, 1879-06-18
POLITICAL.
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COLUMBUS, o., June 1D,--rhe time taa now
arrived whct, q fair nnl impartial statement
can ba n,a,lo nu.l conclusions arrived at which
muy ureat1y aid tn ytcwpr the po1tticnl field In
uhfu.-tl,o cbnnrvs Of surccss al we'll ~ I'D.
yautarcs gained. Tho candidates of both tic
leading pnrt,cs nre now bcfoso tile pooplc, md
thc lcudcrs, u we'll M tlc prlnc,rlcs Of each,
nre pretty fully known tn ali tho voters Of. the
statr, Ttcro Ia hordtv a Democrat vho Ana.
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NOT kno" '"at III INC outset-snht 'b, oc1o'o tnc
polltieal mastins has go,'e to w.. work-n's party
or conrrca,. II /, nlan nm ndmtttcsl fact TINT
H., n",r ,o~,.,, or,.totur, ~ h,n,c hovs hv
NV Dso"ss ."s .. .,aa" .,,a,s ns.,
tuctt teoteah'Hat'on scnc"ss' ooho 'he'r partY
mert, the prbltc institutions, which had Under
Rcnnhllra,, A1mu}strattou. ,,ecome rccoou,zcd
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~ n'o'es a''a .'cn "',s, '"aussS~s ss' ,sa,,.,,.
most perfection wore aegrauea anu brought
create n .can,,ot wl,,ch reached from ana and OF
.,,s ga" =" ths ot,,cr nnd n 40 alarm thc
she etate 10 tne osnel' anu 70 90 alA.m n., .l1c
Democratic Central COMMITTEES Ia one county
| that they demanded Legislative investigation,
whtcl, Of course was denied. THIS Committee
frankly stated TINT, unless the Investigation va.
| searching anu opeht ~ "o".a w. n,poss'p,0 w
| satisfy the people shat tue institutions Aao not
been degraded a,lde the officials guilty Of tho
charges tint wers alleged. But the Democratic
y. ~ ~ w.. ~ .,.,.mea. ,1rn,n,..
boafa OF trustees III some '"s'auccs Aul'''''s-
tered the "hlte"ash Such lack Of ability 90 Is
| auparcut In tile management Of soIne OF the
h.y,un. has mado Its impression among largo
...,,,a. - ,.nr,o ,.n, hnso f,i.nas l., tho., In.
u..'aus' " psep'e WV "ae r,s. ~
atltuslons uaaef treatment. tnat tne'e Is LACK
In the Democracy to manage The affairs Ut tic
stato VII, credit, y apparent q on al sides.
I Gen. Ewing Us tue leader OF tue Democratic
party Is personally popgia9t, anft ~ q, citizen t
| confidence Of tle old Donocrasic whtelhoraes.
| He IL tookcd upon with sslsplcfon,- n,---mauy bc.
lfcyfng him to be a Democrat, not because no
believes In Democratic teachings, but for the
| mere purpose OF rising to higher point In the
| political world. While nc 10 fns spcakeF, and
one who BY bis gifts OF oratory carries the boys
With him. ny DOCTRINE. DO s nos lave tue lastt!g
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the term.
There will doubtless dawn upon tho Demo-
CRATIC managers tho daf followng tle 0ctober
election, Quo tact; and That Is, that In thcir crY
to defeat Coy. Bishops RECONCILIATION, they
latIed to take Into consideration that very
large number OF religious people In the State,
! who usually vote the Republican ticket,
did vote for Dtshop two Jears sEuce, and would
have araIn supported htm this rear had ho been
nomlnatcd. They jeel, and Justly too, that tic
Governor was snabbilg treated: aid the egi-
dencc 10 accunulat!nE day by day tltat thts vote
/ will be Qiycn aoaly Tor Mr. Foster: The entire
: vote of the talnpbcl]ite Church, for that mat
ter, may be safely regarded Al for tl,e Republic
an t!cket: whereas, bag Bishop been In the race,
It would hayc gone TO him. =,
Gen. Ewing will without doubt receive the
bulk Of tho National Grcen6ac< vote, a. Sam
Cary has Bigntl1cd q disposition to trade It oil,
and will 70 through the ceremony OF sIghtng tic
contract at Tuledu On tho Eth Inst, In the pres
enca of the leaders. Whether the ra.lk.ana-tle
will like the mode Of exchange Or sale, will be-
conc apparent later.
It fs safe to assumo TINT whatever strength
more, trurn .llr old.linars Of Tie Democracy, be-
cause 1t must 10 considered tliathe viii either
he compelled To GO thu fut length with the Ma
The former event, a large faction Of rock.rlbbed
Democrats WILL stay al liomc nnu lot thu elcc-
ton 70 BY default. Already prominent Daino.
crata In this city arc discussing tic subject, A1
salat. should his extren,o y!ens be carried Into
the canpRtgn ind 1eclnlned from tho stump, It
VIII he useless 10 Try to bring up, tho old-ttme
fellows to his support.
1t will thus ho seen at glsnco that NTH the
sins of thu Confederate CunEross To explain;
With tic utter inconpciencY shown by thu Leg
islature, together viii. Lie lungcst session iu
tlls history OF the State. with little or nothius
to show Tor the money BQlahdered; with a
division nrnong thu Democrats on the Green-
imsk question. 70 well a. t!'e tlispostton Of dny.
8lsAups friends to etVs their support to Mr.
on which 80 much depends without un!ted
purpose, out reaHT to receive recruits, either
s't a..fen, ~ "ar1 ~ tt Az sta'aa.se "a @
mit,ee IL nnv hnrdenrd w;,h drht' wi,ich h..
| hrcn hanvfnr over IL fnr vunra: aid for thun