, 1873-10-17
THE. ELECTIONS.


49,, ..oaGt 4,nnn ~ ~ tu ooiu i'i '"sS '""s
To s voo Of aossrnor % IN to stato is So extremely
noIvrtx. I ini1oT & 5{l. To crsmnns ,n.n}ot ar"
oenevsu ~ ~ e"ss'' ~, ~ ~ '1ret 1 Va Alon'
.,,t5,Iia. ~ ,,,,, s,I! no iBu5us inatto ne
VIZ ,s X 4, u't L"t'sa wv cAIuo'tiiy'y oloae
l., ~ lloasy Aotn,ae*n loss III Anntnon!a Voney
y Que OF tho thf'lgn thai rotlMcos tho minority
10 to tho effect that Tho Dcmooratio
Eain III t]1o ton or o1even nourtjca
Which llayo only been near1 from thromvl
a W.. ~ ,, not law ~ DO 70 urge as tne aVor-
so sa1n i, IN i, s'o o'her eGnsi9a s elect Allen by
a majotity or las than 5oo there - vii ' etill bo
doubt Oh tic bnln,co Of tha Rtatn tinkot Tho
fsg1o ,es .f retns m on tho other st.to osera ind
~at, III. ,;.t, tNu ~ eh.'siaa1e LOT ao7erhof
Co1,,unrs " n nst M % IN ",11ho ro,,,,. ~ nor-
nrnor Ia ntilI IN 'dnuht NJ - :, r., rTn u noan1,-
l;cana nrn wow nont ~ F. III no ~ .o,.,
q Noyes BY l,6oo minority or more. At tho
Denocratio headquarters, where they clnim to
ing, pauidiuu, Huron. mud Morcor. Alon'a oino-
tion Ia cln,nnd hv a 'mninritv ~ mn ~ t1,nra.
"poutn. ,,-,.r ,,, .,
as uounLy asa g7oea Soso so'4 Aen
T Franklin copntv ,oog ocisily ayes Allen muor-
nIrrr,.,n - ~ 81 ~ 41 @1oao ~ atout ~ NV.
state t,etat Is sti in doubt, witt chances feyor-
ing tho Democlats by aome small majority. Tho
ra! ot M bao ''een
DArrn.; ~ Ncf iEEn,hc of,,,;., ,cr,. =.
n Mado,ntsnmory County gives Allen sc2 majority,
~ 4eas thhn previously reported.
COMMENTS or THE CINCINNATI PRESS.
TtE nEau1r III OHIO. Ann now r. uArrEHEp. "S
Whittier hsn Nones u ee 10 do
Ohio hut tic chauccs Boom IL fayor al Hl,s Win has
been man Of destiny ii cloao votes, having but ono
coge M o saoa II ss 10
choaon to appoint Notarios Public and pardon from
freud Tho afoop Is ncasans onn for aaaa Wn
pee n as4eeaS sn0
socurod, Tint 10 not AN upu,iyci misfortune fnr
Thdrman sonator Of integrity, and It may do tho
thsn There ara toe many unlisiRatod partisan s ns
publcans in o Senate already Il il jul ~ Toll th.t
should even have preferred hr re-election Of Thur
man If ho had not naa it condition of hfs uncresa
that The Democratic 1ary should succeed M w MI
York Convention in 1868 10 nominate ohaac and fos
the fact that the Democratic party IN oho waa not hla
So Bourbouigm seems 10 bo making lin annesronce
on The surface In OHIO ~ vol ~ IL Frante. Tie The
thing Certainly tic situation IL hiay in.sroa.n m s
aud oventa of far geater scope an thoso tist sys
Allen Is ocari wfnncr v NV hrnqa soa Moyfs h.p OF
is Democratic victory It ia tho Old aae Of The old
party that has been advanced, Tho Democratic hpleg
bo grand raly Tho olai, Nil a rnsc n thra WI
tho country tut oro IL geat Democlstio rorya an
nut tho Denocrac party into the nor seCeo 10
without any abatement Of its nretensons to ffaliis
teesd Rornbcans or rcsorsrs wo sec 70 rana1 rsa
tho why for their WORK by tho overthrow of te III ~
saatzsl,on: 1srS n.rs,u, ..n,. .,,,,, J..
Of Tuesdays clcction to scs how far tloy vii atify
hat
will not bo reached By many thousands. TSst fact
alone seems to us to testify Tilt tlcSo ias moi n aI
Anybody'a revival would have drawn to thu no,,a mn
exceptionally largo vote. Tlon il Allen is elected Il ia
eral Of tho Teerancc yots would hayo heen u,,t5cin
to give foyes largoa majority rs tbs Republican
party crn count upon In tho uuiet ofY ycsre mil INV
ever the Liberal vote 1pay 10 diycd botwnan tho n
publican and ncnlocrnic parties, when tho ntrain
comes If II must come, that leaves nut two ines Of
almost unanimous with tho Nepubcau ms aeainst tho
pemocratic party. '9 '40
e. hS
and Grantis insisted upon, provided tia pcnaity
II e y pwor Tear IN ss1 ofs
Adams would have carricd Ohio by $1,000 majorty'
ana Greeley could have carried tho State With eneS.
o Ct ptS q
ton ycory boyona thar saa 10 Fas5 1o
spectacle strange az Tint Of tho sacuncncy Of liz
thn nv 3atno
Of possibility lint tho uouatn a. nnomora ,a
mount the throne Of his ancestors If Alien shnnd ~
tho first Democratic Gpycrnor snrc Nfcitii w. ~
suppose, viii not countNwa i,,go It IL nnt s We
that he would insist upou hofstin1 to villa dan -
tho Bor}uns over the Hsafo Tfnnito tho,'nh t 8 ~
ble ~as avorito Will the Democracy In somo "1 nnp- sm
ters In 1868 xnd 1864 Eyen fhnn,or1 ,ra ,ninp,IIi
sTos,ld Weld tLat taa to io Hnnr1 "e aloefslana'
Credit Ia due Thurman for aagacty in estimating
shan be TINT tho to thu p1sn " a Js.er
raeity, concerned ID the oredt-Mobsr H:I and
Halury-grab aud in nroeunta aclen,sa ~ 1Ste TN I'm
4roveuent but ho gnw clearar Tran ntiara ~ @
lar tendency to hold m Administrator resnonsil'a
even for cron fuilurea ani ind trcatnar M -
must bo confessed that tin iop,c nf t,o nnn,,,
aican party theory, that tle President e hcsinwa
reace nl fr1,ftfulnsss ,,nm tha t,ni T. thn+ a. .I
nre acaniul among Reinforcement nnI tho ',,rrs tsto
gets into ha cattl aud the nanio nn thn honha nmd
tho people, ho Goyernnent IL rcsnonsihln sThr ,s H
t4ks The sword shall parfs hv tbe ss1orf AA0' "A0
Last snrng there werc hut tAiondar nrnsnecta ,ccor
sug 10 prI,l,nry ohscrynifon n nn,ororaa; st ~
Ohio this tall. Conuuitationa worc iii s,nonw o
leaders, md tho fayoritS nrntoaitton wna thu nsatn
ten Of the nsTtv Thrm.n youia ri Hail
shat, but fought for the partyuame an diacfn,c M