The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09
Our Cincinnati Correspondence.


Ohio Po,itics-Tm Day Dsnes % Run for Re election
in ne Frs, Dis.ria-The Candidates in tie Second Dis
trie-Knotg Notting Pot % carry TIC STATE Of Ohio for
I1ctcnan-rhs Knoe Nrhin9s % tie Democratic
STATE 7Ske-EHlmore Papers and Buchanan Money
The Buchanan F.cer ia kentackJ-The Fremont Epi
den,ie IN Indana- Failure n Crops, DC.
The political caudron bos in this vicinity with extra
ord heat and yyacy The candidates for Congress
the First and second ohio districts, both comprised
within this county, not all rolted out yet Hon T.
Day present representative from the Fret district
was nom mated TOR reelection by the republicans, but
has been constrained to decline in consequence o. his
shattered hcal.h and the Executive Committee has not
vet lllcd his pace Indeed in the proper sense OF the
Term his place cannot be ned and the democratic can
ddate PendIe,on, will in all probability, be elected
In the Second district there win be sharp asht. This
dsrlc, is now represeaed by Scot. Harrison The demo
cratic candidate Groesbeck, Is a tall, grave, dgnaed
lawyer very wealthy, and belonging to oie Of the arts
tocratc famicg-sag big, resonant voice Is imposing 10
manner. and slow and solemn in ges,iculston He sas
badly beaten years ago but Scott Harrsons uesch
erous Know Nothngsm has caused the opposition to the
Fierce democracy be divided. The regular republican
candidate Is John A. Gurley who was for many years
rnverast preacher and editor Of the unyersast organ
mere; bu, be q,tied preaching and Newspaper wrtlg
some years since, and has occupied himself n farmer
is lu OF hre and fury and will make most ferocious
seh, In debate he could claw Groesbecks eyes on, and
bring him down even catA noun, could conquer
elk by Tying leaps and tooth and nail. Scott Harrison s
on, Of the question.
But tho most important item OF political intelligence
that have communicate relative 70 the action Of the
Fillmore In this State in reference TO the State
ticket the struggle which will of the second
tuesday Of October. have Enquesiorabie Information
that they will then almos. 10 man, vote the democratic
ticket IN order prevent the Frcmonters from acquiring
The pres,ge Of sweeping the state BY big vote They
had ticket Of their own, but their cause WIS 30 hopeless
that every placed upon decnej, and they can nos
take Their choice between the opposing candidates Of the
two great parties. AZ general thing, they are far
more subservieni the Niger drivers than the
democracy being perfectly fcrocous 10 favor OF univer
sal piggerdom there are enough OF them ho~ever
10 defeat tile repubcap State ticket More than half the
voters the state Tor fremont and the others
| them. and will not hurt anybody else.
IN COZ necon With this State ticket coalition between
the friends Of Buchanan and Fillmore Is newspaper
enterprise in contemplation tn start 10 this state
with buchanan funds, Tour daily Fillmore papsrs. By the
aid Of which they hope 10 carry the state election aud
then by going 10 Old Buck when the decisive
Day 70 carry the state for him % you see the foolish
OF the Fillmore fools Il ncalculable. There is no
particle Of demand for these papers they are 70 be forced
up1n the people and expected TO influence voters
rhe Bucharan should spend their money 10 sustain
ing their ournais, Tor more miserable, mean, loE
sui badly printed weakly edited set OF louraas than
taose now supporting richanan this State
| hoard o. They make no light worth mentioning Their
entire orce consists rehSh OF the ridiculous lies OF
the New York Egpres and few slang phrases, such
/ "ths wool hoss, y and " shriesng for freedom
In Kentucky the Buchanan fever has become epidemic,
and one the democracy thinks Of claiming that STATE
by lcse than twenty THOUSAND majority The Buchanan
barbscues tremendous. There one held at FLOR
lev days ssnce-a few miles from here-and the
whole populate " miles around women, chill
dren horses nggers and dogs-,urncd Ken.
lucky is certain FOR Buchanan AZ Ohio y for Fremont
The election Of Judges in Kentucky, wherein was
spparsnt that the Kpo~ No;bngs losing ground last
was Ike oIrning embark ncnt where n0oi ell.
rg. The Know Nothings being swallowed up aud
swept away utterly. Ia Indiana the Fremont fever u
sorte than Buchanan excitement IN Kentucky, and
swels far beyond the proportions Of any popular
men Ohio Here however, the result s rcgs -dei az
Inevitable There is controversy 10 how this state
viii 20 II was whispered that Indiana doubtful
state and she has been turbulent with astonishing aya
ton ever The crowds that collect AZ Ordinary
! county meetings numbered by tens Of thousands
The Western rivers lower than known before.
The great Ohio hsdly pavgahe by skins and cau In
many places, Be fordcd With A. for the crops they
are ust about much below average this season az
they we're above last Grass oats wheat rye, potatoes,
cornnuue are toal ialuresbut throughout, the West,
there r. in comparison with last year mighty falling on
| in these agricultural staples