New-York tribune., 1884-02-25
wAsurVcTON Talk AROrrr ARTHUR.

Republicans could nominate.
WASHINGTON TALK ABOUT ARTHUR.
C0rTesDOndence NJ The chicago Llier-Ocean tI4sPD
Several of the Presidents old political assO-
catea from NewYOk IN the city. but they an profess
ignorant OF bis wishes and Insist that he haS never
ntmated to them any desire for their aid in securing 'he
nomination. 49,, H., ,,,
continue to do until he calls US Of but we nave re-
eeived announcement from him and are going It
blind He m1ht have aided great deal had ne carec
10 do 80" added the gentleman and there are lots OF
New-York who would fight FOR him at the drop OF
Is his indifference a studied policyl" " asked
VERY kty" was the reply " Dut qnesu91 lts VII WI
dom. There such thing as OVERRIDING 1t ahd losing the
What are your relations with the Presdent'" asked
NewYoIk Congressman who has always been sh0l-Slai
wart and almost HalfBreed
Perfectly cordial " he replied.
"And what does that meant"
II means in a word that he has always done me every
reasonable favor and has refused nothing that nave
"Do you consider him a candidate for renomnatlonp
have been able 10 find out, ami, IN the usual
meaning OF the term, tink he IS not. believe ne If
waiting the result in NewYoTk If that state aI
pears to be generally tor him, he Will be candidate II
he finds is such opposition 10 weak IN ms chances
Of carrying the state He viii not De one There never
and full opportunity for the people OF the
State to express their sentiments"
TALK OF A MOVEMENT FOR JOHN aHERNAN.
Nelc- York Dpdfc 10 me PisbuTG Commercial G0zes rep
A member Of the Republican National Com
mittee just arrived from the West, and wa0 stopped In
the interior OF this state on his way, said tonight:
t4uA arthur chahee5 iePcll elslLely uIPn 3 "a,
He must nave soma deiegduOh 10 Wlh. EuIitnus
stands well theorists but there Is no real enthus
for him. LOgans boom Is Ike big DaSs d1uIn ana
just empt,. John sbermans chances have become
more promising than before he and Foster are rec
OucIlcd and there has just been conference ut wash
n-ton designed consolidate Ohio tor the great tnan
cier Amos Townsend who has just come from that con
recent visit bore construction in shermans favor Tie
Sherman movement will rapidly develop Al the same
time l think that Blaine Is the popular fayorite
JAY HUBBELL OS GENERAL SHERMAN AND
ARTHUR.
IN Kqterreg IN 7se F1tsbnrg CoDlTrercfaL Gazette
81 think that the majority of the people in
eral Sherman, but the upper peninsula folks are ent
asc for Arthur sherman Is their second choice, how
ever and the Michigan delegation in the Chicago Con-
vendon viii probably east It's vote for sherman: think
sherman cOnd carry the country with rush. He Is the
best for the Republicans to nominate
How about LOganf'
mated. think but he afford 70 wait. or course there
is talk IN Michigan as there Is IN almost every otner
state about elaine anu Edmunds bat they Doh nay tner
points Blaine has too many enemies and Edmunds
is too cold and austere 70 make popular candidate IL
gould send Edmunds out OF the country TOT ABOUT sX
months he would be good man to nominate: t.e Re KS-
pubcans are certain 10 elect the next fIseII II tiey
nominate a good man. Inc DeihocIa.c Itoua5 t o,
representatives, has already done much to bring about
this result"
A PROTESTANT ORGAN OPPOSING GENERAL
From me yoytSSesterl cIristfan Adrocate
Just prior to the last Presidential nominating
lie for President" The article copied far and wide
and noted quite showerOf maledcuons Ihe papers
are now printing a recent interview with the Rev Mr..
Wendte which he declares that though he not bit
Of oigot he does nor wisn 10 see even @ dnat engne
G Iii inensev RoBanst We believe il is stiiI phys
icaI mpossibiiity to elect a candidate having such
anities however Indirect and the present time Is the
proper agate the question that IL shall be
made forever impossible to entanHe our administration
IOWA SPEAKS UP FOR ALLISON.
from The Aekley E0UGl Tribune
If Arthur Is not renOminated we believe Colo
mel Allison to be the probable Western candidate.
In his long experience in Congress he has devoted himself
10 the performance Of hs duties Representative and
senator aud has never allowed himself 10 be drawn into
the chickering's and quarrels OF the war1ng staesmen
right to demand that the candidates be taken from
states, IN order 70 secure their featy TO the party
WI W 1T , bny Of aisaeced leaders or the electoral
vote of the naming the candidate We regard Colo
mel .son as not ony possible Dat az very PloqaOleJ
Presl dent better than he
CONGRESSMAN PAYNE WANTS BLAINE.
Interrisio IN The PtHadelphG Press
In conversation to-day be said that he did
believe hat either Arthur or Logan would De non-
mated, because both gentlemen are pusAIS thelr
candidacy before the people 81, - WY ,iiy 90 y9n n
asked the correspondent. Because think the
mass Of the Republican voters will take an active part
in the preliminary canvass tns year ana VIZ nave repre-
sentaOn" said the Colonel. Delegates to the National
COnven ion so chosen will naturally support many other
gentlemen In preference to President Artn OF oenatoT
Logan A General Tom Brown, or Indiana, puts IT,
think we little fellows will have something 70 say this
year. Blaine the man OF all men Wlo should Oe noml-
nated this year What name could prove 80 effective a
asman conure the vote Of doubtful OHIO IN october
VINO could surely Ike Maine safe in september
The commanding issue ibis year viii be me pr0t ct0n or
fboronghy representing that policy His nomination
more dreaded by the Democrats than that OF any 0her
Republican Why shouldn't the Republicans choose Their
srODQc. man this year. when the result IL cOniessedy
doubtmli The people have been twice cheated 0ut OF
Baine's nomination Instead OF sulAng ID MS tent as
4Ome other distinguished gentlemen nave done ne We8t
into fray IN each Of these campagns at tae beginning
and fought his best for the ticket to the end"
INSISTING UPON BLAINE, so MATTER WHAT BE
SAYS.
Extracts from Psnnsyranfa Papers.
Greeps5,Tg n76uHe.-We not only hoist Mr. Blalne's
hufy hof hQ W b.
strongest candidate with the people that can be nQm-
mated ar Chicago In this county, in ths state and es-
Dey In the western part OF the State there can he no
doubt 6ut that James G. Blaine H. by al odds the strong
est candidate that can be nominated And Win MN we
also hoist the name OF Robert Lincoln as our preference
for the Vice-Presideney.
FIRST CHOICE OF A LARGE MAJORITY.
Indiana Times.-Whether Mr Blaine Is candidate for
that he Is tue rst choice Of large majority Of the Re-
puhican Of this state. e was their choice IN 1875 ne
their choice in 1880 and he Is their choice no less
to-day
TGRow1NG STRONGER AND STRONGER.
PnsJurg Commerc,H 6a,els-From various quarters
and stronger the affections OF the Republican masses
The sct that be ia doing absolutely nothing to nep aim
anTious Mr. Blanes viii most assnreily go before
the Convention, unless ho positively forDids it,
GENERAL DEMAND FOR BLAINE.
uoufross R,DuJlcan.-Colonel Quay has publicly
announced that he ia for Arthur for President and that he
has doubt the Pennsy yana delegation TO the National
Convention viii rally the ea9fs he sr1 ssc fobn
logan Inasmuch the Republican County Conventions
and standing Committees every part Oi the state are
decarDQ almost unanimously In favor OF Blaine, II Is not
easy TO understand what grounds Colonel Ynay bases
hIs belief that the del cation Will be for anybody else.
WOULD GIT THE HEAVIEST VOTE EVER POLLED.
EqstgH Free Press-FrOm the hght between Logan and
Arthur the Pennsylvania Republicans take prolta
HE lesson We had better leave both alone and elect
Blaine delegates the Chicago Convention. IL IA doubt
m N either Logan Arthur could be elected PRESIDENT
while Blaine would carry the heaviest vote ever Doued
by a Presidential candidate.
Two-rmRDs or THE REPUBLICANS WANT HIM.