New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
THE PROSPECTN ono.
Correspondence q Tie y. !. Tribune.
CINCINSkTI, Wcducsda

Correspondence o. Tie y. !. Tr.hune-
CINCISStTI "Wednesday, August2, 1874.
Since our Ststc Anti Nebraska Convention have
visited number Of counties in the interior OF the
state aud have addressed Anti-N brsska meetings.
The people tnied out in great numbers 10 hear the
question discussed aud seem IN be- fully awake Wings
and Free Sellers sad many Democrats are corlielly
uniting in support OF the ticket he entire Wig
aud heeSoil press, with or Two exceptions, are
giving Ill, ticLeta hearty support Several Democrat
aptrs have loisted the ticket at their mast lead,
among which The Canton Transcript and SdAdesky
Daiir ntyT0r Several German Democratic papers also
support il. Among Neutral papers which hsye come
,t Crtuly for the ticket Tie Columbus Eera'0T
ard hassioH Mars. The Columbus DdHy fdct and CH
oiEaafl Ddy tOmmtrcGi independent papers are also
rendering mpOrtsut ald by giving prominence In their
columns 10 AntiNebraska movements, and by noticing
fay orably lie candidate. In t0hmerfsGt had re-
Gently strong article in favor OF candidate for
tie Beard Of Public Works Ills paper has the largest
circulation OF any .ccular paper west of the Allegheny
Mountains. lis daily circulation is now over 10000
ind its weekly ejaculation il very large. IL viii do
Great coed in this contest. We shall have cOnsidere
be aid also frcm the Religious press. TIE BesterR
CHRISTIAN .idtocai, at Cincinnati the organ Of the Me
tiudist discrimination deyotes in late number two
columns 10 tie Anti Nebraska movements It has
cireuatitn Of - a. and viii great good. In Ham
itcu County there about 0OU German Democratic
voters. Three thousand III these are Catholics and
will vote the Nebraska ticket the remainder will vote
The Republican ticket which without any other changes
county, In Franklin County our friends have great
deal Of talent and strength their side Tn their side
are The Ddiiy Sta'e journal (Nhi2) Daily Fat In
dtp,ndent) CcismJiar (Freesoil,) ana Earaior In
deitudent.) They have number of talented Demo-
Gratis who have renounced the old organizations among
them i, Jude swan, our nominee for Supreme Judge
J. W. Andrews. Esq, Lis law partner, formerly
member of the Legislature. Hon \. p. Stone, former
h Democratic Congressman, and OtO Dresse a. tai
cnted German lawyer and able speaker An lntuen-
,ial citizen of Logan County informs me that that
county will be likes to give 600 800 majority
tor he ticket aid in every part Of the state the pros
rect is cheering.
Our friends in the different Congressional Districts
are pretsripc for the contest this fall. The Hon Ed
ward sde Free Soi i, supported for reelection IN
the Cleveland District by both Wig s1d Free soil
rApcrs lie will perhaps get three-iourth' Of all the
votes east The Hen. j. Il. Giddines VII doubtless
be supported for reelection in his district The eo.n-
try csnnot vet spare lin from the Nat Onal Councils.
In the Mount Vernon District, the Hon. VIZ. SaPp
Cwhig) will probably be the Republican candidate for
reelection That is strong Democratic District and
he obtained his election before by the Democrats ran
ring no cs,liaies. j. IS sow expected there Will