, 1881-11-06
BLAINE'S INTENTIONS.

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eht OF tile New YORK sun, writing from
Washington, who sustains Intimate relations
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Byanthoflt} or Goy. roster, the announce
lncnt is i..:.lc that Blaine Intends tt be tho
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auuea; WIN tne eafhes1hcss Of coh'ic'.on'
that lialhc will be the candidate. If Mr.
Foster has made this announcement rs bold-
Iy in on,. ,,lace rs in a,totbar then .,nhn
sherman sncrotor,, }r;n,l,,,,, 1oh, r or,,,
s.*'t ' nS-'l:1s. H'ao'' 'o''' as'
4t1 ~ :" s's t'esN!t Alla'.i' n'se peel' nv
State, for Mr.. Foster, III his brief visit here,
nar1artad uoho,1, srtouvb oftnncst s,rn
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is Is ms CUSTOM supporting the l'liars ol
OF smoke into the faces Ut lie rrtj,,uc that
al,y,ys rat,,ar ,vov,,,l 9,ir, !, tie, rc..liu.r-
raor, ,.t Mr Enstar ,"s not ra;lad =, ,;s;t
.oos''' set 80, toHtIl i''so NV lttic'' "'''''
evefy e', one III hls pace MS Is also 1ls e'lste
of Starting the Blaine boom lie hassllccecte.
IN ,,n;,,y If on,, I'm ,onrcr ,,n.s !, ,;nyrr;nr
doul,. nvist r..nactIn,r Wr n,,;n..s n,,r,osns
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and Mr. nlaine's friends :arc saying it for
him. that tllt. ticket is to he Blaine and Foster
and t,,t i, viii caa,, ire n,,,,tr,. II IL mr.
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pfopaIie t''as IN ms ae'1sh:1", 'a1S "ah INC
the announcement so blllnlly and boldly It's
he dill to i friend ar tte Riggs lioilse, but
he undoubtedly. limited something. of the
kind; The Blaine enthusiasm bubbles over.
:..d Blaine i Apparsnt IN every enthust':slc
Foster utfers. For Instance: when Il irlend
asked him tlle other day it blaine WAS going
ABROAD. the Governor PLACED both hailus OH
me iriehds shoulders, anu hes,tlls
ica. Why, titan, don't you lSnow that Hainc
is the strongest man in these United States
since Garfield died =: And he's going 10 be
the llexr President of, these United States,
and ;1 you just renelnoer ~, what ! teIl yo,i:
matte q tremendous; persolal sacrifice for u!.;
defeat Of the third term. Then what ! record
ne n3tte Us SeSre'3sy OF state whllG M pqor
the strongest 'nan in the Republican ra'.'s,
AMI lie IS gt1ng ~ be stronger niiee years
from now. DO you realize tllat " tWo AMI Il
half years The next conyent!oii VIII meet =.
1llat IS Tile way e'oF. r 's1er nas Drcll ta1A-
ing willie lie has been here. The Governor
Ii very entiit1stastic iuau. lie IS known 70
be very close to Blaine: and while he IS not
regarded rs tue 1AoSt discreet man i'll his ut
terances that ever was, YET it is thought
hardly prnbablc that lie would. make such
strong assertions unless he had soint reason
therefor; ....
But what does John S!1er'nal think about
it.: Mr.. Silerlnali, durlnE the recent canvass
IL Ohto,. WAS llsposed to be conversational
by the warith OF c''zy ire i'll the chambers
ut the country tavernS Where t1e Stopped
while on Ills stul,lp'n5 tour. ne llseu 70 enter
tain friends an hour or SO before. bedtime
" hlie they Siiloked allN !isteneN he cAat1cA.
TN one OF these evenings the conversation
turned on Blaine, aud there came ont little
bit OF history. The story that was tOlu i'll
that chamber was as follows:
When Gen. Garfield sent in the names Of
some ten Or twelve appointments i'll New
York State TO the Senate during the special
session last spring there was great couster-
nation among the lialf-Breetis. 1t looked Ia
tileln as though the President had forgotten
that they ipade his nomination possible: The
choice offices IN New I orE were distributed
to the Staiwart frintis ot Alr. Conkllng. The
senior Senator had III tact Seen the list, and
had Informed the fresl.iel1l that ule nhllina-
tons were satisfactory to l!nl, ana would DC !
to Mr.. l'latr. the bounding DaSgctt was
kept on the roaa De1Necn Albany ana NeW
Y orE, and all his fertility Of Imagination ]
was not sllf1lclnt to co!c0ct satisfactory as |
suranccs that I'LL would be right yet. At !
last Mr.. BLAZING was appealed 10. lie was