The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
Political Notes.

70 somewhat remarkable that nearly
III the late Blaine organs are now talking
very kindly of Mr.. Washburne. Such
,uanimity is significant.
Sympathiziug as we do with Mr. Blaine
against the ex confederate conspiracy in
ended TO bring about his ruin, VIC are still
compelled TO say that his nomination at
Cincinnati would be, in our Judgment, q
cry dangerous experiment for the repub-
lican arly.-1roy Times.
The New York Gruplic says of Mr..
}line "Hs smartncss has been his ruin.
lie has too much speculation In his eye.
lie has outwit,ed himself, and it is with
profound regret that we drop the name of
his really able, experienced man, from
whom the country expected so much from
he list of possible presidents.
But for letter Henry Clay might have
been made president in 1874. The Brod-
mead letter helped to do the business for
Horatio Seymour in 1868. Blaines letters
nave thoroughly destroyed his chances of
he nomination by the Cincinnati conycn-
ion. Political letters should be written
With magic ink, that fades and leaves no
'ign after they have been exposed to the
lieht. Cincinnati Commercial.
We can assure Dir. Blaine and his frisnds
hat the conscience of the country has
crown remarkably sensitive and its distrusi
! remarkably quick, within the past three Oh
four years, and even within the past three
or four months, and that any justification
mat comedies his controlling an interest
| IN Northern Pacific, while that railroad
| was seeking legislation in congress anc
| when Blaine was speaker, will be no iusti
ication at all.-Boston 1ronscrpt.
1t may be that personal liking will 60 &c
far as to secure Blaine's nomination at Gin
1innati 1t would insugurate canvas.
that would be fought on low level anc
with much bitterness. The nomination OF
Brstow would insure success, and that o.
| wheeler or Waehburne would make succes,
| possible. II is hoped that wisdom will
prevail, and republcanism in the comips
| contest be unhampered by any doubtful
-ecord of its candidates. - Moatpelier
| Freeman.
The Chicago Tribune talks TO the pur
p'se when it says sit is plainly apparent
hat MIR. Bristow would receive tens OF
thousands of votes throughout the entire
county outside of the republican party
which will not be given to either Blaine O,
| Conkling. because he 10 actively, practi
cally, energelically identified with The
york OF reforming the public service, anc
because the people of the country, indie
| pendent OF party, are demanding this
work in preference to everything else"
But if the disclosures in Mr.. Blainet
case have happily made his candidacy al
lmposslbllty, the strength which person
so utterly disqualified to lead reform
movement, only last week promised tc
show in the convention, ought to admonisf
the people and their representatives L
make no further mistakes. MIR. Blaine,
nomination would have been every way oh
| Jectlonablr the nomination of the Greai
or Little Unknown will be as little defensl
blc.-Charies W. Wizard.
The convention will not, on the ont
hand, permit clearly false charges, made
for political purposes, to injure one who
ought to be nominated Oh the other hand
aud without regard particularly to Mr..
Blaine, II will be the duty as well as desire
] OF the convention, to place In nomination