, 1880-08-10

i" Everything was harmonious, good feeling
all alung tic line, and the whole party unit
cd. return very much encouraged"
"Tlle South, / believe, Is not to bo abafl4
tloncsl BY the Republicans ~
"by no tneans. When we met VIC heard
from sevcral S0ntlcfn men, but somehow or
other tile Northerl,crs vera sort 0f backward
about speaking their sentiments. At last, /
couldn't stand II my longer, alnl l got on
my feet and toll them We couldn't abandon
the South. Tho meeting heard from several
other Northern gentlemen, and tho result
you know. We shall carry the war into AZ
r!ca, rs might: say, and we look for favor
able results. Florida promises to 90 Kepub-
lean, and We hope to mako gains In other
States.''
"Ilow does the outlook generally impress
,"Senator 1,laine is confident we shall carry:
Milne, In spite Of the Dcm0cratlc-fl flreenbnck
nitinnee. ;, Then, Il we carry 1ndlalla, ~ t,s
M na a 4 w xt Uo H5e ws yeTy e1eps ay e. scf e
Ths bemocrats nie sktiiiked. if They Won't
take trfck.. They'll 90, all to pieces: The
IN just that sIlapc. Son'sGody's ~ going 10 to ts @
elected tjls tine. There wuil't 10 aiiy doubt
| Or question ab0ut II, as ftwns four years ago.
The hlan who's elected Is going to get oyer
a'iy gto-7 business, or any Electoral Commits
,..aaay, nWhyy wasn't Senator conkllng at tho con-
| II thought that would be- the next Ques-
| t1on. lie Wns III the city the day before, but
| II ,any Of Ills friends knew where lie was
when the conference nut, don't know 1t.
T1lE1E Is no D1sAFFEcr1oN
In that quarter. 1t he wasn't present him.
self, lie was there by hts representative, and
that Ill the Republicans q % Kew York I Ss' are
,; ,Yo;S hare probably Prob. BY! hoard the current ef-
prcsenye at the conference would, tend 10
g!yS rise ,.;, to a. r'.mo1y TINT trade had been
true one. / was Inclined to think 1t first
that IT was Q n!istake on Conkltnx's part mt
to bu present, but l'm free to sny now tint
ittM tho same why"
"Gen; 5c II; Logan e; l'as gone up Into Vermont
v",,I v",Yes, ! ana md. from there he wifi 60 into
meeting. OF the Western Branch about that
time. TIE State Central Golnm!ttco will
sSt e. fe O. ana e y 111! H. qs Wse MF fes will be here
Ills the Democratic enthusiasm over liam
cock being sustatnes!, In tho East. according
! to Your nbSerynti0n."
=" No, 1t Isn't; while, on the other hand,
Gen. Garfield Is growing In popular fnvpr
every day. One great advantage tho 1sepuh-
ltcan party llhs IL the good times. met n
party OF ex-1tebels-nt NtaKara
Falls yesterday, alul VIC naturally got to tMlk.
Ing politics. | remarked that / supposed
everything would GU OH Just the snnle, 50 far
az they were concerned, II Garfield was
elected, md they admitted TINT, while Ham
cock was their luan. they wouldn't grnmblo
1t the present prosperous condition OF things
wns kept up under Garfield. They were TX
Rebels, as snid, ard confessed that they had
MADE FOOLS or THEMSELVES
In going to war, and that they never would
hNVH done 10 Ind they lived up here nlld
known anything about the North, its ad-
yantaRcs, and its resources"
,"1fnve sou kept track Of the Democratic
travelling htppodruMe In 1lllnoixY'
l. "WelL I should So -remnrks' Bnid the
veteran campaigner, with q knowing smile.
"Ne have been watching It'll progress and
know where 1t sl.0wH and what tllo results
are. 1t isll't 4 very Democratic way Ut coll
ducting campaign to meet IL few fellows In
4 Congressional district nnl give the others
tho Eu-hy. The rnfsyiteti aru pretty apt tn
Eny that IL the show cAn g0 IN without thCn,,
II call take cure Ut |tSrlf and not count them
IN, and that is about the way It has worked
"On tho whole, then. the prospect Is en-.
couraRing, both rs to tho National and State
tlckets?"
Entirely so," was tho reply, as tho gentle,
man excused himself and started on on the
naln track for tho dInlng.routn.