Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04
The Prospect.


Several persons have said to us within the
last few wceks--"1f was only satisfied that
Chase would get more votes than TrtmJie in
the State, would vote for him." We have
no doubt but that he will, and we give below
our reasons for that belief, compiled from re-.
liable sources:--
! A Cleveland correspondent Of the New York Tri.
bune says rRiaBIE will not get over 500 vots!n tho
Reser ve.-tCin. Gazeite.
The Editor of the Cleveland Herald writ
writing from Columbus says:--
Nothing is heard here but specuatibns as TO
CHAsrs majority. His defeat is not considered a
possibility, A Cleve,ander gave IL as his opinion
.hut Mr. TRlM2LE will moi gel over one hundred votes
in Cuyahoga County ihnt man was true pro-
phet and the election will prove it.
A correspond cnt OF the Columbian SAYS
Cuyhoga county i, Republican by $500 or 1900
majority it all the strength oi the friends OF Free.
dom is at tho polls the ID Tuesday oi October
The Buckeye Slate says of Columbiana
county:
Every day brings fresh nccrssons TO our ranks
from the Democratic party We hesitate M, ID say
that we shall carry the county by uu increased ma
Joity over last tails voc everything seems 10 IN.
dicate that this il IN" last fight the locoocos will
make under their present orgnnzrtion. We look
upon the disbandment OF that party US one OF the
liked facts
A prominent citizen of Cermvat county
writes to a friend in Columbus, as follow.:--
~ assure you our county must give from 700 to
1000 majority Tor the Republican ticket. We may
average The highest figures. hut We cannot tall be-
low 100"
A Cincinnati correspondent OF the Journal
says:--
All the candidates on the Hamilton county Amcri-
can :Ickel have taken ground Tor Mr.. Chase. Mr.
Chasr's friends outside at the uide' will therefore
unite in support q it, md we 'li,S here IL now
good prospect oi cloctng the Who'll, county ucke
and giving Chase majority
The same writer further soys:--
Ih,ve been rccei wing letters from prominent men
in all parts oi the state, They give cheering ,c
counts OF the prospec; in their counties. A letter
from Eaton states that Hon. \. tlASEs late Demo.
cru,ic presiding Judge ol that District, has declared
or Mr. Chase and the Republican ticket, and Is now
slumping Prehlr nnd paik counties III suprmt OF
them. Hon. BENZ iiURBARp, late Democratic Re-
prsrntatve III the Ohio Legislature, hos come out
0r th,.Rrpubican ticket and IL siumpng inr il. The
prosp ct is that Pr,he ard Dark couuiis Will give
overwhelming maj orities for the Republican ticket
OF Hamilton county lor Trimbe he says:
s"It'ha been thought he would receive in. this
county 1000 or 5000, hut the prospect now is
that his vote vii not be over 1000 to 1900"
Al Republican INC, tings in Ashland coun.
ty speeches were made oy 7. e. Bushnell &
E. N. Gates, Esq-., both heretofore promin-
ent Democrats. They both support Chase
cordially
Dr.. ToR Edwards, Of Cincinnati, equests
the Commercial to slate that he has been
posted to speak at the Trimbe meetings
without his knowledge or cohsent He has
no sympathy with the movement, and COM
plains of the unwairan,ed use Of his name
o, s Journal.
Frank Corwin, who has bsen advertised as
a stumper for Trinbe and the Boilers ticket
has not authorized The use OF his name aud
declares his intention to vote for Chase
Ibid.
The Cleveland Express, u e principal Trim.
BILE paper in the northern part Of the State,
has died for wan, Of support. Exchange.
A letter wri'er from Dark county TO the
Journal ssys:--
"Chase and the whole Republican ticket
will carry this county by a TRIUMPHANT MA
JoRIry."
Tom CorWin has avowed his determination,
to the Editor of the o, s. Journal, to vote
tor Mr.. Chase.