The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
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SENTIMENTS AND PREFERENCES OF THE DxLEaA-
TON TO CINCINNATI.
MILWAUKEE June Z, 1870.
Tho following is report OF tho sentlm ents an pref
erences of the delegates from this State the Cnon-
natl Convention:-
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
PHILErus SAWYER Oshkosh am and always have
been for and believe the republicans OF this State
favor him to-day. Blaine is my first and only choice
never make second choice TIL the first trade Is or
AS long there is chance Of nominating Blaine
shall not disturb myself with specuations about
ond choice Blaine, believe, Is generally regarded,
and justly, as prosecuted man, and is as a vindi-
Gated man. have never lost faith in him. believe
tho republican party Is hrmer for him to-day. In
sequence Of that persecution, than IL would otherwise
have been. have nothing in my mind as to Morton,
Bristow, Conklng, Washburne or the other candi-
dates do feel called upon express any opinion
Is TO thcm. II Blaine fails TO obtain the nomination
we shall try ind a nt If Blaine s nominated
the republicans will carry this State Indeed, am not
but carry the State for either Bristow %
Conkling; bus certainly for Blaine Have MOTH
ing say about the Vice Presidency except that tho
nomination for the Presidency Will control that ques-
tion
DAVID ATWOOD editor and proprietor or the Stair
Journal Madson-This gentleman had len for Phila-
dslpha, 70 visit the Exposition, over week before the
reporters VISIT and expected homo before the
delegation left the State for Cincinnati Mr.. Atwood
. strong Blaine man. Ho wrote the following TO hia
paper from Philadelphia, dated goth May
sAs the time OF the republican Convention np-
proaches there considerable interest excited
subject OF politics The several candidates for tho first
nomination have friends, who pressing their
favortes with becoming ZEAL We have been some
Aonc
US that Mr. Blaine has by far the greatest Of
supporters with the OF the people. Possibly
this impression may exist from the fact that he Is
individual preference for the nomination; but think
man iu Of energy, and ripe With experiences in public
affairs Such man is wanted At the head OF the gov
ernment at this time Tho people have conhdcnce In
Blame and believe he would DO the strongest cand
date that could be named"
Mr. Atwood has not been heard, 30 far as I could
learn to express for any other person. or TO
say anything about secoud choice He is understood
10 favor Brstow for Vice President, and TO be unit
Willingness to Accept the candidate who can be shows
be stronger aud better than Blame. II Blane's
nation becomes clearly impossible.
MARK DOUGLAS, state Senator farmer and lumber
MANLY first choice. always surprising he turns out
all right Is Blaine II Re fails present advised,
shall so for Brstow. shall be guided by my own
obser walton Cincinnati, and cannot pledge myself
absolutely to any one TOR either first or second choice
Conkiing beginning DO talked OF, and be
gathering strength, but AS have not yct gwen any
particular attention to any other candidate except
Blaine am not able TO say anything further II pras
JAMES H. HOVER, late Judge Of the uai,od states
Court, and Attorney Tor tho North western Rail-
road Company am for Blaine first, second, third,
fourth aud all the time do not coscevc POSSIBLE
ty OF any ether nomination. Ii there IS we shall
theu haze decide whom TO support Bristow hal
trends and has Conxling. The latter 10 not much
known In tho State but he Is highly spoken or
DISTRICT.
Euuu Exos. Postmaster, Waukcsha-Baine
my hrst choice until yesterday Juue y. but since
tho publication OF the facts TO the letters taken
from Muigan have felt pretty blue, but do not
yet despair OF his coming out all right MuIligan
b ainc, any way and Blaine is, undoubtedly, very
uuch wrought up by the attacks on him. think Il
unfortunate Blaine reputation that he
NulIigan ut ALL Ialways considered Blaine ono OF th,
best candidates we could have for tho Presidency
account Of his personal integrity AID poscal strength.
Ii he clear his record he Is hrst CHOICE ant
ponds circumstances. conkling regard as great
man every He would be strong candidate.
For second place on the tcketb migut support Hayes
No matter which way The affair turns out shall give
my support TO the men VINO wall, In my Judgment BIO
the strongest before the country.
| JANIS BIxrLIFr. editor and proprietor Janesvie
Ga<ekc Jauesvile--My first choice until lately was
Blane with Brlstow for second choice Recent dcvci-
| opments have left uncertain whore we stand.
should Blame clear hts record lie will still be my Grst
chuicc but he fails do would not have him al
any price, do not want TO tic myself any man un
III the result OF tho Blaine nvestgat IS known The
principles and In this ara SO important
that especial care must be trkcn nominate no QUO
who not thoroughly sound aud who does not enjoy
tns confidence Of the country. We must have man
sound on the question OF the Southern claims; the
doors OF the Treasury must be closed against such de-
mands. His name must be guarantee oil tho rights Of
nil men, black well white In The south NJ well as
ut the North. wherever the American nag floats and
I Of purity Of government In case Brs,ow not go
the nomination he might tho ticket IA vics
PRESIDENT shall vote Tor man who will atrcngthcu
| tho rcpublica, party, not who will make thu
Union cause rebo! aud the rebel cause loyaL thiuh
web OF Conkling II he could be elected. There Is mn
Impression. however, that he is put forward The
successor Of The Grant regime He o man OF
cendent ability and perfect integrity but have 10
ncccp preludiccs even " they unjust and there 10
undoubtedly this popular prejudice against ConknE
~ Blaine falls and Brlstow nominated No shail want
an Eastern man for Vice President II Blaine r. right
he Is my trst choice and Dristow my present chotce
for Vice President
sscoSD DISTRICT.
W ksrxs, Postmaster, Madison. chairman OF the
Republican, state Commttec-I am Tor blaine for 6rst
choice Judging by What transpircd On the floor VI
The House, to-day 9th. no IL fully yindcAted NE