, 1876-05-23
oi Judge Dsyl. by Tho DemoesAt., Of voting for tho
'"''"'' "'s ~"''' As ANXIOUS 1s9u1nIn.
THE PRESIDENCY.

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AS VIEWED FROM REV YORK STANDPOINT
DLA1Ng, CoNKLIN0, DR1sTow, AND MORTON.
70 As Editor u Tbs Tribune.
New YoRK, May 10.-Your. paper epeaks to
the people Of the Northwest. Through It, allow
me TO state tho situation from New York point
Of view.
With the Republicans Of your section, as you
know, hnvc worked in moro thnn QUO cant
palgn. They surely desire another triumph Of
Republican principles. Some OF them person"
ally prefer Blaine, soma BrIstow, souio Morton.
II they could sec, as some who look on at Wash
ington or New York mny sec, the real potltton
OF this light, thtnk they would not hesitate nor
allow personal preference to prevent Republican
success. .-..
New England sends: From Maine, "A votes
for Blaine; from New Hampshire, divided del
crattor, probably for Dlainr md for Drlstow;
from Observation-Disclosures to each one Of tho
0 for Diainp and Il, for Dristow
from Connecticut . delegation n controlled @ g. ~ shc
tow. thongh of tho delegates pEoposc 10 cast =
complimentary vote .fos Jewell; and from Ishodc
hs n ss sGeM!ss y feW 5sST ss pae T. BE- aai si
fot Jewell or, as between the leading candidates
Thc Middle sa.es will vote at tho outsct mainly
for Conkling and llartrnnts. Five from New York,
led by Mr. George ". Curtis, arc expected to ynta
6t;,sw G s.,1 sna IL ' TX ds H5 a;
.oto for illainc; Aid. Of ilc ia from New jersey,
s 1rIstow. . " In In tho Now York delegation arc 7
hc s1s e s xaI, 3; ssos .'ns ind sen Mnn,s
railroad. TRANSACTIONS hnye insured scutts MD. On
the other hatld. between the two. u Of the New
KiaIne; 20 that tho Middle States would cast for
Blaine 1o:.; for nrittow, O. votes.
An tho states IN The South hsys M e3eoscn exsone @
ssfs9a 6 g si s Mss's i SSs;ss a
ion, Ga for Uristow, and 1 for Conkling, mot
Theso @ny make 81 81 blaine, aud thu statcs yet
Fsam Tho Faclac states; nla!ne ha. Il dslesa,cs,
DFlstow q iron, Ncysda md fsom e ca,l.oFq!a1,
sna eun ayfs sve. 'Gm Ssya' oHs fe'sa &x
!, s,l and iisSo saa ,ioatsns =. sse@; fen Se!.
Giving to n1ainc The 10 votes from Arizona, Utah,
Dakota, Washington. and the nistrct Of Columbia.
te 9e!o states ana tue Tssssorles oIng may give *
Laycs, md 10 for Bristow.
6f lhe len NertAwcstern States. four have elect;
will 20 70 r!stow In tic end. Indiana gives 20 to
Morton; Michigan Eyes L. to hlaa1e and 70 nris'
n!ane. 5!i Illinois, Missouri Iowa, kansas, Minne-
states By theiT action next week, vii insure the
FOR the delegates from oiaes sections, %
81 for Iiartranfs md q for Hayes whcn conE.
Tic mitF1a m loSa 81 .aa nas' Fof s5s naae
Dristow, @ eli; and for Morton, LII, Two.tl,irls
Of MI. 3tortonn strength inclines naturally to Mr.
fJ.lrnn tSlsNh
thnn 10 Of IL 12o votes. hu will bc nominated II
eIses to I'la!no decidedly The greater rar Of It's
M Sns I T g. bG beaon or
cnuutry will not mite hapte 10 elect this year the
iayorlte candidate q Ton, Scott and Jay Goad.
not not % mora than iuo yotcs from other quarters,
sGS se D9 epuscsas a'ss esn hoe e' carry czssp
doubtful Il they can, garry either Of those. al;
s IN tbs pss ba ny M
hot make him Z feet htGh, aud tho admiration Of
thousands Of friends will not make him President:
There arc obstacles In the way which ho cannot
This Northwest can mike either Dlaine or Dris-
can can BE- Sc elected Nobody dobts that this F1co. Soil
| Wig from Kentucky, who cmancipnted slasca and
fought Tor The Union In Slave State as stur!'ly as
successor Of Abraham Lincoln. MI; Bristow can
be elected. md Mr.. Dlatue 10 doubtful. Az be-
tween nlAlne hnd Tilden, who feels sure Of tho
do not rely in this belief npon tho cpinlon Of
tho Independent Coutcrence. though no hcpGbllc,,
tho wnrnlngs Of President Woolsey, DIR. I!acop,
President Nypsins, Col: l!iggtnson, Gov. bullock,
paly ssoxs ooss q a @
contempt the wosda OF cx-Scnators Schurz and
Foster, Gharlea Frone!s Adams, Jr., c1.secresa.y
resara for stories aIeetiny III. DIa!nes Integrity,
as 4 'Ss Il. offe %st fs bssS i = IT,
aud aud thas viii DO lin no good. '
ottas, 5 shess eaite. 'pS II: b:sis3 .iismsssa.
Tho 81 houa ,.a,' goss 0koere1 kg oa,.o hose
ras ses ss as9s sss! sas
Nng ase sayaEely opposed @ TO- nFstox and dSfd.
such puds Viii be great deal mora likely to win.
'S wsn. il Knew new e1 a - xs 8xd go
rsal q Forsey y Penn;giyaniaas. II witch. r.,
this would Insure the triumph q lhe Texas raeIdt
Job, mud reycls in tho thought TINT Col. Scott,
sns sn. n 'en TX. GsT won1
scassfa scaatifi % liz + hsp
Eens ilat Gould, chief owner q t!,e unlon racllc
g1lRa''' q5lsf ovnse M q li tic :Tesa.. .rssiae, T Al
! Icrhsps you can tell. l only know the fact. al
daily Occurring events reveal It; aud, while Scott,
| Gould, and Huntington ara nice men, don't thfnA
they ought to elect the ncd Prcadento of tho Cnlted
1 Sthtcs. -.....
They will not. Tho Independent Conference,
without mining Blaine, declared IN tho most I'M.
cuuivocaa terms, md without a dissenting voice,
that te would be opposed by those there pseaou
or represented, II necessary by tsse nomination o
INTO Htainc; but by doug 10 it Will rondcr ttt
| election Of Democrat Inevitable. Tho Republic
wno supposes that Blaine ean carry New York cun,
fer first With Cartts urynns, and the independents
! and next with ROSCOE Cuhkung WBdrEna.
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