The New York herald., 1863-10-13
THE CHI0 ELECTION.

n lEKAhD, II OisSDAI, 1
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Our Cincinnati Cores ,pndence.
ciScNs.u, o., Oct 0. 1858.
Importance Of The Ekc,ion-lfow Il is Loo,ei Upon IN
Ohio-Ths Psooabtli,,<s-Le0ali.y of tbs Army Vots-
Cu'Iosties of Ae camroig,-Rush Of Trarei-Ths Tick
as to be Voted For-Psoral Bcsruphicai Research, dc.
"A prophet not without honor 10 his
try among his kin, and In bis own house" The
entle country has It's eyes turned 10 the Ohio cleo
ton. In Illinois, month ago, mon Of all
parties said to me. swat and 500 how tho
election goes In Ohio. and l will then
tell you the future OF Illinois" In Wisconsin, week
later found the politicansabciition copperhead and
democratic-all watching and waiting for the result In
this State In Minnesota the supporters Of the tickets In
the field were praying that the Ohio election would
result favoraby for their In lows the friends Of
Colonel Stone placed great reliance upoa the echo
Ohio TO influence the popular voIoe n favor OF ther
candidate. In like the friends Of Mahoney and
Gonera Tuttle turned their eyes oftsimes 70 the
Buckeye State ard rcposed their trust in vaandgham
IfyalandighAm is beaten BY The State vots" said
OF tho copperhead leaders In Iowa. "we are whipped
cean out Of aght There are thousands Of In Iowa
who will 60 just the majority n Ohio goesn In Mis-
souri,. the result Ohio election will asos the osoos
Of the Supreme Judges In which The popular voice Is
to DO tr,sd So presume. stasds the N tho
Eastern States the polaica battle In Ohio IL watched
with the most breathess interest everywhere
Somehow the people here do not seem 70 understand
their importance; or, IL thsy do, they have 4 won,
derful faculty Of concsans thelf Appreciation
OF 1t. Ny observation thus far has bees quite
limited, and II Is possible IL should remnin here FOR
long period my Impressions would change. Nobody but
The corner politicians appear IA have the matter oon
stanty mind and whom addressed the subject they
do not betray much anxiety about II. There Ia deter
mnaon snd an undcrcurrent OF earustness that not
apparent at rst glance but there s no evident appre
citation OF the Importance Of the election outside Of the
State. All parties appear 10 be working for their
own local interests than for any effect they may produce
beyond the limits OF the State. They are leaving no
stone untuned on either side for the ompshment or
their purposes full vote Is not brought out It will
not be Tor want OF labor. M Dt'l ~ tti 51 I
There amusing features In tho campaign The
democratic Lenders drst commenced the circulation or
Vallandghams Record electioneering doc rnent
and II was scattered with no parsmonious hand The
republicans thought they perceived something in the
Rec d that would be OF advan to them forthwith
they It's dist,ha,ion Their p.pers appeared
Offering TO send the Record In bundles any address
receipt Of the cost OF printing The Cbmmsc,l. which
published 10 full the speeches OF Pugh and other orators
az the various anti meetings Throughout the State
democratic campaign forward reports Of their meet
inRs Those not usually OF complimentary
=. sne % nos . % q
side Is appealing earnestly to tho war democrats and
striving Obscure their operatoa Al peseu. the
puoicans appear 70 be ahead n pons Of 10 cot
tonng 20 tho war democracy and the raternization is
In regard 70 tns res, Of Che election there sruears TO
be opinion Both parties sssert thas they will be
victrous, and the sny outside
% the confidential worss half inssvcreusy dropsd.
Ibe friends OF the Brough ticket earnestly jubiant
and when they say they will, have thirty thousand ma
friends Of yslandgham, likewise. state thaA they will
secure The lhvns vote by ewensy thousand ma.
demos when tnsy. make tho 3 assertion. Ano,hst
index OF tbs belief 70 tbs result Offering and
supportsrs have quite money. 10 eli probabiy
- Aaer oppoopnts but thsy Do uos show equal W.T.
q iis esclisa, with very lev TAKERS n Ono
party offers 70 put ten thcaaaed dollars against Ave
snou;Hnd that srouEa viii o.y the State oy twenty
week moro. bai nobody has oeme or.ard 20 cover t.
Even bets upon thirty OF thirty vo Thousand sats
sult On the trsn on tho Ohio and xississippi Railway
on ny way hither from 81 Louis, saw ons friend ci
Brough would not got nfty Thousand majority 10 the
sss.o alone No coe socsssd j.. ai some person volaa
sand He refused TO do and there tho dropped
The most complete asrsngemeuts have been made for
taking sho vote q the Ohio ssaers 10 the army and they
digham, 20 an opponeat nj tbs war few wcsks ego
.hs Intention OF the valasdigham party
ths State werc 10 their favor, and their Dc.
feat hinged upon the choice tho troops the nsd IL
vote, and the opinions both sides Al variance
The Constitution II the STATE Of ohio provides thai
dents Of the ssae can DO allowed tho right Of sserags
Tho point 70 decide whether soldier b the Geld or
or from witch he Hais Ono X the bess iswers q Ohio
believes that the soldiers vote Is legal. while another
81 the suUrems udses sre no, Known Thcro l. no "roSa
biy Will be tese6 the none
yin defsas vasndThsn The case win be lett Ia
Many threats have been made that there would be
odshed on the day OF the election but the chances
and Indiana recently proposed u Into she state
next Tuesday. In order as they expressed u. to give
the secret councils Of tho more INSCRIPTIONS, that
THIS vsit 70 tho State Was with view 70 i'm
S of the election viii Wiz hardly yAiSs' Ss a.sep.ed @
the numbers necessay for throwing the result
favor of vaandghsm would 30 TOO great TO manage An
Influx OF thirty thousand mon In q few days would tar
tho trains Of the railways mnch
that general attention would bo called the matter
In their anticipated defeat the democrats console
selves with the reflection that they might have
cessfu had they nominated sone other than vaan
the same light as Mahonsy in Iowa. lie Is represented
BY men OF his own party as having been unscru-
Iulcus 10 his Efforts % secure success 10 times past
large number say they will not support him out Of per-
sona motives They assert that they deceived and
IN treated BY Mr.. valandgham after having iaborcd IN
bis behalf, and they viii not oe caught scooud TINA.
The democrats acknowledge that they made great mis-
take In the nomination. n man Of high porsonal
character had been treated Ike vaandgham and placed
nomination for Governor Ohio they feel confident he
would have been elected. The blow struck personal
liberty obnoxious 20 the people OF Ohio that they
would hsv rallied thoroughly TO tho support any other
man than vaIlandgham
The tickets 10 be voted for Tuesday arc headed
aua read as follows r.
UNION STATE TICKET.
Governor. John Brough, OF Cuyahoga county.
Lieut. Governor. Chas Anderson, Of Montgomery county.
Supreme Jndge Hooking H. Hunter, Fairfield county
Auditor Of State. James Il Goldman, Of Marion county
Treasurer OF stated voney Dorsey Miami county
3D. Of Public Wisdom n. Barbere, Highland county
DEMOCRATIC sTArE TICKET. ,S
Governor L. vallandigham, Of Monteomsry Co.
Lieut., Governor. George T. Pugh OF Hamilton county
Audsor Of State William Hubbard Of Logan county.
Treasurer Of STATE Horace Knapp Ashland county
supreme Judge. Van Trump, Of Fairfield county,
Board OF Pub wks John H. Heaton OF Belmont county.
IL unnecessary for me 70 give the history Of any Of
the candidates The leaders each ticket have bes
thoroughly written up and down that the country prst
~ well posted concerning them. "lf man wants 90
know his history both good bad lot him rst no.
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