, 1876-05-06

| Up lllHLluQtgA 44E ululs WI C4HlNk Huptl0fk HHt
: low. bis record would DO a dead weight upon th'
| tckat; Whto Alr. ScroEge would add etrepgtA u
t II throughout tho State.
IOWA.
NATIONAL AND STATE POLITICS.
Sftttat Cdrrfsrondctee af The Ch,raoa Tribane.
DEs MolsEs, MAy 4.-1Ia political movements
Of tho various statea has more ttsu 50 oraluar,
Significance In this CentonniAl Presidential caua.
phign. Ia tho worry outsot every other political
confederation OF local character must yie!d te
tho important one as 10 who is tho first chulcc ot
tho State for presidcut then who are tho mou
to reploHont that cl!oice at tho Cincinnati M.
ttonhl Convention. From present Indications,
so far aa am ablo to learn from tho proas ana
persons from tho various sections Of tho Stato,
JameB @. Elauo soomB to bo tho frat
chosce Of tho Republican party. To
eaY tho teaat, lows Ia for On
nbo, truo. aud cisan-handod Republican for
President. II 1t should provo TINT Ai1. Blaine
docs not poRscRB tho Inter requsito, Iowa will
look farther down the list for tho best man.
Secretary BriBtow haa good many friends in
the State, and will marshal Hono strength
doubtless will DO Iowas second cloco. 1to
Hoetns to 10 AZ FREQ fron political scandal NJ any
IN tho llst OF rreudontial aspir4nts. Gen.
Sherman also has fricnda in this State. Couk-
ling uesa not look for support hero. Iowa has
| no great admiration for curly locks, silk stock
Jugs. aud pasont-leat..or ehooy. Morton would
iar ontreach hin, bccause Le III Western in spirit
! and education, mud moro Republican.
cosxttHo WOULD MARE An EXCELLENT EMPEROR,
but not 80 good . President for our Nepublic ~
any Of tho otilor gantlomun uamod, not exceps-
ing Charles Francis Adams.
20. upon the whole, 1uwa may be p!aced In tho
llHt tor Blaine first, and, second. divided for
Hristow. Morton, and SAermun.,
1t innkoB but very littia difference in Iowa
Their aettou IL nloreiy formal. But without
| doubt tho Democt aoY OF this State will soud
rllden delegation to 1t. Louis.
Among tie many gentulnou anxious to repro.
fehent 1ow0 ut Cincinnati III Republican delo-
Eatea at large, might name Ito Hon. Hiram
prsce ex-MemboE OF CongrcsB, OF Daynnnort
tue Hon: Jol'n Van Valkonburg, Of Fort Madison
Col. >. !. Cooper. Of GrsnnoA Judge g. G. CoIo,
Of Dos Moncs; and Alexander Clark (coloruul'
Of aluAca'i''e QLher uatnus, quito likely will
tho 3lst lust.
:, For E!sctors, there is 20 laok OF asplrnu:s.
hero IL wlsfo the "obII8attDn couss in, and
yuu mRy sct II down ~ rnlo tbas those Who
aeok to gHt OIL tho tckot us Presidential E.octors
hGyo III view preaIdential appointment fOr
themselves or friends lhis ot couyse, doea
not apply TO those whom tho psopie nealt Tor tho
E,ostttou Among those alreuly 1nuutlVnsd Tor
Electota At large. notios tic na:,lua Of
,ho ,ton' w.11r 3anns "ll+om, Of Fslt!loll
aps nit bfar of t GsIae AppapoSG Ean, c9"ay
D. Woodin, cs S.ra'uuoy aud s1>uov. ". III.
Siono. Of Nersha'l.-nli abIo men, good Re-
pub!icallv, &u.I "el Enomn.
,,is war 1nwn o1cct. Ias c,,..
A'",.g these prominent for these several posi.
Youvr. nreseur ncnn,hegt u ~ n'ase, 1onlaia +
a,uu Sd m,nnIar n1,'. ono, LAG ~ nm c1ccaat
now filling luz secosI term' ,,ia snn oi,snsaa @ ns
third IL good Iocnuao Of his acceptnh,t9 s t 1o -
prominently uamci for liz n.mo .aS,!;a IL sso
Vii n1arah1 cnnadasaia tio aauo EoBsslon. and
boon Tor several resrs secr"tarss usn ~ aio has
senato is wel known. 4nI Would make ~ to1 s1a,a gaoS
For Auditor OF stuto. n. n s,orn,a =, H..
ton Copnty nrcsant ,c ino, ~ H. sootman Of Non-
Cd without orpuait.n,,-n rcnd ,W ~. 10 aoualhat-
Treasurer of Sssio t;1Ti.ty 1tSSp. Jsni;p.. .a,,
term, apI thc uo N Il Moora aeo.ipee s snoshor
H. and ex.scnatnr !. ~ -.!S no9se. u rage Coun'
Good mar. 40 ''Su''o ~ nIa SUCCESSOR,
It was thought TINT II w,,,,, ,,,,,,..
4prouchng stats Coavoutlcn to ss!oat on ean .ho
sicu wns nin"tod i:r.'l,a sus,a.auy. WHO. some tmo
ysru,tv. in, ~ i'gsueal u tno C4leaso Uai-
reaan hcfnss 1u sna a. ,a!otnH NO that llo Yl not
'he election Of Lis SUCCESSOR at tue nent H. eleoion @
Tho Int Iecislat,,re eGaxEnE i',s!o eophr.
our Euurnmn f",a. f. ,e!oaaea tae number Of
Ton OF the L.usistu,e anI 11o, 49,, u nsa. 1ns ae.
Judge O. O. Co.'s. icft twa vacs,,cas s oi
by Gov. Kukwood t,v 9aesaaes - DO i!llod
William H. Ssayors - 1pGonaeaa. Iks,nans iuG Hon.
Bince District Ju,os AA,uusa sn's soveFai yoats
,earB DroInnnnt ma "i,,o aua los several
ms appontad ~ ,ceo nuu ap'e predicting lawyer,
3o"yers w.s n,,o " y, sasaon Suag9 Colo: Judge
nd to jpo W. s,o " .ne iaa oode commissioners,
:oIIeut Colo Of tS7s' Ius9u tnn e;., .ot tho e.
,oInt,nont to lin snnr,na ,, suo uma OF lis Ap-
,er Or tbs 9enisIsnro ne ne@e ,s noash 10 %as NOM
nj r,'ar, nes,s'aiuso 81 .s nom alal1aaka County,
ies,a Of tha Iiou,a 10 me- To om!t.oe y Ways A,d
yAs appointed malo him 1hiaf IHxti ~ wien S ne
ara,ry rr,ntad ~, ' - LAM ,'9a VAst1co. 10 the
ho Inn is,aou oS "a su.a4IlonA Judgeship
;nuntr .s.,,a1,.a - ifthfook, of Coaar
o. aono ton 1""1a 1i ouago ~ nf!nroGk had been
tv1 Injs;na s'u f'1s u tho E'Khth (or Iowa
sy1 Tx 'I9sea is ~. usssos, ana atood Agh