, 1880-02-27

&9oa men as prominent candidates. Grant and
nlalne are favorits in my State, with the advan-
tage IN favor Of Blaine.
II. Z. Razleton Is q Grant man.
PENNSYLVANIA
Senator J. Donald Cameron-I refuse to be in
enough. t>A@ ~
Henry =. Bingham, First District-Am fol-
na1nc nhneies ae eSs Y gG strong in Pennsylyania
Grnnt~ A+@ -
William D. Kelley, Fourth District-I prefer
William Ward-Grant win probably be ahead
Middle S1ates. ~'N@ >''~4'40 '@A' 0>@oDe ~ LILO
A.C. Harmcr is for Grant
William Godshalk-Either Blaine or Grant will
4: Hefr Smith, think Grant will be- nomt-
eated' although Blaine has many friends in our
ohm ". Killinger-Prefers Blaine.
;1dMnId overton-Think Grant the strongest
John /. sItchcli-Deciines to express an optn.
ION; put Is said 70 be for Blaine:
HoTatio G. Fisher (who is Chairman OF the
hepublican Congressional ConmitteerFavors
blaine Or Grant
Russell Errett-Gen. Grant first, Blaine sec-
Thomas B. Bayne-I am for Grant, because I
think he Is the man for the times, aud, when
elected, vii! be innugurated. It is probable that
eang or wv 1 to obtain the Presidency
William S. Shnllenbe rger-I care not to express
an opinion 5ust At this time.
larry " White-WOuld not express an opinion.
Samuel B. Dick-I decline to be- interviewed.
NEBRASKA.
Senator Paddock and Senator Saunders de-
cnned to express an opinion.
Blaine Is not to be overestimate4 IS to Nebras-
ka's vote, although he believed Grant would be
nominated ut Chicago.
ILLINOIS.
Senator John a. Logan expressed himself en-
Representative William Aldrich-nlinois wish
es either Grant or Washburne. Blaine would
make Hery strqng qng run n the STATE, however:
Hiram Barbcr-Thinks Grant will be the NOM
tnee, but likes Washhurne.
-. Henderson-Grant is ahead In Illinois,
q. L. Fort-1 am for either Grant or Wash
hurne. Blaine has many friends in the State. I
Thomas 4, Boyd-Either Grant or Blaine will
BENJAMIN F: Marsh-r think Grant will got the
Illinois delegation at Chicago without doubt.
Joseph G. Cannon is for Grant.
J. T. Thomas-1 think that Grunt wifi unqu cs-
aonaby W Eeeeiye the support Of the Illinois dele
support Blaine and Ohio Sherman.
I. G. aayes-Am for Grant
MASSACHUSETTS.
Senators Dawes and Hoar both decline to ex-
he favors Grant, while the latter is said to favor
Benjamtn ": Harris is for Grant.
William w. Grape thinks that the candidate
nominated at Chicago will be elected, but de-
GIVES TO Ee}a Se}RffTS any PIT PREFERENCE
s. q. Bowman is for the nominee.
George B. Loring is for Grant
william 4 Russell-While express no prefer
William Clatlin thinks If the Convention were
heba 4,113a., today z, Gnnt would be The nominee.
Blaine's nomination.
-Amasa Norcross is for Blaine.
MICHIGAN.
Senator F. y. Ferry favors Blaine.
Senator Baldwin is for Blaine.
Edwin Willitts-1 think my State stands In
favor Of Blaine first, Grant second, and Wash
burne third.
John W Stone said there was strong feeling
among the Republicans against third term. He
thought Blaine would get Michigan's vote ut the
Republican Convention.
]. H. Hubbell favors Blaine.
~, Omar p: Conger-Thl1k - Grants chances for
II Mfchigan's choice.
r. e. Horr-Am in favor Of Blaine.
MINNESOTA.
Senator Window favors Grant, with Blaine
Senator McMiI1an-I refuse to express an
William 2. washburr is for Grant.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. .
Senator Edward 81. Rollins fayors Blaine.
Henry ". Blair is for BlaIne.
J. G. Hall favors Blaine.
James E. Briggs is said to favor Blaine.
NEW JERSEY.
Representative George H. Robeson says he Is
for Grant 49,,
Charles Il. Voorhis thinks the nominee will be
either Grant Or Blaine.
Lewis 4; Brigham7;Grant appears to be the
choice of the soldier element in New Jersey.
John L. Blake-Am for the nominee. Either
Grant or Blaine will suit the New Jersey Repub-
leans
NORTH CAROLINA.
J. J. Martin, First District-I am for Sherman.
Blaine and Grant are very strong In my State.
We want the strongest man and We'll do all We
eau to elect him.
Daniel L. Russell, Fifth District-No opinion to
express at this time. [Notc-Russell, though
elected rs Greenbacker, is understoodto be
strong Grantite1
James L. Leach, Sixth District-If they nomi-
nate Tilden, Grant can carry North Carolina,
MARYLAND.