, 1879-07-14

- How do yo,. expect to elect him, thcnf'
Inst year the Republican ,alortv for acc-
rsta5y 81 S"tr m Tn gny W,n s Grsst
as closely organized AZ the Republicans, md
have not the cohcatye forcc oi oIllce.ho1t1i,,g
That tile Republican paFty has. To change 2, ,0N
eset s su Tou e eest se exe Ike e yesf
an aoe oyesr ga sie ad 'h bsop % d not Ie set 80 80
inanr votes two Yenrs ago as NJ. Page got for
81 'oole % 6 s, ot lie N,o0o oreen1ask votes than
Of power, theni"
for Ewing, hc will bo elected by 20ot0 votes.
The Democrats nrc rs fully alive To the necessity
Of cIcctlny Democratic Legislature rs the Re-
publleans are. NJ. Tinrnan's term expires.
agnIn, a IN his rc-ccctlon depend tic chances
Of his nomination for the Presidency III 1880
lie will, therefore, 10 IN tile flcal working with
gil lss power for tho election If q Democratic
tlonnent OF tho State last year, so TINT xs can
lose Hamilton County aud still carry tho l.egis-
lR.uFe. Still, VIC don't mean to lose ftatniaton
County. There arc other Democrats looking for
the Senatorial Office. and they too will bc Ct.
flcIcnt workers on cur side. Tltcse nse the
forces on which VIC rely to carry the state"
PRESIDENTIAL ArEcuLAT1oys.
"whnt DO you think about tho Presidential
"oi,lo is such a close State Just now that 1t is
Presidential question. The result Of tlls fatla
election will, perhaps, 60 good ways towards
settling It.. Ohio has had pretty good luck Ia
politics. Senator Thurman ts undoubtedly Tie
choice Of tic Democrats OF Ohfo for President.
II tile State Is carried by the Democrats this
fnll, he will bo o Formidable candidate before
The Democratic National Convention. II Gen.
Ewing Is elected Governor, he will he IN posi-
md f5Hn1 nj
National Convention for himself. Between the
two It Is mt unlikely t'ar this rivalry will
causs then, beta TO fall in getting the prest-
dental nomination.
"Who Is the leading man IN the Nation for
tho Democratic candidate in 16s0}'
III tnsns T!iden Is clearly tic preference OF
the party to-lay.n
"Couid john sherman carry Ohio II noml-
fisherman could probably carry Ohio. His
weak points arc two: First, lie is tic brotber Of
the General Of tho Army. 1 think the people
| OF the country would hesitate long tne be-
United States and The command oi the army in
the same family. It would look too mitch like
Capitalization. Shernan's otlter weak point is,
that hc las only financial issue TO appeal to
| tho people upon. No mai, was ever yet elected
| President OF TIC United States tn financial Is.
"what do you think 1; Of Hayes influence in
the ncxt ConVcnttonln
| ~ LuInk t1A5Ga VIII nhfe kEGAk uEAt 10 HNJ
as TO wtu his SUCCESSOR shall 0c. doubt II he
will be willing to throw his influence Tor John
Sherman
The interviewing poultlcc was here Withdrawn
from the patient, who began to exhibit eymp-
toms Of mental prosttatort and tic operator
withdrew.
J1M aoRDoN's VIEWS.
Tho Hon. Jusnes Gordon, formerly member
Of the Ohio LeGis!nturc from Hamilton County,
and now Of the Washington u. C,) Posi-, was
collared In tllc hallway Icadsug ID tho editorial
rooms Of the Enquirer.
Stare you for Grant for President in 1890l"
| "NO.n
"Why}"
"Bccausc he didn't hang jeff Davis md NIL
his gang. l AM down oil the people OF the
south. They aro tic pretended Representatives
Of civilization, inagDantknity, chivalry, aud in'
tcIl!ccncc, wAcn il :act ttcv do not possess auy
OF those qualities an In faynr of destructive
season ol the yellow-sovcr. When they arc al
dead VIZ will populate tho country with human
beings. am for Blaine for l'resadcnt'
After this trunk expression Of sentiments
FEN.