New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

COLUMBUS, Oct. G.-The Ohio State canvass
is now virtually closed, and the State Committees OF
both parties respectively claim majority next Tuesday
but the Greeley Committees are confident that the Gree
ley State ticket viii be elected by handsome majority
IL all the Democrats go 10 the polls, and 1t Is now
believed that they will all be on hand tovoe The Demo-
cratic organization has been made thorough and com
pete and SO has the Liberal Republican organization,
and much Of this work has been done during
the last 10 days. me Democratic state Executive
Committee has adopted the most effective measures 10
prevent all OF Illegal voting Their Instructions 10
the local committees need only to be obeyed to insure
full aud honest vote in every county in oho This they
believe will be done Senator Thurman brings the most
cheering and encouraging Liberal reports from tho
northwestern counties, where he has been speaking the
last few days. Gen. Ewing has just returned from the
Reserve where he has spoken daily the past week. lie
says that Liberalism is gaining thero every hour ana
that good results may looked for from that quarter
Gen Banks words OF and cheer from
the counties he has traversed and does Gov Walker
Gen. Wiley Liberal candidate for Secretary OF State,
has been going from county to county during tne e
tire campaign. He has spoken most enectvelt VIII.
ever he went and his reports leave no room to doubt
but that the Greeley State ticket will he elected, ana
such is the import OF the reports that nave just De9 e
ceiyed at headquarters from all the other prominent
Greeley speakers that have been on the stump ia ONO
this city last night, which addressed most ably ana
aceeptably by the Hon Gustav Brueh OF Cincinnati IN
the German language Much enthuslasl was Isl inai am
tested by the vast assemblage Our Germans mere VIII
well as for Greeley In November An9tler iaIg1 anu
enthusiastic Greeley meeting was hed Ii9t nlgII IN in
Matthew Martin, Frank Merriek ana others. The Hon.
Hugh j. Jewett addressed large meeting yssGrday
afternoon at GeOrgesvillo. He viii close nus DrauI
aud effective canvass OF the XIIh District tomorrow
night, III this CITY.
ANOTHER IMMENSE LIBERAL MEETING AT DAY
ToN-TuE CITY BLAZE OF ENTHUSIASM
SPEECHES BY GEN. BANKS AND OTHERS.
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DAYTON, Oct. Ga most imposing Liberal
meeting was held here last night. Even the Liberals
themselves, who had expected very large meeting,
were astounded at its dimensions. spectator would
hardly have supposed there many people In the
City Dayton congregaed ia the public square,
rendering the streets absolutely impossible The meet
ing was 80 large that 1t almost mmanageabc. AT
the principal stand Gen. Banks addressed crowd that
was estimated by thousands and in the streets about
him dense mass of human beings nearly all voters,
were struggling TO get within earshOt or his voice. but
50 great was the crowd that the larger number were M
able TO hear him. The thing was true at the second
stand, where the people were addressed by DE-
Egry 1t is safe to say there were at least
% 900 people around the stands and in the vicinity.
A citizen who has seen some OF the greatest oyatoDs
which have been gotten up TO greet distinguished men in
Cincinnati and elsewhere says no has never seen anything
10 equal this In numbers and enthusiasm. Even the
meeting which welcomed Mr.. Greeley TO Cincinnati did
not surpass it, There prepared pageant torch
light or Otner dtidNL
1t was simply grand outpouring OF uncomfortable en-
thusasm from which may be estimated the earnestness
OF tue people in the Liberal Reform movement.
THE REPUBLICANS OF MANSFIELD IN THE RANKS
OF REFORM-AN IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION
on SATURDAY EVENING.
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MANSFIELD, Oct. Con Saturday evening,
there was large and enthusiastic Liberal meeting held
on the Square In this city, composed exclusively OF LIB
eraI Republicans. Major Joseph Hedges presided as
sisted by Thomas Snyder, George ii. Rawley, Calvin
Steward and others, who acted as Vce-Presidents
w g McAfillen was elected Secretary, and as he read
the names of the Presidents the enthusiasm Of the
thousands who had gathered around knew no bounds
s,y.rocets and Roman candles sent up in every
direction and the air resounded with music. The vast
crowd was addressed by Gen. BrinGkerhoR and NJ d.
Harter The meeting developed great and an
unexpected strength among the KepubHcans,, darge
numbers coming out for greeley and tine Liberal sle
ticket who heretofore supposed TO favor the Gan
ticket Liberal Republicans ana Democrats thiousaoout
the state may udgo the feeling here among the better
class Of Republican. when they learn mat the Prehdent
and the larger number OF the vceIresdehts OF @ tho
meeting were drawn from the very best classes IN the
community. The assembled thousands unanm .,y ana
enthusiastically declared their determination 10 "oK
walton triumphant election OF Horace Greeley as de
pendent Oh the results In OCTOBER
A GRANT FIzZLE AT CINCINNATI-sUNiARY RE-
PROOF TO GREELEY sHOUTERs.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-The Grant torchlight
procession here last night was miserable failure.
huge affair was expected usual on the last Saturday
night previous to the election and the audience was on
the streets 10 witness it, thousand torchbearers
minutes in passing Fourth aud Vnests In some ocall-
ties this Spartan band dsting uished themselves Dy
breaking their torches the he ads or those VINO would
shout for Greeley but fatalities were reported ihe
whole affair was the greatest failure OF the campaign
LIBERAL NOTES.
Gen. A. j. Hall will addr ess Liberal meet
ing at Bucyrus, Ohio, to-day.
The "TeXas Boysn of Cincinnati held fine
meeting on Friday OF last week. participated IN by the
Greeley Clubs Of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards,
who turned out with banners torches transparencie
and music The meeting was presided over ~ JOln NJ
Love and speeches made by the Hon. willard war
ner ot Alabama the Hon T. o, Strong DR.. Bruehl, Gen.
Banning, and Others.
The Democratic State Central Committee OF
Ohio have issued circular warning the Liberals against
tickets which are being issued In large numbers by the
Grant men with "Aquila j. Wiley" printed on
them as the candidate for Secretary OF state.
The name OF the candidate is simply Aqula Wiley,
and voters should strike of tho -" whenever IL s
found on their tickets Another circular has been Issued
y the same Committee saying that negroes are OGlng
sent from Cincinnati, Marietta, ParkensDrg, Bellar'
Wheeling and other points by rail- TO vote In close as
frcts Tomorrow. reward OF $500 IL offered Tor eacn
persOn convicted OF Illegal voting.