New-York tribune., 1868-10-05


much to boast Of but Mr. Pendleton was fairly beaten ut
his own game.
This year Mr. Egglestons only danger Is from Kentucky
importatlons If these can be preycn,ea, GVstyOces @ @
here believes his election by an Increased majority cef
SECOND DIsTRIcT-This embraces the Western half OF
Cincinnati and Hamilton County it mas Degn naiS ,h
general depression Of 1862 MI G1rley beaten by Mr.
Alexander Long by majority OF Isl xo,es @ bs Sf s
publican nomination for Governor, made vacancy III
the District and precipitated nasty ste Is smG5s sms
the heaviest stockholder In the Cincinnati Gazette was
sTSngnt out bat Of the ry % 1 ns Ts TesUSn y
described independent Republican after the Sr. same
fashion that Judas Isearot was an & Sfs
Con, cc5yention, intrigued with the Democrats, and
u' tom Mclean. the smartest Democratic tactcian in
Ohio, was brought out as the nominee OF q
Too devoid of the tricks Of the demagogue to mako
good canvass Cary shouted hsOwn praises with lungs
S 6Tasi e smith followed after him in the belief that he
was still Republican, and the Democrats, IN pnrsu
anoe OF secret arrangement made no nomination OF
their own and voted for him TO In consequence
the Dlstrictwhieh year before had given Cen Hayes
majority Of 959 over Smith This year Cary again repeats
the farce OF running as WSrngens candda1e ana "a
Grant; but the workingmen largely disown him. II has
leaked out that the Convention which was pomporsy
precisely SIX SIX men OF whom precisely one lived rd IN the
and in spite Of the not very wise nomination Of Mr. JOB
W lawyer Of political & 0 a SsIe m
been forced upon the track, and not only because
OF his protest that he was poor ana couldn't aIoru 10
there is very little doubt that Cary viii defeated by
handsome majority.
State The leader OF the National House OF Representa-
tives, by virtue OF his Charnanship or the ways ana
heads The district has always been close, and bitterly
contested, since the days when Lewis ID. Campbell aud
Vaandgham eOnended for its honOrs In 1885, the year
Of Campbels election his majority only 49, In
1858 Vaandgham won his first triumph beating Camp
ben by majority OF 1eS. in 1860 he beat Craghead ny
1874 The Legislature in redisricting the State that Win
ter determined suppress HIM by adding the heavy Re
was then in Baltimore slowly recovering from the wound
received at the Second Bull Run which came so near cost
days the old Wing, CorwEwng regime bad been the
peculiar 1aySo S G0rw na nTS hla liked "wSys pcr
sonally by the people. He was nominated
now by spontaneous movement lie refused 70 20
gains which that year left Ohio with only I've Republican
l257 Since then he has maintained the position against
Of Of sSos and pnrbn Ward wounded soldier, with rst
rate war record in 1866. by majority Of 1907 But last
year the hight of the reaction the four counties OF
AS and il is ON this adverse basis that Gen. schenck now
has TO take up the light with his Old antagonist He1s
savagely assaed with charges Of corruption, OF
ton with the whisky ring OF gambling, and the like slam
ders and he would undoubtedly make better run II his
manners did not sometimes convince the country people
tat he thinks he oblgos hom by accepting their
votes they oblge him by giving them But he was
born in county Of the district he graduated IN an
other, studied law in the third, and now lives in the
fourth he has personal relations stretching over life
time with the leading men who conro Tie party IN eaoh,
and amount Of indifference on his part c0ulu Keep Tue
on the other hand, Mr vallandigham's warmest per
soua followers are here also Many asrants, ike Dur
bin Ward and Chst9pherc hHgnes IeeI Sey p.1er n
Hamilton was for time, hostile, but the naleontents
have all been whipped in aud Mr.. Naandigbam is going
IN to win He has raised considerable sum OF money
Newly Ork has secured control OF the Government APP
pomens for his District has arranged Tor large colo
iztou OF voters from the heavy Democratic districts
further north has promised empires and Kingdoms to hs
supporters elected The District has been by
tho Republican Commitees, and the returns show
handsome majority for schenok but realizing the des
perate game which their antagonists are play ing Repub
cans win feel easier when the promised votes are cast
and counted Gov. Boutwell, Horace Maynard ana
fourth DIsTRCT-Judse VIM lawrence, who is now
this district had sharp night for the renomnation this
Fall and particularly involved IN trouble IN his own
Since the nomination there has been no open expression
Of but The judge does not tnlns the cam
gloomy OF the prospect Last year the vote III the
sste majority of b. In 1856 however he had a majority
OF asa and in 1894 Of 26e4. j. Leedom who is The
one who ran OF these campaigns and there Is no
known 10 the Es spubeabs at Columbus or here
why should lot have at the lowest SOO ma
FIyIu D1srn1cT This Is hopeessy Democratic VIM
ugen known 10 s party associates by the suggestive
sure of realection His msjorty In 1850 was 2C52 and
last year the Democratic candidate for Governor had in
the district majority of s.2ll &C.,.
SIXTH DIsTRCT-This ought not 70 De close district
and Republicans outside do not mean to believe that 49,
but friends there seem TO be little alarmed j. A.
Smith, candidate. Is man hitherto known only ~
local pontics but lac is popular and - making good
canvass. The Democratic candidate. n: Barreic Is
noted and able politician Last year Tie Democrats had
majority OF l6 In Tie District but tho year before we re-
elected W. Clarke by 1879 majority and III lSt elected
srylsrm DsTiIcr With the present member Samuel
sheabarger candidate for reelection there would be
But Mr. sheilabar health forbade him 20 and
after long bslI2Dgs our iends eoneeding me csndi
whom e first put forward, hit upon Judge J. j. WnaDs
He is good but not specially strong mabi ms canvass
sunspeker, which, IN district that has been used to
shoabarger sam Cox, and In earlier tln9 70 Thomas
CorVp Is misfortune. HIS opponent D. H. lhoIIas,ls
rich agricultural impementinaker OF spllnghtld VINO
spending plenty Of money ana reso,iS 70 s
be little frightened apd Judge M,nahs nln.on hoiie
manner doubt as TO the result Last year the kepnD
lican majority in the district was 22; the ySaf Diote
1s4 %e had sIGS SIN the district tricky In 1857 il
elected Sam $. Cox by 272 Returns, hOwever SNOW
satisfactory majority, and tho State Central COMMITTEE
EIGnT DISTRICT John Beatty, whose election
If the Hon C. s. Hamilton the first gean Of light
The midst OF the Democratic reaction, s now cad
election there last year, aud majority OF
s5Q In fSGg Gen Beatty Is making good canvass now,
he might be on the financial question: and there can DC
no doubt Of his reelection. - 60. ,., .
Gallant aght here and like Cato, II he cannot command
Success Is at least deserving It, lie laDors nae, ne
sfariIcd ohio during Gov. Chase's administration
Gov Chsse promptly elected him from Offices but every
body now knows that his only cripinay consisleu 10
Ion ger than should the defalcaton which
hsd been really committed NY ins predecessor ana
fbe Democratic Treasurer Gibson never
.oied dollar of the money, and his gaantfy during
war has more than atoned In the minds oi thc peo
" hs strict for the into which his good heart
S r lie is one OF the most popular stump orators III
tho state, and he has made ringing Ssar sos
, ~, lie Re1nblicans when they elected Gen Buck
n in 1885 was l237. 1t looks now very much hke ai
even chance, and at best the distficI can o"' "'
down as doubtful. ,.., ..,o,,, uo,,h,can.