New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

tarsnghoa ne ~: element Congress,
snd the natural American admiratoh iof PUCK Hhu
TDSITNDs OR LOGAN N THE JUDGMENT OF A
MASSACHUSETTS OUTSIDER.
Fro,a ne Boston Post (OefnJ
Massachusetts, is not wholly Indifferent
.o Sooa elotnes and Chesterneidian presence,
mso. nsF % gP to %"n r4ssasnf Of tSf
Arfhurs record, Until, by the force OF creumS2nces-
that is a regular nomination II is compelled 70. From
This angie Of observation looks though he principal
contestants for the distlngui he'd 9oaor et leading the
Illinois Where antagsusIDs are so inevitable rs In teis
campaign we may expect the strs1geI; contrast hi9
Captain BObad; keen, strong. narrow, fsnatical but
we honest partisan. on the one hand, and
kind Of political cowboy on the other.
AGAINST BOTH ARsHUR AND LOGAN.
From The BWGalo E1PreSs md Rrpl
A contest between Mr.. Arthur and General
Logan would be great; # would be little. The tact
THAI hey opposed 70 each other Is sasfactory rem
t me other Uales the country and the & party S SFe Re- saa &
insigniHcanee TO which they are justly entitled
WONT STAND ARTHUR.
Hon p = rHs %Slcof Sgsfa 81 fs 9 Coag oo lead
ing Republican Of Garhe;es Old district, says tnst Ar
thur T ad, IS5 %s be S pesoe ognz IN h President
by accident. taey wiling that the bullet Of Cur
tsaa shall create President the people FOR the
Ing term Mr. WolcOtt rest assured he is not the
only Republican who holds this VIEW nor Is ne western
reserve the only country where this idea obtains
TIE EDMUNDS BOON.
From TIE burlington W frse Press and Times
There have been some nOtable utteTances OF
opinion and preference MASSACHUSETTS, in respect To
Presidential Candidates lately. The Congressional dele
eandidste for the Presidency. Representative Whiting Of
H0yoke says out mE way ten te eeni tb f apS
never than IL 1850 our part of Tee stat
was decidedly antl-Grant and for Edmunds This year
Mr Edmunds is equally preferred Mr. Arthur. aud this
ts 40 among the OF the people, As 70 the press
sas ss fS5sy arSS e % seso seao0I aSsp e pSsd G
Itean and other papers OF less note Is familiar
If the Eamunds PRESIDENTIAL boom snail be seen 10
gather any strength, II viii tend 70 s1cw nat there
victory by edfashoned methods, II viii PROVE roy ~ thsl a.
nhsEs M M sh on pncae aBa WITH R 'ss PaS
high character greas intellect and Tree nom the
seish corporations But II Edmunds could be chosen by
the Chicago convention IT would be Interesting II the
Democrats would pit the oourtly Bayard against him
How would 1t 90 TO nominate both these distn ushcd
oiple ana in tie interests Of coed goverlTnentf
FTon ne Worcester Mas )sspy ,RepJ
The opinion OF the Republicans Of TINS state has not
changed. Their dlschnauon % accept Mr. Blame as
candidate has not in TIE least dnnisleG II IT has
garded uafsyoraby his deUeanor in Office has won
their respel ala approval I1ey ala Doubtless accept
n the convention should give him the aommauou, but
Ihey do gard hin as the best or candidate
There is something captivating IN General Shrrinans
cana lacy. but 10 s rather u AIS supposed -t6 due
20 ms iaist1F' repaot'oS .h4N Is I7i.oi IN as &
chOice OF Massachuset Republicans. and this tine
they ave only wish blt hope also, that he
may he nominated.
PUTS EDMUNDs AHEAD OF ARTHUR OR BLAINE.
From The ST. Louis Republican, .Ds1aJ
Three mel nsIned-Presdeut Arthur. Secretary
Kan Is 81 Tedera ifp1ractic,he on account o. ms D,n
and the established c1lnItes existing toward hm
Mr Arthur is q machine politician aEd mas many enbaI-
beary dls.ked il dlstrusted by GarGcldfact0n
in Ohio and Indiana senator Edmunds has fewer posi-
tive drawbacks 70 prevent M nomination than eiiaei OF
the Others OF the three most prominent Republicans to
day Mr.. Euunds rs 10 stand with &c least equal
chances 70 any of chances. however,
would doubtless take the field against any avorite
WON'T STAND ABUSE OF ARTHUR
from the SGraioQan. Rep.
The NCr- York Times is engaged III the work
Of 6mgug az President Arthur. ana 50 promoting har
mony" u O lll Demo rats heart with glad
ness hif coarse is not o4y % P29f gs oGs & an a t Is l %
ready 10 y0te for any presidential csuciaate Who
stands ans chance OF being nominated = ii g. Arthur
that VIII have reason TO complain g. the sOupo.
OF the party But 90 begin bus e., i mis- pr den
NOR tlqn mistake: il i blund p lAe preliminary
work Of lisa should conducted such manner aat
no apologize. and crow-eting vii be IN order for bOdy
before half OF the year shall have gone rs.
GENERAL BEAVER SAYS ARTHUR CANNOT BE J
NOMINATED.
1"ee e, 'c Gs"Sr5 s % E,age l M p Gd.r9 e. e"ane
| haven't any candidate for the presidency. |
Edmunds has many elements Of strengta ana would |
nominated and eleced would maEs better President
term tLan THE aud that il sa, lag gool cei but
and be probably cannot ue nominated
ANEW YORK CANDIDATE NEVER SUCCEEDS.
from TIE DUbWgUs .lOlgN TIegrQpk.a
L is noteworthy fact that of ali the six
Eew,Yorkers nominated 10 carry thar state since 1880
States Van Bureu, nominated reelection 1910.
was oeaten by Western candidate, General Harrison.
SSs ~ n4 ON ha 49, "a s Anrbn 1GgH an Io4 c" %1s
Seymour o NewYork, was beaten IN lS65 By the West
candidate Grant. Horace Greeley, o NrgYork, was
beaten il 1872 by the same Western candidate General
Grant. J. Iilden OF New-AOrk, nominated IA 1876,
defeated by Western candidate r. B. Hayes
General Hancock, nominated III 1880 resident u
New York, beaten 10y the western eandldats,
T. GsroI although SSe gSS ain3s' 3s certainty M NAT IT.
times helped TO eject Western candidates over NewYOrk
This historical record Will bear thinking by
Republicans and Democrats.
WARNER MILLER AND ARTHUR.
Albdng Correspondence Bost0a Herald
Senator Miller intends 10 make a trial of
strength with President Arthur in the state, and is in
shape avail himsef Of district representation aud
machinsIn which the people Of the state cannot vet
ossOc the idea OF Arthurs denomination 1t is
Soncead on IN h. uds tnat Mr. Miller has nfr.ucbed him
sell ia position Wuich makes his support Indispensable
20 President Arhur Or any Who desires the vote o.
New-Yorf At the Chicago convention Whether orno en-
deavos have made The hostility OF boys"
direction 10 -then the hand
tor Miller cannot OF course be directly asceftane but
ainy regard the disposition the city dele
CATION Arthur Is freely expressed where
counted certain tor hin IN Decembcr II be- set
Gown certainty that Arthur cannot recover tie
iarge porlton Of tie New-York delegation and possibly
psorty, VIII 70 TO the Iuan indicated by Senator
NEITHER ARTHUR LOGAN NOR BLAINE CAN
CARRY NEW-YORK-
From The BostO,. Herald Ind. Rep
h4een, the situation III New ! Ork is eX-
renoN PteS1ro's. We do not believe that Arthur
1ogN Oi Elaine would stand shallow Of IA chance 10
S-y te s.ss Therefore II lie parry leaders arr worldly
WIS., lhsS ~" not press their favortes for Wonlg ne
Vo'e- u1s 10Y theIn 70 be ier outside than inside
BlAlNl- a AND LINCOLN Is PENNsYLvANIA.
r,-l ] &c ''sosiIa stIa Commercial. Gszstts lRep
make bcJ preferences known and her influence ~, ~
Chicago thi' year than she had in 1850 and Mr. Es1e
VIII nave ne pleasure oi hearing " many Dogmles
ike that M cstluuI tald County DeN eel now aud fHs
date o. ne convention Wth Blaine and Lincoln Tor
standard bearers the RepuDli ot the atone safe
WJuid enter upon most eutnUsIa stiC cdubagn