, 1879-01-01

tnterYIew Mr. rhcppard were vain at that time.
lie CIT the rtboftfr on short ~ pic-c1nst.
Inter IN the day be was cornerru again, Fhen
he expressed himself confident OF i.osan's
eIcrt Inn.
q IIow long will the contest last:''
"J.oug enough to lInttl rancus.''
"Nho NJ the caucus decide our
That, OF course, IS equivalent to biz s'ec-
tfooi'
"S{1:s;iy:" :: {$;;, y! ,,,, nm. =. ,.,.on,,,,
"How can it bel Logan will have : walk
prer.h
G. =. FARwztL
disln't take quite TO roseco'ored v'e. Of The
situation. lie was Of the optnF0n thst f.ogan's
chances were dimfnislfnG daily.
"w hst ia the cause ot tht*f''
"t,rn. l~ognu Ia for I.n9an first, last. and ali
The e,--for the party only whcn big tnterests
crntclY deprived the State Of Senator two
ye.r. ago; lie ought not to expect 10 ba CON-
"WEst do you think his actual strength tsl'
"About half what he c1afms,-sa 90 or 40
1.-THE Ct or II rotcs then said to be pledged
10 biz SUPPORT arc HOT 80 pfcdGedFH
HWhen he makcR a.tch a statement, It Is, In
MY opinion. without f0nntatfHn.h
"On what part Of tho State d. bis friends
"l.!on't think lie has strength In ans part Of
"What ls The belief in bis ability To be elected
ln!c.l up0ni"
"Uron itportunine, bceetna. driving. scar.
iog, and frlelntent!s everylIs. Members and
Tan The Legislature be influenced by such
arcnciesiH
" II il,c Legislature was left to Itself. a. It
rrlop lcss strength tlIan anr ottcrx candidate.
Tue Scuatusahip should Ge conferred not
| sought, and my candidate who tnltcits votes
should fur this rcn.ur lie fnciigtblc."
IA III. SMtA nHt aft A4$
upon this ru1cs"
III Iaven't a&ked any nuns vote, and
wnuldn't."
| Ran's courtc two years agntnjurcl hf1n!"
~ an Informed tl'cs hasc nlatcriafly.''
! vote. do yOn tlltn!:7"
| "lf lest tn ftsctf and nnt bu1fdoxcd ttinfs
| It wulittt votc solid a..alnst Logan."
What Do rou tl'inf; Of 0u'csby's c1anccsf"
- th!nk hts strength about caual to Lo-
ean.s;'' ru
felt dis'ncllncd 10 tr'nvcrsc. lie WAS confident.
however. that IN any event Gen. Logan could
| not be elected.
GOV. oulEsnr'e FRIENDS
arc etlrc ta,nt he wil ehls own sYtrcssor. They
State, 0F. Al Is claimed, tbe great statesman Of
the Northwest. They ass what t,c ttaa tlnnu In
iourtecn sears' public scryEcc to cntitlo bIn' !"
Thc fact That b.. .aa unable to procure
tic passnZe Ut tho bill ior the equalization of
| bounties u(asipates Ills cluina to leinR the SOL
| ilIcr's friend. Gov. O,leaby's friends nrVued
that the situation to-daY was more favorable to
| him than anr other eandid4te. This, they maEn-
tain. 10 tar1tIy admitted aud cite a. an inlux of
sentiment among the Generals friends q statc-
mcnt from Que OF them, ''that business wns
booming aEnInst hts f4vostte." The situation
on this subject to-day Is a.'t,nudd!s." Al! this
candidutes arc working witt, a fcrsor and In
tenstty no pell can describe. The loukers.ou a1c
llstded IN opinion. Each party las tts fayort:e,
while another party prorfaitns that neither Mil
be elected, ami that this will appear with tho
organization Ut the Legislature. when the fight
will he made. Il MORRISON. ot Morgan, IN c'eet-
cd Speaker, 1t will augrlr well for Logan.
Hu.. suould James, Ut Lake, who ia oeleeby's
or Farwcil'6 cho.e, or Shaw, OF Carroll, who IL
any body's choice, Ike elected, Logan's prospects
would diminish prop4,rtfonstelv. This jaat fae-
tim LOOK for the election 'us Jehu Baker os Il
con,pro1lttc candidate. Hc Is good Republic
an. and must be acceptable on this gronutl to
those who harc entered the lists. II thu other
candidates cannot prevail they say he will lc
taken up ~ the most available I,lateF4l ahu
elected to prevent another Dayfs da*eo+ Tnc
case to-day Is lnade up. thu istnes joined. and
within short ttIne will 10 submitted. But tho
rtsult ls Rs uuCertalu - tue verdict Of petty
jury.