The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-13
the republican party whom the canvass does not be-


rs not preludiced against third term. though he
could not Imagine under what circumstances the
chance be again toe republican candidate his eie
ton would be certain, and he would help to make
itso
PEAsR. Senator, Mississippi, republican, could
not say positively whether ne was IN favor OF
one 10 give hasty decision. Indeed, he did not
know what the republican party leaders contem-
saying Crane YOU'D ssVs his
support II he needed 1t.
very sorry TO think that any emergency would
come up as the necessity Of Q third term. The
CRAY or third ns that wSsa
event doubtless every republican would support
RAMSEY, senator. Minnesota, republican. II
would no. Oe oad idea TO limit the Presidential
term. put ne could not say thai ne was in favor OF
would probably support him.
RANSOM. Senator, North Carolina, democrat. Is
speculate about what the republican party Win do
next term Tor . candidate.
hogEkTsok, senator, South Carolina. republican,
would vote 10 limit the Presidential Office to one
term, out cannot say what the party may do in
lsla or what ne would DO II Grant was renomi-
SARGENT, Senator. California, republican. could
sIOSei eyer wa
not IN favor OF third term, nor Grants renomi-
soauRz, senator. Missouri liberal republican, Is
opposed to q third term
SCOTT. Senator Pennsylvania republican. The
u
is against the genius Of institntions and never
what he VIII do in future years when he Is called
upon 70 meet the question Of supporting Grant.
think Of rd e e1Ss and and
Grant does not think Vi such thing and would
aS g Tas are mot going 20 surren
question for General Grant or any one else
the eaCop o. epgeS ns
Elections ana TOO saosns 'sI Srsn s suits sui shs
party IN 1S7b as he did In 1874 and II nominated.
which he seriously doubts as possible, he would
support him.
SPRAGUE Senator, Rhode Island, republican is
not In favor Of third term aS be Things now,
and II ever the party or the President thought OF
making Grant the next republican nominee, re-
cent events must convince both the leaders and
the asplrants that such thing is impossible.
STEVENSON, senator. Kentucky, democrat It Is
North ana south. for any party to eject man
third time. The Democratic party is opposed to .
third term and he aQhereS to the example OF
Washington as the safest that can be followed.
STEWART, Senator. Nevada. republican. II he is
he would support him. He iees equally safe In say
Ing he VIII not again be the candidate OF the re-
STOCKTON, Senator, New Jersey, democrat, is op
posed 10 third term and has no hesitation In
saying that he would not support Grant Il reD om
mated.
SUMNER, senator, Massachusetts, republican,
was the advocate OF term or six years, and did
not i0r moment entertain thought tnat would
lead hun to say that Grant Will ever again be the
candidate OF any party
tionaly and unreservedy opposed 60 q third term.
Has been convinced for some time that 1t was not
only Grants ambition to De reelected but the pur-
pose or his faithful followers to renomlnate him,
and more than once has heard the matter SPOKEN
oil by those who were well Known to be the Pres1
dents closest friends ana ADVISERS.
Upton, Senator, Nebraska, liberal republican,
sr the st o 81
ton Of course be would not support Grant II
WADLEIaH. Senator, New Hampshire, republi-
can. Ii any man ever mad the remotest show for
third nomination It is Grant but the HERALDs
discussion OF Casarsm killed the feeble chance he
may nave had. Before saying what he would do
about supporting him he would have to know pre-
conjecture or imagination could not now furnish
WAsHBuRNE, Senator, Massachusetts, repubi-
contemplate with complacency 4 third term. As
to the nomination there was no telling what might
oppose him II nominated
WEST, senator, Louisiana, republican, is opposed
to third term, put not 20 that extent tnst ne
time demanded his denomination. H--
WNpoA senator, Minnesota, republican. feels
nominee OF the Republican Convention.
WRIGHT, Senator, Iowa, republican, Is pro-
nOunced anti-thlrd term man, and says he truly
represents the sentiment OF his state when he de.
ciares that the people OF Iowa have no further
| need OF any President who has served two terms
Is certain the party will never renominate Grant
| under any circumstances, and the senator would
| not support him II 1t did,
Tho House OF Representatives,.
ADAMS GEORGE NJ, Kentucky, democrat, is
against o third term unless ne is a democrat.
and II the republicans are not stark mad be viii
never again be heard OF for the Presidency.
Has 81 s "a Mo- r.
port Grant. He told MIN eighteen months before no
was first nominated, while General OF the Army,
that his ambition was 70 END hts public lite
washington had-serving two terms and then re-
firing 70 his farm. HA~aR - 4.
opposed to third term, bat it is hard for him to
| say what the party VIII do next time, or whether
ARCHER, STEPHENSON, Maryland, democrat, is
opposed to 9 third term for anybody. 81
w AsT1 IN wILL, Lila, r. kentaSky democrasNo
tioni Support any man for q third termf Y on
| don't know what Bourbon whiskey IL 70 ask q
koston IL ONCE II my N ossc Rotate ne
republicans; roll LII the democratic nsIfe1s-~6
AsnE, THOMAS 81. North Carolina dem0cret.-
I Not II 1t would save the democratic party would
he support Grant Tor a thlrd term SO firm u his
conviction against innovation on the two term
principle. One term, rather than three terms, Is
ATKINS, JOHN D. G., Tennessee, democrat, is OBJ
posed to Q tnird term, to Grant and 70 all who
would support him II ren0mnated.
AvERILL john T., St Paul, MIMI, republican,
Ia the event that Grant would be the best candl-
date for the republican party he would support
him-not on account o, the man, but the party.
ARMSTRONG, MOSES K, Dakota, democrat, Is
opposed to third term.
BANsMo, HENRY B., Cincinnati Ohio. liberal re-
BARBER, j. A., WISCONSIN, republican, does not
favor thlrd term, bat II the party should re-
nominate him, anu OF that he has no means Of
Judging he would heartily support him.
BARSUM. WIN. H., Connecticut, democrat He has
no idea Grant will be seriously mentioned, much
less supported. rag.
BARRERx, GRANVILLE. Illinois, republican. Can
tell better when he Is called upon to decide what
ne Will do II Grant Is renomlnated.
Bass, LYMAN K, Buffalo, N. r., republican, Is
not sv mucn an enemy OF q tnrd term that he
would not vote Tor Grant III the contingency or hts
denomination. - 4 $3.50 .
BARRY, HENRY w., Mississippi republican. The
! emergency that would demand GRANTS renomi-
nation would command the undivided support OF
the republicans OF Mississippi, and OF himself among
the number. 9#
ample OF WASHINGTON guides him in dis views OF
how many terms President should serve.
BEGoLE, JOSIAH w.. Michigan. republican, can
not tell now whether he is In favor OF a third term
| or not Grant Is eXceedInRlY n0nniar with The