The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-11
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a8f che pure atmosphere q the Green
Nluatslnf Ga him The party would
unite nos because be represents large
fiatg, of draws after him a retiuue Of
ciaeqners aud dependents. but because
il would be universally conceded that
be was man 1T 10 be associated with
the most cherished names 10 the list Of
Presidents, aud because II would bs
felt instinctively that In bis hands
every legitimate interest Of the party
ADD the cause u equal rights and good
government would be safe
"Edmunds, says The Boston CORES.
poBleni ol the STANDARDIZATION,
"stanas well wit Republicans eeuer,
ally here, and is the secopd choice o.
many now strong Grant, Sherman o.
Blaine men. while acceptable to large
number Of ants a. first choice; and
il is now thought by those referred &c
that il would not be a difficult task &c
secure delegation to Chicago which
will be friendly to him and ready to
support him energsticaIly as dark
horse should opportunity offer, il not
for him as frat choice. The efrorl
now making ia not in the direction Of q
pledged or instructed deleg cation, but o.
an Edmunds expression on the part o
the convention, similar TO that OF tbs
Vermont convention. and q delegation
not Antago nistic TO il. The effort 10 "a
strengthen the Edmunds sentiment, mol
alone 10 this state, bat In Connecticut
that these two states may follow the
example set by Vermont, so that New
England may appear at Chicago with q
candidate other than Blaine for use il
occasion offers, aud one more aecepta.
bic to the beet elements in the party.
Geseral Hawley is quoted as strongly
10 favor OF such . movement and
AmoDg those advoc sting IL here are
some OF the meet active and Influential
'an.is and sagsoious men whose FIRE,
choice was Sherman and ii bas the
synpAtby Of some who wsuld be for
Grant If tao curreat should turn decid-
eddy IL that direetios. setting asids
their ibdIvidssl preferences Aad senti'
meets Ter the good OF the party