, 1881-07-12

snto ING ilnltlth>n ttcRGt, MI, nli Ina eua w,
wcnr mourning, H, to spenk. .Tl.a Clio ile-
,Nocracy hnyu 81 Uftcn i,nsett tlinlr pres!tc.
ttons Ut stlcccsa On thu dIsAifcctlun III the Ke.
publican ranks tlat little IT. my coneIlcd Is
Twu years ngo. Will, tug l'ope Ut capturing
tho Greui,baek votc, TINT well-knowr cn,itlt-
tlato, Tor IL renomitnntfon. t'"y, lltst,on wns
r!itilesly sct nSl'lS at Gl.. Tl"nas
ctnimuti. would receive Tho support nf t!le
aoft-tnnnay fanatics. uynry o,a of ,who!n was
n Republican, air! o1! this atomu did thu De.
liocracy hnso their hopes, THEY wGro very
fsssS a9 es5sf S5Gf msts s"s|y sy p'Es ss & @ sS s
t!,onl. III lowUr oiIeu Nlore. ,;r1loy elaln'etl
tho elcclt0i, rxl1tingly nltl with condolences;
"Wc'yu tiot I'M" tllcy !ial vet to music aNl
washed tho 1attcr .prcsloninatlft.} wlllstlGtl
aiih stlnE tile Inspiring words, wearing 1T the
time expressions OF tlln most Hlgt 81! stnc.
ts sy g Gesyys tsy s%Stssstf e t. s ts sr Fs xee s'fE
election OH, of lis Dsnoc1atic oyersceratlls~
covered TINT something was wrdng,-
wa tas s9nS rr %f tug y sgeGFsm r Frtcr ayaS
lIcl,ts satls!leti tho leaders that thers WIS
iiest that iho ,!S:ooo t!!sy''baeEers Whom, whom
wou!tl-hu Keepers. As thy election returns
cnn,u ln OIL Glcctlt! night, anH It was fU4M,l
FDSicr llatl leu Gu:l. Ewing by about 20, ,U0.
Grcenhnckcrs. fur wl,at the Democracy w:as
ulgNsetl To cnff trcacliery.. .
History ofte,. Repeats Itself. ard It Is t2t :;
ltati!ls from llcpunlcnlis Of prohibition pru.
ctlvlttcs rs tllUy wrre two years ago when
they basCl NIL calculations upon tile Greeti-
batkcrs carrying tllenl through the dark
yatlSy % IL II ths peno'rs wsrS srss w'ss " nSS @
assistance they nrB to receive from tho
outside. 1t Is III, uncertain u,inntity mt the
best; Is always nverestlnlntcl, niM thg Ut
portamce and strength Of ktckers nagnllicd ir
treasury Ut ttse party that makes osestMres
with them. | npprehend tlWt tho result Ut
tho election IN October lisxt will fully dGn,.
otstratc the faet tllat the Ohio Democracy
tl!o late Uncie i}iii Allel, WOULD liAyo bcon
pleasgd to term ~ aa.nneN barren hlealtty."
spteaas Dt.yaseh sY Taf cAle1So n'. Tribune: % =,
attend the penlocratlc St4te conyo1ftioll that
will assemble III this city OIL Wednesday,
noxt. Among those a!reauy Or. tho ground
arc number Of politicians from various
rfnl nomination, f0r WHICH there aru t! targe
n,l'nber of aSprants;, 1t tnny bc stated ttat
Mr.. JOHN W. DOokwa'tar, af Springfield, Is
mentioned, although Judge Jnlin i, Folett,
Of Cincinnati, hns many friends, and IL by
flany Of tlle lliGru sllrewd observers regnrtled
us tho ci,n1ng il,a,t. Ger. Henry 3. Banning
i'm; i!as;eW ID developed consiilerabita ST strcasti', Gat
tarAly forn!iiably e,,onsll 70 bo successful.
Judges t;etl!les, of Mansfield. Mt present n
mcAber Of Congress, I,ass also. entered the
st Of le9nStcs asinE in n e'gt
considerable feeling beo1 developed during
the slay aga1Mst tlle young men wfo !'aye !'aye
entlcay0rctl to control the .destinles OF tlle
Ohio Democracy by ,ttrustlltg aside the yet
pushing forward lis .thelri favorit Nj. Book.
waltcr with such recklcstlcss TINT It. Is not
Improbable thnt the present strength Of thls
gentleman will bo materially diminished by
ost 5Itisr 0eo eott ii liz bstrct convs o. "
tlon to.1ngrrow over. tho selection Of candl-
dates for re !, Gsnsral , Assembly: Ass ,,.,,
delegates 10. t,e Democratic, State Conyell-
ton in this CITY md county took place this
evening, Thu returns show TINT delegates
fayora9le Glsr to thy no,1nlnatlon a11,1 OF !.
ernor s Saso ! been '''s cl.ossn' ' . il, IL nearly
every instnllce. 4 mccllhg of tho tlclcgatloi,
WI! be llell In the Informing, when M effort
will 10 mule, which will without doubt be
siileF: w. i|sI't i|I'| II j.; s''e Gqaysstlon vii il
Sprlnglield. The latter is strong through
the interior Of the Statc. AT one time 1t Wns
opposltion; lie i wealthy, and, hts friends
haro lnttnlMted that ltc can be re-
lied upon for 4 handsome contribution to
tle, caphpalgil.fund. It is very ,n,tcl that