Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05
Political Notes.

A dispatch received in Washington to-day
states that Gen. Thomas Ewing. who has been
Ill with malarial fever at Tucson, Arizona, is
sufficiently recovered to ride out, and hopes to
IT ach Ohio by the 25th OF october.
The republican congressional committee is
issuing a campaign document, The Life or
Wn. II. English" IN which the democratic vice
pres Dental candtdite'5 alleged mortgage fore
closure transactions form a leading part.
Captain A. L. Barber, NJ. S. Hopkins, George
Truesdell, E. w. Whitaker and James McNabb,
jr. OF the National "ToWpath' Club, Will leave
this eyeI1Dg tor indianapolis Indiana, TO repre-
s nj that organization In the convention to be
held at Indianapolis on the 7th OF this month.
The N. Y. Sun OF to-day says that George o.
Jones, Gen. Weaver's financial agent, offered to
co operate with the national democratic CON-
m1ttee for 5000, but that his offer was re
jected.
General Beauregard called upon General Han.
cock yesterday. He believes that General Han
cocks election, Of which he has no dOubt, will
not only be OF material benehI 10 the south, but
equally so TO the north in aiding to cement the
bords OF the Union. and thus augment the pros
perity OF the entire country.
The officers of colored Hancock club In
Jacksonville, Fla, publish a card In local pa
per there, charging that the owner OF public
han ihimseif a coiored many refused the club
admission TO the hail. after they had rented and
paid for It, because the members were demo-
Gratis.
General Easement, who ran as an independ
ent republican candidate for Congress against
General Garfield In 1876, now strongly supports
him for President.
Hon. Horace WaIbridge, OF OHIO, Is 10 the
city. He reports vigorous campaign of both
parties In that state. In his opinion the repuo-
ncans will carry the state by good majority.
Indiana, he thinks, viii give the republican
ticket majority. the tariff question having
great influence In that state. He hardly thinks
though, that Mr. Engiish's real estate transac-
lions in Indianapolis " LII affect him to any
great extent at the polls.
Therepublicans In New York city are menaced
by extraordinary claims OF the number OF natu,
rallied voters heretofore staying away from the
polls. MIR. Boese, an expert in that kind Of STA
fiSticS, says that, great the foreign and demo-
cratic vote Of New YORK has been, it fell nearly
eighty thousand short last year of the true
year Will exceed, 1t is said, in New York city
two hundred thousand names, aad there will be
10000 votes instead Of 10000, as in 1876. Upon
such data the democrats are figuring out me
tropolitan majority for Hancock of Is. .OO0 There
are only 5000 negro votes in the ciGy.-"G1th,"
IN Cincinnati enquirer.
The republican policy for the time being is to
stir up the business men. The Stock Exchange
Campaign Cluo which they have put In the
Held Claims to represent capital OF 1915 600 00J
(which" as one Of their numoer puts iU, "i,
equal TO the revenue collected from the total
manufactures Of the southern states during the
past year, On the roll call are such names as
Levi 2. Morton, Russell Sage, Gen. C. B. FISK
and Brayton Ives. This CLUB will be conspic.
u0us feature in the grand Forthcoming dem )n-
ters the leading mel profess to be IN receipt OF
."cheering news from Indiana" but as one hears
The same sort of professions at the dem )cratic
headquarters on behalf OF Gen. Hancock. IL l.
telligence OF this kind with consid .rab.e allow
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