Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-12-25

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Investigations They have been tried reneat-
| edlv nv both narties In both bouses and exneri.
| onre has been M aIwavs tho bes, t.ocber 40 IN
| their real worth Mr. Teller the chairman ia
LAWYER Of fair ability with M renu,a,op 4, Con.
gross for leadership mr. execntive talen, nossb,v
| because Of his modestv and disIil,e IN nusb him
| self forward lie 10 nj last one NJ tho Ina, ,vbo
Womb be seIected hv nonular ori,ion ~ tho hood
of sucb n committee Mr. ttoar has had ah,nd.
.pt exnerience in Investigations n, tho South and
has shown b,s eminent s,ness for tho ,vorl on
more than one occasion He il the only really
conservative Republican mon the committee Mo.
MILAN ia verv frecren, in dah,,o h,t roro,y an vs
ANYTHING NJ imnortapca comero, NJ wisco,sin
was elected az n liberal Rennblican 10 succoed
Matt Carnenter I'm, has been ono ~ tho ,,os, 70.
Ien,le.s nar,isars in Tho sona,o III ah,;,r
either as an orator of n worker il not above
medioc,itv covernor Kirkxood ia Lro,yn as tho
&C Cran,er" of tho Senate Ue issaid q, no n man
NJ mucb ability bv those from his own state lint
has vet tn make n renntation ne n sepotor In
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| of the Chamber lie has ala, the renntation of
being fair-minded and conscientious in his puliti-
cal convictions He il inst now much spolken Of
AS the next democratic candidate for the Presi.
dency. Mr.. Bailey. of Tennessee. is a LAWYER OF
standn- in his own state. but of no narticulai
prestige in the Senate. The same NAV be said o,
Governor Garland. who was conspicuous in the
Southern confederacy and during the Arkansa,
troubles a few years ago. Mr.. Wallace is one Of
the principal scbemers for the democratic mart,
in the Senate having more attention to the layinl
Of the wires than tn the execution of any meas
ure He was one of the six who voted apains
| tho Investigation resolution
The committee held its first Meeting yesterda,
afternoon Sly members only were present
Three have left for their homes to spend the holi
day recess II was agreed by those present tina
the committee should do its work in Washington
and commence business on Thursday next
was also decided to sit with open doors The tw
states of the South to which particular attention
Will be paid arc Louisiana and South Carolina
and, II time permits, affairs in Mississippi vii
also be investigated
During the past week some little interest ha
been excited by the publication of Senator Conl,
ling's position in regard to
nun ~vx,r pyvsnrxcv
Mr. Conkling is renresented AZ saving that h
,ron,d No, ha o,ndidato tor prosidon, and tho
no would favor General Grants nomination
o,har nrh,;co,;o,s have also annearad Stain
,ha, Caroral Cran, ,as NO, a candidate nm, ,ha
be f,vored M. claims ~ Mr. Conkling Tho ca,
vasa Tins far seems therefore to he carried q
Inv two candidates neither of whom admits
being n candidate. Int each IL nut in pominatio
by the other From these and similar reports
might be inferred that one of these gentleme
must necessarily receive the nomination, were
not for the fact that men may come and me
NAV 20" ere the summer of 1880 who are nc
thought of now, but who nav be preferred the
above all others. warm personal friend {
: General Grant who IL In constant communicate
, with him. says that the General il really No
anxious to have another term a. President
has on several occasions expressed him self yer
strongly in favor of Senator Conkling, to whoi
he is the most closely allied of any of the prou
inent Republicans. General Grant has also mel
toned two or three others AS men whom he woul
he glad To see A the next Republican PRESIDENT,
candidate. one of them being Senator Edmund
1t can also be said ON the same good authorit
that the movements which are now unite active
certain quarters in General Grants behalf ha,
MT been undertaken nv reason of any promntiu
{ from him. Yet of course IL ia understood that
General Grant should be nominated By the co,
vention he will accent. and undoubtedly. 40 woul
Mr. Conklne II he should be selected. II is nee,
less TO saw that Mr.. Blaine would also feel c,lle
{ upon to accent similar offer
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