New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
TIE CAUSE IN OHIO.
sspondence Of The N. Y. Tribans.

Correspondence OF The N. \. ITiblne
NEWARK, Ohio, Sept. 81, 1860.
Political affairs in Ohio are assuming positive
shape. The campaign is opened 10 earnest aud all par.
es rsyiDe to their various standards and pdttng
forth their beet energies Next to Lincoln, Douglass
rumer al strength is the grsa est, although his most
sapQuine supporters do not admitthe possibility Of
shadow of success. TIE supporters of Breckiaridgs
are by far he mot r. table class OF Dem cr4ts bat
in nun bers they are small IS matter OF course it
would necessarily follow, that the number OF TeSPecta-
6le Democrats would be small fierce hostility Ii
going hetwesn the two wings w lich is going to
lure the chances for rejection of the present Repre-
ssotstiye of this (Capi'aj District S. Cox, who is
ths candidate of the Douglas wing and who by
waveipg errac course has forfeited the respect OF
the better portion Of his consu sns; so we hops to
place in bis stead the Hon. inue G 4lowsy, who
NJ EIDE ton, his manly and consistent
course speaks better than personal euogles The
BreekinIidge candidate is Tomas Sparrow, who vii
draw Ia gely from COxs vote.
The Republicans are wide awake, and VIII make
determined effort and expect 10 assist the Atmluistr+
ton of Abe Lincoln by sending suck men as GALLOWAY
To represent them in the next COogrsss. The veo OF
the Homestead bill has helped the cause in Ohio. and
the people are determined on Protective Tariff and
fedri 50 Of grievances.
thorough revolution is silently going on, aud ere
long Ohio sill send en- unbroken phalaDx OF su,h men
az Sheru an, CorwiD, Wade, Bingham, Trmble aud
Gsou ay represent her interests 10 the Congress Of
the United States.
Various mt etngs are being held all the State ny
AL parties. Cassus NJ. Clay has been doiOg Z nod
work and the ope out every where to near the
gallant keDtn, khan who dar6s to beaId the hon in his
den" and lift up his voice against Slavery erever lt
exists We need just such men as Clay, aud may 5
shaoow never grow less We have occasion 20 rejoice
over the prospect before Our State Is beirg an
varied by 10 whom the people haze confidence aud
the result will be shown in next November.
have Just witnessed one OF the largest aud most en-
thuszsc political dem nsratons held IN this DIS
trict At very early boar the hooest yeomany might
have been vending Their way Toto this ely, some
with the products of their farms, and Others in dtlsg1.
toI with banners ard notices. and all the dyIes of
the present brilliant campaign; and slch procession
has seldom been Witnessed hy the cit of old III X
pg-and a molt oidsry, rtspeca bic, add Intelligent
booy they were. Litut-Gov. Xix made Que OF ms
hbppicst efforts He wac 10 10 we'd b. ire Hon. Thos
CoTwn who made such an effort only he an make.
Next cane Frank Blair of Mo-, VINO made decided
the bt At speech that been made here this
lie spoke over two hours and showed the lsoonog
clssst the degrading effect OF slave labor. have nos
time TO euter into de all suffice it TO say that mis-
sion Of Frank Blair into Ohio has not been in vain.
In the eyebiOg, after Wid.-Awake procession, the
Hon L. e. Schenck addrt seed the citizens. did not
hear bis speech, but judging iron former speeches,
compared lsyorably with the rest. OHIO Is ALL
RIGHT