The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-28
OHIO POlITIC +,
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

The Campaign Waxing Warm-The state
Sfumpcd with vcnGeance-Activisy OF the
DemOcrnts-Thc Three Popular Stumpers.
Logan. Pendlcton and vniia ndigham-Peu-
dIcton the Payment Of the National
Debt-Losan and Ioynlty-The Democrats
Calculating the State observation-disclosures
billty Of Their ExpectRtions-Pr0bnble Ma
jorIiy for Republican Governor and Consfi.
tutionRl Amendment.
CNcIssAn, Ohio Sept "a 1867
From Ill the evidence that presents itself this time
and in different sections Of the State the conclusion
inevitable that the republican party Is about tn lose s
political prestige u the coming election Ohio The
struggle assuming every day interesting phase,
and giving assurance that the nght will result differently
from what the sanguns politicians Of the republican
party anticipate. The democrats warming up to the
work. that they begin 10 confident Of meeting
their opponents favorable terms and tho latter
become recens In Boosting Of establishing any OF
heir past maoritics Both sides are stumpng the state
with vengearce In fact the number Of meetings held
every county since the opening OF the campaign
Is bewldering 10 think or To-day Logan radical
crowd that yol with very joy TO hear him against
the democracy he deserted; tomorrow I. 10 vaandg-
ham. talking finance OF peeiins Ben wade's cutcle
the delight OF the unterri6ed Then have Generals
Van Trump and Morgan, Judges Thurman and Ramsey,
George II. Pendeion and Durbin Ward followed by q
through the State until IN every county, township and
village the corruptons Of the radical party the terrible
taxation under which the country groans the evils Of
negro suffrage. &c, are again and again exposed and
dwell upon sometimes with great force and eioqueuee
bat always In . style Of Western vigor ON the
other side matters are also active, but lacking the
thorough which cnaractezcs democratic
canvass; IN fact, In places indicating positive
apathy especially where old time republ msjorites
exist General sehenck. the favorite with some a
r A hsrd In
the interests Of his party, while Coz Denison all the
candidates the State ticket aud OF oratorcal
auxiace are iaudng their and tho negros loyalty
from every court house stand and every woody grove
Of Ohio.
PendIston. Logan and vaandieham are drawing the
largest audiences The last has the fascination OF
notonety people will crowd him and TO see what
he rescmbes-whether he has horns or not and survey
ms prcporons s'ns,n, Logan Yah hs battle record
with the loyal folks They like watch the savage
fash Of his black eve aud hear him tell hos high In
his path tew years ago. John 10 popular with the
bcisterous loyalty Of the West. These great large
meed full blooded fellows that fsled me forests and
wakea with Sherman TO the sss, require . like
Logan 10 them up That end he sccomplshes veil
and nres their souls and whes their loyal appettea
Peudieton would do betertbat IT, dras larger crowd,
" he less redDed but I, there popu-
tue whole ives. to-day. and should the demo.
Gratis nominate him for the Presidency the choice would
be generally endorsed by the party.
rho democrats, AZ you may notice, are discussing
vigorously the financial issues before the country; shic
bn,srnuts and copperheads and tho advocacy Of tho
constitutional amendment valandig ham believes the
negro suffrage question ore OF secondary consideration
in the and thus impressed he dcsoes himself
almost wholly 10 what his op Mon 10 tho great vital
issue Of the hour-the PAYMENT Of tho national debt
and the taxing VI government bonds
Pendleton follows his example with array Of facts
and figures. incrsp rsed with sarcastic illusions TO the
eapacity Of republican slncsmsnship, which proposes
tue conversion 81 grcenbacks vhicn ray interest
iso bonds Which pay interest IN gold, and thus TO
acrease The number Of thVso who do not nay taxes aSd