The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-29

We carried Connecticut in April by 200
majority on Governor, on the largest vote
ever polled in the State. Every opposition
ticket had Grants name on itfor President.
We carried New York last fall by so, 900
majority. and We shall, with Mr.. Seymour
as a leader, increase it this wear. 'T ~
Few Jersey is always Democratic. 1t
WAS so last fall by majority equal to so,
900 in Ohio. None but tools suppose she
will vote for Grant a9a5t ~.
90 Delaware voted against Lincoln, even
during the war, and she will go now twice
as strong against Grant.
In Maryland and Kentucky the Radiclls
will not poll Tor Grant one vote to every
three the Democrats poll for Seymour.
In California, at the last election, we had
s. 900 Democratic Majority. and in Oregon
we had 2.oGO, in June 1868 There il not
an earthly prospect that the Radicals can
overcome these majoritics.
PENNSYLVANIA is naturally Democratic =
we carried it last year, when the opposi>
ton did their best, and we will repeat the
result with interest this fall tp sit
We also carried Nevada at the last clce-
| ton as .@
These States. thus nameti, where it hard
y seems possible we can be beaten, have
| lis electoral votes. a1T 'Tf!
Indiana and illinois are old Democratic
| States, which the war caused to sw orve from
their moorings. They had no State officers
to elect in 1867 but if they had the Demo-
Gratis would have carried them triumphant
ly. This was evinced by the local county
elections, where the Democrats made vast
gains, in almost every instance, throughout
the States. The pressure of taxation is
severely felt in them, and the desire for a
change in the Administration pervades all
classes, without distinction of party 4as
In Ohio We polled last wear 2l0, 600 votes
Tor Judge Thurman, candidate for Cover.
nor He was beaten by less than 1900, ON
the largest vote ever given in the State.
He was beaten by illegal negro votes, be-
cause the Democrats were deficient in or
ganizaton and lacked confidence in the re-
suit Had they had better Organization,
and as much confidence as they have now,
Ohio would have been Democratic by 90.
900 majority. We are Democratic State
to. day; the Radical strength is all confned
to the Western Reserve and to few coun.
| ties in the Miami Valley. Grant has no
strength personally in this State. He is
the weakest candidate they could have run,
and vokes neither the enthusiasm of the
outsiders Or the energy of the inside party
mon l Hs 2 tiagl d aii e nt
! We have not spoken OF Missouri with
Eer eleven electoral votes. She is one of
| the strongest Democratic States in the UR-
ion, and if her prople all voted, would give
Seymour and Blair so, 1000 majority at leas-.
| We haze been beaten there for several
years, because the Democrats have allowed
themselves to be disfrancnised by Illegal
test oaths, administered at the poils.--
These oaths have been declared to be un-
! constitutional, and this yearthe Democrats
/ will vote; and the support Grant will re-
| ceive In Missouri will be small indeed. It
But this is but partial survey of the
field There are 3I7 electoral votes, if all
1 the Southern ones are counted. OF these,
] 56 are majority. The States above Civ
| en- have six votes more than is requisite for
| choice. But Grunt is not certain Of all
the South. He can not, even backed up
| by the negroes and the military, carry half
Of itAHc will lose Virginia, Georgia, Ala
| bama, Mississippi Texas and Arkansas
| certain, and they have SO electoral votes. ~
lie the people in Western Virginia turn
cut and vote, as'we understand they will
U1hnt WIZ De- DeateH IN ttnat state by a
great majority. The Radicals have been
carrying it because not one bird Of the
people have. voted. 1t has FIVE electoral
| votes. }Gn a4G ai5
Nebraska is about balanced politically,
and is as likely to 90 for Seymour as Grant
! Wisconsin and Minnesota are in tho same
CATEGORY. A vigorous effort by the De.
lnocracy will give both States TO Seymour.
The Radica only carried them last year by
the barest inajorities Even New Hamp-
shire is not absolutely certain for Grant. q.
Upon a resssme, therefore, Of the general
field, the friends OF Seymour and Blair
have everything to encourage them, and
withproper organization can hardly fail to
succeed. = Enquirer ~ 7sin aft a2iisGi
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