Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-19
WINDOWS WIND.
Hss Wtsso,,G POstnaaster Rushes into the
Boom tOttt Mt0ht and Mai,.

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Wnether his alleged levity is in itself RIGHT
or wronp tha foot =. ms.
aa,,,,a o. -aoS ienallls tnat M. VIII
i uon nane IL In reality before the country
as candidate for tho Praa;da,, =, - A.
manner in which thia moe 1900 80 ~
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The latest gossip anent the next Presidency.
10 onae SenaI11 Wlnnom, OF Minnesota is to be
c eet g nepnoMcan candidate in the event
for the naca r. Il thonobts ~ =, ioIo tne contest
that he will decline to run if tbere friends
BILE for the nomination. a. the indicat;ons Sl sn,
are that there will be, by other leading Repuhli.
cans. 1t IL IN this view OF the case that Sena-
70: WINDOWS name IS mentioned. The quill
maner na y: sns1 rev Gays before
ta;nea 's n 49,. ssn'So. oou Witty enter
dove, ~ 49, - 80: =. "g5 uiey
leaders. The New york Senator o.Lad aaah ~
his guests who would be the strongest candi-
date in the case of Gen. Grants declination:
that 49, who would poll the full Repu blican
vo!e ana at the name time not incite the antag-
o o.ns OF tne otner aspiring candidates. The
na -. soes snao n Su one OF ms guests conio
unon Sanatnr GonLl;nn aa;d IL 81. III @ ~ne d;
date: & ia William W;ndon nf M;nnesat 81 u
could poll the fnll vote of the party. would
not make enemies among the leaders if n. M
mated, and would come to the nominating
Mnlvea with the solid strength OF the
i've amS Sa -. tls As senator Conk-
good terms and "a Senator Rail- ha I eoo
had his strongest FOLLOWING. IN the Northwa.t
this gossip if true, would indicate that The
New York Senator proposed to get in his work
early TO XIII the Maine statesman IF.
LUIS spory was not entirely new to num-
oer OF prominent people in Washington
Wnen II appeared IN print, and there is good
authority Tor saying that it is substantially
true. ASIDE from the apparent reliability of
the Communicating medium, however, the
statement !, made IN the Washington papers is
lntrlnslcally not improbable. It is pretty we'll
understood that Senator Conkling has no ex-
pectahon OF nimself getting the nomination,
ina- ne Is in1mical TO the two principal re-
'naihilg anulu .a, Blaine and
SHERMAN. NIT. Blame mas hitherto had, and
SUI mas a strong noid on the Republicans of
tne NortnWest, ana MI. Conkllng naturally
wants 70 make diversion here. It lisa fact,
uloreoVer-ole oI some slgnlncance IN this
| connectlon-that Conkllng and Mr.. Window
are on very good terms personally and pclit-
lcaliy, MISUNDERSTANDING the latter's adverse
vote on the New York nominations last win
ter. Inese are apparently sufficient reasons
my Conkhng might have said what is at
trlbuted TO MIN. Now, 1t IS morally certain
that Conkllng Will control New York in the
next national convention, and ssboom'
backed by the Empire State becomes for
mldable at once
Inc arguments which are or may be urged
IN Iavor OF WI. WINDOW are briefly these:
| flrss-He mas no personal antagonlsms
WITHIN the party.
necono-he mas clean record
In'ro-NexS 10 Grant ne Is to-day the
most popular man n, among the Republicans
Of the ooutn' Ibis IS TACT which cannot
be disputed.
Four'h HE has more intelligent con-
ception OF, greater interest IN, and has de-
voted more careful study to the industrial
questlons OF Inc country than any other pub
TIC man OF the DAY. AS we recede from the
war these are becoming more prominent
issues d.,
fiitn-he mas stralght record as Re
puohcau, sucn as no "stalwart could ind
tault with, yet ne would be entirely salts
factory to the hberel or independent Gle
ment.
Let us now glance at the probabilities for
a nomination, supposiDg the Conkling story