New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
THE OHIO ELECTION.
CorTesrordenee Of The NJ Y Tribune.
CINCINNATI, MOnd

Corner ordenee Of The N Y Tribune.
CINCINNATI, Monday, Oct IL, 1853.
Our State Election is over, and sufficient returns
have been received 70 convince US that the Temperance
Ticket il badly beaten II first trial, and We
did not expect to be- successful but do not intend
to give it up in fact, the war against Rum has but
Just commenced We may be beaten Tor two or three
elections TO come, but that will not discourage US.
No. it viii rather encourage us TO work the harder
The law has got 70 psss-and II will We need Re
form and the only way 10 get IT, il to first kl on tho
strong Rum influence, that all men VIII be able 70
thnl with their minds, and vote independent VI
RumselleTs When such state OF things "a brought
about then it will do to talk politics until then, let
all Temperance vote for Temperance men Tor
Office Politics, nowadays, are humbug, and have
been for time past the knmselers bar-keepers,
and GROCERY men, having the most and In fact all the
influence and all political parties haze heretofore bent
the knee esreated begged and almost prayed 10 them
10 favor them with their now powerful array Of drunk
en-, lOw-hged dependent voters. The sober, Temper
suce portion Of the nation have condescended TO be
controlled by that class long enough aud now going
- LATHE for order Of things You will zee BY the
returns that many Of large corngrowng counties,
that were formerly strongly Wing have gone Democratic
all owing to the Temperance question. Poor souls
frightened TO death for fear they could ind no market
for their corn if the Whisky Distleries were stopped
Hamilton County went strong Democrats, more SO
than usual The Rum Wings were 80 alarped that
thew would not even vote fora Rum Wing, byE must
either not vote At all vote with the DeiRbere IL
il said and rightly too, thar when tDs CITY goes ien
perapee then the hardest Of the light y eseg. II Is
certainly the greatest making rIlpl-lnnking,
Killing city, in proportion to its 1ze, in ~ rertd
There IL hardly store bet what has ts whiskx sign;
in fact II il Of the staples that the psoPe1ye on
here Every provision, and most eyery gIoceg store
keep IT. Most al the signs read, Fiodk Pork, .
and Whisky" some have the addition, Imported
"Lquors" Now, it ia afscs that nine-testnsd INC
liquor that here IL whisky, but more fnsn haii
that goes out is imported braDdies wines @cosfrss
marked, branded and aged TO sui, slassea ell The
making yerv snciept looking barrels, kegs, &c. Tho
hoop. are rusted just ghand the ,l bead and 'ts,ss
isvin1 in = DAMP cellar for twenty years. We have
only IRE tossand drinking places In the eity scyour
readers can have some dea Of how large portion OF
ony I60 200 inhabitants In the habit Of drinking
As tbey have DO license to pay the co$t Of starting
of these Institutions IL not much. A Eag Of whisky
and few bottles Of imported liquors Is al Ihe stock
necessary to start
Here is great field for Temperance men. II l. the
key 20 the whole Western Country come and help rs
H. and let va nberate the thousands that are con-
fined by il. p.