, 1880-01-29
Unexpected Strength Shown by Blaine
In Pennsylvania.
shcr,nan's Candtdacy-No Alliance Wlt],
Logan-Southern Delegations.
Wa,hburne's Prospects His High Character
and Great Popularity.
usy tht talis Business lIas Helped tho Senator
from That State.
A Correspondents Views as 10 the Attitude
OF the South.
WASHINGTON.
uLA1NE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

WASHINGTON.
nLA1NR IN PENNSYLVANIA.
1ip. Dur Owr Corrsspondenk
WARRINGTON, o. C., jan. 20-Thc sudden de-
yclupn,ent Of strength by Nj. nlaIno In renn-
sy]ynuln has been as much Of q surprise to bis
friends In this city ns to tho people at lnrgc. It
was known that Mr.. 1ltaino had many warm
supporters II, that State, but tho power Of tho
tnGchlne wns supposed to be sufficient To sttto
independent expressions Of opinion. A conf
icntlnt friend and ndvlscr of Mr.. Blaine in-
formed nc this morning that tho reports Of a
courerted action to stir up Rtano movement
were grolinJtcss.
"Noth!ng Inns Uecn dono rs yot by Mr.. nlane
10 forward his Presidential Canvass" sud this
gentleman. "Io my ,porsonai knowledge, Mr.
nlalnu's attention hna been entirely taken TIP
for eight weeks pnst by tho Afntne troubles. No
organization has been lnldo oil h!a bel,.lf; no
cnnvass Inns been formally entered upon.
have no Information about tho situation In
Pennsylvania that yUu do not possess, and I
d0n't believe Mr. N}Atnc has any. When he ro-
turns 10 this city l',H trlcus will bcHin to orgMn-
ixe anl see what c1n 10 done. Hut, assure yOn
tho popular ,ipr!sings on Ills behalf up to this
time have been spontaneous"
"Tho signs in Town must bo encouraging to
Mr.. Dlntno's frlentls?"
"Ycs. Town will probably send solid tlcicga.
tson to ChlenKo II favor Of Mr.. Hatnc. You
would naturally put 1t down for u 0r1.nt State,
II thcre whs such overwhelming power In TINT
movement ns hlls Dccn represented. hut Iown
has been steallf,st to Dtainc's ca,lsc. It Is now
ns devoted to hin ns It wns nj Cincinnati IN 1885,"
"What other Indications OF n 1latn0 rcnctlon
do you Bee?"
"The most wonderful Indication Of MI is In
1ndann. The indianapolis Journal Is now openly
n Illalno paper. II beYnn the canvass of tho
Of ,hS sate IN the full sf nf that
1nt ~ fta n,vn u,,r,,rioo n fnnI n n,oiorltv of
tho Republican country press devoted to l''aEno.
~ I,cpunllcan u,ombcrs from In1Iana. A rcw
@ S$sks aso ,.te they wero undecided. Now they aro
Mr m9igs any assurance that no could
friends h.ys , hepnblcs'1 ' aemee7s nj ,t St
'h na o n thc ncone o Wcrv
%hsrs E1Rass,n III f. h% ns nsft Ss aI'i,, \:
sfatc at cs e'ceteo oy majority Ill e'efs So''n'Fh
et~, n,o ,,, I'm M, ,,,,,,,+ +,ot ,r .ho 1,,oodo,,.
.,I Inero Gan DC NO aosIDt ~ tnas y IT, .nn ffcsnch-
@ oan a,net wfs ~ ~ 10 ~ sasE so NY ~ no
would BE- nom'p.ted: Not only The members
wed Se os hn beor Sn
n a1 a hat ha s taS aSnn 9nly hpMn!!eGn
snd tlat IL E contest qs tas PROMISES to
John snEnnAs's CANVASS
ever was any doubt in regard to Mr.. Shernnn's
pre,cns!ons 70 tho Presidency thoy are now dis
PsiSa PNa te GRG@y e o ono the nrot s s Is
tho candidate of Ohio and tho Administration.
9ir. scharz ls sau 10 te I9r httn: Nr; GaTGd ia
e., nc TN IN tho TrcasuryDiiawIcy W II TurchSr. % % and
I'D Il s @ dcr f e9c N rne fGn Worv - sn fGr h
q. VI. Ehids and such H rhiIalelnhI9 1iannk,cans o