, 1876-01-27

10 nominate hlr,, and THIS result ID con-
fldontly predicted hy Mt. Davard's, ftionds,
bocauuo Of tho hittarnoaa toward T.lIen
liz esnysss md ths Tsnu.ny rad upon
Washington. It IL guile likely that X Mr.. Day
ard has strong support from the Soul 1lo will
10 tho fhvoHto. Of tho delegations from the
l,opelca.ly Republican States botote mentioned
unloss Tli1ou should roooiva tho nomination be-
fore tho fifth OF sixth ballet, which wry fov
Anticipate, Wo may add fact which ID not all
.nittoa by sir: Bayatd'A friends. TINT tho lato
transactions In Tho uouso or Representatives
Will operate nga!uat any Southern candidate,
since tileto ato many Democrats who be!ovo
that u ls got eAfo ovoa 70 alive nn appearance Of
dofyipg tho nti.confedoraso sentiment Of tho
rather II favor Of compromise eauaiato Of
tho milk aud Wnsor order to catch tho ala.
dependent vote"
W,tl, regard to Ohio, The prosont Indication Ia
that wo must a.sappuint tho general expectation
that It will unto npotI ono or ltH own mon. A
bovoro conteas Ia tho result OF % cffots TO
prescott
SENATOR ALLEN Il. THURMAN ...
unanimously. The rampant tntlationieta hAto
lin almost NJ muoi, "a tioy DO hfr T.ideu. 1ho
hnrd-tuoney no0 accepted him only 81 compro-
misc sbaoutoly necossary to tho halvation OF
| tie party. Tho opposition noment would l'ko
[ to nominate Mr. George IT, tendIoon Tut aro
| oven OF thu moro eanBuiuo Democrats who
! think that hlr. ponAletou could DO eloctod. il
| nominated, and yet ho has many friends Il, Ohio
who vii! not vote for Mr.: Thurman unless l,o
Of tho Stato.
| Wo judge from this condition Of st1airs in
Ohio that
GOV. THOMAS A. 1lEyba1cxa
| OF 1ndians, Is tho most formidable Of tho Weas-
orn candidates for tho Domocrato nomination.
| Ilo will 20 Into Tho Convention with tho OIL
! thusiaAtic nomination Of Indiana, baoloa Oy tho
support Of Q majority Of tho Michigan, Illinois,
TntBA and laann Hn} n.
gates. Wo tiill that Mr. pendleton aiso will TO-
| celvo many vutos In tboso btatea among tho
radical Mtlat'oulsts. tfr. Thurman will receive
! but vury fsw OF tloso at t!rst, whether Ohio
\ prosent Shim unanimously or not. air. Hou-
dricls will rece,vo many votoH 10 the Southern
States. Ho viii start with the strongest support
| OF any candidate before TIC Convention pos
sibly excepting uov. Nlden.
Illinois will prcsont no candidate, uu.osa In tho
interest Of oonciatton, that H. IN tue ovont that
1t Is Judged best to havo candidate who has not
tnkon n very active part IN public Atfairs, aud
therefore who has no objectionable points In htd
record. =,
JUDGE pAyIn DAVIS
has been spoken Of lu this connection, and hA Ia
locked upoh ns 80 very unobjoctionabio that llu
Has very little 10 recommend him to my party
making D profession Of principle or policy. In
| this connection wo may Observe that tho friends
| Of Gov. Hendricks outer hero to urRo Ills claims
on tho ground that his record Inns no radica1ly-
! Objectionable fastu1os, aud with gront reason.
tions, md is ready to concedo point on allnost
any liostion for Democratic auceess. What
need, then, OF taking up Judge Davis or any
other nou.uommittnl man2
Tnfnt w1fspcra aro heard of uo,nfnnt{op eome
| auch man ao ~N'''0
un. r5MAy rnuMn111.
! Of Illinois, for Vce-rrostdsnt, with two objocta,
first, to oo1npro1piso WITH tho tptlat,onistu il
| aeooui. to attract tho LiIornIs' T1;s i1en 1lns
| nnt Atrcnrti, ennnrh tn otTsot thn ojnim ~ lin
Houlhorn Dcn,ucretu for a Representative on tLo
ticket. HLouII gountor Dayarl bo uoninntel
NAV bo n,ioptoti to basnco the cfaima Of tho soe
tioi,a. Tho Houthrrn DanocrnLs clniIn tho
richt-alwayu accorded them belorc tho War--of
nat,iug one Of tic Candidates, and i.ey viii not
1ha a oxhn11rt3 O tia ,sA OF oan,Y1da,oa who o.o
| nro,nitsnt cnourl1 to Iosoryo mn1,.iou. Wa
hayo Leard tovorts that II Tll1ou or IIen-
t]ricks al,outi bo nonliuntcd for rrnsf-
don't. aomo prominent Southern loader like /.
q. d Lunar Voud bo nom,natet, for Vico.
l;roaidont. Wa cannot traeo thiH tn any eold
fnt,ndnsinn nlttourh w ito find that thc aentj.
mout instifyine this rumsr is yory stronp, Int Ia
! concoulod, aud viii ba M,pprcsssd ia siie Con-
vontinn' atnn}v from ti,o }mnosability nf ana.
coe,l,np in that line Of pollny.
TO suu, IN: Gov, Houdrioks
sErMs To nAyr T,1r nrsr ,,u.yrp ron rnr
NOMINATION
bocauBo 10 can boat compromise The radical
ditfcroucos which diyide iho iomocrafic party.
II Oiio amid tnita ,,,,on Hnnntor Th,,rnan IL
would stand obout m equal cLnnco. Eithcr uf
tLo,n couid obtaiu more yOtes in tLo Conyoniiou.
from Tia NORTH and Hmth tnroti,or. ti,nn INV
oti,or cnulijnto ntoye na,ncds Soun'or i,ayard
nuncnrp Ia stand thin1 m lin 1IAt Of uruLnhili.
ties II wolf Btip1lortot al tirvt,, ho will ro.
calye n Ioree sunn0rt in Tho South. ,nnny
ecat.criux yotes ia the West, aud divide
tLe Pacific Coast Statcs viii, Uoy, Iidot,, Wo
conclude that Gov. Tiidon cannot bo nominated,
| since, il he thould receive = majority uf The