New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-21
THE PRESIDENCY.
FURTHER TALK ABOUT CANDIDATES

FURTHER TALK ABOUT CANDIDATES.
ARTHUgs SOUTHERN SUPPORT WEAKENING.
Washneon Correspoad>nee Of The Phtadepha Pyes Repl
When the last batch of Southern nominations
were sent 10 the Senate, AhuTs star had attained its
greatest altitude From that day has been going down.
rsjsction In Hassms. srcSaes fscon shex saf e:
odiceholdns gang that confirmation vas e important
aSdss.ts :, '%ssr g., O.. i, e..
fall upon They shaken further IN their allegiance
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Wyoming He has cut loose from the Arthur craft and.
berger his colleague, in abundant cautios has cut tho
President entirely, and Is coquettng alternately with
ne . Ho%
gnia Senator's haven't time to tie themselves 70 fororn
delegation viii be found On The winning side So but in
other Southern delegations.
AN I'LL 15I c ySTI EoR EpMUSDS
| There was conference of the Republicans Of
ena or s ior ss %
could not boom better better qualified for
| that exalted station
DIRECTING TO THE FAIRCHILD BOOM
From me Ia Crosse (yfsl Republican lR>pl
General Faircbild was brave soldier; he was
enjoys the esteem and confidence Of his fclowclzens
but the circle Of his Influence ia too small to be presnp
National Republican Convention. Unless we arc
mistaken in this estimate Of his strength and probab,
elect delegation for President Arthur senator Ed
pivotal state OF New-York Arthur and Lincoln, or I'd
munds and Lincoln good enough names for Wisconsin
Republicans to support at Chicago
THE WAY BEAVER COUNTY TALKS
Uaanfnously adopted By Beagsr Co'y Penn" RepHo''ooH
ResOlred That James g. Blaine being un-
doubtedy the acknowledged choice OF the Republicans OF
County for the Presidency primary elections 10
ascertain their sentiments Unnecessary and the
hereby instructed to vote for no method OF eecng con-
trary to his interests and for delegate not pledged 10
his support
SENTIMENT II LAWRENCE COUNTY, PENN.
Three or four gentlemen Interestedin the well
fare of the country spent few hours the other esy IN
ascerainng the wishes OF the people in regard to tho
Men in business on the street from all parts OF our
county, they CHANGED 70 meet them were requested TO
named The unsnmity for Blaine and Lincoln Is sur
prsng The result is For President-Baine' 49s; II
Lincoln. :; Grant / General sherman 2; total. 426.
For Vice Lincoln 4Os; Logan 5; Edmund,.
A. Harrison q Arthur q Blaine, L; Foster /; TOTAL
i-' HARD on FLOWER:
From me Boston Herald Ind)
The "FlOwer BOOM is the most highly IL
diculOus incident of the Presidential camPap even Wien
surdiy of the suggestion that Flower and thurman
Would not suggest contrast so astounding between tho
tail and the head OF the Ticket MT f9wer Is mssuy
not of the variety that born to blush unseen
IMPREssIvELY wEIGHTY.
From The Boston Trareiier, collector Worhtngtons Pdpt
With view to ascertaining the sentiment OF
ns resident Arthur and his administration Irare
Ter through its representatives has made personal can
able body OF business opinion. The gentlemen called
upon not selected because OF their Rpowh
department OF business life 70 which they belonged Ihy
twsen canddates but the questions submitted to them
in these simple terms1Wnat IS your oRnlon, az
What is your view OF the Presidential suationf Where
they have their motion expressed preference Tor
recorded that expression The result of this
is the manifestation Of unaDimy OF approval OF tue
President his policy and his conduct, which is impress
sively weghty.
A BLAINE FIELD DAY.
From me Phnddslphtd fTess tRtp,
Saturday was decidedly Blaine field day III
Pennsylvania The first designation OF delegates 10 inc
National Convention occurred and IN every case ,t,hey
Blaine men. The uniform expressions IN WHY
separated counties were significant OF the overwhelming
NorthamDon named Judge Kirkpatrick her repre-
sentative at Chicago aud this selection VIII be rathei ~
dignity ability and character delegation. has pro-
nouHced for Mr. Blaine and the convention unanimously
President Iehgh viii name the other delegate from tho
Congressional District and he Will be equally for Blaine
In York, Cumberland Franklin Huntington and Ire INC
primaries were held, and IN every case the result assures
the election of Blaine delegates by an Overwhelming
majority In Junlata me coneie 10 he Ds,rct N(n
version chosen and instructed TO vote Tor blaine
delegate Several Of these are counties which tne ny
ment for Blaine Il irresistible. ,-..
potent sign in the same direction The han
where the Republican party had its birthplace was
packed to overlooking with great gathering OF earnest
citizens who determined To assert the popular eeng,
and the list OF officers embraced many Of the leading man
ufactrers Il the right of the people to repuaiae
and disregard action Of the County Committee In re-
popular district conventions; but the meeting do
cded accept the plan the committee and 10 moet t1s
machine on its own ground
MORE WANTED THAN NAME.
Boston Herald md
Mr.. Lincoln, we believe. has performed his
duties OF War thoroughly conscientious
and efficient manner, and is Of high character aud
fair abilities II Is undenabe that he would never he
thought for President the historic he bears.
and which the American people lie therefoea
demonstrates his fitness Presidency and who would
himself be the last TO claim that he has done any
thing a. He would he stronger candidate.
and, we believe, better President than Logan But
has Republican party weak that II must seek
to utilize the fame OF It's first President a. campaign
capital which to elect anotheri
LOUISIANA NOT PAYING INVESTMENT
The chicago Journal lRepD
Now it is possible for every Southern state 10
be worked the interest OF Mr. Arthur the way
that Louisiana been, but don't believe that tho
scheme will pan well It snacks too strongly OF tho
influence the machine u suit the people delega-
ton elected would not carry the moral inhl
ence that would II it were the untrammeled and
is a tradition that there IL Executive order on ME
somewhere which has never been oountermandod, that
fOrds Federal oiccOldeTs from making themselves too
active or numerous IN political cauclses aud cOnVen
lions That order have been forgotten or dSre
garied in Louisiana when the delegation was chosen