, 1876-04-12

10 forecast a result ti,amay .dopend upon cum
tlngoncles that cannot possib!!y, DO taken into
e account a s' t, s ate ia'9 1
another thoy hAvo sotc Waldo. Whoa takon
collectively. compared, lud the manifest osron
artHlng from part!sanatp correcsad. thoto re-
mainaa sum Of tho bce' assa,naoie lnfo1n1a;lon Y,
le-s fortnight lonco' and # may accurately
foroal,adoa tho issuc tho contest. Aak,ng
Tic render 10 accept 10 htatou1ontn for only
what the5 sre worth sa'peoula'Ions, w'f give
srngso7u Or rni nrAt CANDIDATES
on tho t.fst ballot; ~ cA!saei hy thar friends.
And then an easisnhto Of what voie tbs facta 10
lsr IS known make It pbbab!c tot tl,cy wi& got.
full yots Of Maine, Now Hampshire sta-HaeLu-
Botts. Delaware. Marylad, Virginia, Wcst Viz.
gInla North Carolfns Michigan, Wtscon.ln,
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebrdka, Kan.ka. Caslfornia,
Noya1a Oregon. ~ y sno gaa nefTtotlesa9 TO- 1,nd
island. south Carolina Louialanae Fiorids. and
ftnoa, making otghty -put votes moro. II they
should reaIzo tic full 4easnro Of their antlcipa-
toos, their candidate T.. n;eins ' wonld ,.,r ntstt
ouo Of enough 10 nonltso him.
.EaA,6n MoHtoS1 suPpoa1Ens cLAi:l
indiana, Illinois, N1lheodf, aud tho whoo Sonth
except Kontucky and faryland Aotal ding TO
considerably eraggeratd. hs will t,ave acc votes.
The Morton mon do notairerentistc thcir stnsos
into certain aud doubtful pnrhaps becauso they
aro MI doubtful except hdiann.
In. nn1sTow mask ORGANIZATION
| working for him hore. Ind tIlcre Is ansoluto'7
nobody 10 10 found who assumes to conduct tue
CANVASS Ia Ills bohnlf hnd Is ready to furnish
figures as 10 lia psobAls vote. Thb Drlstow
movement is running eself among tlo people,
ticians. it ts therefor impossible to stato tho
| uumpor of delegates ctlfnacd for him, because
| there Ia no on to make dA1ns.
SENATOR foSKLIsd
appcarB to count on tte'comp!lncntary voto Of
the entIso New York dol l|astlon on tho frs. bal
lot, though how ha frieldH can make It up sstl,
| tho Curtis faction is lnde than can any. Now
Jcrsoy is also claimed for hltn. and offorss
ito m n'inS , aao sa e 5ay on tbs ,'T sreSs
Of Ills Whlo 1IouRd in1uenoe, but with
poor prospects Of SUCCESS. Gov. Hayes will
Of cou1ao havn tho fuiifose Of Ohio, md Gov.
IlaftrAnft OF Penusylva'!a. Mr. i. u. wash
illinois mon say that io tsktng for she nu1nlua-
| kjon Tor Governor hs sgrbad to aDaudon al a.
pirutiona for the Presidency. His friends, it
sccms, insiatod upon kioning tho direction In
which he intended thoy !aond carry am before
exaggerated and improblblo cIaimB Of strength
trou tho aboyo cst!uln.cf, We mar mako up sho
| following stascment Of what from ptesont indi-
cations protn.soa to 10 tic .......-...
For Afr. Btatne.-Mhint, Now HAMPSHIRE part
OF Massachusetts (sAy!lY votes out Of w
! Rhode Istaud. 10 votos from New York, Dc!a
ware. Maryland, Yirginls, North Carolina. Lon1H
sotg, Nebraska, Kausss, jaiiforala- Oregon, Ne
vadn, and tho nine Terrisasioa-in all 256 votes.
For A(r. Nor f0n--Iutliara, Missouri, ArfsRn
sos, Mississippi: Alabal1n. Texas. TonneHsoo
West yirgiuia, Georgia: florda, aud thu pistsic
Of Columbia total 1Ss 1osos.
For Uou. Observation-Disclosures IS Totce
For Gov. Hdyes-OhtoH IL votes.
For Mr.. EouGlin3-Ahous so vutos from Nor
York mud possibly tdo IL votea OF Now Joscy.
For jiriztoio-Vormont Connecticut, part Q
s;outh Carolina II tho Chamborlaln party cor
trolls tho Convention, aud the kentucky dcieKa
tion-lons than 75 votcs in all This is ves
small showing, but it must DO borne in MIN
that the above estimates in the chBe OF the otht
candidates aro based upou the probable Bucces
| or tue orgauize1 et1orta beuE made in tuo!r bt
laif, whiIo Sir. Drastow's cn1d!dacy dopono1 CT
trely upon .. -.. -..- ..........
by tho force Of public opinion. Ho is not aruun
trying to bag delegates, like A1r. Dstuo or II
Morton, and II llo succeeds il will ho bocnuf
tho nnnres OF those experienced fowlets will
swept away BY the rising gallo Of tho popult
viii. sIr. Driatow will, therefore, provo oithor
very weak candidate or Au irresistible one.
, egot,ls certain that lle has broken in upon IL
Blaine's forccs in Nov Eng gland, aud 4 lo can
J tho sano thug tn 1lposs aud tue No1stMes
aud eau get two- -thtrdH Of tho Ohio doe.at!o
OIL tho second ballot, the tido NAV ret in u
favor too powerfully to bo turned 1t mu.t b
admitted. lbwoyer, that tho PROSPECTS, cs viuwc
from Washington luycl, Htrungly iaror Il
. | Dnino.
hi. Morton IL likoly TO attatn hIa mazimu,
strength on Tho first balibt There ii 10 poss
bility Of growth, and AtB nomination il IN d
mont impossible contingency. Bumo OF tin ol
est Republicans III Congress- dcclats thht
would
p1snurT THE rANlY.
A Now York me,llber. very mich respected I
his good Judgment, said to-day that ut lea
twenty OF h.s folloE-1iopubllcau Lad told h
? that il Morton weru nominated they would roftl
n to support him. Az tor Mr. Conkllng, no Q
! hero, unless II bo tho Seattor himself and 4
: A. d. Goraell, who ia now IN Washington, reenr
his nomination as possibility worth taxi
i into account. Gov. 1layes IS Just possibslit
Il and q rather remote ono at that. Ii Alr. Blal
/, should fail to get maturity Of tho delegates,
:. tho Dr!stoN ulUyemeut should come to nuthln
= and II the Morton men, tae Conkl!nE mon. NJ
+ AIr. Camo1on'a PoDnBy lvania delegation ehor
o lotn tho Ohio delegation, Gov. !Inyes could
/, | nominated, but hero ate three ifs iu q row
+ enough 10 vittato any calculation. Aud, p'
- laps, instoad OF going to Obso. these fore
= would ask Ohio TO como to them. and jotn the
!. In bringing out now candidate Like Mr.. Whes
il or, Tho united Conkting, Morton. and Camor
|. forces will make tho mouptalpt md the VI
n hlohammod may have to 60 It.
: HAtSTEAD AND BOWLEs.
- THE QUESTION oe THE NEXT PRESIDENCY y
o QE8SED 1T THEN,