The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02
OHIO AND INDIANA.
OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.

CisusSArs, Sept. 81, 1855.
Pc,,osf A5au7 Oa wet-The State Elections in Oiio and
Tndicna-A 7Lree Curcrod Figk in Ohio-A Fusion IN
IndianG-Ths Policy g Thaddeaa Stepens, Hrae
Greeley end Thwico Wed IlIas,raed-rh. Policy Of
the HxsAIp rasicafei- J,dge NC Lean fer Buchsnan-
IN. Jsdce Badly Hurt tytAe Urst,iag Of omni1u,-
fulmore Nrn Failing Oa Of he Raass--YM Sae ETC.
,icp fndona % Be Ctn.e-tci in Consequence Of E'w
mous FSasds,
There arc things In the position II political Affairs
oct West ,ba, you should know now, through
personally familiar with the details, and propose to
dertakc to communicate OF the importance.
After very exciting canvnss, the State elections In
the foremost esern Saiss-ohio and Indiana-hsve
jet come on. In Ohio the Frcmonters have como ou.
ahead having largely increased their and then
oy that given Cnase nj the guber a,orai election
ono year esc. In lnd!ara, Willard, the democratic
o6aie fcr Governor, elected by about fyc thousand
nsory and the republicans, rather iusioais,s arc
beaten down. In both States the Buchan antics hayo
gaIred several Curgrcsaren.
let you the facts that these thnxs
fr they irdicalc unmis,skoabls and with
c power Of msaty truth, the policy which you have pur
sucd during this campaign distinguished from that Of
,he Iage philosophers and other shaIos rAnscondal
z,s.
In Ono we have had fair stand up and desperate
three oorpcred hsh ana the square built couscentcus
Conservative constitutional Fremont party has snsy ard
sloroup'y tumphed 10 Indiana there sfusion with
he dcuoed nrnourners. end inc fusonisss discom
The chAnc as the start equal need rotor
you pcnrsyvsna, you understand that better than
DO Tnesc great scs shoS ho~ fatal tac psrnicious
us,on policy of lnrslow Weed rhaddcus stevens Co..
who anang 20 death the noblcst tim, has for
generation fastened son upon The sfeo,ons 81 men Of
lpirt norcaty ard intelligence The smaller fscv show
he rsss IN q sun clearer light shall prove In toll ,g
the particulars of the defeat In Indiana.
In this stats the policy of The managers Of the repubh
"a n vofaa fpr
all principle IN the ervor Of this love Of FUSION and
conflicting tho political auction were themselves sold
cut The most influential Fillmore men IN tho Stato
arc Rcbard Thompson. member cf Congress-, and
Judge Dunn, who dpsDguIted himself ~ ffilmourncr
men one ren, rouSh ,sc eun,ry eres~hra Know Ssnns
pm, Fillmore sns tue dark lantern; ard whom ths Re.
publican Central Conn ittee wss appealed 20 " send
pcskas 10 meet them and plead befare the people tor
Frcnop the chairman OF that COMMITTEES wrote t,at
would be the best policy to let them aloneto saY
'n,ug harsh of the "Amcrcan party"-to speax always
IN very respectful and cSucustory terms os Mr. Fillmore,
ard bcreyfnggle with them generally, that their votes
might be- otainct sor the republican state ticket Ana
his sbsu,eui, dastardiy, foolish advice prevailed. Ito
urcar speakers we're nos sent into Southern ndsna,
lsvc thrso nix and water fellows who would spout
on by the managers. 80 Meesrs Dunn snd Thompson
bad the fsM 10 tnemaelves Tho genuine republicans
ruticsrs 70 man rcfarei TO vote the nlsion ticket
And-fust ~ might have been cxpected-when the ting
of -aT came, the rImourners voted the demccrsiic
ticket The Convention that nominated the ticket
called republican Teckcd with Know scthngsm, aud
the ssno ticket had previously been decided upon In
the Know Nothing Ststo C)uncl Morton the defeated
cspdiastc for Governor, tn Convention in his
county, bitterly opposed the pa-sege Of q resolution
eepuncatoy Mr. Fillmore, snd in hs speeches through
the state bad mrch TO say Of the evils OF 1tempo.
ranco ard the tesrors OF the Irish vote th1s car
Yylsg tho smell ot The Maine Liquor Law aud
of ,o dark lantern council forever his garments, pro
voknr unnecessarily, The cnry OF those interested In
me quor business, and Of al business" He did not
say cxsc,lv that ho In favor of Maine law, but
tpke e. The necessity pr legislation on the subject, which
Tie people, who In tho habit Of taking things IA the
asrrcgtn understand 10 mesn, search seizure aud
ttnhscaron,v according N Mr. Greoiey's pbsnhr0py
and lactics. Mr. Morton did not say be kaow
Ncibiue ut expressed himself f,o tickle the regular
Esgv Fo.hnys p favor of extension Of the term VI