, 1873-08-06
No Countenance 10 Be Given to the
Liberal and Allen County
Movement. i,
The Hon. VIM. Allen the Prob
able Candidate for Gov
ernor.
Convention Of tho Republicans Of fMcLean
County--Their Platform and Ticket
.-0ther Political News.

Probable Course III tho Ohio Demo.
cratic Convention.
COLUMBUS O., Aug. 5.-Un1eBs tho augurics
OF the gathering horo up to this hour @ p. m.)
should fail Of fulal1mcnt, tho Conyon-
ton OF tho Democracy Of Ohio to DO
held hero Tomorrow will bo tho most
memorable 1u Bome respects over bold in my
Stato. All over the State the graves hayo givon
up thoir dead. The Gabriel Of July so has
aroused men who have hot boon leard
OF hore in many years. Tho result im-
mediatoly apparent hero tonight, on a
1irat gl1nce a aroun1, is general irciination to
throw tlo State over to tho Republican party
with Wlloreas. rather than to give the slightest
aid and comfort to tho Peoples party. T6o mn
1orlty Of the delegates hete now seem to have
come with tho determination Of kicking againHt
tho movement Of tho 30th rather than OF doing
anything to ro1ect credit upon or secure SUCCESS
moss because Of something that haB boon dono,
rather than OF determination to do somothing
and hope for tho SUCCESS Of that something.
There was talk carly in tic day Of O etraight
That talk llas grown with tho hours, until Il bus
become tho ono idoa Of tho delegations Lore
now. Early in tho day, thoro was talk Of such
man aa John McSwoony, Of Wooster, for
Governor, and now, since tho old Dourbons Of
fifty years. standing hnve como in, the die boass
Allon OF Ross County once brilliant in tho Sou
ate OF THO United States. AB it looks now, Mr.
Allon will be nominated tomorrow for Governor.
samtiol Feuton, Caroy's chances for tho first
place having faded into moro nothing, that
Eontleman's fow friends are urging him now for
1ieutenant-G Governor.
L. D. Campbell, OF But!or County, was spoken
Of by fow as n possible candidate for Governor,
but Ills natno seoms to haye boon dropped.
There ia singular paucty of candidates for
other placos. None arc talkeil about aB yet, Bayo
Wallaco, Of Clark County, for Attorney General.
There are few delegates hero who hnvo some
tomorrow may make q reactionary movement,
but 1t is decidedly for1orn hope, Judge. Thoro
arc not score hero thus far, aud they lack a
loador.. Tho apparently overwhelming dotorni-
nation in favor of tho straight and untorri1ied
thing aooms to intimitlate tlom.
a moetin8 Of tho Hamilton County delegation.
from Cincinnati and its suburbs, was hold to-
night. There were twepty-nino out Of forty-Bix
delegates present. With q fow exceptions tho
delegation favored striglt ticket. Binding
dalegateB.
ITO tho Associated Pressl
>, COLUMBUS, g., Aug. 5-Tho Indications arc
morrow will DO very large and earnest one.
There has boon no convention hero for years
that has shown 80 many Democratic whool-
horaos as arc now horo. Early in the day there
might mig hayo boon few who hoped for aid and
vontion held last wools, hut Q talk with tho dolo-
gates put this out Of tho question.
Tloro Is q most persistent determination
to ignore and do all TINT il possible
to wipe out all conneotod with tho convention Of
last week. VIM. Allen, Of Ross Lewis D.
Campbell, Of Butler; John Mcswoony, of
Wooator md 8. T. Carey, Of Hamilton, havo
boon talked Of for Governor; but oil arc now
out Of tho way except Allen, md he will DO
nominated to head tho tickot tomorrow by ac-
clamntion. The p8rty 1eai}nrp f,aye ase,1rnncna
that Allen viii acoopt Il the nomination il
unanimous. Thoro is little TALK Of candidates
for subordinate Offices; but. it they will accept,
it Ia quite probable Tint either Moswoeny or
Carey will be nominated Lioutonant- Governor.