, 1879-06-30

rlct out45hnt, II tho Blslpp' forccs we're suc
cssstn1iy ss traAs{rset to Ewing that gentleman
Ne!i. ~" y. u!seitt@''Yt t!eli las hce lung tnt%c'
mot. aml the BRICK 81 VIQquen'ty spok.n 81 ID
tln stanxa nhoyo has btthno lt,,rtut; and In an,
that Iohnrec t, "sick" il lfadV#'ihg il yery Mill
iase, I,s !; III re''t, dead' anu reaasSs to under
Thus mitch by way Of Introduction t9,,h short
Tue peculiarly dEsvrllntlcl condition VI 'htt
t1osti!o DemovEattc iactfons t1us already been
peculiarly chara,ng 1uu',lus Of Ewn,g's orr.
tory Tn which hfs friends tcposc so much ll0uc)
fu brnE abont anything like harmony. l'Iu
| democratic warehouses; hare been accustomed 10
been bracct up 10 many hopeless duht bs his
chine here Is 'inonpsoulan in the highest ID.
gree; na with hin removed from thu helm, 1t
helpless with The ttlc. The inside hIstory og
tlr recent meeting OF tho members Of tho
Central Committed reveals ,the fact that.
o. The twenty n,ctnbers, there wcrc efoven
wEo were III reality In favor OF retaining the
Thompson rule: but, under ll,u circumstances,
he refused to take tic position With su Insult.
sir. j. Frank mckinney, Mr.. rhompson's s,,c-
Sessof 2; Ghartnan u ,u De.n9sratia Executive
characteristic Democratic politician 10 far us ap
| pfarailccs go,-beinE rotund, red-,acrd, antl
fosy-nosel. lie haa as large a chronological
BUMP OF bopr ~ lls predecessor, md Will prob.
| ably attempt to rival thut gentleman IN fis own
1cncc.n -
-, Mckinney is not by any mems Ewing's choice.
Ihat gentleman hns seemed to have good deal
ol ostlleulty III getting tho mnn hu really Lc-
sized to even permit the uso OF his na,ile In
thAt connce,fon. Col. Len HorrIs wouldn't
TAX q II. He Ind eometh!ng better and moro
lucrative to intend to-. sena.or l,ungan, who
nhttco Tor thu pos!tion. was not satisfactory 10
the State at larEe, als.l was eonsixnci to SEC
ondaEy plnce. 1lnis was pro6abls tic bcst thing
Tue Ewing men could havu done under The cir
Start towards calming tho control Ut tho affairs
Democ'atis, not to speak of making a conquest
ot tho Mell,usRunized nl.d llvCly Republican
hosts. Illc Democratic condition Ir1ny be briefly
]. llard.nloncy DetnoyrAta are outraged md
enraEeu BY the insult of sott.moncy Ewing's
nuIHinatlon.
2. The religious and moral class Of tho COM
mun!ty which elected Bistsup, efthrr by refusing
TO ieht Mn, or by support, aro all aHtagouzul
by his lcieat
8. John q. Thompson. who has always been d
host In himself as manager Of thu De1noyrptje
uasnc, Is horo aild dtscusscl, nt,tl will desire
and gloat over defeat lor tho Ewingltcs, a,ii
himself.
4. The Thompson men aro all ptrooely IN
1aVor OF IhurEnnn,-an will advocate Ills being
p!uGed cithcr IN llle first Or second placo on tho
Natlono! t!cket next year. 1t Ewing Is SUCCESS
fu. he will bo the coming tnan, aa q matter Of
soursc. al'tl Thurman will bo s'deatler than
Goliath" II ETlig Is Defeated, the CIV viii DO
Immediately raised bv the Thurmcn 1icn, tinlt,
crnorshtp. ho could hnsD carrietl the Stale with
out any doubt; TINT l1e is tho only rnon who in
crisis Gun carry the State for the Democracy;
that, II lio is loft. oH the National ticket, It
means defeat ~ this State. These pleas xl
10 employed TO tho fullest extcnt nlstl will hare
EoUu deal Of elect.
9. The great argument set forth In tnyor OF
Ewing Was tlAt iia could poll large National
,oie ,ae at ,i that s would ee very desirable to
But tug portion exucctcd 10 bo appcased md
coddlc1 don't rpliy'worth cenr. ii.c mecting
ok THESE PATRIOTS nsiro1rtlo, the other day, was
failure; as'd the strength thus to be acquired
may hc accurately represented by zero.
q. Ewing Is personally unpopular With md
obnoxious to the Democratic lenders, especially
In Nortaern Olto. lie Is 1sotorlously ambitious:
SID whatever tlls general term mar mean, il il
friend ut any tltne when hu van gain ai,y tcul-
porary Advantage 6y so doing. 1le Is not con.
sidered safe or pieasant man to tts 10 On tllls
account. l..
=. It ts veil known that Ewing is not salts
'AetD+I w 4t4AfH"tcEtNsH Futi0E6 10 LUG E011-
that q ne i 'sbar'l' has been ,loh.adrd. mi
some Of the eontcaeB scnt gu hero to b. uscd il,
thc intcrestsof IiI7en,' nn.l somewl,at to lt.o
victory rcault this sear iu Ohio, 1t would not 10
be a favorable stcntn ti1c direction Of iarI.
money Ttlden victory next year.
y. uncio Diek Bishop nna Ills honchmcn have
afforded them, almost by chance, 81 running pf-
iaiFs here. They. aio men OF hopcs,-lafxo
hopes. They ant!einata that, sometime In tic
future, BY sou!c strange reversal Uf fortune,
the public purse-sttt'gs. Accordingly, tlley uro
determined that % no possibln hook Or crock
shall Ewing DO victorious. Wleu approached
Just right, they hayc np hesitation In saying that
they urc using the Inst GbblnEs ot patronage to
set up ti,c Plus In proper relation to each otler
to alort!y tlelnselyes ami damn their enetD!es.
0. Thc German olcmcnt Of the Democratic
part5-w',icll 10 ycry strong in this State-tnakvs
I" eeerct os ts opcn hostility to the ticket IN the
t1eid; and tho leaders AMI the leading papers
lnakc The frank, opCn statement that they will
by all nloans supp'frt tlo Republican candidate.
buch are some ut tho leadtu9 characteristics
Of the Democratic situation.
On the other llaih, tllp Republicans wero in
no pre-. Convention ilcht which uartouis OF any
thing like pcraDnnl bitterness. There were only
two candidates in The tlcd: a,ld all said that, Il
thc'r mai could not 10 Nominated, they would
la!l IL ana support thu man wio was nofni,atcd,
Tbs Taft mGn are no" as Strongly Foster men
as tho original advocates 'of ttlat gentleman.
MI. Foster u MaktnE characteristic campulgr,
ao Is travelling tl!e State pretty we'll over, hid
Is present ut ull tho gatherings whcro Ills pres
enre ia of a1ly advantage to tllu purity. lie is
maklAg friends bT t.ie boat, and tliu cause il
fairly booming already.
Ihe prospsets NOW arc that the Democrats
will not get fully organized for business iur
some time yet; nlul tint they Will not brlug
that kind ol urgaNzed effort to thu contest tf!ut
viii hlako any particular Impression on their
eueIily. i, GAuY,
CALIFORNIA.
San ffaHcttco AftA, Juns 10.
Tho Republican State Convention wns held at
sacramento yesterday for tl,e nomination Ut
Governor md other Btatu officers. Thu follow
Ing platform was adopted:
Rfsolstd, That wi rcn!irn, our allegiance to tho
prtnepcs Ut tue grand national party OF fsso soil
fsos !ahor. equal rights Ut tho pooplc. honc4t |
money go0d public faIlh, and lhe integrity uf lNo
Nuttoaa unton-tho party whoae securl turniahcs |