Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-18
PARTIES IN OHIO.

We observe that our Democratic contemporary in
this city takes exception to The casual remark we made
some days ago, when announcing the result of the
election in Ohio, that the Democrats and Abolition
lists of that State were working together against the
Wings. This the {" Union" denies, and charges
that, so far from " the Democracy of Ohio being in
alliance with Abolitionism there, the fact is just the
reverse" We had no other purpose in making the
remark to which the !" Union" objects than to re-
cord what we then believed, and still believe, to
be fact and, having no disposition now to enter
into controversy on the subject, we will merely
cite several of exchange papers to show that
do not stand alone in our opinion. The paper from
which we copied the first extract was unfortunately
thrown away before we had noted thereon the
source whence it was derived 1t is true, how
ever, that Governor WooD, who is now reelected by
the Democrats, recommended in his last annual mes
sage to the Legislature the amendment or repeal of
the fugitive slave law.
From, Northern paper name not recoAected.
OHIo-The election in this State takes place Tues
day. Unlike the state of parties in Pennsy yvania, the Demo
Gratis In Ohio antsavery, far candidates and
resolutions go, than the Wings. Gov. ooD who is the
Democratic candidate for selection, took strong ground in
his last annual message against the fugitive slave law and
against slavery generally For this he will lose many Hunker
and gain Soil voes What the result shall be is
uncertsin though expect Gov WooD reelected
From the Albany State Register of Tuesday.
The annual State elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio
held to-day. Governor, Members OF The Legislature and
State and county officers to be chosen each State 1t
is hazardous making predictions of results In Penn
syvana the has been beyond almost any former
precedent Gov. JOHNSTON has shown himself host and if
full be shall look with great confidence for his
reelection In Ohio the has been animated but less
violent than in Pennsylvania We fear Mr. VINroN, the
excellent Whig candidate for Governor will be beaten. AL
though true friend of freedom, and experienced and
Democrats opposition to him, with the probability of
fatal result
From the NeD York Journal of Commerce Of Thursday.
REUBES WsoD the Democratic candidate for Governor is
doubtless reelected lin Ohio On the of Unonism
there but little choose between him and his opponent
Mr.. VISTos. Both tainted with Free-Soism.
From the Ne,D York EDening Post Of Thursday.
The Democratic candidate for Governor has succeeded in
Ohio, Wing State Governor WooD candidate accept
able to the Freesoparty, and generally supported by them,
goes back the Executive chair by about fifteen thousand
maority-a very remarkable and significant victory The
Wing candidate, Mr. VNToN Of the class called Union
men-one who would reform wrong redress an
existing grievance repeal change bad law, unless
there good party for il. All that attachment
the compromise could do for the candidate,
where the Wings have than half the votes be is left in
mortifying minority.
The first two paragraphs above quoted are from
Northern Whig papers. speaking before the elec-
tion the Journal of Commerce is Democratic in
its sympathies and the Evening Post is Demo-
cratic Free-sol paper, that ought to know which
candidate received the support Of the Free-Soil
party.