, 1880-02-27
WHO THEY ARE FOB.
pre.'dential Preferences Of Republican
Members Of Congress.
n1a;ne in the Lead, with Grant a
Good Second,
And Sherman Utterly Lost in the
Dim Distance.

~v.~urr1:7nS D, c., Feb. 24.-The following
~..vass Of the Republican Senators and mem
- ~ Congress Oh the subject Of their Pregi-
ssnt;al preferences has been made by the En-
~.;rrrs correspondent ut Washington. It shows
~ nla;ue Leads, with Grant good second, and
shermau nowhere:
eae1n CALIFORNIA.
u r. Pagc-Personally, am a Grant man,
.,.h,,rh I believe California and the other
pactfc States favor Blaine.
tesn.tor Booth fayors Blaine enthusiastically.
. y pacheco-1 coincide with the feeling in
..ror of Blaine, and believe that sentiment ia
.Aanad In By the great majority of California
Republicans,
4hst CaIifornia and all the Pacific States favor
him 1ow.
wF.s sapp said: Ny State is overwhelmingly
xo- p]oine. The people like Grant, but do not
sra lin rs a candidate for the Presidency. Per-
.a.a,lr. would accept Sherman's nomination
Tuy cheerfully-
e. Deering-There is a strong feeling for
pls,ne in Iowa, and he mny be regarded as the
t.vnrt Grant follows him In popular esteem
rs candidate
SENATOR Allison-1owa is for Blaine, and al-
,oued the inference to be drawn that he is in the
eat3S HAN Pricc-Two-t thirds OF the Republicans
e1acce o. nee be,,ond ali others
ahere T. no question, however, but that Iowa is
~ Rafne.
~ : 1I E. Icar1,enter-1owa is u Blaine State. Ny
pI1oIM 4. Mct:ord-1owa is for Blaine, and he may
~ regarded as my choice. 1 like Sherman very
Ten. y Il. but, on the whole, Blaine is my man.
Thomas Updegrah-lowa may pe said TO be
for D}aine II was II tne Son'Gnton 9a ~ to-nor-
be change IN tae WHOLE program III Two OF
three monIns, :. a,+-+,a+od f,,u 1,,o,,,.
Senator h11A"ooo - ~ Lux Aa1a'a's-
III. Bakc-My personal preferences Blaine.
he Is strong in lndiana- Grant also has
strength. and Washburne is far from being
weak. ro,,,,s+ am FIR n,a,ne md az ia 1n.
diana -..
Gen. Tom BroWne-1 am ZOE bla1ne nfst, oner-
man second, Grant Iniru. f9Pniar OPINION IN
1ith DIANE ahe,rd. r
diana is for Blaine.
favor Sherman. Blaine appears to be the choice
Of the State althongh Grant has many friends.
Godoye ssaieo e 1ss y an mn antSrs1ew pnn
be nominated and elected. Like the LAWS OF the
Medes and Persians, never change lti hard
to tell the choice OF INC s.ase.
John a. anderson ssaid: Mystate is for Blaine,
I think-Blaine or Grant There is very little
feeling for Sherman do not care to state my
personal preferences.
Senator Plumb said-Blaine has great strength
In the State. Popular sentiment is divided be-
tween m zen lin and Grant Garfield has also many
friends
b. c. Haskell said briefly: Tn for Blaine. So,
! think, is Kansas.
&. Senator Ingalls, is ayrHTcdly for Grant.
: MAINE
rreor,oe u Raoa-watt orr for pyo{,,a ~,
.,-a.- - 11o+ ,,r+;i -,a .ar,;1o+.s NJ, VA
TT}fa1n p ErreNR1aine ;s Ma;ne'a ptu,nad
Kn,Tht1 and We wanr Him nominafei. His niec-
tone eTnntj he hcvnnt3 ones1ion
Stenhcn D. TindsieFEYou needn't 20 far to
srs una for 9@I Ria;ne 'hdn EEL ano ILL A1ne npopsns
e, cs..,',,.sz .o H., s,.u,...
eenanpI hosE sd1u n1s poe11on WIS
ooo wea eno"n ;q+Te g oe dePead deeIt,<,5 ~ .s
personal pre- eIenGe, uut salo tne stat1Lnent OF
the masses Of the Repubncans OF New YORK was
1oI e1n urant; u.roob-E,+ner- Grant ~. x,,o,na
Anson y. mcGooh-hl'oer oiant of o1A1ne
@oun sun MI. ,.a-,t,, <,f MN, ,,,,e+.@x.<>,,+.
Is. 5amesrA ma1o11ty OF my consT,tuenIs
Nineteenth District, p are H. n faTor a Of Baines
which meets On Wednesday VIII I instruct the del
egates to Chicngo to vote for Grants nomina-
Frnnk Hiscock declined to express prefer
once Is snndoretood ~ 1,rofer Rlninn
John r. Ketchan1Grant viii probably be the
folloyinr.
John f. Statfu would not express q prefer
ence.
Levi P. Morton is for Grant, but friendly to
John n. Ferndun-Am for either Grant or
6isi9e' = ..o,s..o
E,G. Lapnam-! suppose II IS no1 necessary 70
FF1plaln ny position: as It is wei no"n- Ihe
ENQUIRER ~ knoWs H. am lor Gfant-
Josepa Aason-AH1 loi taS 9, noul11ss 1 u tue
Sta; SSoanvenuon; Ihlnk Grant VIII get ne" YORK
oe!egauon IN the Convention.
John Camp-Prefer t1 Keep my opinion to
1n4ssn' S EInef GfanI Gr Hlalne q can pe e.eeIeq.
Soa9 d; baliey-Dec1nes 70 pe a4teIe1eWea.
1,5 14eaos Gay ne Is 1or o1nI n1s'' 1aaino sec
o1as w. =, ,,,
t,i9 ~ u. hlnste1n-1s salo ~ Aafor e1tHef
*'11ne W.. " enErnan.
fh9aaae =. Nooa-An Joe tne Honlnee OF tne
~dshleg icbts Ma' MEunsenlonr
Soan dammond-1s Tor Grant~
sysus u: Prescott-Woutd express no personal
ptRiyTence. : WeIe . ,en,..u
Henry van Aernam-Elther rant or Blaine.
David ncho,gsa@,I 1oi ~ Ih, ,,otnee or
Tho 1onve+iae HenAtustFa-a1n 1of eno "
}ohn Va 1!.kx r,-,. a ,,,t.,, IN ~
press for san hyGorals-Hase no opinion 70 e
Pie,!an,p III p11nncauon; 1
rlectad eto"ley-Eialne or t1tans csan 10
,' !
NEVADA.
senator Sharon is openly and unequ1vocally |
Tor Grant
senator Jones is for Grant
. !I ~ I-Daegett-Ncyadaj is ike the other states |
:. itf ~ s,opeInalanced oetween 1ran1 anu ba1ne
,atas ;11 n.aaS ~ Iae tetceI u ~. ~ ~ eete
''N'Se MIL p1opAoly Dc l1isttucteu 1o1 o1a1ne"
ONO.
Ben differentiation can put me down for