, 1879-07-16

tito Northwest for rTresitisnt-Suutt.ern STD
pretnncy Ia CuugrcsA-Death Of tile Green.
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Ills Political Vjews--tseu. Grant the Choico OF
tito Northwest for Observation-Disclosures Su-
pse.nncy In CouercsA-Death Of the Green.
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MN 1"rt Tribune,
John Kaason, United States Minister to Ans
trim, Ia at tho Drcyoort House. lie will leave
carly next week for Washington to receive his
Instructions from tho State Department. On
July 10 he expects to sail ngaiu for his poat tho
duties OF which he as so far found rory agrcoa-
hle, both on account Of the attract!vencss Of
Vienna and tho cor1l!al reception extandetl to
him in oilielni circles. being asked wlat wns
the situation aatons the political partics Of bis
OWL State, hc replied:
'sThc Success Of the resumption scheme has
tlone much 10 harmouizc factions ID Iowa, ntd
the QrcenbAck-Repub1tea are being drawn
haek .nto thu o'd ranks again. always felt
TINT the souner resumption WAS elected tho
bettor. but there has been ns,1ch opposltton to
ilu scheme Int tho West. Nov, ! thiuk, very
few areenbnckcrs would bo tlesilous OF return.
fng to tie Crcenhack basis There is D feeling,
howcycr among mnny TINT tt'eS would bo bene-
flied by q lnrge incrco+c o. the amout of coin III
circulation. on the principle TINT II money wcro
to be hn1 more easily prices would Gu up, antl
those who arc still III debt would ba buoYel up
BY Itllcc. Imitation, usla could yet out moro
ensily.n
"'ynat effect l1as been produced In Iowa by
the extra Bcsslon Ut Congrcssa"
This attempt tn replace t!le legislation designed
tn secure te results OF tln Naf by new euiala-
ton dictated By Southern Democrats Ens inale
I'LL Issue which trAf,srends all other issues, .l,M
Oil which tl!D tepuGlfcnn party will Tu1ly itk full
strength. 'rhcra is Il very strong fcultng III
Iowa ngAInst the drift Of aifatrs at Washington"
How docs this color the Presidential ques-
ttont" 49,,
thought of. but l 10 not think nh evcrstat!ns
ll,a tact when say shat thu great tnnIurtY OF
thu pcoplu III Iowa are looking III t!,u d!rectton
o1 Gsn si tnn IT,. Is In naaGiai auest'sn "n
lenders IN Congress, Is leading them to seek
strong man for ie:u1cr. THEY feel that with
Gen. t3ruut In thu Presidential ci,atr they Eau
20 =, to nea tfst'G & t'nt i!, eJ Wy waks
political interests If the country snfc. Thcy do
not tntnglu nd,slatlon with their prulse of Gem
firAnt. llcy do not my that he bus 10 faults,
AMI that ho has not undo mistakes. hut thpY
boeyo t'lat he Ia honest u'nl cupablc, aud .ls;.s
with enlarged exprsioncc und new n,nl better
surroundings, lo can scrve them much better
than bctore.h
us Tiers uny force In the tl,ir1.tcrm obIec-
t!onsW "
"Nono whatever now, atnce another Admu-
istratlun llaa it,feryenrtl. The tE!rI-tesm arEu-
1,lent is, apparently dea1; thu gravity Of ihc
real Issue as wholly ohsri,rcd it. There cau he
little questiDll that tho ttaIrItarJn objection wus
intended to amply to consecutive teru,s uf of~
ce. There is law ~ awszeriaml that no
PRESIDENT aha!l hold oltec for two consecutive
times. But utter another administration l.as
inteEyencd m ex-presIt!ent n,ay becolo IL cail;i-
tlatc al.al1I. I}Y this rl;la The Ehet Executive
ca1sllot slsc ilumarhnery Of ofGuyeru1nent 10 per-
pettlAic fsls posrr."
"Would Secretary Sherman be tue sccopl
choice ri thu 1nwu liepublennst
~ think not. He tlus teeu very successful
with resumption. anu 10 Il strong rnuu. but
nlalne IL very wull thought Of out there. How
ever. rs an!d, party tecltn, il turnsn&, uut,,,s-
takably toward Gun. lrunt, ut.,l | ietiayo ,lat
fls t,a,nn would tlraw \ great 1,,aty men out uf
the Democratic rullks on this prcsu,,t Issue Tic
abIy. iy ii. tcpu1iu.,s Of Mi.aaesota' I Wtseo,. p
stu, Illinois, Mleht.nn, und Ohio; in fact, the
wh0le Northwest, With probably The exception
Vi In1ianl."
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