o the Cuan nttou, bul ha dei Uni ?i, ta i ars m
i?-;; md demand that sor rotea shall BswbeneatBad
.1 ?i :e -.' ? '.1 llaa. [(h. ers.)
I ? ? a ?,'?...?! BlBSd t?' !ll!J
ii ? .;? FhB i??:ni Blast i?e sett ?1 before wo p;
to the n? ii -i it??.
Mi ' ?' PtiaaaylTaala T aak the attantiaa of I
Chata
a ?lia? .- -. ??n ii'. platt inn- Ruh 8 cerera lha Baas.
The Chali Tbe Chair will stale the earn The Cha
n ri ?d th !'? ,.i.?.J- nia ? hi? 1>1.?
.m.i reports ; * the \>?i<- af tint *!;.!.- 59 rotea for Jol
I". II.mi . '. I a- gt?iiih BMB li", i i
: ? blmai if sad his ? agns af t
i District, and tba ganlli'iaaii fiom I
(Mr. II UB| ;??!! ??! ii:.? XXUId I)
? . \l-t In-ii-i. t, rN s ti
?.?,,:ii ? t ? i?'? ?, v.bleb N thai ;i.? repoi: of the \? :?? ma
by i m 'ii in n - i "' tbi di h u ?'. Ion i ? n t the n port
.u ll:.- di l.'--.ii .n.l. I ', y. o." ? on - ?. r.u-i
a o: the ? ? i A- high) ?t pi : .?; ; i bit
' " rah ?'? Um i laaB ra s that It B lha ii,:ht
miv and of ?-v??!? m? t i!,.-i-- ..ii . i. to ? te Ul
in tin? ( atlnoed for be-senil mi
' I
Mr. MeOorm kofl i?I respectfully sppe
i ? ilon "f ti e ? balr.
i ba ' ri en I nia appet
; ', -
? ,,iiv? li'i'ti to i|.-t. -oilti ? i- : Si ?M Hi.? ?I ei ion of tl
' . ; i? ., . ?,: ?? 1-.. v. a."\
Ml Ml ' '?:.?I V OUI ? I -.?ro to 1
lie.ud.
?x i :i -,!i (? ? sad lha Peunty
? ant.i del ? - .; : ?
i.incii ex? ,'?? I I? it :
?i ' .it'i . the Chair wbs sustained by a larg
i iy.
i ? ' <ir That qussttoo af the rights of U
?anba - U ?i. I I ill bo '.-. nnder th
?? tu,- :.. , i tea ,<t the _; Bth bm
? i ey shall be.
: - .,inn. .> a-k. i ij t.
'a
'1 ,." t i.i, I ,1 :. Ul :: It..a.
McCormlck fba troubt. is you did aotwaath
? i,..
i'hair?I \? .11 t,:iv to IgtM fcOBI Plttaburgb
that hia Imputatiou upon the CI ilrlsdl bonorl g tablai
ICh ? ra.]
('.?i. i.i.i"?":i af iii'!:.i!..i I trust, Sir, la the aama B
ll - ' unreal ra, yon will aol torathe Ooaraotwo Into ??l
?r n ? f??r ti ?? u tu? n??-ut sf personaleoatroveray.
a ?leii-'.-ati li i-an ?mil.'.: ? |Gn it disorder.]
Mi i i imps -.i If | " i (I ' hair) ban persona! aaa
n ut, : them oui ???:? We an ban to ;
the bostneesot tba Republican party, | beer ssdeonfa
Bool not to i ui personal dispatea. [Totem "TBkettM
i-i.iii-l"). Wa an hen ????? v.~ reprea ttt.iii\?--i of Um
greau ?-t party in tha world, aad iin- OouranMen ihonhl
sot be turned bita a Bm ? t ? i tot the settlement of pac?
tonal ?'"nii"vt-1.a. ?. [Criesof "Uaad,i.i"|. Ami ?hsa
tin? rr.-siil? nt m i tla Com 'i.- ? - ??> burl ba i? .?
, . bbI in-Hit in ihe (sob of en?-of blaeeHeaguesby
teUmg him that b< B diahonoiiag blnwelf, ha abusea tba
i.'iMi? _,?,-. whleb ? - iBd d i" him. [Chasnaad
cru I al " (??""i"|.
Mr. Bmltl ? ? ilast it.
A il?-i''-.-i''- ttwn IniUaaa Bo do I. [Cheesa.]
Mr.Tbompaetf (a Bm boom ef lha Unerlean people
[??th- i?. ?? I and ?-li?-?!-] I demand, Mr,thatthB
Com ? ?.'ii i"- heard apoa tha tuaattuB as to
?.!..' .? r it affirma oi dlaaffinus tho dscariena of the
( | m. [Te en? ?? rbatB right.**]
iii.? chair*-Will tbe Oaavaatton haar tba Cbalrl Win
tin Couventloubear ( " ? balr for a moment! [Chaara]
Delegate Iroio Indiana?Ws hara heard about?
broa tbe ? ; ,;i. . eu ? ilion.]
h -\i-r.il ?!?,, _.! ? i er ?litiiy.
i be Chalnma has aol lbs kaaet destratas tha
arorld to luterfere Mth tha exeretn b/the Ooarenttoo
utai i iiii.i-ii.f the ?',ii\?nti?,ii of arerp right
and i ? ? i ivll -? ?? ???eh be ii??--. m -.
Vi na?? Ivauia di - | n? l m 1 Obi
t i m,..n, i bouc iiieie la no gentleman within the
Convention aba bows mo, sttei romo years of public
mi ? ii??. \? in- -n' i? ii .-M- on Id Intcnttonallj sbuat
tht powers of this |ioaitlotf [A Pennaylvanla delegate
ni, no, "i no], ??i tliii I ???mid doaaj Injustlea to an)
uetitit limn .' i..i? <'oim-ntioii. M.? colleague from Pitta
i?n' .-it (Mr Met'ormiek) Irritated me verr modi a hon be
K.i.i ti.,,1 i ii .1 nut \?? ?. to near htm. I laid to the l o
.,i? ion ? - i .. i i run. i dill aol ii'.n ?.un. i vi? t .'ii- i
Mr. 1". ??in.?i I du Dot object to tbat. "i ??. to ?i your
c.ii , .??.?,?? n. .i i ?- h ol i!i-,i"ii"i? ?I himself. [Heni-ation.]
'1 :,i i di I amjiKt eomlng lo tbat point Tba goa
ii,?.,. .i tin u uild : "Von ilia nut loar un? beeaoM y?u
: \, i-l: lo."
in! ite ri< nt Pennsylvania?That is right _a_>
^,-?et.,l d.-leirat.-*-That ?i K?).
'In ? 'inn m , r, -Now, I appeal to the ga?sni gentleman
from ii>?Iia n?. Cot TbompaoOi whether It ?s.o. ?err much
iiri?! a ruling man to rstorl in a Kind <>f ra?
ni ii .-i t . - i. j Ipplause |
i ,,| I I.?mimu.?Ii i?)U want an answer, Mr, I will __'ve
it to you.
Tut i liall I daslra to remark-(?jreat disordar and
? i i. ni-.!. I ili-n?? to say la reapooaa to thut
qui tbat It l*out of place for tba Praaloenl of the
i nt,?.. u .m to use It as an instrumenl to hiul Lini. h?.
aiijih.t,.,- at bla colleagues, [Cheors.J
in i',, i .? (Milus.) 1 ' n-*' ll"' PolUl of order tha! ?\ hile
tbe roll-? ?Il i* m "iil'-i, aud t.u< r tba annouuvem< ni ul a
\ ite, uoUilug of tala kind is In arder; nothing ahatarei
no i"- ? . _____,_-_____,
.,,i ii, nil. titan, yon har? giren the < !i airman
Of u,, I ,:,?, i,|,i.i u -ll.li"- !?i ?ay I'lll.llily tll.it lilla lo
Ulli I', ni.?.,-!?? -?Il" l'i? -e ,??..-..
Mr. Oiirei I uen Is something i wish to say which cou
et-rn? ?- ? ( ...?'miau.
II,,, fjtiBli I ?iiii'liaw tin? remark.
Mr (?'''?' t-iieiiii.'iiieii. iii-t.-u lo in?; I will not give
v.u. anj (?"Uli??', i? naa ui ? i.?i?i. jour ?teat; ardar, or
Mr. ?OUrer?ThB CBab laaagabwd me, ?nd i have a
rUbtto aiake my si itameut Icriaa ?,f "uider, order."]
i in-?hui iti" ifeniii'itiati fioiii BaasaeBuawta nlsas
ihe ?"?lut ??t order tbat the Conveoilon i? la thaproeaBa
ot eioeultog ita own order and ?annul be. Interrupted.
It Us rood point ol ordar, aod a aood way to gat rid of
till' ?I l i?t. ill!? ,1.1 ll, '?-? hell ?a llllU'lUUCeUl.'Ul li III..1!' , B.IIIIA
gaattsmsn intetsatad Iheniu uliail say thai it Is not m
Beo bUta l'a?e.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE Tl'KKISH COMPLICATION1?.
Ptitis. Friday, June Ifl, 187tS.
A special dispatch fr..m Ilcljrrado to tlm Journal
de? D?bats aays the Servian Government's deeieion
in favor of pence is opposed to the wishes of the
whole people. Tho position of affairs is becoming
danir-rotis for Mia Milan.
The aaatsaes of the court-martiul at Sal?nica has
base set aside an insuflieieut, at tho instance ol
France and Germany
THI ri.ENCH ?REPUBLIC
Paris, ftSUBf, June 1?1, 187?.
A delepation of Paiis workmen to visit the
Centennial Kxliibitlnn at Philadelphia, organized Inde
pendently of Oovernment assistance, will leave tnit city
tonight, to embark at Havre tomorrow for tbe Unlt-ed
?States. The delegation includes 20 members, r> | r< nent
Ing -?'i trade-sorporatlons.
M. MM was elected Senator t<? rtrty, by ? majority ol
three, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of M. Ri?
card.
Al. Waddincton, Minister of Public Instmetion, baa
teat ?i eircntar ?.? tbeOaaaaaaaal aatasaMSs nunoum-ing
the intention of the Government to provide for the edu?
cation of all children of imitable ?ge, and to build new
??ciioolij.
BRITISH NOTES.
Loaaoa, Friday, June lfl, 1S76.
The fniluro, previously reporto!, of Messr?.
Maleobaa B -V. C- nf BsltBSt. Portland, and Wuterford,
Ireland, lim n tii.iiiiifnetiir.-r-?. will tliruw out of employ
in.-nt setweaa BjOOO and t.ooo sw laaTvaa
in the Baaaa of OOaaaaoaa Maataaraaaa Mr. nourkc,
t'lelei- Ptnciicti Pi crefary, laaUaai lo ghfO the resulto!
the Orosvenor mission until th?; oftlcial report la re?
ceived.
In Um Are at Broofcafe wharf last evening -ltl.OOO eheste
nf tea ease burned. Tho total loss ?? given at
?.'J,.'.oo.OOO.
GREAT DISASTEI? AT AYR.
Losix.N, Friday. June lfl, 1676.
While Tetiiplttim'-. woolen factory at Ayr
Baa on tin- t.Mlav, the rnnf fi 11 in. fwt nty-fotir women
aeaa l.iinc.l in the IB ns sad P'-rlslie-i. UBS ?toman, who
leafed frnai an upi>?-r aladea, WBS ??> badly Injured
thiii ebe ?lied soon alter being laben tu tin- hoofNal. ft
Is reported that Burr, tbe ?Superintendent, ebe i?'ii?h?td
in the Oamea, had locked the dour of tin- room vvik-i?. tlie
vti.n.t u were. ^^^
THE BELOIAM D-OTUBBAXCn. -
(iiti,*.t, I-'i i-lay, Jim?' 1?5, 1876.
The atiti-tlcriial inaiilV-talion-? wen- lvnc.vctl
ia ?: Bight, uinl ??une cniilla I? net ... ?a i?i.? police aud the
people eeearred ; nveral ?ore??? aera ni.t.i-. The police
charmd sa Iba erawd eltboel pr?t oosty ret?n? on
tbe ; foi N- t?. dispersai Tin- window? ..r tbs Aleaalare
Hotel ?Acre broken, ??' tl m . e .il private boa use deoMeed.
Baadeol rtotera afterward iiiimli il ihn ?im n iitlmlag
shouts, but tue police prevented farther eseeaaaa
FOSEIGM M > II'-.
I.'jsdon, .Tune 10.?At A-tot Ht-ttli to-day,
the f.iiiith and last el tin ascot u<eeilBg. tbe raes for tbs
Alesaodra (data waewonbj Preou-usi .with Ken lioiiau?!
?-.?. mal anil th ?imp tlllld.
St. pBTUgBDBO) June 10.?A<Ivicos rfr.ived
hen tiniii Tabrees, t larga aatled eltjr m tta Province of
Azerbaijan, iu North Persia, Mianuuee taat the black
plague ii..? brobea ? ail iu Perslao Ko ??.-tau.
If.tMioN, .lime 111.?The ?sable -tf.iiiifi* Da? ?A
l.-ft the Tbaasss yesterday fco Boatb AaMHeaielag *
f.?nt?- between Valparateo, Le Serene, and Caldera, thus
completing the s'liitnai ?m- telegraph tysWMoi tue west
coast of couth Am?rica.
WA8BISQTVN.
MB? BBurrowa keuokation.
his privait APVAttl i:ni'n:t in? /. ii; a IIOM H
wilt, in main' in mi' maSCST im if. Ji'i.Y 1.
AV,..ii!N..n?N', .im.?? it;.--8? r?-ta. v Drietew aaa f?-r
; MBM tiaao^oateaiplated reaigaiag bia ? i?i ?* of Bra*
; ratai? of tlie Trea-iiiy. and BBS i??t'i B m ial c.inver
aalloBB ertth ?the Pr?sident ea tha tabl?es. On the
trat o? this saoatb heed vised tha Preaideal ?>f hisin
tentioa to resign, ?hat not until altar the Cincinnati
i iiiiveniion. becaaae todo aobefore it was held might
be eoaatrasdaa a pelitteal tnovement. His reasons
?tor resigning i re pnrelj personal, Ms envato atl'iirs
being in oueh condition aa to require bia attention.
lie hit i?-. n in oil: ? two fears. No aareaaaarhaa
v.-, !.. .'ti ??taignatod. Mr. BrJgtew will retire at the
??:;.i of this I.?' al.'i.
-_0
ALABAMA 1WAKD&
AN' ' rraa no mow raai raaanaxABiMtAaAwaaoe
waai iciii.? n than rag teraaiaaaaaig uauk
wnwx i m. v ; ??: u waaa (iti ttnu n.
?..i bi bal raasB mopai. h.)
Washington*, .Juni' 10.?Tin? ( .??resjtondence
labt iiefar tbs Beasts today trsM tbe vfu:e Dr part tuent,
in BBoaai to Um laaaea rteabatloael April -o last la
relation to tbs el ihaa apea wbla? tongamente bave i?cea
retnl-i.-d. or tli.it muy imw n - gCBdlag Mon 'An lO urt
.if the Coiiiiiilssioners ou the Alabama Claims arising
from tin- ni|i!nie .' i ?,-er fl ? aatninah, aaa>
B-8-Sel ?i :-?' ?i ?.f W. ?*?mi Clarke, .tat. tl WSSbbSgtaS^
l?. C, i? .. il, i?Ti:,itfT?ritiK' to ths Oeveraaaaat, Baa such
a consid?ration aa may be agreed apon, the original log
adtaga ??ti beard t ti?* rebel ennser
sin Hand,.ah fitiiii Oct. ?_.'??, 1884?t.'.Jnly Pit, l"-';'>,?liowiug
'i.i flaloooftho ssptara of aattata Aaasrlsaa vessels,
t.?,-.-tiii'i' with tlio appralst-mentt of some 'AO ut those
vessels ?aad tin n eaecsee, aaa la ?it U a tlaaaef ahslr cap
tii.e i.v e-i tain nfi'.eci ? ??f said entleer, i'.<? aapgsalas
m. n'? ?n-. n? ?n.ule with a vie ?v to piize ninney in case of
th?- ascot ?? nf the Confedera? v.
Mr. Cierta saps a eaaSBartSSa ef some of the a?-rarda
ii.?.iie in tha C?nit of tiie -Oaamla denen of the Alabaaaa
Claims m ths esses ol many of these captnted An:er:c:ta
? ?. ?'n Un? appraisement of 'la-ir valu?* si tbs tune
of capture, s 111 demonstrate that tbe ??'-'.at i? at-?- unrea
s.iii ibli tilgb, -?i much ?u a.? to lea ! to tu?- coiieluslon Uiat
ti a. <? inj ?: lee baa been donew?ieOovernment. He ?uie
-rests thai the aw.m I? tna? be Lai g !v n lueed, if :?,e cene?
are reopened sud reheard uu the new testimouf i>_frr?-_t
Mi. i? iaaavaln replj that he baa can fully eonetdtrsd
ti.?* lUKgeetiout ruioraeed In the c-oninuinleattea, aad
wiiati \. r tin- resulta which nilgbt beanueipatedfrea
their adoption, does not roneelve thai t...? >tate Depara
unlit eau |?;ti[? rl.v t.t'.:e ?in\ ?t. |? ?n rel lion to the mat?
ter, ?i? the transactions lu volve questions of a purely Ju
iin ,ai eii nadic ??lid are eltbin the jurisdiction ?>t me
ti ilinn.il m which tiie prctccediujca were bad,and ?u which
tribunal the <_ovciuiii? nt i- represented I'i manuel.
WIN.i.nws l.Kl.r:..-?;; ?COMMIDEBED BY TUE
cAi;i\i:r. .
WsaaiaoToa, Prldar, Jaaa M. lfl-g.
The Cabinet .?session of to-day ?\.i; <>f brief
dnratloa. Ita taeratary aCWas and -?? nNarpoftha
Navy aera Bot rapreseated, Mr Cbn raabalagot Qa
ciiitiati and Mr. BOBOOsa l?'ft t/l * Ogtoa tin? morning
im New-Ynik. Ieeratar_r ?Hab ?itod s telegram from tho
Aaasrleaa Legation al ?Laadee recount ag tta tresaaaaafl
Wlaalow. the Bostee forger. Cuntid i liecnaaton fol
kiwed tins "tii' ial auuouuccmcut, and i'??>-i?^:i tue diple*
mane i???:i?'-| ?,;.'.??:.?. e im.? mu }.?t ended,Il t recereed
by the Cabinet tuut tbo oonducl ?f tbe Brltiab Oevera>
tm nt in releasing Wlnaloe i? tli-' ?>\?-it at t tint rlolatea
??n olutelj Urn -.'tiiati ?>f t"> Aahbbrtoa T-eatg under
wldi-hl ieeub| rl of extradition beloutta. Tiics.* view?
of our Ooveminent w.li _tDdo__btedlji beut on.cof?iclall/
cOHiuuulcatcd in Kail In; by.
1ii-:i'< >l:i i:l> MAMACn HY DRWAML
Dk.svku, (Ol., ?Itine It?.?A ?report was re
eatvedbaaepoaSeadag tbaOtba .-1 -.? ?>ix ledtaaa ha?l at
t?n Wtat A e.title rauche at Itetiti.ut'tt t)rcli?ii|, about 80
sUlesdewa tbe Platte, i?ii;iu?r 15 men, sad Irtvbag off
tbeatoeb. The tettlen la tta vktatt/ of ii.e teporoad
raid have left their naebaa .md uaeu r?faga m the
Beerest settleiaeats.
TKLLtiKAl'lIl?-' NIB
Runas. X. Y., June it?.?AI theConateaeaaaaBi
of tin? Female Coll. g? ye?t??it?iy, 11 iuniiii U<1??>? ?st-re grs?la
Slcl.
BaM Fkani'I??? ??, Jin,,? i.-,.?Ti-n.l.- dollars are nn
t -||,ii:-,-.i. llaives aie Ul ' - tt? HS buyuii, aiA Ob to ?j1?
s. lliiiK.
N w-iiiti.K.vN?, La.. June M.?The Inventiifsting
? tnii-itiiu-e will coiiciii.le IM labors n-.l.y. AtKiutouc huuUrt-d
TTltnrsssa intv? u?-t ? asaaiael ny th ? coiuuiiit-w.
Mii.i'oni?, Penn., Jim? 1(1.-1 wenty thousand
a.ie? ?if html In I'ike Comity, Penn., kav? been sohl tbu math
f.ii ah.uiA?e- ot Mara
II Minx. N. ?*.. Juno 111.?The meorporators of
tli?? Nnvi?a??itis sml Atlitulic lUiiwity Ctmu-sny m?t here
v.-?t,?r?lav su?! r.-irul*rlr ortfSulxe.1 iti?* co(_u|t*u>. Tltomaa l>.
hUM-ms tM ?lectod IMcld-iit. T??c per ?-?Biet Ut> capital
??,,.ii*nbtt.i?i..t|*i.tup i.ythosr ttmant? ^J?mitMua
ami other .New York cipniill.ts, aruoimUu^ to tl-lOttO. tbe
roml will run from Mi.Mltxon. in Auusi??lis fc? l.uneiibi.-?.
(?I ji.l.uK. i??.? su oi .New York, wi?isstetfui ragfcaaBBj M
uow ?...v?,.'.?! ?Ut twici iiuains la? Ana.

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