The New York herald., 1863-10-13
THE OHIO ELECTION.

X IERALD, Il UhSDA1, d
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Our Cincinnati cosros- 'nndsnc
| ciScNS.u, o., oct o. 1868.
Importance Of The Elciion-Eiow is Loo,ei Upon in
| Ohio--The Prooa5aties-Le3aity of Ms Army Vote
Ctpiosiies of tie CamTaig,- OF rrarei-TAe Tick
as to be Voted For-Prrsoral BicsrupAcai Research, dc.
"A prophet not without honor, Ia his coup
try and among his kin, and In his house." The
entie country has its eyes turned TO the Ohio eec
| tion. In Illinois, month ago. mon of all
parties said to me. "wat and 500 how the
election goes In Ohio. and l viii then
tell you the future OF Illinois" In Wisconsin,, week
later, found the politicians coppcrhead and
atc-a watching and waiting for the result In
this State. In Minnesota the supporters Of the tickets In
the field praying that the Ohio election would
result favorably for their In lows the friends Of
Colonel Stone placed great reliance upon the echo from
Ohio TO influence the popular voce In favor Of their
candidate In like the friends Of Mahoney and
General Tuttle turned their eyes ostsimes 70 the
Buckeye state ard reposed their trust in vsandgham
vslandighAm is beaten BY the State vote" said
OF the copperhesd leaders In Iowa, "we are whipped
clean out Of sight, There Thousands OF In Iowa
who will 60 just the majority IN Ohio goesl In Mis-
souri, the result Of the Ohio election will aso the choice
Of the Supreme judges, In which the popular voice Is
to bc trsed So Ipresume. stands the N the
Eastern states the pocai battle n Ohio d watched
with the most breath,ess interest sverywhere.
Somehow the people here do mot 70 understsnd
their importance; or, Il they do, they have Won,
derrul faculty Of tonossiins their appreciation
OF 1t. My observation thus far has besa quito
limited, and Is possible II should remain hero for
long period my Impressions would change. Nobody but
tho politicians appear to have the matter
stanty mind and whom addressed on the subject they
do not betray much anxiety about It. There deter
mnaton undcrcurrent OF earnesuess that not
apparent at FIRST glance but there evident appre.
oaon OF tho Importance Of tho election outside OF the
State. All parties appear TO be working their
own local interests than for any effect they may produce
beyond the limits Of the State. They are leaving no
unurned either side for the accom- plishmen
tber purposes. full vote Ia not brought out It viii
There are some amusing features In tho campaign The
Democratic leades arst commenced the circulation or
and was scattered with no psrsinouous hand. The
republicans thought they percovcd something In tho
Rec rd that would be OF advantage to them and forthwith
with advertisements at the bead Of the editorial columns
Offering send the Record In bundles any address
receipt Of the cost OF printing The Comnssrri, which
was foremest IN the fight against vsIlandIeham
published 10 full tho speeches OF Pugh and other
az the various anti war meetings throughout the State
II special correspondent to note the progress the
democratic campaign and forward reports OF their
nature 70 IL. demoorsss but the publication ID fuii q
their speeches was an incident worthy Of note Each
side s appealing earnestly 20 the war democrats and
puhicsns appear 70 be ahead 10 pons Of
tonng % the war democracv and the Differentiation
regard 70 the result OF the election there appears 10
be but opinion Both parties assevt thai they will be
70 observe the which boast 10 made and slen
20 the confidential words half Inadvertently dropped
and when they say thoy wilt have thirty thousand ma
jory on the state vote they evdently bcticve It, The
s,suas se q ssiandsn.S ss.:s state sS they viii
| jorty but there is an evident lack aof conA
ssnos vhsn snsy make .as A.O
taking OF bes for tho favorts nsgs Tho VaAnA,eham
supportsrs have quite - ION money. " eli probability,
o. Tho sscsisn With very lew takers Ono
thousand that Broush win Garry the State Sy twenty
five thousand majority. His money has been ready
Even bets upon thirty of thirty ivo thousand sats ma
jorisy for .Brough were offered with . similar re
su ou soe ,S i,Sa7 o. @ the ono and Mississippi E.wy
vsliandigham oner bet OF hundred Collars that
Brough would not got nf.y Thousand majority in the
70 c % % Ss woSd d rsuc: the MY @ Thou thou
sand He refused 70 do co. and there tho matter dropped
Tho moat complete arrangements have been made for
taking ho vote Of the Ohio ssfers 10 the and they
expected 70 roll up larkc majority agsinss va,n
l
the intention OF the valIasdgham party " contest
:hs isS:iy q thc army vote "a case the voice Of
feat hinged upon tho choice the the nsd IL
Is an undecided question - % the legality Of tho soders
The cohstIsuon q che STATE Of Ohio provides that
but persons who have been for certain te acts resi-
The s pcas % s sae % Whether SOLDIER @ l. The nsd c
= nos an aescs sssdses q the s.;s m which he enlisted
from wnscs @ 10 ;n ns,W oov me 0ss rSss S,s 0no
equally we'll read deoasss 10 not. Tho private opinions
tho Supreme Judges srs not known There n no prooa.
viii defsas vslisndvhsm The case win be lett Ia reserve
for some future tri6assi ial.c. q. lhrs.s ~
b. odshed tho day Of the election but the chances
thai u viii pass or qussiy Tho ccpsrhoads Of Illinois
and Indiana recently proposed " into the sate
next tuesday. in order, they expressed II, to give
vallandigham fair play. had leaked out from
this visit 70 tho State was with . view to i'm
port voters n sufficient force 70 change the re.
no ~ - the numSsrs uscess.rv FOR ,bs Sssut N
favor of vallandgham would 30 grcat manage
influx Of thirty thousand mon in few days would tax
tho trims Of the railways extent mnch
that general attention would be called 70 the matter
In their anticipated defeat The democrats console them
cossu had they nominated some other man than valIan.
dgham Personally he appears 70 be regarded In about
BY men Of bis own party as having been 20 unscru
pulous In hts efforts 70 In times past
tha. he has lost the condolences Of many shs leaders
large number say they will not support him of per
sona motives They assert that they deceived
IN treated BY Mr.. vallnudgham after having abored IN
his behalf, and they will not be caught second time
The democrats acknowledge that they made great mis-
take In the nomination. " Of high personal
character had been treated like vaIand and placed
in nomination for Governor Of Ohio they feel condens hc
would have been elected. The blow struck at personal
liberty obnoxious 10 the people OF Ohio that they
would hav rallied thoroughly TO the support any other
man than vallaudgham.
The tickets be voted for Tuesday next are headed
ana read a. follows:-- ,l.. -.
UNION sTATR TICKET. ..r
Governor. John Brough, Of Cuyahoga county.
Lieut. Governor .Chas Anderson, OF Montgomery county
Supreme Jndge Hooking H. Hunter. OF Fairfield county
Auditor Of state James n Goldman, Of Marion county
Treasurer OF staeG. voney Dorsey, Of Miami county
Bd. of Public Wisdom " Barbere, Of Highland county
| DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. NOON
Governor &c L. vallandgham, Of Montgomsry Co.
Lieut., Governor George Z. Pugh Of Hamilton county.
Audmor Of State. William Hubbard, OF Logan county.
Treasurer of State Horace Knapp OF Ashland county
supreme Judge: Van Trump. Of Fairfield county
Board OF Pub wks John H. Heaton Of Belmont county.
lis unnecessary FOR me 70 give the history Of any Of
che canddat The leaders each ticket have bssa
thoroughly written up aud down that tie country prst-
~ wcll posted concerning them. "lf man wants 20
know his own history, both good and bad him gel
N fop Tha