New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
THE Gs.0ssOUs PRosPECT IN
OTsrO ANO PENNSYLVANIA.


The canvass of the Last thirty days has been
e1oe,led for viror and enthusiasm. Senator'S SnER-
MAN and WADE, Governors BRoUcH, TOP and
DryNIsoN with CAREY, GALLOWAY, GARFIELD,
ScnEycK, and host of others, have iueie then
selves heard and felt in every county Of the State;
and as the day Of reapng our Republican harvest
draws nigh, send you few Of the Indications in
the different Congressional Districts, as J have
gathered them from some OF the best informed men
in the State:
FIRST District tCncinnati), now represented by
George III. Pendle,on who, upon his noni nation
for Vicc-Presdent q; Chicago, withdrew as can
didate for Congress, and gave way for George +.
Pugh, ex-U. s. Senator and rght-hand man Of
C!emcn, l.. vsllandigham. The Unionists have
nominated BENZ. EGGLFsToS. and although there
has been some division among them in consequence
Of what were considered unfair means III defeating
the nomination OF Secretary CHASE, 1t is now
thought that the difficulties have been harmoaized,
and that EG0LssroN will have from 590 TO 1000
majority.
Second District iCincinnstil, now represented
by Alex. Long. who was thrown overheard by his
own party, on account of his Peace doctrines max
ing hfG OUlsus t-'lH tic h'H' "'S~t" -
Butler is the Democratic nominee. The Union
men arc running Col. x. Il. HAYS. who viii have
about COO majority
THIRD Dlaric', now represented BY MAJ. -Gen.
scHsNcK, who defeated the Ohio martyr tVaiiar-
dighan two years ago. The Denoc ats declined
TO renominate " Val, , and set up David A. Houk,
who will be beaten by Schcnck at least 600.
Fourth District, now represented by j. +.
Mckinney, Democrat, who IS running against VIM
LAWRENCE, Of Urbana, Union. LAWRENCE Is good
for 500 majority.
FIN District strongly Democratic nov repre-
sen.ed by r. G.. re Blonde. The Unionsts are run
mug 81. b. WALKER. Tho indications are that lie
Blonde VII. have about . 900 majority. Two years
ago he was elected by 1885 majority.
S,rth District, nov represented by Chiffon A.
White, Democratic. The Uniolisis are running
R W. CIiIK, who will probably beat White By
800
ScrenM District, now represented BY Spnse' Cox
The Unionis,s are running 5. SHE.LA3AEGER, who
previously represented the Clark County District.
On the re-dstroiiDg Of the State two Year, ego,
Columbus was added TO his District, and Cox bcat
SHELL ABARdER about 30. He will now turn The
tables on Cox, AMI get from 800 70 1000 majority
The buckeye" has Ipaio his last official pilgrim
age "abroad," until in turning another somerset
he lands OIL The loyal side Of the hines, snd does
pcnance for bis past political s:ns
ErgAth D,strset, now represented by WIN. John
SOL, Democrat, pettiioging lawyer from han'heId,
Ohio The Hon. Jogs sHEIsNlxs represented this
District for many years, and Two years ago IL went
away from US by default. The UnioaisIs have
nominated JAMES r. HuEpgLL, Of Ashland, and
are thoroughly canvsssing the District II is good
FOR 500 Union msjonty.
Ninth Distract, now represented by Warren L.
Noble, Democrat, who two years ago had I'D ma
iority but viii nov be whipped by Il. p AUCKLAND,
UB.on, who ought TO run up his majority I"
2,Ot.
Tenth Drsirici, now represented by The hon. D.
NJ. ASHLEY. OF Toledo Union. This is a triangular
contest, but the leading opponent "f ASHLEY IS
Col. Americas V. Rice, u Democrat, who If IN the
army at the head Of one IL the Ohio reg .men's.
He vas nominated as an Independent Democrat,
without platform. He has the merit Of having
los, leg IN me service and would stand no chance
of an election Oh account Of the ccnpang he II n,
were il not for detection among some unionis's,
who desired that br ASHLEY should not be re-
nominated. The District is Union by 2,Oo0, and II
il hardy probable Ashley can be defeated. He
oucl.t 10 have ct least 6eo sn majority, and may
yet run il Up TO ! 800. All the Democrats VIII
probabiy vote for Rice when they 60 to the polls,
although many aie against bin now.
EierenM Dfstr,ct, now represented by w. \.
Hutchins. This is known as tho Sciota District
II is hardly likoly tina. HENRY s. BUEBv, Union,
can be elected. Hutchiss, Democrat, had, TWO
years ago, 9 900 majority. This will be cut down
this FALL lie viii Aot get over 100 majority
Twclf.a District, now represented by William f.
F;nck. Democrat. The UnioDists are running j.
X. STEVENSON, but i, is not probable that Finck's
majority OF nearly 6, eU two years ago can be over
come although il viii be reduced TO sboat 800.
THf~teenM Distrgct, represented by J"hn
O'Nel. Democrat but the Democracy are running
Charles Toilet. The Unionists have nominated
CoIrmsus DELAvo. Two years ago the Distinct
gave 3. 900 Democratic majority. II Is now likely
to go Union; but the majority will DO small for
which over party gets il.
Fourteenth District, now represented ~ George
Bliss, Democrat, who two years ago got ony 20 ma
jority over MARTIN WELKER, Union, WHO viii now
beat him by 1000.
| Fifteenth District, now Represented by James K.
Morris, Democrat. The Unionists are running l..
A. PLANTS, and arc in hopes Of eieotlDg him. Nor
ns, two years ago, had but loo majority.
| SiztoenM District, now represented by Joseph W
white, Democrat who beat JoHs a. BINGHAM two
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