, 1880-05-31
Rlatners nomination among Republicans gen.

of Rlaine,s nomination among Republicans gen
erally ~ oregon is so great that should he not
be nominated. the result being telegraphed over
the State just before the election, It would hnye
serious erect and ali fear that it might work
desire, however, to say that Oregon is not going
back on the Republican purity in case it is dsap-
viii give hearty support to the nominee Of the
Republican Convention, whoever he may be-
II ,How do you stand in regard to The unit
:" am in favor Of every man in the Conven-
ton as delegate voting as conscience Dictates
Senator aiitchcn-I accept the amendment.
Judge Williams-I knew that was what You
Judge Williams said that Senator Mitchell had
expressed his views in regard to Oregon, and be
could add nothiu" to it.
WASHINGTON.
nEoa Dr. TRomas ar do,sfate ; se, frem Was
as will my colleague, Mr. Thomas H. Drents, who
is our delegate to Congress. We are opposed to
UTAH.
Judge Mcbride, member OF the National Re-
publican Committee from Utah, said to THE
TRIBUNE reporter: I sh,li do what is right in
the Commtttse &C ! am IN favor OF allowing dele
nave mind to- shall not favor the unit rule"
SENATOR TELLER.
Of the Colorado delegation, WIS met in Room
255 Grand Pacific Hotel lust evening. THE TR1H-
uNK representative having made known tho OBJ
lect Ut his visit was invited to abe sented-"
Having accepted the invitation, the Senator
G9o9 70 to that he did
But there nre SO many conflicting stories
about your deleention that the people want to
know just where it stands"
always -. :. yss.. for Graut''
aSolid as rock
ut has been said that at least one~haif Of your
ucLnsrQItOQ Kf8luH and thAt thew will
bolt Il the unir rule is not enforced"
THAT il q mistake While the delegation
the stand he has taken in political affairs, yet
they are for Gen. Grant The Legislature Of
Colorado Inst September almost solidly ad-
which his friends seek to elevate him.
Who IS your second choiceY .....
The Colorado delegation will vote TOR Mr.
Baine In the event OF Gen. Grants withdrawal.
Mr. Blaine would have carried the State against
any other, candidate"
t ,'n;4 What aston will your delegation take on
II am unable to state, and arm not authorized
to speak for the delegation, but, us they are in
te1ligent and consistent Republicans, and have Il
strung desire for its success, have no doubt but
Can Grant carry colorado2se -....-
hard time carrying it for John Sherman
NEVADA.
Judge Knkead, OF Nevada, arrived yesterday
afternoon. aud is at the Sherman. Although
AUL u N1AIhaLo 4tptA t4rI AoAcA MA ADH ku6
delegation stood. as he knows.
..Si1 I, f9r plaine." was hts reply.
II don't think they have any. They would
vote for any good Republican, Either Edmunds
or Wushburnc would be acceptable to them.''
TX ydea 5es s s % %n t. don't
believe they will vote to sustain it."
.AA1e they familiar with the Illinois caseT'
What do they seem to think Of lt?''
"They don't take much stock In the Conven-
ton. The districts have the right to elect their
own Delegates
delegate from Nevada, said that he and five
others were instructed to vote TOR Blnine, who
support Us long as his name was before the Con-
yention. Nevada WIS clearly Republican, slid he,
and would give the nomineeA majority, whoever
he was, But Blaine wus their first choice, and, If
they couldn't get him, they would favor Ed
munds- In Oregon, however, the case was very
different. 1t was a close Stutc at best, but
or II the choice OF the Convention should result
in Washburne or Edmunds- # Grunt were
nominated, eoWever, he did not think. from all
he had heard, that he could carry the State.
MONTANA
both Of Us are for Blaine" said Judge Henry
n. Blake. "Who we will vote for II he Is not
nominated, depends upon circumstances"
IDAHO.
"Our two delegates are for Blaine" said Col.
George L. Sharp; YOUR SECOND choice will de-
pend upon circumstances.
1t was reported yesterday that advices had
been received from Colorado to the effect that
THERE HAD BEEN A BREAK IN THE DELEGATION
from that State, and that the delegation now
stunds three for Blaine and three for Grant.
As the delegation was understood to be pro
evening called on ex-Gov. John l.. Routt, ut
the Grand Pacific Hotel, to inquire about
tho natter Gov. Routt said that the report
might be true, but us the delegation had not yet
arrived he WAS not prepared to say whether or
not the reported breuk had occurred He thought,
however, tl,nt the delegation would stick by
the q old mnn - so long there was chance for
his securing the nomination, The Governor
. said that the fight between Grant and Hlnine IN
Grant fail to receive the necessary support tho
Colorado delegation would not under any cir
byrnes popularity in Colorado was such that
the delegation would be more likely to support
him thau other candidate whose name had yet
hnEn mentioned.