New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
EXTRACTS ZION BUSINESS LETTERS.

NJ L., Mecklepburg. n. Y: AZ am O Republican; oil
weys voted the PRESIDENTIAL and Learly Gil the other
nominations but can't 60 Grant, and there are enough
like me in the State defeat the nomination Il he
thi"F the manner in which Grant is pushed upon tho
party honorable to him or ha friends considering all
lie has had
AP c. Reynodsville Penn " With THE TRIBUNE
az our educator and James q. Blaine candidate
for President victory Will be sure and the country
p Z. T., Pawtucket r. l.. " I consider THB NEW
YORK TRIBUNE the ablest and best conducted newspaper
IN the United States"
BEL. LenOx, Iowa: q" know something about the
sentiments of the Old soldiers in ths vicinity. cir
culated petition among them 70 Congress for the
equalization OF bountles Nearly oil the soldiers my
petition Republicans and they nearly all expressed
themselves emphatieally against Grant as O candidate
for President and many said If he should be nominated
they would not only withhold their votes from him, but
would vote for the opposing candidate"
G. E. g., Greenfield Centre, n. y: "May General Grant
ever be honored as now. but may he never again be
nominated for President. Give Senator Blaine,
less a better man can be found, which doubt"
WE H.. Burlington, Kan: THE TRIBUSE'a position
On the Presidential question meets with favor In this
State. Blaine is the favorlte candidate but any good
Republican In preference to Grant"
Messrs Phelps hitch, Norwich N Y: "Go in for
Blaine Give us Blaine and WasAburne, or Blaine and
Harrison, but Blame anyhow
Gu. O., New-Haven, Conn.,: 81 have taken THE
TRIBUNE since It published, and voted for HOr
ace Greeley for President. Now advocate the nomna
ton Of james G. Blaine. No third term. THE TRIBUNE
is the best newspaper ever printed"
A. 8, NJ Chesaning, Mich: "An impartial canvass
among OF this village results follows
Blaine rs, Grant IL. Sherman O."
L. A. L., DeImanutha, Iowa: "THR TRIBUNE becomes
more and more household necessity 1t has been taken
by one or another member Of family since its first
number. done aud 10 still doing world OF goodp
II. B. g., Oakland, Oals "Very few Grant men here,
but Blaine will like prairie fire. We all like Graft
where he is but want third term 1t viii be fatal
tbs coast"
@. T., gherburne, n. T.: I'VE are all glad you take
such decided stand against she thirdterm movement
There are bat few thrdermers here In the country
&c Of what might be called politicians"
O. H. W., Canton. n. Y: "Chagge upon the machine .
and do your level best return Presidential elections
20 the hands Of the people Blaine 10 the peoples
M here by an overwhelming majority II the Conyen-
ton should give us Grant for candidate scratching
would become an organized institution. Anything 10
beat Grant is the feeling Of many here
g. H. H., Peekskill, N. Y; "Ihave read The TRIBUNE
for more Than thirty years and now heartily approve
OF your course in regard the third term for Preaden
do hope we may have 3 candidate for whom all good
Republicans can yote. But know OF very many who
win NOT vote for General Grant should DO DO nom.
mated At least twohtrds OF the Republicans OF my
acquaintance opposed TO goins back to Wse be left
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