Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-11
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A Cincinnati correspondent of the Ne'c York
Tribune, under date of August I'd, writes as
follows concerning the state Of political affairs
in the Buckeye State -
"Since our State Anti-Nebraska Conven-
ton, have visited number of counties i'll
the interior of the State, and have addressed
Anti-Nebraska meetings The people turned
out in great numbers to hear The question DIS
cussed, and seem to be fully awake. Wings
and Free Sellers, and many Democrats, are
cordially uniting in support of the State tick
ct. The entire Wing and Free Soil press,
with one or two exceptions, are giving the
ticket a hearty support. Several Democratic
papers have hoisted the ticket at their mast
head, among which are The Canton Transcript
and SaRdusky Daily Mirror. Several German
Democratic papers also support It, Among
neutral papers which come out openly Tor the
ticket, are The Columbus Elecator and Mas"
siloa NeocS. The Cola1n5@S Daily Fact and
Cincinnati Daily Commercial, independent
papers, are also rendering important aid, by
giving prominence In their columns to Anti
Nebraska movements, and by noticing favor
ably the candidates. The Commercial had re-
Gently strong article i'll favor of our candl-
date for the Board of Public Works. This
paper has the largest circulation Of any secu-
lar paper west Of the Allegheny Mountains.
Its daily circulation is now over 10000, ana
its weekly circulation is very large. 1t Will
do great good in this contest We shall have
considerable aid also from the Religious press.
| The Western Christian -4dUOcate, at Cincin-
natl, the organ of the Methodist denomina-
! ton, devotes, in a late number, two columns
to the Anti Nebraska movements. 1t has
circulation of 5000, and will do great good.
| In Hamilton County there are about G000
! German Democratic voters. Three thousand
4 of these are Catholics, and will vote the Ne.
| braslla ticket, the remainder will vote the Re-
| publican ticket, which, without any other
! changes, will give the Republican ticket 1000
majority in the county. In Franklin County
! our friends have great deal of talent and
| strength on their side. On their side are The
! Daily State Journal, (Whig,] Daily Fact,
| independently Colombian, Gree SoI,) and
EleDator, Independently They have num-
! Der of talented Democrats, who have renounc-
| ed the old organization; among them is Judge
Swan, our nominee for Supreme Judge. j.
| w. Andrews, ESD, his law partner, formerly
member of the Legislature, Hon. A. 7.
Stone, formerly Democratic Congressman,
and Otto Dressell talented German lawyer,
and able speaker. An influential citizen of
| Logan County, informs me that that county
for the ticket, and in every part Of the State
the prospect is cheering.
Our friends in the different Congressional
districts are preparing for the contest this fall.
The Hon. Edward Wade, Gree Soil, is sup
ported for re- election in the Cleveland Dis
/ trict, by both Wing and Free Soil papers. He
will, perhaps, get three fourths of all the votes
cast. The Hon. ] r. Giddings will doubt
less be supported for reelection in his district.
The country cannot yet spare him from the
National Councils. In the Mount Vernon
District, the Hon. VIM. Sapp, LWhig,1 will
probably be the Republican candidate for re-
election. That is strong Democratic district,
and he obtained his election before by the
Democrats running two candidates. 1t is now
expected there will be sufficient secession from
the Old Line Democracy on the Nebraska
question to overcome their usual majority,
and re- elect him. Mr.. Shannon, one of the
four from Ohio who voted for the bill. declines
beng candidate for reelection. He is afraid
to come before the people and have them pass
Judgment OH his treacherous conduct. The
Hon. VIM. 7. Hunter, formerly a member of
Congress, and an able and consistent Wilmot
Provso man, will probably be the Republican
candidate.
The prospect now is, that DR.. Odds will be
a candidate for re- election in the Columbus
Districts and if so, he will have the privilege
of staying at home the next Congress. Hon.
Samuel Galloway will be his opponent. He
came within 30 or 40 votes of beating him the
last time, and this time he will undoubtedly
be elected by 500 or 1000 majority. Hen.
Lewis D. Campbell will be a candidate again
in his district, and will, without doubt, be
triumphantly re- elected. An intelligent poll
itician of the City of Piqua, informs me that
DIR. Dorsey will be the Nebraska candidate
for Congress i'll that district, composed of the
counties of Miami, Darke, Shelley, Mercer,
Anglaize, &C., and that the Anti Nebraska
Wings and Free Sellers will support for re-
election Mr.. Nichols, the present Democratic
Representative, who opposed the Nebraska
bill, and that they will give him a large ma
jority. lie says Miami County will give 1000
majority for the Republican ticket, and that
intelligent politicians Of Darke County say
that that county will give one or two thousand
majority. The masses Of the Democratic
party there repudiate the Nebraska swindle,
and only a few of the leaders adhere to it
In Hamilton County Hon. J. Scott Harrison
will probably be reelected, and some true
man instead of Disney