, 1874-06-03

CouMttos to bnllovo that 6lavory has bsnn aeo!.
lntled q ever wi 10, and they w tght on nnti!
good Thing, probably, for all time to come: In
fact lo han only to repoat his gpcoohes thht OF
oltod thor toars fifteen yonrs ago, ana sney on
icy thom botter ua thoy become 9ldor 1nd Older.
coming dissatisfied Ii, that part Of tho State, the
great Hpoooh Of Matt Carpenter at Jknosvillo on
tho balary.scal got thom all right, and they WI
nover question tho purity aud integrity ot tue
Republican party again.
THE SECOND D1arn1or.
In this distriot, Jerry ". Hnzoton's mn tority
(Rcpublioan) was 1,624; md Yaylor's majority
in tho na,ne district last fall waa 028. Hazelton
ths proacnt complexion Of things. the old A.
pirauts who hayo hitherto onv,ed him will be
willing to lot him do tho dancing II ho will pay
tho fdd1or. On tho reform aldo wo n1aJ mon
Davis, Of this county; William Villas, ot thin
city; and A. G. Cook, Of Columbus. Others
might 10 named. but there is 30 much good tim
ber III this distriot TINT II IL Impossible to conjoc-
Roform side. Whoever is will. without much
doubt, bo elucted.
THE THIRD p1arn1cr.
Tho Hon. J. Allon barber carried this diatriot
by Republican majority numbering 3805, willis
it gave 0oy. Taylor 38a majority at the last elcc-
ton. Tbs closencas Of tho vote in THIS district
wiIl undoubtedly make tho contest intensely
sharp, and tho whoe vote will in all probability.
DO At tho polls. On tho lsopublican sido, George
| g. lIaxcton wilt no doubt be tho color-boaror,-
! Darbor declining denomination. In compliance
| With . previous understanding with Hazeton
On thnt subject. Among tho prominent can-
d!dntes on tho hcform etdo, e1-dov.
nt'v9y y,sst6 ., Grant Geuy y Aen 81 wFaen sssn
and John Lavlor, Of Crawford, aro good mon.
This district, like tho Second 10 woll supplied
mith choico Reform material; and tho pro-
dlction that aomo Of it Mill b elected to Con-
| Ar& Al t,3H 1.~ tAaI3
THE FOURTH AND FIFTH DISTRICTS
arc solid Reform, 10 to npoak. In Tho Fonrth.
Atitchell's majority In 1877 was C.l2l, aud Cor.
| Gov. Taylor's majority was o,013 III tho
Fourth, Cotzl1auBcn. Con. T. II. West, Hnmil-
ton, Cary. lsiudskopf, aud othors, are spoten Of
and thoy a.o splendid material from which to
District, shcro will DO : change, and aomo no.
former not possessing Dack-pay procltyitios will
| be sent to Congrcas. Among good men from
ufom to make tho choice are Gen: DraKg-that
pnnce Of good follons. Sam Durohard, Col.
Of whom would bc an honor to bin district. 1t
is usoless to predict who win receive tho noml-
nation i'll either Of tho two last districts named.
| THE sI1Tli DISTRICT.
This district gayo Philetus Sawyer, nepubll-
can, 8, 445 majority in 1872. and Gov. Taylor in
1879, carried it by 1887 majority. It may bo
and. mhilo the honor will bs sought by
several good men, 1t is quite safe
hus tho 1ongcBt polo and will tako tho pcrain,-
moua. Douck is ono OF those bold, foarlenz
men who, when they know thin; IL right
stand mp to it and hate everybody who won't
He has tue confidence and commands tho re-
spect Of men Of both partlss and, should ht
rocoiyo tho nomination, nobody will .oso against
him excent guch AZ don't srenr; and auch mot
arc scarce up in that part Of the Btatc.
| rlIg sgvENrM DISTRICT.
This district was cartiod by Jers Rusk BY .
Republican majority Of 1886. and IN 1873 gayt
Washburn for Governor only 1,G40 majority
Thia and tho First District arc quito similar
for Rusk, like Charley Williams, IL popular
but it will bs observed, BY tho great falling Of
Pine didu's GOT to tho mill last fall, aud, il thi'
Kind OF lumber continues to diminish durin:
1874, Jore may DO boaton. Il may with som'
show of roason be said that tllore is ut loast
no,no othor good Roforner, may change place
With nuHk. Stranger things happouod last fall
aud may again:
4 TIE K1QnTn DISTRICT.
At tho last Congressional election. this dtn
trict gave Dr.. NIcDil s,4Ta Republican 1nujori:y
ad waB carried by WaHhbllrn ct tho last election
by only aS9 majority. AZ / hays already rcnurle,
III mentioning this district, tho small majorit:
given Washburn will not bc regarded By tho Re
Formers az at a1l indicative Of FUTURE Ropublicn,
aucoess, nnd tl.oy will enter tho hcld with wide
awake discrimination to carry it. In all probs
biIity, tins and lho Third District will DO III
ground on which tho hottest battlos Of tho cam
paign wi1l be fonghs. h1cDill will without douh
bo ronominatod BY tho Republicans, and the In
tlicationB sro that Judge Case, man Of Bterlin
integrity, who hau occupied tllo BoncL With grea
honor for mauy years, mill bo tho Reform candi
date.
Tho foregoIng contcGturos' 80 far as they +; r
opinions Of mon Of different localities Who's
Judgments and sasacaty AFRO worthy OF considera
ton; wlo tho conclusions regarding results ar
founded on the inexorablo figures OF tho laa
election. md the causes which overthrow 4 part
that considered itsolf iuvlnciblo. Again, til
Republican loadors dare not aquarely sustain til
Reform State Administration in Its efforts t
force the railroads into obedience, lost by 80 do
ing they should Insure its popularity, and tur
over their rank and fife to the support Of til
Reform party. Tho unavoidable result OF q hos
lilo attitude toward the Administration in Its 81
forts to protect tho people will inevitably &C
complisI the very thing thoy seek to a7oia, aa
in either event tho Republican party must sutfe
4 moro ignominiouH deioat ut the next elcctio
In this State than 1t did last fall.
Nlco1kus.