, 1880-02-21

thNt hO sud hu would not support |
i wnl, Il" IH !" tI,o anti.th,rt"Tm ,aen s;",,.
MilIs sAi,i liz rrrr wia,nti tu srl thn IcDtll,.
iicu,, ,,ar.y ,!I yjofrtise t., tint s,p,i t,ii
nrNctIec Df conttlfnr i'rcsltlents 10 tyn ert1,s.
ii" shn,i H. iii ~ ,ts t,,,,ynr r., ,,m,,JtI tlInf
ynfH rule, ntNl should never yute for Grant
again unlcr aEy circumstances.
THE l|oN. ". c. wn1rFoND,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, Is for !
urI,t, Thinks (lrutit il thU Rreutgst man
ayg ,t'Say and fayors s rsie,a,
III ,,ominati, Mt Cficago il certni11, mt, thnt
Gjs election 10 lis Presidency il also stttr,
IL tl,,o,,,i9I!t ile S'ate ,WoalI yote fe, ny
bsp"ess bs ee es'aIe earry It s st ornn Il ws S' wSs Is
bit t cycn s ti,at co;,'l be- dare. Mr. Witittnr
tj,ouEht tic delegates wo,,fd tu most likely
iSr llIIa!ns. Dlaina men wero tic must ag-
cot, JAMES u,xrt,Fr,
o,,,+or ~ nm 1,nr,r,,,,,,, J,cn,,,'Ii,,, n for
Bialne i t,rai. r 1scal,se he tliimks ii, II tGu
,st ,r;4s so!Sg q nc arty y,Ma G. srstPiy ny
tnr,t' ;vna p,iiIirtnttlv .fsHrnraf,,1 withnnt
Hnv1ng i "n nnotmr III 2onn1 II i'usna w"a ,,nt
ma,ni,sataI thnt firnmt's fr|ents ,u",lI HI tnrm
IN nnfI tt,,nimata Wnshhi,rn,.s wj,0 ,vn,jti
satisfy Mi rt,,tIcy ni,i grt mora votes tjInll
any other cnntluntc.
cor. ED Hl.yASr,
er nc}ivo Nau,hl1,an nwynr nn,1 nnt,tfcton.
m ";.TG ,',e d'pHG' @ r,, 1"I nt ' S,nIv iI,s', w.,
VSsilm,rnr ilitl nat m,jf,,ir,, MI 1!nil,;,. hi,t
wa,Iid c,Iserfuty s,,p"rt pi % lin. y # nulaated.
,,nkn % thn rtiIIn NJ Ght,nwn liz tiiti ,,nt
EMnw ~ !, sI,"rn,a,, MAJ, Law "'0 ''"'
"'o" =. 49,. on....''n ~. ,,.... ,'.m. ...,,,
THE hoN' i'll','iGS sANf fElt'
who wns len years Ill ColiEftsy from the
Sixth District, ltt,w repfcselltHtl Dy Ga!m
Honek, nntl = prospective fMall!!islnte M 1nr tlle
Uillteu ostes nc'Mte. !' sAlt ma Mns ioa !'iua"u
neca,,tso IT, Was ihe ii't,Sl poi'',lnF l,a, as
m sensI f"e wm,,i sai iv cnrrv " t i,v'a Sia
W feGr Htr ma'ori1y neSl eS, la' L. a i1 WIZ 9'eI
given belofe; lle Hhla no tnouEHt q
kool lnMhy dGli1n1lS VI i'l1 sectloia VI ll1o
s,.,a S1ate % Mum oois 'ra'i'tt rmiit,,,, a,'f Mo,tHf
i, thcir nm;ntmns 'rhnw H,,fn ',,osnoiisn. md
kingjy power aid everything ti,nt io1Ks liko
either. They nre Dp,u,ScI is q th|rtl fern I)t.-
culsu it Is n departure from tlie wcli-est.l5- s
lisjlul rule If tic fnthers, especially us thuru
IS no necessity to do SO. Alr. Sawyer said tho
Electoral vote Of Wisconsin wollti hn cast
nnt( tint lis Old district would relugate MI.
UOjck to private life and sclt Il E0Usl 19cplll}-
llca1l to Washington III Ills pii,cc. liz de-
cIfncd to sny Nnyll1ing ul,o.1t EtIs own cll1lJi.
dnev for thu Ultltetl States Splultp.
srrArn,, ~. r.. 1,t,,rr.
MIN ia n c,n,,,into f,ourrn.e In tho sevnnt1,
| District, tint is now rul.rcsyll,eI by Judge
IIutlullrcy. said l,u was iii flyur of the tlufk
Orsl, although he was not settled Ms to tic
a,!'s s e{ te erfmq m VIE ,e, wp% % e"as s, +! ' MI
I nnl Wnshblr,lc. not Wnsllbur,le aIll Cur
tIcil. us ioeai m,pur MI Il thu other div, jIo
! Thought UuIilu WIS nut sound On financial
Questions, aiul that iluIio OF tle prominently
linMeti culNlitjutes would Du nominated,
| SENATOR HAMILTON 1uCHARbsuN,
of Rock County, preferred Elnulltts Ms n
first cllolce, then WusIiburllc, then blaine.
Sherman ltlis no friends IN his section. Il9
thought the Delegates 10 Ch'cngo, wou'M
support Blaine, and DIaineG, would by emil
lcnts. Tho Senator spoke appruvlugty Of
Congressman Williams, who Il Ills ilciEl,h0r,
l,cting rs the Vice-l'reSident or thu HluiM0
Ciub III WASHINGTON.
| A aNoUp OF sfEMnEEs
fnMn tn te ,atse,H Assembly &C., chnfr ftar r.
u discussion Of the Presidential question.
Ono wus for WnshbNrne tin fact, nll ot them
were for WNs!1bYri,s sf i'e VAS snntltlats},
alotnef ior B!ie oMt nnnG q ~ q tnGna iof
s,ii, ~ ,I'', on,,i 1M naE,. ~ H., inta
SI!sssst ti.ey II cSssrsa S;io,ssI ns'ai%st ii!t
saen ~ npn u.n @ 1Mss IT. S st "tSvI tHi,,S ~ ns n.
~ naelS "a t st99H @ a1" 1w Y" wv ~ tnGs .ts u ~ ~
W. s ~ GsEI ,iain s"a oc'se"''oiA 20 e'e"o Ao'
Ex-oov. wAsltnut.S
was hero over Snntlny, but did not boom
mitch for Grumt. Indeed, It Is thu genurll
impression here among ttiu ex.l;0vernOr's old
friends tint l,o Is supporting Grant more bt-
ca,lsu Ills btOthcr Wishes # .lluM fro,l, u,,y
choice Of lis own. i1r spr,uls nearly ,li Ifs
time In Minneapolis, Wlieru liz ln,S lNr4e
Decuniury asul business connections, 10 t!,,t
It's residence and inturcst in Wisconsin nl.
fairs ure now merely l,olninnl.
THE HON. II, ii, GILES.
,romhor of tna nnor,l ~ Clnrities mn, Ro.
r,, S,.rI ~ III ipust'rn ~ n,tn;nss H." t,a'i
nnd n"tf hi gittGu In i ~. ,Snimat III i
MoliN oG tne ~ sa1GmEess S Sa':,o :n ,,"t so'
" R.,Ge III iie -, ,'e' ,, ~ 1,nrts -, MU III
~ a ,s.s sa ~ e ,tt '",,t @..',"t 10 2a,v
~ M,spMi'saMn r., is nlM s Mus nM,s t,u ,,n
noay eiSe; Gfsmts ~, ;E sge9aT tot1'l WIS oafous
a''o sou'o ''oe W. "Stsn"e". ..,.,,u
shSA1oH -, HAcMisrr ,r
was fol. Grant first, Wushburne next. liz
looked for tho nomination Of 4 iew anuil,
probably GARFIELD, III clso Grant wns nOl
nominated. Thought Dlalne would yet the
delegation.
TIE HON. DAVID ATWOOD.
oattor ,f tbo s,,tc .T,,,r,,,,I frr t,,ant,.erf
vonr vns W. my ,no,"hcr n tnn~resa M v luin
,antarm MnG ~ ta II ,s mi "v n, ~ t,,9
deeEustcs.at.lorge e uv T In % Tie Nati"naI W I Conyo M
| LlUu Ill 4ciOs VI lAlll 1G ITO HA5 UnUH4AE ln4