, 1880-05-31
TEE FAR WEST,

Of them have rooms ut the Sherman
Awe are solid for B1a1ne," said
JUDGE D. S. PAYEN.
"You are instructed?'
"Ycs, but there was no necessity Of iustruct-
ing us, as we are all Blaine NELL"
"Who is your second chotcc?"
s'Washburne, am inclined to think"
"Baine is the favorit in California r
ayes"
"Why are the people there opposed to Grant, r
"They are not personally"
s'Why did they send Blaine delegation p
s'Simply because they admire Blaine for his
stand in regard to the Pacitic Coast interests r
"Do you think Grant could be elected r.
4'That Is hard question to answer. SO far ns
can to SECURE his election; but it is question
ablc it we can carry California with Grant Us
the nominee"
1.-THE third term would defeat him 2"
"Thnt would have its effect"
Blaine would be successful there
''With him there is no doubt that the Elector-
III votes Of California, Nevada, and Oregon could
be secured for tho Republicans"
-..'Will any Of the delegation vote for Grant on
any ballot2"
mo"
How do you stand on tho unit rule? 2"
/ "Our delegation are not in favor Of adhering
!" Are you familiar with the Illinois case7'
81 have heuru Of it,
" How do you regard it p n
" It seems to me I1QC tho SenEIutuE0I LQ0
people of Illinois is not properly represented by
the delegates chosen By the Springfield conven-
tion."
So far Us know, they are substantially all IN
" Have you heard anything of their breaking
AWAY from him !. and going over to Grnntf"
MR. CREED RAYMOND,
d practicing attorney of Sacramento and q dele
gate from his district to the Convention, was
yesterday found 1T the Tremont 491se M s+aaa mr.
having being II member of the State Senate ana
House Of Representatives. Hs is u courteous
ind refined gentlcnan whose views are t ent1.va
twcuty-eight years Mr. Raymond h,ls been
known throughout his State as Il public~spirited
und prominent man, and has always been con-
The reporter inquired If the California dele
CATION was unanimously for BLAZING, to which
H bae and M Slick TO hm a it The a
state in tho Union deserts him. If such should
be tRs Mo t. me aecond choice Of your deca-
II do not know In my opinion, there should
be no second choice We nre simply Nlanc men,
first, lust. and ul the time. We have not coli-
suited with cuch other upon the subject, feeling
confident that Blaine will be nominated next
Wednesday,"
| Waat ;4 II 6Hvs you to say in regard to breaking
A. Il matter of Justice, the unit1rule should
be discarded. and in the temporary organization
our delegation will heArtily support any calldt-
date who is opposed u tno hom1aa1aon VI uen.
lis this anttpathy t. to @ Grant tqi quite universal
"Ycs. Yet in saying this | desire to remark
that the people houor Gen. Grant tor his past
services, but tho thirtl-tcr1n idea has no sup
porters among tho people who sent me 70 Sn'-
taro, There Is not the slightest personAl feel
ing in the nuttcr, but we believe that IT IS 2
es Of RnS l k Sty o psn acton in
allowing his name to bc used In connection with
tho cAntlitlacy!' t..
ever made By public man, He is the only man
in history Who has received u full measure OF
credit for NIL that he has done, and ut the same
time lives tn see all his sins forgiven It is my
suinion TINT in seeking the Presidential office
fpr tho third time. or allowing his friends 70
present his name for the postlon' Gen; S Gra1,s
hus thrown away I'LL opportunity 10 mahe u
de,tht.ss name for himself.
Mr. iaymoud states that the Californin dele
gution ARE instructed Tor blaine asid nootn' I;,n'
Which be thinks would be very strong ticket:
,1naninousty, and he believes the Republic
ms ol Indiana. the old home OF ex-Gox: ,;:.
Tnnth would favor tho selection. Personally
His second choice is Wllshburl,e, who IS uniyer-
s,I,y popular on the Pacific Ccast- Mr. HAY
nond the RcpublicMs M 21 MS sse VII, and PUP p.
dues not believe there will be bolt lie places
California among the doubtful states and says
that to secure d Rcpopt1cAn FlctoFy stfons
. LARGE Poll1lON or THE OREGON DELEaA-
TION
arrived Yesterday morning at the Grand Pacific,
Headed By ]. Nipple MITCHELL. Unitcd States
Senator. i Tae1BUNE rep0rter found hlm at tne
{; rand Pacific Hotel, IN Room i13, with Judge
Mcbride, of Utah. member OF the NAtionAl he
n,Llicau COMMITTEES; Messrs. Ireland and Tonp-
kins delegates from Oregon: ex-Attorllcx-
General OF the United States Willtnm J.. Will
iuuls. ,llso M Oregon delegate; And pr. Thotlts
+. Winor, delegate fro1n Washington Territory,
ave have NO secrets said Sel.ator Mitchell,
=. in our delegation. 1t is solid for BlaiIlc."
.Cnu Cen Grant carry the StAte Of Orcgon9
" / have not been i'll Oregun since the 15th OF
Det.c1nber l.,st- WAS not there when the State
Convention was held, bull have recci.ed
,.rcut many letters during the past two or three
nnonths fr,,n leading men and people gener4lly
in the state. and from the sentiments expressed
in them have come 10 the conclusion. WIZ
,rhnt learned when l left, that We feel mat
with James t. Blaine VIC will have w!1k-ovef
in Oregon and, in fact, all over the pacihc toas..
There IS q very general impression atnoqE he
niLlicaus, so fur us have been able 20
grt at tho sentiment or tho State, 1ual
We We could not carry Oregon r, for G6an.. aIIa-
Not only that, but our genefai e1G
tjon comes OF Il week from tomorrow; ~
which va elect II member Of Congress. inenpcrs @
OF the Legislature. and Judges of the oup1tis .tin
and District Courts. Tho hope anu e4pteea1on