The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-13

Arthur, T.. A., Collector OF the Port. "Being
prominent ONCE holder under the President It
would be improper for me to speak about third
term, &c. &C., &C.
CARSON, JOHN NJ, managing editor Of the WASH
tngton Republican, and confidential friend OF the
President. Ditto to Foley. Thinks Grant is the
second Washington.
CHrLDs, G. ", Philadelphia, Pa, most intimate
friend OF the Prendent. ~ must decline talking
on the subject"
foley JOHN r., editor OF the Washington Repetb-
hcnn aud conGden tial friend OF the President. II
the Presidential nomination were made to-mor-
row. she best interests OF the country and It's
rity tne preservation Of all those glorious princi-
pies for which the republican party has conteDded.
would demand the denomination OF that tried,
true and loyal soldier. Ulysses S. Grant, and he
would support him.
INGALLS,, GENERAL RUFUS, confidential friend OF
the President .'Grant is the luckiest man alive
and nothing can beat hum ior a third term.n
MURPHY THOMAS, CUSTOM House boss and bosom
friend or the President. ~ nave views now,
but will have in year. have been farming all
summer I don't mean to DO much more politics.
the President viii not allow any one TO speak to
him on the third term"
MURrAGH. w. j., proprietor OF the Washington
Republican and confidential friend OF the Pres.
ident. Ditto TO Foley.
PORTER, GENERAL HORACE, ex-private secretary
and trusted friend OF the President. Excuse
me.n lLaughina.)
The Senate.
ALCoRN, Senator, MISSISSIPPI. republican Is In
favor third term, hopes the party Will renoml-
nate Grant, will do ai IN his power TO secure his
nomination, and Will give MIN his best support II
again put in nomination. -
ALLISON, senator Iowa. republican, says the
very mention OF the subject IS enough TO disgust
lowans. Just ronom,nate Grant II ~ Is realJ inl-
portant TO know how he would vote.
ANTHONY, Senator Rhode Island, republican,
says people will be the best judges when the time
comes, aud ne VIII heartily support whoever the
party places In nomination.
BAYARD senator, Delaware. democrat, Is not
only opposed 10 third term but fav0rs every
measure calculated to diminish the abuse or polltl-
cal aspirations On the part OF ncumbents OF the
Presidential chair.
BoGY, senator Missouri, democrat, does not
come before the people. Certainly not IN the lie-
time OF Grant, whom he knows s more anxious
for his term 10 expire than the democrats are to
have him succeeded by Their candidate
FOREMAN, senator, West Virginia, republican.
1t might be wise TO limit the term 10 one OF six
years and ineligibhty. There might, however,
arise such an emergency as in the opinion OF the
people would Justify GRANTS denomination. Then
ne would support him.
BOUTWELL,, Senator, Massachusetts, republican
has found through life that II IL the safer plan not
to borrow trouble and has never perplexsd him.
self ABOUT uncertainties He hoped to live TO vote
tor the next nominee OF the republican party: but
hts opinion as to what the party would do was not
made up.
BRowNLow Senator, tennessee, republican.
fav0rs third term Tor Grant, because ms name is
known throughout the south and u SYNONYMOUS