New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03


the past ten days there has been considerable
and (capvassng among tho Republicans Of Crsron !,
regarn to the next Presidency Of the United s,s,..
Opinion seems almost unanimous for BaIae II ma
stood there q strong preference for him among No.
bcrs OF the Republican State Central Committee 49,.
met here last week. There seems no doubt that ID.
will have tho vote of Oregon in the Cincinnati Ccnrss
Ii H." ''@
"Our favOrite SOM seems to have ar sr.,u.
in PoughkeepsIe, for The Eagle Of that place 60.
Blaine can get 10000 votes IN this stat. a..
Conking can and while II win doubt be a1reA.Al .
our State pride to have candidate OF our own W. 49,
much better have from abroad who can succeed ,h
one Of our citizens who would be beaten. Pc
day adds TO the number OF those in various STATE. -,
are in favor OF Blaine and there Is no doubt vAs,...
that he is to-day the most popular man In the field n
we're no: for the manpulations OF the political ies
he would be pretty certain TO receive the nominefa
and with him nomination would be equivalent % ~
election"
There is an unmistakabe Blaine sentiment;,
Ohio as well in most OF the other Western states ~
Clereland Leader seems to think that Mr. Blaine Ia.
good prospect for geIting the vote Of tho Ohio dees
after Gov Hayes has Been complimentary for its.v,.
1.-THE undertow Of public sentiment In this part ~ ~
State Is strongly and Enthusiastically for BaIue IA
soldiers like him for his amnesty speech. The buslps,
like him because he is man Of affairs who kpov,
something about business himself and has thoroa,h,v
sound and reliable ideas the duty Of parties and m.
Government toward industrial and commercial ntsrs..,
The N.w-England blood Of the Western Reserve 49,
toward Mr.. Blaine because he is alert clcarbesdsd'
ready in all EN- rgencics, experienced In public ara "a
and honest above the whisper Of reproach" Tie Crr
nat Commercial quotes the above ami commenf,. -
this part OF the state the underow aud the Uppertow are
for Bristow."
The Nation makes this pertinent suggestion
"Dstrct-Attorney Bliss has explained the proceding,
of Sherman, the deputy whom he sent to the West "a
dana for fha
over what he found Gen. Babcock counsel He say.
that sherman found valuable evidence which went "a
show Gen. BabcOck's innocence; that he SHERMAN,
feared that he turned 1t Dyer il would he sun
pressed and he therefore turned It over to Babeock
This conduct. Mr. Bliss says, perfectly proper hut
this obvious that wonder at any question being
raised about II. Mr. Bliss Is q Jouge DistuctAtOncy
aud been acting under the orders OF an Attorney
General who issued only he other dAy bougs order
warning his subordnatcs that hereafter anybody Who
turned states evidence against the Whisky Rings would
be severely punished by tne Government In boug,
prosecutions the Government always collects a eVi
dence and then hands it over 10 the dcfcnee ODb,ch
coming to this few weeks direct from the
Duchy of Gerostein. 10 study institutions aud va
meeting between lin and Messrs Bliss and PieFrepont"
Senator Cameron seems TO be still in search
of the Presidential candidate who viii recognize
most generously Pennsylyana's claims. The Washing.
ton correspondent OF The Boston Jovai writes ak.
Speaker Blaine Is employing is best strategy to securc
the solid support Of the Pennsylvania delegation Tho
Cincinnati Convention. Senator Cameron, as usual 10
the huclstcr who has Pennsylvania in the market aud
is with him that Mr. Blaine is enleayou 10 strike
bargain Blaine Is not Camerons Ist choice, nor his
second either, and unless the fates should point
takaby Blaine the coming man. he will not get the
entire delegation from Pennsylvania Cameron says he
Is determined the influence OF his State shall not be
thrown away this time. He thinks it lost bota mes
upOn Grant, and that because it obtained cheapy
the state has been recognized by Grants Admins
tration. lie IL rather AFRAID trust Blaine, whom he
regards tricky. In the time. Blaine is at work
with the antCamerOn influence In Pennsylvania, which
is very strong in parts OF the state and he has
already made considerable headway. The western part
of the State will send Blaine delegates to the Convention,
and Will several districts in the southern and eastern
sections Cameron is confident, however that when be
gets the delegation together he can control IT,"