, 1879-03-12

u Wnniu n.'t uiVcrt rates from the Democratic
tnnis ~. ,xaUs., snfnaesGena ue itant wnl 10
iinsky, bus stl1c'strongcst onu III tho nnsion At
large"
LOUISIANA.
Mr. Randall J., ltl,snp, the we,l-knoyn Ken.
rc8cutntiye Of the First Louisiana district,
thought the time for Presidential uun,innttuua
tou fnr OF to speak Of viii, INV ,jcvrce ri t,n,i
tIye,.uss. III don't think Tjl,icn l,o sai]. ii.
Tie flrst cl'oice Of our people at presc,i what
t1ink, the cielcc Of t.outsnun II we 70 cnst OF
liz tno,,ntnins; nuf, Il wu Eo west, Thurman.
or Justice Field of ihe Supreme Court, would
he entirely accuptnbic. i'll suy tl,js: lint our
pcop!u wifi support noybody who can Go rlrct-
ed.'' e''' -
Sir. r. Iohn ELLIS, Hccond District, which ia
within thu CITY ut New Orleans. WHEN askcl
about rilen sall: II an opposed 10 llfm, nni
| 1on't believe our Stntu t1.n be INDUCED K, sup-
port him. Certainly not for thu 1lol,l,'ntIoi,,
nnl 1t Is not certain that II would as tn. tt-
tlc1!cy when he y elected 10 It. There nre ple.l-
~ u good ninl brave mon III the Democratic
narty who will he enttrcly acceptable to us, but
1ilHan would nut w."
ar: Joseph .. Elan, Fourth District, was
tile choice Of Ills section for the Presidency. ie
replied very einpflatlcal1y: Ncvers iinless thero
Ti gli'll ne Y Vffy great change tn my country.
llIut Is MI hnVc to Say. Our peoplu do mt
E'ndly support either Of the other gentlemen
who Guvo been mentioned" Wouldn't ttcy
snpport 4, 1i,aea II hosntnuteuf' ~ suppose
tliry would"
Mr. John !. YolihE, Of tho Fifth Louisiana
District, says TINT Hendricks Il tl's personal
ct'oec, 4in II le hest man tint can bc nut for-
NaIti' I1atl 1it becil nominated lust line all
rrestdcnt would now be in, the White House.
,l!lden prior to the recent Developments In tic
Electoral 1fnuus htopu good e!angu tr te''of'!-
!nato There ~ asl effort to put hin forward,
"a fnf fhn
southern vote. u would be dhngeruus to nun,-
inata HIN until thy clcrtl1t, bribery Ia eatisfac
tor!ay lilisd from hisn. Thurman i+ t,e rrust
with The sout. as has any warm Gs s,ror.ers
there owing 10 his patrntir course Il, loIlsiana,
The Republican nomination lles between S1crc.
tnry sherman ntlsi tirant.. Tile forNcr has
strung influences hel'lnd l'tm, sict' 4E Ills
brother, 'l!s General, aud President 1inycs.
which would make him u powerful rival to
GFnnt., -....,-..
MARYLAND.
Mr.. D. III. Henry, OF the First Mnry)nnd Dis
trct, says: " tilint; enn safely sny that tbc
Marylnl.tl sentiment Is nnti-Tilirn Tor ihc tSs0
nomination. Our folks iiku backI,otic uni tticy
Do NJ. think he las uosl. Of 1. on his ,person;
profess to know rn.lrh. With strong Rcpupllc'
am eanun.a!e, sueG ae 1!a'tI' AafS'snt, might
a1ln poss'''Is "o!lla, prove eioSe state, anu
really la'o ,y. my 4oabts , whether Iilasn could
ay G45! cv n nas ny ,d eG91," N my .opiG, a
Exu1r. r., Swami, lonfth p,alr.St, tnlSea Will
out tnS least reserve on s!c Presidential outlook.
ior lsso; ~ tninS," SUD ne. "tlnt lildsn Is
o,lt ot the question, not oeea.'se'l mare not the
nMs 1oS o ,,e ea"M tas me nas no. te
lhe oi!iee: inat VIZ st'a yew entertained BY
TONED. Hnl heartily eo:'eur IN T. now, as elid
tnsn. at1aa'a cetln'niy y Is not ~ iaYor ol n!s
t Sq Ms aSa mSst nt rssrs
etates OF Ncw 1oTk ann ienhsyiy,nnhia ,n ea,l a.
moss commune tne sltuat!1n. iHcre VII pc
inward WShAnssA' lcar; ~, ,supposo !1Iae'l
700 Pos!tlfs.. ADMITTING hns lhc lcpnbilcans
holnihato aIant, WINCH taKc nu" ~ pe h'tllost
& ser.arn.Y, We m'Tnt nave tsouo!e ~ oaEftate
Many ustnosfa1s e., KNOW, iesi lnst US ~:
IT, laeks v!tality' CoininE nome a.. aitef sach ri
foreign ovation urant VIII enter tiH nrrila with
Ercat eeiat ann tne Dss!locraeS VIII nave 10 he-
@ ,sst te,y IT, ca'ase e !, ETea. q , care r ~ SS ex
makS any psea.cs.nms, r nut aopo S t3 te"st stas
senelment sEailasE hiua is strong Oil over the
south ana Hcst.'
| ,MIssIssIrFI.
Alr. Van II. Manning, Second district, apcaks
very positlyolY. Lie says: "lpe fhc Demo-
crass) can't afford 10 nominate. Mr. 'flldcn. lle
is against lis on tho money question, n,,t. tlats
enough. We must takc Western mn,,. WhoY
We'll, our peoplc regard Thurman o. lie ,cst
mau Tor President, Then We could 20 East for
a cauil1ate for Vlcc-prcs[t,ent, u,Hi ti,u best
! Thug VIZ could do would be 10 take =. i. Cox
lie can coptnand as uluny votes In New York I'd
ANYBODY, aud In my opinion is null stronger
there thnn Tildcn. Coz would got for us por-
tson 81 the l.Soo,0eo national Yotea. illden
rnlnfu W. 9eIose' not ~ Iac ea.tlns,, nnt y.
thG conclusion o. II, Anu our peopio Wonld mol
WulthSly iaRc aan again; 1ss, tllefe. 10 sot'ie
NrScnoaSk oseah1Satlon tn ,S,l'ss'sslpel' nut IL
! VII! not'hurt t!le democracy"
-, hr. ne1n4ndo de soto Mone., , ni i'!e Third
Mtssssppa ntstrct1 ti'ti!ks tnat iillen aa leu
that X tic same tltket lsrcnomtnatca !! Will DO
triu1nnllaatly eleeled NIL installed. "lHc Det-
ocFats, ho says; "hnvc TIC states sou " TUG
1lotusnlnE Lizards; they i1aro both llouscs uf
Cungrcsss a,,s they will have tile power, as they
have Tue l.clnation, to enforce tue DEGREE o.
Tic peop!c; ',nse no pGfsonal ptedlleetlon ior
tile old ticket, although VIA tue o,!ly Southern
member Of TIC liousc III INC torty.ioafth Con
grcss that eycr Knew VI who fnyorcd tho no!n-
nation OF Alr. l!ldeh IN lS'b at1 lavaF hin
upon the ground OF nvatlaelssty. INC saic rca-
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