, 1879-07-14

III TIC State elnce ttle uctcat " fHh"nutt"r@. ~
i think they will havo not only plurality. hut
a majority. From every county and precinct We
hear that the votc will 10 larger than over he-
fore. have not much to do with tf1e organiza-
while" ..-..-..-..
y HAMILTON COUNTY.
....Wil' tile Republicans carry l1amiton Coun-
:" Tie Republicans expect to carry the county.
because Of the conduct Of The Inst Legislature
mud unscrnnuIous in every sense that It aroused
universal INDIGNATION. Tie Democracy did not
expect to bc beaten hpre III the eprsng cleo
tio,1.,, They werc made desperate " That de-
Mr: Hnlstead then proceeded to give de.
tailed account Of the u,ancnvres Of ihe party 70
lsElslale Mr. .Anaosson, tho able engineer u,
cilarge of l,,e Public Works, ont OF o'lice' nhi
Of petty officers, for lie sakc of rivInu tha mem
bcts q the party ptaccs. Mr.. 1lafsteau st1oka
q dirty little ring of plunderere, composed m
usscritntratcly OF Democrats md KepnDicans;
Government: Tnn THlnuaE man thought Of
Cf!teano, and dropped a symnasilrtic tear
Mr 1ln1stcad went on 10 say that "Tl1c Ham,
iltou County legislative delegation was electeu
On one ticket: al IL that tlekus Tsn1 'n neo"R. @ H.
publican. Tie Legis1aturo had been Demo.
cratic, nnl had hcon Republican, irrespective OF
Hamilton County. ThnfmAn's successor IN tl'e
to be s S tss .ef. sanoaan
additional interest,""
"lVho aru liz leading Republican neptrants1
Stanley Matthews, Judge TAFT, at,.l Garfield,
ne,,t- were willing to 10 offered np on TIC altar
WA the man who would doubtless be elected.
On the subject of t'nnnccs. Mr. 11a'ssead cnn,.
diesomc az to bimctaltsm. Tie New, York
TiHey w8B continually chattcrfng about tho sll.
vcr question. lie. thought they had great deal
better let the silver question alone. The Re
the credit Of the country IN gold and silver, &C.
cortlIng to Law. They wrro not In tavog OF
grinding all the people who owe debts down to
god-pay ymcnts. Tile party could not be pushed
wore troubled about that matter had better let
It alone, anu accept blmcta!ism In thle country
as fact, as It would be before long In Europe.
HAtsrEAn on GRANT.
uoon the subject OF the next Presidential con.
test Mr.. Hastcad had somcshng interesting To
~; 1T think everybody in Ohio viii he fer sncr
blaine. thnk tho faIrcst presentation Of facts
was given in tho St. Luuts 1'o1t- Democrat, pub
lished when the Ohio editors went "est' tint I
"What do you think Of tho Grant move
ment1"
II don't think there Is much disposition To
crowd Gen. grant Tlsy (thc Ncpubilcansl
iens ,nn snh ~ noWuf, t,,at .,h,"ct rdn not onnnso
Tooa 1nuEo I, om e.aI Itd M ,vh.n ,e ~
In ofllcc. think. the country WILL have to get
some ono else to bold # up By AZ ~; because
u doesn, 1 "nHh ,ler e thls9 - IN tbat eonneetion
ers ners Ranmh1cam T. WI lcadcr WIN rocs for Gen
Grant ior tne ae1s crtrin.,nsshi, a''fr
cate oil c'a'na " a!,,ont 1,,.,., r.
tlefe ate aus or pnra,t tho~ ora I IT, btr,
e In.% s%, tsv mat rv surrender every rssi,on
ENJOYING @ @ ey mvrr ass nnI sp,h inucnrc Sse' Eant
q theT oWn po"er p,t,no, nu n.,tIifato a. pr"at.
should ns tne nepnoaa nt,sn aai aus s.
aEhs " teos 70 1sH ~ nneson"l 1nvnrnmnnt ar1
elected IL wpp,u ovsrnrnt " NJ ai T: narty.
not pstsy fg. tc,nscyc, =" yotarjiy viii
leaders saesnss ~ sot tno r"sn,f ~ ,.i
kroW1SuEe ,,. a,,. ..,sc nnnmrh ~ tn,w
tlcy viii not DO 1t. Ger. Grant viii Lc very
we'll treated when he comes home, but llo won't
probably be hcnrd Of In tho Republican conven-
tlon at al1."
These sentiments were delivered very rapidly
rrcssou which inlcatcd tlceo-soatcd consIc-
| ton on the subject
atres to bo reelected President OF the United
| State.] And have you any intt1nntion OF
| knowledge tl.at hc Ia convcsaant With untl en-
! couraQing tho movement in hla bchalfa"
Indian trip. They were all pushing Grant. As
near as could understand tic situation. from,
| the Information rot, as far as Gcll. Grant waa
personally concerned ',c was not for It. IIis
Wa what thcy iold nc. ilavo every reason
T. tnk they were telling ;s NJ tie n,sti ts'h: Jon n
/ iirant'e, aud 4 fricpd of mine. He was with
t'runt a great dea', ! didn't meet Gen, Grant,
lime, had sickness antl death tn nv family.
was in such state q mind TINT tlt4 not care
from tic Gcncrai. lIo probably docs not 70
gard mo with favor, auywAy. IIo sa.d he did
mt know whut was the u,nttcr with the, bccauss
| never asked him FOR ailrthlnE. lie knew how
to aeeouut for the opposition of those who Ind
sassi fnseu,n "'' ''' ''As'''''' N''1 NH WIN -
ou,o.
| t..t.,., ~
Ihe remainder OF % INC interview M M was neyosee
to yoln shefana'rs eamsSs ,of , L,c oma.,on'
which MI. llaietean aegt',e 70 th1k e1SG'cnt.
rhe eorresppndent sugEes.c9 s tut Oh!3 M lnIGllt
aronso TIC Jealousy ot otlef asates ny c'al'n'nl
too nlt1ell:
| Mr. Ilalfte1d replied w saving there was 6