, 1875-05-03
Charles Francis Adams or william II.
Evnrts 10 f}e tho Candidate
for President,
Homes that Such Nomination viii
SECURE tie Cooperation Of tho
Republican Party.
A 9usaa Tint Bayard, of Delaware,
Will Bo Nominated by
the Democrats.

oa''qnes on 1aoso"s aSohl'8' We yee'eiuay eei't
up 10 tic I'rcvoort honso+ "llerc Af. 1Ia'stc"a
occupies luxurious quarters, with Wow Of
asce1 tanning hia yiows unou the present tgru In
y, ',,',,s,s,, ,,n,n,,,n,,t,rn IIts IN.
tunlla ~ 70 UNUSUALLY co''nu'hoa.'fo' las ia'
tervicw WITH our representative, Which 30 pub-
lis below vii! reward tho sceltera Of Light 70 IN
uncommon derree.
canL scuunz.
r.,.,.. 49,. ~. .a...,., ~ .,,trn
NopVt.ei--"'"l ',,tas N"a s"' o ~,, , n.,
Cafl ocnnfs SUCH peculat W oA' 40 it's&-
deut GsAut expresses it At horse racef
Mr., Ha!stcad--Schurz hls beon badly used In
,siaa,,,.; t,n ,oc,,,ca !, teto,p Ia c,ta.r at
49, o.t;,. ~ ,ss. i,.,.a,,,,o for n;n To fo!low
t'o pAl"es' !. WAS a'''ss''', ~. AA' ~
lo had TO lcclue becoming rabol claim agent.
trI,e noItfo, or Missouri turn largely anon some
r,,;rr. ~ 1,nhc, M, ot,,,n. and IL vnuld hnva
a1iioaa " heuot W. WV a'a,4'o ~ "o ...s
tue sennt" II no had been bsso enough to oonsont
to serve az the ogonk for thoso claims, and to
f,,rthor otlor .chemoa Of ike character. Tho
sI.,nss s,,.,n,, -. ,,,a,r at,to i, o,d ,-oh.
cta'no @'o so'.'n ~ naao, n'aso ~ ~ 1oe pA'
ably amount already 10 ee'o9o'ooo. u mas tulneo
out tbat thd Confederate elonent TINT schurz
cnfranchisod in Missouri forgot thnt sorvice a.
aoon as Il coma into nowar.
1s.ao,tor "Is a,hnrz ,,,,,. b,cs IN M,.,ou+,7 ,
p,s,a,.a n ~. 10. h0s rs :. A e,,. ~ Ts,sa.
hr. Aalateaa-oh, yea lilo Is going 10 Europe
for about etx montha to bring hts daughter
home Hhe ii nt school. He will rturn to 31s.
souri mud 40 to work Oh his nowspapor, tho
}Testticts Post.
aoY. ALLEN.
nrnorter-fIow is old Noy. Allen gokting along
In reforming Ohio poticA2
Mr. 1inlAlcnd-Goy. Allan ls not ~ old Rs tho
everlasting bills. II he was MT .Ioru III Vlrguia
next thing to IT, that Is In North Caroliua, olpso
to tue Virginia line, aomewhsFe ID tue last CEN
| tury or the beginning Of this. Tho Governor Ia
! NOT succeeding vel! In The reformation OF hln
pnrty 10 Ohio. Tha Legislature gave him great
den! of trouble list winter, sud he It la4t de-
| manded perempsorily that It should broak oil
and go home. The usual ring Of little raaeats ia
! 1t had got .nto 40 much dirt that he could not
stand It any Iongor, aud be drove t1lem OF. His
| party sB In fourlshug condition lii Ohio. how
| ever, They caslfcu 'she spriug elections In all
tho townh in tho State with the exception oS 10.
| lato, whore there uas local excitement that
| oyetbu1e tho party strength. Tho German yuto
| in Ohio il protty ucarlY ali gouo over to tho
| Democracy. pArtl} on account OF cur liquor cru.
sads sud tho 6abbatar1anisn that they iosiat Ia
| too influential with tho Republican patty.
| Ohio in October next hnyc you NOT?
| air. fInlEtead-Yos; tho Republican 6tnto
| Convention meets on tha I'd Of Juno, and NO
! have not been informed thus far who Ito cnndi.
dato can DO or rhat tho platform Is 10 be mado
OF, Just now the special interest in the State,
~ to tbs platform, is whether the Republicans
shall declare dlstluctlY a3aluRt
| TUE THIRD. TERM. .-......
| Reporter-sr. H4!a.ead, do you tnov os haye
you any rcason to believe that Geu, Gtan. rneans
to run tor third tsrui7
Mr.. IlaI.toad-Yes; tho eyidouce ia too strong
! for anybody not to believe It Who haB givcn at
I tcntion to tho euh1ect It Ia certainly snonn
that 'Lo refused distinctly boforo the New 1lanp.
sll.ro election to HaY that lo consented to lot
ter which vas written by Republican Cou9rees.
| man from that State, for tho use Of tho
Ropubcana in It, asserting that he lad no
thought Of running whA,oyar. Tho Congress
mai, wished to correct auy Impression that thoro
was IN Now usmrsh.to TO tla effect that atant
to obta n hs approval Of q letter which ho ltao
Congressman) had prepared, indorsing; "hat she
! queatiou. You may iepelnbsr that tho State
Convention OF New Hampshire declared against
third term, and this Congressman desired that
tho President should consent to say that no had
declaration. Tlo pros!dout's maunor mas cold
and bitter, and 10 pos tyoly declined to nAy any,
thing moro than that lie thought the RapublIcans
Of Now Hampshire had mado thamyoIvas worry
rt3;culouB by not eng that matter at all. The
fact ta certniil aud thero arc not 90 many nepub.
| Lean ConErossmea in Nsw Hampshire but tho
question NAV bo easily investigated aud roducel
to q pereonal matter,
tho pn1ty In Ohlo On tle tuolect7'
Iii. Halet:ad-So far al there has been suy
expression Of the prese Il has boeu strongly
aRsius. ths third torn, but Tue party leaders ia
now ono Of tho Commissioners Of Tho District
Of Coiumbfe, and Who Ia syupathetio with tht
Washington Influence said tho other day II
might not ba worth while Ia offend any ono b,
pc1hara TOO triVial mater 10 talk abont in l
platform. TIE understanding the poople in th,
STATE have from tl.is expression Of Coy. Doaul-
son liz, that tho President would regard 1t as per