The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01

nation, They and their friends will squareN oftet
the detected Republicans, and as Tor the
cause ho learned trade Instead OF a pro
fession, they Will be balanced by the soldiers
who swear by Gen Coburn, because they fought
with him. and shared with iin the horrors OF Libby
prison, The atter's majority may therefore be IN
creased hundred or two. Both candidates are cit
liens OF Indianapolis
GRIN. HiHLoS u. MANSON AND GIN LEWIS WALLACE.
Tie Seventh District finds its candidates in Craw-
louisville, both Of whom served with distinction in
the war There hns been great deal n dispute
Cen Wallace Ills friends IL snsHcr 20 n 9 clarres
OF incompetency ana tardness." Gnotc President
Grant and others who exoner.te him ltOm all blame
The question, in it, result has done lin good. lie
is surerb-lookng man, and " elected will dispute
the palm Of eccentric lovliness with Logan and
Cen. Manson is brave soldier and truly honor
able man lie has treat personal POPULARITY II is
thought that he will lessen the Republican majority
OF i5I cnehai al least This district is now repre-
scented BY oodlove $. Ortiz.
z JonN y. HENDERSON, n. d. AND JAMES n. TYSON. .
The former candidate is resident OF Kokomo,
nominated In lieu Of Gen. MORGAN, who waslstricken
with paralysis In the midst OF the canvass. On oc-
oasion ne was asurpassngly eloquent man, and the
intelligence Of bis a0llciOn was received with gem
DIR Henderson is capable but unused TO the bust
ress OF eectioneering He will poll large vote in
bis own county, as in Upton, also. lis opponent
James n. Tyson Of Peru Ii lawyer by profession,
and was formerly resident OF Brookvile, In White
Water Valley. He is clearhcaded, uncompromis-
District with respectsble majority when not com
pared with tie 2,IS7 OF Senator Pratt In 1888 There
popularity " Senator Pratt, For one tninF he has
not msde politics the business OF Ills e. lie Ia one
Of the most learned and successful lawyers In the
of Gen. jackson. His Influence does everything
twards controlling the Democratic vote In that
district.
JOHN CoLERlcn AND TuE nov. PETER CLEAN snANKs
arc the nominees for Congress In the Ninth Dis
Tti m 81 q ila 10 il oh
+. john e. Is known as sprgltly, talented, hut
over.modest Young man. The r. G. 3. John ia not
unknown to fame, having served his country In the
House Of Representatives, In Congress, and upon
the battle grounds OF tie Union wsr: John G. can.
not be called flrhtng-man, never having harmed
kitten, and in Ills most unequal contest he viii
scarcely he able 10 do mischief John Ieter's ma
,or Eropi,ng to fully sNSn, ,s.' o. iSs S %hSS
John c. resides n For, wsype. John Peter
Cleaver s at Portland or the latter Il may be said
that the that be ssid Of him Is giving him
his full name. when his enemies have exhausted
william" demagoeue." and thief"-they inyaria-
bly, wind 10 by stgmauzina him John Peter
Cleaycr shank" IL Is not IN any such spirit your
mems They are somehow Irresistible They are
used just as one would oucb the snras OF crying
7 stweak" John Peter Clcavcr Shhnks,you perceive
tire man Of many names VIII be the next rep
rceeniltive from the Ninth District.
GEN MILO q uAscALL AND WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
dent and Republican. by which 1t must be under
stood that the Democrats will generally support the
Tnat gentleman, Gen. IlAsca'l OF La Grange.
Is another army candidate. That IL, he graduated
at West Point and did capital service In the war.
hut the life OF . soldier IN time OF peace was dk
tasteful to his active turn Of mind aud no resigned
to engage in business Differing nom most grsdu.
ates OF West Point. he has decided business capacity
which is shown In the energy aud persistence with
which he has urged bis claims 10 Congressional
lonors Alas for his hopes of success The Rclub-
VIVA aal
count, aud It II an acknowle ICED TACT that the in
dependent candidate, be he Republican or Demo.
crt, has never the good fortune to carry the voice
OF a single one of his particular party.
Then Tor opponent, Gen llascall Of honorable
Williams Of Warsaw III, hest description OF him
Is conveyed In the fact that though agrindiaher he
The sense. either, Of "H.ii feilow, we mel /" bnt
a. rc licking trocsome jolly Billy Williams" the
wholeLe,rted, clever gentleman and true friend
diet youth Ills eyes are clear and
1adirmei and blue, Of course. His complexion
il fresh ard rosy, and his face Is rounded out with
mirth and good humor. such a man will never lose
any votes, counting the coy Democrats his
majority may yv quoted at 1870
JisrER PACKARD AID SAMUEL l. ASrnoNY
A greater contest cannot be imagined than is rre.
ssptel ~ the candidates OF the Eleventh District
s... u.i I. Autuouy l. man OF AVERAGE talent All!
itt .crt;e Dcmo,racy In OH times he wouid have
teen described ~ Loco iOcO. In substance ne Is
g,tulno LOco'Oco, aud what that exploded cUuclte-
nation of hre.ea'in s. h.rd slsh buncony has to d.
ricahe radical talk Anout departed slavery. For
mercy's Skc, gcntlemen, let b. -gones bs bygons&,
aud start fairly snd tquirely on the lines OF the
pr"scni.
Gen Packard - held in high esteem In his dis.
trict. H. tie words Of one Of hrs constituents
eve Is urn of ability, culture, and inicgrW"
No danger ont that ln- majority In 1870 viii equal
tat OF iSio whica was 22l
SUMMARY.
The rreseut Indiana dele CARTON IN Congress. 70
composed u tour Democratic and seven Republican
mombcrs.
~ comparing the returns OF the last three cleo
lions II WIN Ne found that tho Demo, sIic gain has
moan constant ard considerable Ihs majority Of
.UW0 tor Morton for Governor In 1854, was dunn
.hrl to 1909 in 1906, and little 1000 In 1868.
A. this rate tao Democrats would carry the state In
1870 10y several tn usard majority but two causes
ere IN operation to dclcat hast resut--the al
most equal merit OF tie candidates, and the alta
ton o the canal debt. The fear has obtained In the
northern part of the State especially. that the Dema-
crats II successful, would euforce the redemption
oil the canal bonds, aud the opposition IL intense
riot might be anticipated In tlst those dis
tT!cts where the canal syinde most disastrous
| And Schuyler ColaEls Leading powerful aid TO the
cause. lie IT. speaking every day. sometimes twice.
Vice President Coltax ! was Authoritatvely In.
formed, expects TO enter upon he business Of
f.cturil- steel axles at south Nhld The company
10 already named, and some tour hundred opera.
tives engaged. So much Tor the Wee Presideuts
plsns.
In brief the summary, r~rsu1'ir- 'ia, tie Demo.
cratic Gain was 1900 from 90 to 1863: