New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
OHIO ELECTION.

The following Editorials from leading Wig
Journals of Ohio will show the aspect in which
the result of the late Election is regarded in
that State:
From The Cincinnati Gare;e 10th inst
The Result IN THE SrATE.-The returns
continue TO come in slowly anu as the mgorities and
votes are generally only reported they do not make
very safe data Tor calculation The indications are that
tnll vote has not been polcd which always operates
more 10 our disadvantage than our opponents. Our
gains are Notwithstanding, very cncoaragns and show
what we might have done with better organization,
and what we will do in the Presidential election, Wien
we will be able to ret whole strength out with inch
less effort In the thirty for Counties gwen below we
gain 6ffyfdar hundred GRd hry{r0 ON the vote Of last
year like gain throughout the State Nlll reduce the
twenty tx Onsand majority agsfnst W. last year 10 al
most or quite nothing Il Is probable however that the
gain viii not he large in the Counties yet to come in,
as they were not well organized Gen Scorr Is
many thousand stronger than our state ticket as the no
sut In November will very plainly show We have no
doubt that lie will carry the State then by adecdedm ms
joriy. ,,.,
The COMING C0NTEsT.-Ihe State election
is now over and elthouch the rceu il not known,
vet il is pretty certain that the Democratic State ticket
l. elected by greatly decreased majority The Wings
sangune III their expectations OF electng tner
State candidates yet Ia true that II very desirable
that they should have polled full vote and II such had
been the case, there il doubt but they would hsye
elected their state ticket But past experience has
nroycd cUucusyey that there IL always a less vote
pocd by several thousands at the state election than
there lie ut the Presidential canvass and the deficiency
is generally on the Wing side
We never have doubted for a moment the ability Of
Gen scoTr to carry Ohio, uumphantly, ut the Noyem-
Der election and as the campaign advances our con.
viciions tlis point become stronger
From The Cleveland Herald. 10th in.t
On the 18th of September we wrote 20 friend
in Washington letter, from wachwe hnlthc following
eNirnct in The National IaslligeactT:
ain the State election fear shall be beaten There
are no officers 10 be elected for whom the masses feel
special int est But ii they do not beat us 1000
votes, then ohio goes for Scott in November"
The result will show that we prophesied well The
Hieeonccr Of October - in The morning, before vote
wrs Eolled, soys:
the State ticket either in Ohio or Indiana The chances
are all against Them
In Ohio Mr. CALDWELL, the Democratic candidate
Tor the Supreme Bench il one OF the most popular
in his party We have not the vote at hand by which
lie was cosen when full Bench OF supreme Judges was
chosen in October 1881 but our impression II that ne
beat his Wing competitor something IKE 3oOoo votes
and ran 5COO votes ahead even OF Gov WOOD himself
I'm drawing for with his colleagues Lass winter he
drew the shortest Zone year, and was subsequently
nominated for reelection. As his Wing competitor (Nr
HAYNrs) Ia n new man. and not very generally known
through the State he hardly be expected 10 cope
with such antagonist. The Wings of Ohio have
never been remarkable for their alacrty In coming out
o the polls Of State election and even If they were
they would naturally be discouraged in on unequal con
tesf like The present The contest Is not calculated 10
Mist the feelings OF the masses, and we consequently
ntcipate email vote IN Ohio today, and the election
the entire Democratic State ticket We shall how
YER consider the result to-day criterion by which
Judge Of tie strength OF Gen. SCOTT In Ohio, and
ny one who does viii lind IN November that he has
argoly miscaculated
The result vindicatcs the correctness of The IghM
9enccrs judgment; and now we predict that the Re
efve will give five thousand more for Sc0Tr than
gave for HAYNES and PIERCE will get 1000 lees than
did CALDWELL Here ia 1909 Wing gain and in tho
Whrat holt Ohio ScOTT will gain on PIERCE over thn
State vofc least 5000 The Centre viii iDcreaso io5
Wing vote over four thousand the Northwest two
thou,and and Hamilton County and the South will gain
300: and we claim Ohio tor SeoOT by 1000