Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-18
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTS
THE ClNCINNATT CONVENTION.
plantations by Nessrs sumner. Car.
field Dawes. the New York Tribune.
Times WarIh Ae

HE elNttNNAtf CONVENTION
Explanations by Nessrs. summer Gar.
field. Dawes. the New York TriSun,.
Times world, Sc.
WHAT TIE TRIBUNE SAWS That's ~ SUNNrr
SAWS.
NEw York. March iS.-The T1tuns's Wash
ington dispatrh saws: "A conversation Nffh
Sumner yesterday revealed the fac tn a he had
rot been asked TO preside AZ the Clncinnan
Convention, Tor the simple reason thar there j.
nobody having authority % offer him zach A ,s,-
sitien, but there Is little doubt that he viii -
tend the convention, and there J. little doubt
that ID 80 he will be elected % preside over ia
deliberations. In his conversation to-day he
said he was master Of his own opinions and thaf
while he would not on any account allv himself
20 psrty wherein democrats were mad candi-
dates, and would not on any account vote Tor or
encourage the election OF democrats. neither
would he on any account support Gen. Grant for
rthomination or reelection 20 the Presidency
M ne1hiesgne WILSON, had long condensation
with him on Friday. when the whole suhiecf
was discussed. SUMNER announced 10 w Isan
ust be feared the time had come, Or would
shofty come, when Their paths: politically,
unfriendlinosS would grow out OF their politica
alienation. He advised Wilson O. ~. With Other
strong ffiends o. the President, 70 Cant an
urge him 90 withdraw his name a. a candida
before the American people, ami No. ALLOW it tr
80 before the delegates az the Philadelphia con
Nention, and thus achieve a name Tor uaSslti- l
sia msenanmoos conduct second o. none d r
history; That IL he persisted in being a can
date. ana tice-hOldCrS should sue eerd In r.
terminating him. he would simply ana ,npha.
,aily be isuuion candidate, 50 Tar A. party -.
THE WORLD SAYS Mr. SUMNER WANTS n.
SUMNER NOMINATED
The W0rld SAYS Mr.. sumner does not tay..
the nomination OF Davis az Cincinnati. anl .
OF tie opiniOn that a national mln nst alltsI t
any parry or faction shoali be nominated D.
- understood that Sumner and hi, frscnis " d
work for the nomination OF Trumbau or IN ss.
r. Adams. Some assert that Sumner L.m,el, d
DESTROYS of the nomination.
NEssRs. GArFIELD AND DAWES.
The TiEss' W aShingto dispatch saw. &c 49,
Held says Upton had no authority 60 use =
name, for when he (GariieldD gets ready - leave
the republican party he will In advance give a
broad notice OF the fact. Dawes. IN response e.
aquery ON the subject, writes letter IN which
hesays; No one has any authority for the Stat,
ment IN respect To myself attributed Co senate
Upton. have no views in the matter hesita-.,
10 avow. have no sympathy with the polite /
movement a. Cincinnati, and look alone 20 n.
Philadelphia convention for authoritative a =
uon; vet can but regard a. impolitic and as
wise the course pursued by some promi,rrs {
politicians towards many OF those who are car
nest and honest in their support Of the pf' -
pies Of the republican party"
WORLDLY ADVICE.
The World hopes the democrats will have no
Thing 10 do with the Cincinnati convention o.
urges the democrats 20 pursue "A liberal coar-e
and thinks IL would be very impOiitic 10 press
any candidate upon the convention.