, 1880-04-05
PRESIDENTIAL.
How the Anti-Third-T Term
Movement Looks to Its
Originators.
Probabilities Of Republican
Detection If Grant Is
Nominated.
Views of Gen. Henderson,
of Missouri, OH This
Subject.
John Sherman Returns to
Washington from Ohio
Feeling Happy.
The Opinion GrQwing that HoratIo sey'
naour's Chances Are improving
In New York.
Oneida County Democrats hlnk-
ing Strong Protests Agntnst
Tll<len's Cnnttitlaturc.
Blaine Delegates to State conven-
tions Increasing in Various
Western Districts.
The Opinion GrQwlng that HoratIo sey.
rnours Chances Are improving
In New York.
Oneida County Democrats hink-
ing Strong Protests Against
Tiitlell'B Cnnttftlaturc.
Blaine Delegates to State conven-
tions Increasing in Various
Western Districts.
THIRD TERM.

sptetal Dispateh to The CAteaoo Tribune.
WAsll1NaToN, II. C., Aprit 1.-The Hun. John
II. Henderson, Of st. 1a,uls hsls btcn I'll towil
dny or two In connection with Minnesota land
gr1,nt cnso now pending before tho Interior Dc
pnrtmcnt. III conversation to-day. he said that
hu Ind no doubt that tho MHy Convention ut st.
Louis Ut Republicans opposed 10 II third term
would bc a largc arl successful mcuting, nl-
though he seemed sUslGwhnt Inclined to doubt
its success In inuking un Impression oil tho CHI
cugo Convention. Mr.. Henderson rcgards nli
politicians ns slntlsll and nj ttllce-Bcekers. Ono
lrln,t is hooking for tho Presidential noni-
nntIon, ntUtAGr for n 1Dntnntlun rs Justice
nf the rcncc. Their ,naLn object, therefore, is
to 10 on tho winning silo. Therein he thinks
Cumcron and Conklng did wisely IN clrrylng
their statps for 0r1snt worry carly: they hIvo int
pressed tho politicians With tho tdcu thAt Grnnt
Ia tho coming Nun, aud hAye. therefore, given
their fnvortt II strength III other StMteB which
ho would not hnvo Ind wcre 1t not for teir Btic-
ccsses III Pennsylvania and Now York. Whntho
will TO In case 0f Grants nomination ho declines
tn nay. He desires tho 1T. LOufa Convention,
which will bo Intended by
PEOPLE FNuM ALL QUANrEHs
Of tho Union, to bc really IL dctt,crntlve body.
Therefore, 1t will nut do for Any ono intending to
tnko part fn 1t to nuke up his mind III to bis
course before that Convention Hhall meet. Con.
Henderson Buys, howuver, thut ho is convinced
that, should Graut 10 nominutcfl, my Dcn,o-
cratic cand!dnto who shall be acceptable to tho
ti-thirl- torn Republicans will curry Now
York. Ohio, Mchfgstn. nnd Wisconsin. Whathor
ho shAll also curry New Jersey, Connecticut,
a." ~. ,. =" N' ,t ,,
Mo Ill., "onn. i'll , n'S ,eh.,,,, Ip""n ,,i,na,,. Gnls
f,cn. Henderson thinks very much NJ
Mr.. Nichols, of Wisconsin, that tho Germans
uro 80 intonscly hostile, bDth to tho lieu of II
third term ind to Grant hmself, TINT thoy
',e'a.,,s s,r,,,.:, ,.,o +,,, ,,srr,ator ~ .In
saepcnoss ~ eo"'eo "po' ~. tno '""4 Va WV
ueMoeFnt!c cand!date. Ihere nns been Bo'1e
tatk hero Ut Il Llberul Republican Convention to
.,.,. .,.,, ~ .,.,.'I,,n.,,,, ~ no,,,-,t f., ,,,n
WIN ''oM IL Illuminating ns''oci"' III .t1o
hopo TINT tho rc8uInr Democratic convention
would adopt tho cnnltlnte. Con. Henderson
,, ~ es, oe,,.nin,1, ,,,a ~ nn,,,,,,",,
ooay OF nien. cspec'a1lY men OF ltepup1'eah
nntccedonls, should not nttompt To dictate 10
ti1g Democratic rnrty II ought to bp assumed
thut TINT great organization knows best Us to Its
Meess anu as 10 "nAt ""i oo oest lor " u u'''
iio hnla usat WIZ .ae KFeMt MG!thness y sso
tm .t"n, -" ~ Yny % 3.a,I,IIn", n,oe " MI Il
LIZ & s"1e mna naumrtit, ~" t.,oa ths., ~ ~
!oss ! un if . s s @ ~ ~ -, ~
~ W NY ui;t - Mi I'a ~ tn sGs ~. 1s i Ky
ter II naro asSgpt.'ple to them than Is tho Ae-
Pouneun 'ea..s.,s cus.a'aa.e' s!aa'!u. -
Fron. Il l,rtrate Ltt,<r
Your Letter % sSo,s to , I'll for an opinion III r. r..
Trraon to he voted FIR. sl,all answer II. tIore:
of ind prominent. rio au.ation il this: X l.-
tlonnl hab!t hnvIns bcvn for,nud by tho country