The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
OHIO.
OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE,

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| OHIO.
| OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE
| CINCINNATI. July 26, 1860
| Underground Railroad Sa,ion--Ds6reaoe Bs,,r,er
Pveochire and Practi~-7he Po,.tscal Horoscope Of
Ohio-Nescspupus Of Csncnoh--T Their Circulation and
| Poliaoal Influence, dc.
In former letter mentioned something about sta
ton house Of tho underground New York state
being smoked out but did very largely iato
particulars. AZ it is matter calculated create great
deal OF excitement In the North and SOUTH well as
Cauada among the oolored people, Il may be wei,
70 the subject at this distance from the of
operations The place rcter to Is Port Jerys where the
ueanest parts Of three States together The
away nggers from the South sent there directed
the of fugitive barber by whoeo humanity and dol
lars they sent speeding their way to Canada They
| sometimes appear In the second class
drunken bruteslot 10 Islander the brute creation
| and 1t IL, Of course, with great ceh OF diff
Guilty and the assistance of three Irish
tina, they elected when they arrive this point on
their route TO Canada, the Land Of Dixie" which Is
defined by Rev ARENAS Ward TO DO the negros idea of
heaven 70 witA place where there Is work, plenty
Of poesum, pig meat sweet potatoes, hog hominy and
molasses all ready for the eating.
Three runaway negroes were brought to Port Jerys a
short time since, and their barber friend little
of the necdiu He took his hat and around among
John Brown and other negro sympathizcrs raise
money to send the fugves rejoicing their way. He
sought those people who yell the oudcst for Smbo po
tcai gatherings and besought aid for The poor fugitive
black :" How much you 'spose gou he asked of a
certain parsonage. Perhaps hundred dollars" was
the reply. GA hundred dcbbls" he cried; got jes
twelve shin', and had to pay the mysef Of my
own pocket" The sympathy for the negro Is theo
rccal than practical, at the station hotscs the
underground railroad in New York State.
journey from Cleveland to Cincinnati is a transit
through tho bowels Of Ohio line Of railroad, Of
the smoothcst ever travelled upou except possibly the
little Lake Shore transit from Ounkirk Cleveland
AS a luxuriant farming region 1t is almost without
parallel in any section Of the Cnion and the thriving
Cities towns and villages the bespcak thrifty
aud Industrious population In their vciues 80
deeply are the Western farmers any Ohio i'm.
their business Of harvesting the bIcssed pro
ducts OF the SOIL that they give but little to tho
subject OF politics. They are not inclined discoG
mooied points and DESTROYS Of being alone By
the politicians. But their impressions vii occasionally
be expressed and fr.m those impressions enabled
TO form the following opinion respecting tho pc
htch characteristics Of the different counties have
ust passed through. Commencing at the great West.
ern metropos-trou an eligible position In the famed
Burnett House, VIII take out my note book, and glance
back at the middle tier, the back bone the spinal mar
row counties Of the State
HannIoS CouSr. this county is Cincinnati. The
city Itself rs prosperous beyond example Some 900
budit at this moment Of erection and an
OF business Is where The II
Rton continues Cincinnatwad white other western
ots at stand sti the Queen City goes ahead and
prscrs The Manufactures OF Cincinnati attract many
pcoplo here that would ohcrwsc go 70 otner places
H. Pss over $4,000 inhabitants.
Twcnty.cne years ago there but two or three |
papers In the city OF CinciDnatl Now there are lyo
l1gsh and three German dailies.
The Cincinnati Dolly Gosft>, the Oldest daily paper
IN the city, and rs still the leading commercial pager in
the West. In politics rcpub an IL has a circula-
ton OF botwc.n iour and i've thousand daily aud
teen thousand weekly. Tho Cdsae IL publ he'd by
Inv no pvfQ Mt I'M
General CT the State Of Massachusetts,, Gtn. VIM Schon.
. The Cincinnati Daiy Enguye-os,abl!ihed in 1927.
ss political and Commercial paper and strong tor
DOUGLAS that the opposition smell IL from Third street
domnons. Tie daily circula Ion OF the Eaoirr e |
from 5000 TO 9ooo-suudays l. 600. Tue weekly has
The Publishers Taran aud McLcan-thc iorner & The
PRINCIPAL editor "a one 81 tie most noted editors and
politicians IN The Wet lie has however been IA mem.
Der of Congress- and believe, Speaker the OHIO House
OF Representatives but Is stu esteemed worthy gentle
Tie Enquire publishes an edition on Sunday morning.
instead OF Monday, which commcGtabe the part o
The poprctors, inasmuch allows their employ "a to
ouoy dc otona cxcrcCs at the Icuchen ;arten on the
sabbath The paper among the influential In tho
Wet ana Is scot 10 500 Feet oices In kentucky 200 in
6. HE Cincinnati Dolly Times political aud CONNER
cal paper, addicted To Bi and Everett aud local me- s
s snS I,t'u ,,n o. uhe day u about 600. the
Circulation in the state. The 1as aimed an enormous
ereus'ion during the Know Nohing days having car
tains large portion 81 II. II established in 1870
ibc Ng,s n published by L ". SLarbuck Co. chief
editor, W o. Cfippcn, Isq.. (taned "iuvsble Creep'
IL 4 The only ovenns dsi In the ciiy, aud ihriving
and popular concern.
Cincinnati Daily tsmmerciai Politics underlined Int
generally supposed TO be opposed to democracy. QUO Of
We most eherrfstg newspapers west Of the Alcghc.
niesthc proprietor being called the OB-pue az the
Noern press" Tho Commercial has daily Circulation
81 LOCO weekly Is 600 IL published by N d. Potter
y 20 cditcd by Nj HHisiead, sted by Fred A. Hunt
who ably loses his money the grcy' Il was estab
lshd IA lSi3, aid is very pros condition lie
pruning oice, counting room Sc, comprise ono Of the
architecture NN'
.. Cincinnati DAILY Press. A penny rarcr. bsvlnga /
S9asoh OF 10 90 10 III CO. ami increasing The Yrcss
y vtN ahd popular paper, independent In politics b,t
haS slight republican tingc IL il edited and pub,sbeJ
by Henry and Samuel Rect who exhibit cons ON
e. gy and enierpis, as its conductors.
IcNs Frfrd-Germsn Politics, Douglas demo. I
GRAFT daily circuation, 5000 10 COO wo.kiy 20 600
Wen edited by Mr.. Joseph A. Hemann Has much nnu. !
cnce am ng the German population
:. oNs Bdfs--G,rnnan In Politics republican: daily
o,reuisSn, 600, weekly, le,ooo. Eliied b Mr. ste
g. TIE R-prlIlaaer. German abol,ioo print. recent,
y esablshed IL has daily circulation Of 2pVO. week.
y q b0o EDITED by Mr.. Frederick reckcrt. |
There arc asv IN the city two religious Iapor the Star
y nc HcS (Jniyersalist) and the Chrlaidr Adtnrfe
Nethtdsp both having very large calculations The dc
hodist bcuk tcncern u OF the extensive rcl
os printing establishments IN the Wet, and has been
existence since Ohio baby There are I. 80 nun
hhed N tie city sunday paper called the Ind>r,aaf
shch ha circulation of about 600 ana oue ur tso
magazines No literary periodicals or note. G
RHODE ISLAND.
PRsyipxscr July 20, IsCo.
lisde hafd one Of ne Do.lsfi Statcs- r,,sos of H.