, 1879-07-30


goes 10 the full Ieugth Of The firccnbaok strings.
While Gen. Ewing las been in The East for
the purposc of getting solid there, hts conpet-
itor. Mr.. Fottof, las been making himself &C.
quaintcd In nearly every county, and n'tnEling
Will, the people and gaining In popularity. III
conversation with Mr.. Foster. lie said: II am
agrccaby surprised ut ,tiie harmony and Eool
feeling afnong tho Republicans wilcrcver g',.
mud especially 80 tic enthusiasm which extt II,
In tile central and thtck1y-pupulatcd c0untftl
where feared that thcrc might bo hone Iu'te"
wnrn,ncss; but on contrary the confidence 70 - re
yond my most Raugntnc antlclpat!nns." i3aId
Mr.. Foster: ~ regard The Republican cha necs
~ improving every ,dny. Everything '<'oks
uc,1, Ewlns docs uot feel as confident, md
anid to rMu TRIBUNE: r do not cohso u the
fight as belonging 10 e!, Der party. The Struggle
will be long and scvcfe one, ana nA.stake
by either Mt eFIticdI Inc might des5do tie
lian. Ewing VIII, Without doubt, fall :oehind
10 hIs own county md Congressional District.
1ic was elected 10 coagtcss last fail In "a strong
Democratic district by
hut 4}3 MAJORITY.
The tnme counties gave Htshop tho ysear before
1868 najoritv. Ewl,Ig's loss In hts own bsI'l-
wick rus l.l20 IN our year. md l'c also ran bc-
hind the State ticket last fall ST. + his terrible
scratvhug OF Ewing in bis own Cs,n9rees,ona!
lllSkElEk 6Il0H4 VI EUllHuEI HIS pQ>
' Unr severe drawback which Eising will have
against lin. mud which thtcatens 10 swamp him
In his own Congressional District, Is his e1,unec-
being thc building OF a'ra,lsond from the coal
,utpcs to Lake EFic. l[s went to Bmull place
called Bremen, aud, or1 bis pc ersonal assurance
that the cars should bo;runnsnR, within few
scrIbcfs t should not bs 'lctd rcspontl.
bic for nny further assessment on
stuck. III llis own county (faa:ilell) gus, ,om was
subscribed. s'o,o0o uf whtcll q good. About
! half million was auhscFib "a In NIL. Now suit
Is be1lsg brought by tht Ct sditors Of the road
! uganst tho subecrbefs, Which, II decided
| against the Inter. will
WRECK MANI 4 MAN
an1 cripple hundreds Ut eAllcrs. There arc 70c
slbscrbcre, many OF whoEa arc Democrats. wlo
would sooner soc the DeGtocratfe party buried
than vote for a ,uan WHO ]tas deceived thcm 1T
the manncr Ewing l,as. or couran Tic railroad
wns neycr built, although little grading may
With sucL record a'l homo, and alt the out
side influence against IN, Gen. Ewing does mol
stand the rc,notcst chaiice Of being elected Gov
eruor, unless the Republicans make hin pres
cnt OF the office. wlitct at the present time thel
do not secni Inclined bo do.
THE CLEVELAND MEETING.
| Special Mypt1eh to 7At Isttunk
CLEVELAND. O.. July Cat the last meet
Ing of the Dcmocr Liz State Central Comnittc
It WAS decided tlrtt the regular summer meet
Ing OF the Comrhttoe should be held In CleFc
land. In accor3t Mco With this programme, th
members, together with large number Q
prominent Democrats throughout the statt
assembled IN thin, city. All the districts wer
represented by tho regular Committeeman q
proxies Gen. Ewing mud several VI the cand
dates on the Ticket wcro prcscpt, Gen. 1sic'
candidate for 1.ieutenantG Governor, being til
only one abscnf,- After q short and inform.
meeting of tiG, CoumIttue at the Court-uuus
tonight, during which no business WAS tran
aeted the session adjourned I'll Tomorrow mort
tug. EwinE wns then. sercnndcu at lata hote
md spoke ff,r hail IN, hour, going over much {
tic eau,e ttround as Powered by hts Laucastt
I spceeh. H.o wis followed BY Congrcsamc
| Warner nutl Till, Gans. DurbIu Ward, Janlt
/ Il. .E.ectinon, John III. Thompson, Chalr,nu
Mckinney, anu otlers< Thompson and Alr!it
ney PRONOUNCED The pnb}ished report Of i!l'fcc
,.,E bctmran themselves untrue. The crow
present was not as lattcn rs expected. dcIeG
tion Is here from the" ltdana State Centr
Committee, witll MI inillrcss which !lley VII
adopted by their brethren ot Ohio. lts uatu
has not yet come to light.