The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
Ssas Opinions Cesssrniag Ed.snas .,
q Candidate

8eas Opinions Conserving EdDunds .
Candidate
Hon. Vim. NJ. Evsrts Of New York Va
recently interviewed in regard to Presi
dental candidates anil expressed himself .
follows regarding Edmunds:
In my opinion Senator Eimunds Womb
msks ~ excellent nomination for II,
Republicans Hs stands upon . higI
plAne. whils he has bssn RspubiicAI
alsays. hs hes taken broad visw Of pub
lic questions, and has pursued the svsi
t~ssf 81 his way. amid the vrsnels ans
personal snimesitiss accident 10 the in
triguss ssd Vaccinations Of powerful par
~ leaders. There are. OF course, oths
gsstlsIncn Who would make strong candi
dates l presume that Senator Logar
would 10 the choice OF the West; be hai
always done well for his country 10 time
Of gar and peace. He would have thu
support Of tie soldiers, - he. perhaps
represents the volunteer soldier a. fully
Is any man prominent 10 public life.
''But New York. continued Mr. Evarts
"is ssn.rslly regarded ~ the battle
grouSd; therefore. we must look 10 New
York ~ one OF the initial points OF chcos.
ing . candidate. II ives decided change
81 public sentiment that turned the sue,
GEES Of one year into the overwhelming
rout Of The pexL A shortage OF about
100000 votes ia cam paign naturally in.
wolves . spirit Of sstasonisn which can.
sot bs safely igsorsd. II does not 70.
quirs . remarkable degree Of political
wisdom 70 49, that And IL would not Be
very safe experiment 10 try 10 overcome
such 30 expression Of public sentiment.
II vould ~ better 10 accept the situation
snd 10 governed accordingly. The Rs.
publicsn party has quito - much hefors
u IN sssuring . candidate who mests oil
The cosditiops presented ~ The Democrats
will have 10 rssosciliag the differences %
be great Issues Of the DAY. Witha can
diiats vho sill receive hearty. individ
nal support. the PROBABILITIES 81 this d ge
Of the css. ! think. are largely 10 favor Of
the lIepublicans.
III Gov. Foster Of Ohio Vas also inter
vi~ssd with The following resulss:
The ohis delegation viii 70 TO Cbics, .
70 deliberate and not 10 attempt 10 dictate
. candidate. Republicans must &C, irr.,.
psc.iys Of personal preierescss in the Sc.
lection Of the next candidate 10 head ID. il
ticket there ill h no doubt about The
rssult The esndidais must IL choice 81
the party through lie properly constitut.
ed representatives., aud any attempt 10
fierce . particular sominstioa will be 70.
PEELED "
Thai tring The csss The nsld will l..
op~s TO allr' said the reporter
Certainly. and sheever receives The
seninstioa will secure Il because he La.
more friends 10 the convection than the
other gentlemen presented"
There Is sons talk shout Prssidsht
Asthsr ~ candidate. said the rsports,
psxt
80 ! perceive: but / do not belief.
there 10 snything In H. cannot imagins
that any Gee would seriously think OF snrh
. thisg. The sominalion Of Prssidsn
Arthur would lie snic,jal. an not ss,.
this 10 any hosiilisy 10 the President, but
10 soald 10 beaten 10 Ohio - lad - Ses.
rotary PoIR-r IL New York. President
Arthur hss dcss - veil y might BE- *.
pect~d; thst 10. Le has done sothiug. With
> suitable cssaidste the Republicans can
carry Ohio this rear. but vs mast have
good material 10 do IL With. I an in pri
vsis life noe aud An sttssding 10 my o.
susssess. % ! claim the right Of . citix<n
10 spesk my vissa ] expect 10 take part
Ia the nes, esmpsien aud therefore do
n.t vish 10 he Handicapped with sesa
The Asopssspes qusstiss !.
'iill - issus eth ~. bat u h getting to
l~ l'<tssr undsstood. A. ssid bsfses.
Ohio 10 eli right Tor The Rspublicss parry
siih cssdidsis reprssenfins The whole
psny