, 1880-10-22
THREE GENERALS.
An Interesting Interview with Ex.
Senator Simon Cameron.
General Distrust, General Prosperity,
and ucncrnl Grant.
Each Of Whom Had a Hand In Leading The
Forces 10 Voting Las. Wsek.

| FVIGeS ~ SulHH lASa Ubeks
| pItrLAnELIIttA, Ia, Oct. 17.-fn an lrtcr.
view Mt his Donegal farm, Lancaster Coul,-
ty, III. ex-senator Simon Cameron talked
! freely with Col. Frank 4. burr, correspond
c,t of tho Prcss, concerning the political sit
| nation. When Ile was asked, "Gener,tlt how
| ITO y0u account for the landslide in Ohio and
Indiana ~ he replied:
"Generat dlstr,,st Of the Democratic party,
young man. The people
DoN'r WANT A CHANGE.
| They prefer 10 let well enough alone. They
nre prosperous now, nnd want To lUld u, to
tlleir prosperity, with rs much more rs they
cnn get. The business Interests, rs repre-
sented In capital and labor, are afraid Of the
| Democratic party, wltl, It's Frec-'Trntlo
theories md t!'sloyal recuri. There is nlso a
strong latent loyal element iii this country,
which responds readily, when II Is aroused;
Hh westsf %aa foar liz y Hsoiie @ s asur
to the substantial interests Of tlle country
| aud the. people,. Tho, first result Is III Ohio
md Intllala, and TINT is but the hegini.ng."
visit 70 the West did great Eoal"'
""'rl,c appearaMcc Of Gen. Grant md the
| subsequent eiEarts Ut Gambling guvc the cai.
m lss % q ~ In ,''snu Fns, Wls = 1I
scI'Ation Of the tarItf issue was mastery. utld
| GItAST WAS a TOWER OF STRENGTH.
tell yolt that when tho nniI-tiraht men said
the pc0plc did not want Grant for 1Eesldent
they practicctl deliberate ftaud. Not only
derfnl dcn!oI,stratiOn which lWl mp 10 1t.
shnwetl tint Grant .al,ove my living .Amcrt-
G@ail @ has tf!e great hsn5t OF tn peoplo win
iaIi' Of ioyaity to its convictlons md hiss
friends, Ills years Of foreign. travel, hts
wonderful caracIty If observation, nn,l his
facility Of resalnlnE and using %tlnt lie learns
madc l|nl practically the bust informed man
IT. AInerlca:, The people kut'w nnd npprccI-
esty and ability"
| President rs certainly MS lic lives. may
not live to Eee II, but you undoubtedly VIII.
II s'lart OF the history. Of this country which
ren''"in's '' TO be = written"
e,",,y "WEst u of the future Of this CANVASS gen
II don't think Hancock will carry
A SINGLE NORTHERN STATE.
The tide Is set III tile right direction. Tile
people tre nlar,ne'l nbout the taritl, anu tiiut
IL nh issue which Is Of such inmrtunce TINT
time 1t Inns arisen to the dignity Of n Sntlnn-
nj issue. We have always carried. 1'cnnsyi-
ya1Iln OIL 1t. The tariff and tho Sulid South
are the great issues which now divide the
parties, allll they have cou'e into the greatest
! prominence III this campaign MS II natural
consequence of the condition Of the country
| Hllu lllE HllliuHE III LIE pATllcS.'
=" Yon think New York perfectly snfGY'
! "Ccrtnlnly; besides the general drift i'll
our favor, VIC lMvc the advantage Of the nct-
i've md wnrnl-ieartei efforts If tho ab!est
man y! America. Yes, not only the ablest
THE AuLEsr THE COUNTRY HAS EVER IIso-
| DrcED.
1.oscoe Cnnkling IL II mountain of intell-
gencs. l l,4ys % know a.! ing public .ien 1 an 1f
~ snan iafS m Gas for rn,G III II s S IL i
the superior Of any Of them. Iin has already
begun his work, niuf Ito will. believe, make
such u campaign MS las not been seen II
Will snrpass anything, you !lnve ever seen 1t!
Tho West, where Conkllng has been greeted
with SUCH oyatins MS have never been ex-
s to to ay s1l1 na IL f;sSty Nsw yo4H G5E roS NS1w
Will see TO i, and! Garfield viii gst tho
9nd Connecticut naturally foll?w II Now
yni,El-is NIL right, and has never bcen III
danger. Our organization Is perfect, anil WIS
never more, aggressive or tlle LEADERS more
confident tha'l tlsls year We VII n!akg
wliicl, gives Republican, United States SeM-
ator. We ars going IL win n Pennsylvania,
attl We shall not lllyo To call for any outside
"iIow will thls next Congress stand, Cen
"HEruuL1cAS IN nor1r BRANCHES"
think; We tnyg got = United States Sena-
tor III place Of Mcdonald tl1at we tllh not *;
ssscrcs Ysw YSE M il na nssS 4 Esfa %
New Jersey one In place Of liandn!nE, nnd
Connecticut one In place Of Eaton. The only
gnil! the De,nocrats emil nlaks IN tho Senatois
S al" asti IL = ohio a, Ylndaia aIlcd M e oter
is tho iiouse. rlYc ought to rnin two, il not
threc, members tn Pennsylvania; this would
! nil I'm j{fff1 foI
Government In NIL Its branches. What will
heconu of tho Delnocracy? 1t lins no future.
Its coming defent will disintegrate It.. The
Sost! Wlc 4r furnislss IN the ns bMlx Of the the
l,eun kept solfti III ihe IclusIyU llopo TINT q
National Democratic victory .was 1T hand,
When tho Inst blow Of. disappointment
l,landing Station will look out for themselves,
md they can soon build lip n personal fol-
lowing opposed to tho bourbon Democrats,
thros II .,Gs the soas as St'S GuS nro ., virginia. AL
l.EAnY Fols JUST suclI 4 IsEvoInT1oy.
It would bo tho best thing that could 'appen
fur the South md the country. With tho
South solid for tho Democrats, md tl.e North
solid for tue Republicans, there is a sectional
fcuIlnE which IL II c1]lstAnt Irritation; mil,
when the sectional isslie disappears, this trrt-
tating callse will !!avo hcel, wiped out, rs 1t
never can ho t While >; It remains to vox and
to lllnku Of Its vlctory?'
"rlle Misslon nt tho Republican party. ~
not yet fulfilled Part Of tliat mission t. tn'do
nwny with sectIonals1n mud nail0nnlize tllis
country, Men Ut atl slla.les Of uplnlon VIII
ho illyltod 10 f0rgct old dlIEurences md work
EreAt destiny to b. worked out tn tllts coun.
try, and 1t Will rtIl,ire tho united people io
10 II. believe It Is 70 he the i proud lot a., e
tho Republican pnrty to tako tho lentt ~ tl'is
proved tint Slavery WIS u sin aud stato-soy
cruignty u crlnlc."
Tho FrtiIt.asT0sver's Hest Friend
Many Of tho leading orchnrl proprietGrs in
Northern Italy and southorN dcrmnny nrp cuttl.