The New York herald., 1851-08-03
Our Ohio Correspondence.

COLUMBUS, D, July 30, 1851.
sIorecunts and Projects ot the FSee Soiers-At-
tcr,,sed Coaift0n-3he democratic State Conpe,.-
nos-Sraie Agricahurai C0moentios, &c.
The union of the democrats aud free svilers, with
reference to the coming election of State officers,
which has been heretofore considered only as pro-
bematical, is becoming daiiy more apparent. Ev
dences go to show that this will be au inevitable
result Messrs. Chase and Spaulding, who are, on
the part Of the free soiles the head of this
ment, have been, aDo still are, insidiously removing
al the mpediments which might prevent this con-
summation. The resolutions of the late whig con-
vention have had important ind ience toward
Fastening matters To crisis, an rendering oali-
tion between the two paite almost inevitable The
shallow arti6ce which forms so eminently charac-
terstic of these resolutions, make too thin ve to
shade the face of the design The oait thrown out
Ia giving the FREE soiers a part Of the candidates
was only nibbled-it did not "a .ch gudgeon, aud
the result, namely, coDSo dation of the two par
ties, which the wings 50 much Desired mas thus
far proved a perfect failure The free soilers are
vet TO some extent il the Market ready A" to sell
the mighty space of their iarge ho1ors to him who
oters most
The project of Messrs Chase aud Spsuldng, at
the Ksverna Convention. 10 unite with the demo-
Gratis undsr the name Ot the free democ acy, al
though failing In con mitree, WAS ous presage OF
the, events which sre about 10 follow. Ihey
lticsl oblivion TO which ANY other course would
10 Get undoubtedly cuuslgn them This coalition
will not be uIpToductlTc OF evil results. part of
the bargain is. that SpiUldlDg snail be one Of the
candidates for ; Supreme Judge. Nothing could be
mere repugnant TO the old bunker portion of the
democrats than this The i4naticlsm ne exhibits on
the Ella very question, ma made nun conspicuous
Of the most ultra extremists In the state, and
bis derunciatlons Of the CO npronise measure are
only equalled by the ehiNalrous fire of the
South. The only merit nc possesses in the eyes Of
the democracy, at II can b. so called) Is that he
was once arsiher prominent member Of that party.
Chase, although more moderate in his views, is
looked upon by the hunk,rs with nearly as much
distIust These two form the head and front of the
democratic free soilers OF the state Their vie vs.
AID actions moulded by theset jeroagog Iical
leaders Whittier they 90, they are sure to follow,
being in favor Oi coalition that settles the ques-
tiOp, ss far as the party Is concerned do not
TO say that they not exercise sOIae freedom
OF thought and action. tor tris is natural prero-
gatiYe which even blind submission cannot entirely
suppress; but assert, that to power they would
Crook the pregnant hinges Of the knee, when thrift
would follow fawnirg
The anomalous position which Chase has chosen
with regaId to the democracy OF this state, is ad
mirsbly sui cd to make effective the line Of
policy which he has marked out Tor the approach
ing convention, winch Il TO take either 4 staad
against the Coppromse measures. or at least
a non-comnitial grvubd HIS predictions
decidedly in favor the democi ats for them he is
Indebted for bis present high position dis Efforts
VIII be directed 10 having the resolutions shaped
that his own position will not be compromised, and
that they will be stable 10 the free sellers
There is every probability Of MS scheme being sue
cessful The old hunkers will then be able 70 con
sole themselves sith the her unsatisfactory re-
fection, that "what fare III poses men must need,
abide, and with stocsi resig await their des
tiny. This, defeat, is their only alternative ;
they love the spoils well to permit the latter.
The following. think, ~Ill undoubtedly be he
Democratic State Ticket
Fu GrorSr.-heubsn Wood
F~ Leu,snonf G0reynor- William Medni.
For .f,to'r<y Genrsi- W. hartley
fsr y4Gsitor &C. L. Nslandis ham
f- secTetoTy o' Safe John "a 3rs~in.
Fw Jssasisr-Lucien swift.
Fur SBrrens JBcees-W B Caldwe'. r r RNnney
a @. Thurman G b. lden X ~ 5.aulding
For Bod7d NJ PbAc Uorks-GSo W nanypenny A
II Miller and James Myers.
The ticket may vary little 4 50 IL will be among
the Supreme Judges
Preparations are being made for the State Fair
70 be held IN this city, m September From ap-
pearsnces IL bids isir 10 exceed the held in Cn
cnnau last year both in numbers aad variety Of ar
tic!es 10 be exhibited. A new era has dawned
upon this state With regard SC entidc agriculture;
and in few years We hope TO be able To core with
New York, which has been 20 far ahead OF us In
this respect. he wheat crop Of this state this
year v immense IL has been many years sr ce 20
much has been rased. The fa -mers all over the
state complain moeh Of the drouth, which begins
seriously 70 affect the corn. Should we not have
rsin soon the crop will be materially lessenei
h r. W.