The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-13
IMPRESSION OF COMING CONVICTION.

ihE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY BRISTOW
Surface indications are that the sem
Diance OF peace between Grant and Bris
tow can not last much longer. TIL
President seems to be daily growin
more irascib1e and displeased with tn
probable that he will be able to contro
his wrath much longer.
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Presidential Talk.
| II Gov. Hendricks has much STRENGTH
as 81 Presidential candidate among th,
Ohio Democrats, it is not evident in tn.
| leanings OF the mem bers Of the Iegisla
ture. a correspondent Of the Cincin
natl En4utrer sounded 50 Of the 81 mem
bers recently with this result Fo
Pendleton Is, for Thurman ii, for AlIeY
2, for Hendricks 2, for Ewing 2, for Al
len or Pendleton 2, for Thurman o,
Hendricks j for Thurman or PendIetoT
!, for anybody but Sam TiIden" [, non
committal 10. 1t appears by this show
ing that Thurman has more strength
than the infiationists give him credit
for. One Democratic Senator declined
to give any preference, but was strono
in the conviction that all the party lacks
is backbone; backbone to stand up. ,
Another Senator thought the missing
CdtChb WsJo
The Adrian (Mich.) Times rep.
thinks it hard on Tilden or Ohio fiji
don't know which, for the Cincinnati
Enlujrer (dem.) to assert that TiIden
could not come within 40, 1000 Of carrying
Ohio IL nominated by the Democrats.
Touching the Conkling movement,
the Syracuse Courier (dem.) SAYS that
although it started late it has already v
gained 81 momentum, especially in his
own State, which promises to become
exceedingly formidable
There appears to be 10 anti-Blaine
faction in Maine on the Presidential
question. The State press Of the party
is unanimous in his favor. He is the
only candidate who has such backing
The Springfield Mo- Adrertser flies
this ticket: For President, Benjamin Fl. .
Bristow; for Vice President, James G..
Blaine.
'If," says the Philadelphia Times.
''the worst Of the Republican candidates
for Grants boots can be set ON each
other after the immortal example of the
Kilkenny cats, there's bare chance
that they will serve as mutual eXtermi-
nators, a2d leave the field clear for bet
ter men"
The indianapolis SIN (greenback or
gam thinks there is "a well defined ma
tional bank odOr about Hendricks"
Uncle Elihu Washburne Of Illinois
stands about as good o chance for the
Republican nomination as any other
man to-day. He has no offensive ele-
ments OF greatness, but is honest and
inclined to economy. He would be a
vast improvement on the present Presi-
lent, and would compare favorably with
he Presidents OF the last fifty years. If
nominated he would probably be defeat
,d, should the Democrats be smart
enough TO put up better man.-Bostoe
Her0Jd (Iy1d.)
The Vicksburg Her0M wishes that the |
Democratic President and Vice Presi- /
lent should come from the North, and /
hat the South be left to build up it's |
states in peace.
Several indications come to hand that I
dr. Blaine's stock is rising in the West. t
l correspondent Of the St. Paul Pioneer t
'ress has canyassed the Minnesota Leg
stature and the State and Federal off
ers on the Presidential question, and /
this result: For Blaine, 48
or Washburne, 12; for Bristow, 5; for
dorton, 4 for Grant, 5 for Hays, 2;
nd several scattering votes for less
'rominent candidates. Total for Blaine
s, against 81 for all others. All Of the f
'ederal officers, and all of the State
Ulcers except three, were for Blaine
A special dispatch from Leavenworth
b the Chicago Tribotne SAYS Of Kansas
entiment: cover one-haif the news
apers in this State have declared for
. q. Blaine for President and John J.
INGALLS, for Vice President. The Kan
as delegation will probably go to the
incinnati Convention instructed to vote
)r these two men," OF the feeling in
owa the Davenport Gazette says: 'fMr.
Elaine is making unmistaIable ad-
ances in the Presidential race. This Is
orne evident that he will be the win ]
ing nan, for nomination and election,
epublicans in this region will be album
antly satisfied"
The vote Of the Southern States is the
est-egg which both parties are equally
.renuous in claiming It's going to
lake deal Of difference, viewer,
no does the on.-PI,jJ0ltelpjeja
INES.
Conkling to Grant: eff you want it, ] !
ont; il you don't, do" Grant keeps
q smoking g.-Bosto, Post. I
With Roscoe Conkling as our stand
rd-bearer, we are sure to win victory
New York, and with victory in New =.
ork we win a victory in the country. {
sUey0 Times (ISep.) c
Ex-Delegate Chaffee, Of Colorado,
links that Messrs. Blaine, Rristow,
'orton and President Grant will 90
to the Republican National Conven-
On with a real support; that neither Of !
Iem will be nominated, and that some t
1iet person, like Gov. Hayes or Secre- /
ry Fish, will run past them all.
The New York Stars opinion of
Iaine's Presidential prospects is en- Y
died in the general proposition that
juicide is hard disease TO recover t
om." 3
The signs are unmistakable that the t
legatiOn from this State to the Ma Il
)nal Convention will be instructed to Q
esent the name Of Roscoe Conkling as II
candidate for the Presidency.-f Co0s- n
ercidl Adpertjsey, tNesg York ad1ainjs .
1tiO1s Orgdaj. L
Unless some new man, now not prom L
emily before the country, unexpectedly 2
BPS forth and makes an impression u
,on the Democratic mind, We are of 81
@ firm conviction that the Democracy L
Ii have to decide between Senator 4
lurrnan and Gov. Hendricks Cere- 81
I'd Plain DedleJ. fDena.). >
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