The New York herald., 1875-11-19
THIRD TERM NOTES.
''wELL, WE CAN'T TELL WHAT NAY HAPPEN. y

I WELL, WE CAN'T TELL WHAT MAY HAPPEN =
GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant is certainly seeking to be nominated
for the third term.-Senator Bayard
The ghost Of Cesar more walks the earth, and
uncommonly lively spook il is-Neo Fork Tribune
The officials must take OF their own bacon, the
country Will take care OF the third term. -RaIand M
Globe fdem.J
Altogether there is certainly better prospect for
working up "third tcrmn operation now than there
was SIX months ago indianapolis Netcs
inc issue is made-"Grant for tho third term or
ho'f with faith in the intelligence of people we
await .he result --Easton fIidJ Argus 6denn.J
We are now satisfied that President Grant does not
'enu 70 Nacae the white House the expiration Of
his present term Of oice.- Worcester Press feolJ
The educational question gave the republicans the
the victory in the Buckeye State II was Grant who
made that question a pubic issue.-Gopernoy elect
Hayes
The talk OF third term never stronger than now
among whose positions render their opinions
worthy OF attention Washington Correspondence Sac
rdmento Union
II may hapmp in the future history OF the country
that to change Executive because he has been eight
years in office Will prove unfortunate 4 not DISASTROUS
General Grant TO Harry White
That old third term trap is pretty well worn out. II
caught the republican elephant once according TO
Nast) but the animal will hardly be scared into
second time -BioOmington (Inl Pantagraph trepub-
icdaj.
Just after the elections OF this month q personal
friend of the President remarked to him. "Ths
your re- election, Mr. President" The reply was, ~
don't know whether II does or not n-Correspondence
Boston Post.
The views Of the republican party thoroughly un
dersood TO be in opposition to third term and the
few, If there any, who seriously contemplate such
scheme cannot write II up.-NeW Bedford Mercury
| republican,.
lfthe candid opinion OF the most prominent public
men of both parties could be known il would appear
that they, with scarcely exception, believe Grant
will be the republican nominee in 1Sl6-Worcester
| Press fdenocraU.
gentleman remarked that the people Of the South
were very much put oNt at the supposton that they
could not renominate him, and that they despaired OF
finding as good candidate he; to which the Presi
dent responded, ~ hope they may lind him. "-Corre-
spondence Boston Post
The sudden impetus that the third term movement
has received since the fall elections has been
mented upon There ten open and avowed advo-
Gates OF the project to be with where there
prior to the election. Washington Correspondence
Cincinnati Commercial
The Washington Chronicle admits the utter hopeless
of the republican cause without Grant stepping in
TO it. What if Grant should die The last prop
OF the party would be gonsl No else the
party Tho looked-ror emergency has arrived!-
Syracuse Courier fdemocraD.
Should the boss of the Grant ring be presented as
candidate for his successor the nation will reject
hm-no because it is terrified by the knavish cry OF
'Casarism, and not because it has any objection to .
third term executive but because it has had enough OF
Grant and the Grant ing-Chcago Times fdem)
We cannot see how the republican party can secure
victory next year without Grant candidate for
election The masses Of the republican party, no
longer afrighted with the absurd cry or 'Cesarism,
are now looking to Grant as confidently they ever
regarded him Washington Chronicle republican,.
Tho suggestion OF possibility OF 4 third nomination
TO the Presidency, introduces subject OF
troversy and OF division into the party councils and the
forcing OF such nomination would with sturdy
opposition threatening disastrous consequences Sra
euse Journal fRepubiican Organ Central NeW Yors).
| The republican managers clearly that they
4 have no hope of success with any other candidate.
They have protested against nominating him third
time in recognition OF the strong public
This protest is confession Of his present weakness
but weak as he may now be there Is no man stronger
in the republican party-Aibdny Argus fdemocroD
! The Hartford C3urant which is getting to be very
the Grant question: charges that everybody
who talks in favor or third is democrat. 1t
must be that Oezack Chandler Is OF these pesky
democrats in Disguise trying TO ruin Grant and the
publican party making 1t appear il the President
really favored the third term roject-Harford Times
(dem.J
Every day II becomes clearer that the third term
party determined make the most OF the golden
opportunity offered at this time in consequence OF the
delicate relations existing between government and
Spain. And the latierers OF the President are
urging him on, and there longer any doubt that
he win have something startling say in the forth
coming Message Washington Correspondence Ihita-
delphid Times.
What care they the republican partly for republi-
can form OF government SO long they the
tersf They would sacrifice all and install Grant as
Emperor before they would resign the government
again into the hands Of the democracy. II remains for
US TO say whether "Hs Excclency" shall be trans.
formed into His Majesty and whether the Ameri-
can republic shall be blotted from the map OF the
world -Easton Pa Argus fdsm.y
CANDIDATES FOR SPEAKER.