, 1879-08-07
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Eetr{rl CnrYvsrot,fenes At Ths 7,tfH+,ns

sc,r&al co-rr,rona-nes At n, 7+ts,n,.
CoLuMnus, O., Aug. 4.-W,thtn few hours
pnst have seen atul interviewed both the lie.
nuhtlcan and Democratic candidates for f,o,.
ornor mi, ,,oro fr..,, from, I'm n,,a.. ha,h
were conf1acnt- Or seemed to f'e, Of SUCCESS: md
hott. profess 10 bo working to the" very fullest
extent nf their powcra.
It has bcen claimed, with tbe hest shorv NJ
TRUTH 1"a' nlmos' no otnef ."o mcn coa'a oaso
been matched against each other who could
fight harder md stir III, the State more than tue
me-" o. ree.
ing The Old tactics Of going out toto tho BY coun-
try places, remote from railroads. mud stirring
before. since ,t,c days Of Tom Corwin. heard
o.,.. .,.".. ,as, s,,.,. .,..a.,,s .,a .,.,s. ".
o'"e' tnan '"cal 'a'c"t assSuhs '.u ~, sa'5n,s
!ss1,cs ut the recurring campaigns. The result
..' ~. ~ .4..', "ms'Fs NV , w..
sue "''sn sl ss.'a''y s,,o ,;,, "a' 'ne A., 'nreet
sas "I''' ;of tho ~ simplest Of sr5ti,m.tissf lin
calculations, must win. Tho Republicans laye
a,wov. claimed ,},n,. w,,cn thc hoys co,td all
~. ts,1,..., ~. o..a - ,,a ,n,. .t,o-, 49,. -,
oe ,naaee" 70 eo'"o 20 1'e poHs' ,ue's wa ~. ~
dEt'lcs''tv about tnelr winning Tue onS' Inc
new I,cmocrating Chairman. initiating to ccr-
tain extent n1s rreat PREDECESSOR in the mattcr
cf r,o,rn1n,v viii, con,lcnrc la. oono IN s,v,nr
tint mrov;1e;, nj IN. ncmlers m # ii. nartv NJ cao
be got OUT all Will be well NTH tile hone: ol
the RUG money cha1nt1on and lis host of follow.
ess, wt,o9 are anxtoustv expecting places Of
"tEis{ md confl!!cuca " nt ILLS hand.
Sueak'uE Of Mr. Mckinney, the new Chair
man: ! should not 1ati TO eay tint ho ltas q
tug.bear before his pure vision. TINT the Re-
unb1fcans contemplate the wholesale imrorta.
tlon Of negroes to carry tic ctcctton. lie II
circulating this grandmother story With great
| show OF helief,. md profcsscs 10 be tlevislng
great means to head ntt such scheme to de-
fraud 6ott-MoneY Thomas. Of his ria11ts.
'Stanp them, stamp tl,um,r Is Gen. EwtnE's
adsicc; nna the gooinaturc1 ChalF-
| man fs supposed to be aev1slng some
natcnt process for ACCOMPLISHING tint cnd.
Alter al ihc Conviction. ETC.: tlat have
ranks Tor corIlpttt'G elections, during the past
few years, It ls trulr amusing to listen to this
kind OF talk. + has Much the ring Of the crY
Of "Piel;pockeeW instituted BY certain class
81 st1ect.operatoss when they wish to distract
public attention from themselves and their own
! operations. But to proceed With tue talk OF the
candidates: n
splrits ana in rood fighting rim. lie thought
that the closing two DAYS Of last week Witnessed
about tho largest amount Of work which my
EibIsc man could be c1pectcd to 60 through:
hours. Of making four long speeches. i've short
ones, riding nbout ots' miles by rail. hfty nilcs
l,y car'iagc oyer the bad, hlly roads Of Southern
Ohio, and taklnE ride Of some four hours ou IN
Otto Rfvcr. steamboat. There is neither dis
count nor disappointment In the capacity OF Mr..
Foster as mfxnr; md It should ba fully un-
defstood that PC continues. nt az nus ttoppng-
places, to exercise those traits Ut character With
| out Whit, he would not BE- himself.
In answer TO the question, how he found
thlngs in the placcs where he had been speaking,
Ms. Foster said that invariably large audiences
turned out. Esrccfofty was tais true at Wcat
nm
| Saturday. Flo thought small estimate would
put the crowd there At a0oo This place IA many
ntles trosl1 any railroad, and It was seldom that
tho pcoplc had .haa 50 famous man as Mr..
Foster to address them.
| :, AZ Mt. EwnE's hnns, LANCASTER, whesc Mr.
Foster spoke On Friday, the report was OF tlne
audience ard MI cnthusiastlc meeting. Mr.
Foster said that, unless he ws greatly mistaken
bs his close relation tn aitairs he must saY sliat
everything. was looking very suspicious for To-
publican Victory. He could zee lothlng IN the
way. At Dclcwarc, wlcrr Mr. Foster was IN
ystctl 70 stcnk to-day very largely.attt"dc,1
| Kepubiea. Convention wns held. The 6est OF