, 1879-07-25
He Demonstrates that Democratic
E1ectioneering Figures
Can Lie,
4 Pennsylvania Move to Push Presi-
/ dent hayes for Second
Term.
Extract from an Unregcnoratcd Ball.
.'dozing Sheet In South
Carolinn.
Secretary Sherman Turns an Electric
Light on Glover's Rejected
Report,


Epectdt Dtpotch to 1hs 71t&un&
WAsn1SoToS, D. G., JuiY 24.-To Democrat
with whom he conrerscd last evening, before he
lett this city, Gen. Ewing is reported to havo
said that he regards the prospect Of Ills own
election ns somewhat dubious. The reason OF
this, be enid, Is tint dual campaign will b.
fought In Ohio this year; aud, whilo ho thinks
tic State ticket will not bo entirely neglected,
he fcars tllat tho main struggle, by some Of the
strongest Democratic In the Slate, will bo to So
cure the return Of Democratic Legislature.
Among the leading Senatorial nspirauts besides
Thurman hc counts Representatives Hurd and
Gen. Morgan. lie Is reported as say-
Ing that ho does not expect much
help from thcm, except incidentally.
Ha repeated TINT one Of the greatest difficulties
Is said to have remarked that, while ho thought
funds had been or would bo procured from tho
East for Democratic campaign purposes, thcT
would not be used for Ills benefit.
Gen. Ewing, I'll said, regards Con. Cory's
championship OF bis cause as damage to him,
and thinks he would got more National votes IT
Cary woutd Oppose him. Tic also fears
greater detection among German Democratic
voters than ho Is willing to almt ia public.
Altogether, Con. Ewing appeared to his Domo-
cratic friend to be very respondent a. regards
his own SUCCESS, but equally hopeful TINT tho
Democrats wifi sccuro tic Legislature and tho
rrturu OF q Democrat to tho United States
Senate.
srEEGH AT LANCASTER.
CINCINNATI, July 2a.-Gen. Ewing reached
Lancaster this evening at O'Clock, and Was re-
cciycd at tic depot by largo delegation Of citt-
zens Of Lancaster ut,d tho surrounding towns,
Judge sLtas Ii. Wright made brief introdue-
tory spcech Of welcome, and Gen. ENlng, after
q few Introductory remarks, eaid the two chief
parties which claimed tho sul1rages Of tho poo
pic of Ohio this fall fairly represent tho National
inEtrs ot wtiuh they ore the important divisions
The Republicans, though mot ns outspoken
perhaps here III Ohio on tho questions Of
nnanco and FREQ elections as In the Eastern
States, rvtfect tte average sentiment Of the
wholo party, mud the Ohio Democracy repre-
scnta tic sentiment Of the overwhelming lna-
iority Of The party throughout the country, as Is
shown BY every vote In both tho Senate aud
House, in eycry phase oi those questions. Tho
struggle, therefore, In Ohio this year IS ono bo-
tween tue discriminating ideas Of the
TWO GREAT OPPOSING PARTIES
on The uppcrnluss questions OF tho dur, md
chiefly 10 this fact is duo tue great momentum
Of influence which is every where conceded to It.
The Republican party enters tho canvass claim
'"f " ~ ."o eo'o4uH's"' ~
to"'ea'';' !eu"ssu ts4s l'4.e'est va 'lo p"o"o
"sot' ~" ea'eo'e''eo 20. 1'en.0' at'" eoi'
hocntlf aeu'aaas ne" lease OF power rs
public benefactor. Lot US SEQ which
Of tho two great parties Is most
entitled to cro4lit for economy In public ex-
peudturcs, Tic Democracy for four years
nn.t hna h,lr 3hc uonso nf 1,nnrc.cntativea-
,,.!-,, ss,..o,s 49, s.s.,a..t" ~ Iii.
"l'e" eoo.1o'e lio "pptopt'at'oh u Paone
money, and tn thut tisno tic appropriations for
intcrcst mn tho n,,hl,c t1oh,. hayn hcnn sG1t-
mo- ooo T.. H. ta,,. 49,. sos s
a!ao" s sus 'nu .s.,' aoa' M sea'e ;,sa,, p'sesu,
party controlled appropriations, the
s,mn exnonsea nmounted to 8gon a3n oon
~ .,,,+ .,,' osonauv ~ ona ,-,ra,, ~ Tonrre.s
a" t,.us 'ne ueo"o'"t =. oo p.ausn VI Sous.sss
the pooplo &S4, ,To, COO, being an avcraeo OF oyer
Ao1 i'm, an yoar. Since inn. a. 1sGG Tim neo.
r,a t,nro n,ti S4 n M mn In Fs,ar,f toTr.
~. 49, .'s.. 49,, ~. asns ~, o,o IN ~
boon applied to tho principal OF tho public debt.
II thu Republicans had been o. economical dur
t,,t, tts ntua yoars prcced.rg 1875 as thu Domo-
49, N.Y. ~. hasa farao5 ,to, ~ =, .,nco tnen
csatS !iase 4ofSeu !.ch ~ W sl"eo ttt utnt
tho public debe would haYo been reduced $s4a,.
0Jo, 600 moro, without imposing ono dollar OF
additional taxes on tho people. The $2t, ,000. .000
. ... ,,.n,, .,.ao ,o-x fx H., n,ro,rn.}n
11orsa va ,ass % cen % sora3 | IN " anita M ~ ,1c most
..a.'ss'..t I'D a..".st..s .sr,,..1oo ~ tha
'cuc'hsut n''u octsF"'aeo rsststanso " .I1
Administration md Senate. a,l1 1t never Woalu
have been eaycd at all haa not the people at lase
dlsrcgarded tile howls abosit t'o alleged
rxEAsosAutE ruRrosgs or TIE DEMOCRACY,
wh,r,, bayo f,rrncd Tim raB,nutcp arguments Of
H.. K.mnhIIr,ns linz. tbr War.
Wy II" cI.nett thIs A Al illustration of tho Do.
,s.sitv - freona,,; % nom.os m nf Ina Admtnist1s.
sGSS'' m, R,fa.m ~ .Itrayncauc md abnsos ens.
nmiv trnn he sesrcd by such chnuCcs. liz aaId III.
Sh.rnnn rio!mt rreat cre,lit for having s,,ccess.
fnII 1,ndaI sSaS I'm mi nj H." r,'RiIc HsiA
INV ivy unui amT 4: nd mar onmt ho.,ds .incs
Wspr i M ali teduc.tg the iptcrest psid b.
~. f;av.r,,,nsnt about 61O.000. cd va. Il
nnsr. h,,xnyer hy thn fInanrn rnnort t3,nt the
p...l, npps"s' ~ thn n,h},c naht nni IN 1s77 90
~. -, ~, and III ycar sifts m mi mi IL.
s..- eos XIX In G In nther woriss IN 1s7S.and