The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-21
Ohio.

LII
80, ponublican, but devoted to the inter
nonvertibiity scheme, has been interview
Cd by a cores ondsnt Of the New YORK 1r''
hume as 70 the prospects Of the two parties III
Ohio. The report is as follows:
"Asto the probable result OF the campaign
:, Ohio. he says that his field of observation,
while in that State, was limited 10 a sihs'.
saction hut that II what he saw ana neara
thcra furnishes an index To pubhc opih'on
elsewhere, there can be no douo' o. H''on
election. The Democrats will. he hho"S'
make heavy gains In Youngstown ana F'c'",
ity on account Of their attitude IN 1a'n' VI
NOR. currency. He talked VIII men mo
who had never voted for Democrat s'',ss
the Republican party vas t"riueu' %, ,r
were supporting Allen on accoun' u 'ne w"
rancy plank in the Democratic pla'iot III anu
,fncc ne reached home he has received 'c''cts
from others of the SINE poillicai anteceuehIs
Who eSnress n like determination.
Those arc singular signs OF the times.
When q man such rs Judge KELLEY is can so
far foreco his party prejndices as 10 come
mt in support Of Democrat because that
Democrat is merely supposed to agree with
him on the currency question, it may safely
be assumed, we think, that Reconstruction
bills. civi.r;ghts laws, and re2ress've ana
oppressive legislation o; every sor', nave nao
their dav: and tina. whether VIC agree with
the irhationsls OF the contractionisto, We are
safe from any further Measures suctl as those
which for the last ten years have para!Zeo
industry in the South and kept away pros
c-n,, ,bn |, hnl rrnptrv.
WESpEI.L PHILLIPS add BES. BUTLER also
agree with Judge KELLEY on financial qHes'
tioas. They are the arch euemlcs OF the
white pcopl" Of the South. and the mischief
mixers of the Radical party. They seem Al
present TO he under cloud at home. NcI'
ther of them is in public life. 20, "aciner
tnay regard the currency question a, OF more
Importance than negro legislation, or
not. they can do Us 10 harm. Their
bark is all that is ich OF tnehi
a,d in fact is all that there ever was
Of purLLrrs They would probably have
some dfli atty il deciding w2c'he7 'h'S are
in favor Of ALLEN or OF HAYES. bu, mere
let u say agaln that let the result ~ ONO be
- may, ne South II, Il section l. 10. - De
thrrruy uamased Our enemies 81 tic :ast
few .csr- are divided upon new question.
ana each SIDE is no. only wiling tn. ah2'ou9
t. -aru,r OAR support for its own cause. Inc
prpun,crn candidate for Lleuienan,-GoV.
ernui 4 Ono NUT be poor sho@1 II ne Is
moi a better Inan than the ncmocratlc candl.
date and We predict now that whether AL
fI,.g o.
fralc! Nv "ls opponent.
Judge THURMAN, "a our readers know, Is
Inc ncpacw OF Governor ALLEN. and has
personal, reasons for supporting hun, even
sIp,m.,u~ thsl ALLEN endorses the riatlurm
Of tic Ohio Democracy upon the currency
question. Whc, her ALLEN does so or hG' is
more tnan Uc know. We have kept up
pretty strict watch upon our Cincinnati eX-
clli.cS, but have II yet never seen any evl-
dcncc iha, Governor ALLEN is not now, ~
he was when in the United States ScnSle,
thorough going bard-moncy man. 1t may
y" ,aid that the fact that he is :hc candidate
al the Democrats for Governor Is proof paSi-
tive that he stands upon their platform.
But not SO. Senator TuURMAE and many
more of the best Democrats in the State
mike no secret OF their hostility I"
that plank of the platform which has drawn
Judge KELLEY, of Pennsylvania, lulo the
support Of ALLEN. Besides, ALLEN was
WAS more necessary to the parry han III"
pGrty to him. He was tie one candidate
who ii was supposed could ne elected. He
could have dictated his own terms, we G"ubt
not 3: and therefore he iDay have stipulated
beforehand that ne Wa to exercise his own
Judgment IA to whether he would or would
not advocate the financial theories OF Whit j.
called The" WASH. MCLEAN laction.'
The pubic->ci'ObI question and what Is
called he GEHEGAN law cbmpiicate matters
III One. and make it difficult 10 form an H.
tcihgcnl oplnipn - TO the probable result.
Salur of liz. Republican papers are using
their utmost Efforts To array the Professionals
agql:lst lhr Catholics on thc'ct Two Questions,
and 10 identify the Democratic PARTY with
tnr opposition to the public schools ADD
wl,h the advocacy OF the GEnsGAN law. Ii
i. TOO soon 10 lorcsee what Will bc The eject
of these efforts.
Jude khLItY seems 10 think that the ciec-
ton will 20 utl Oh the currency question. lf
it does, ALLEN will be elected. Il il turns
upon the other two questions, HAYES viii
VIII probably defeat ALLEN. Ihrclcctian is
s:!' nearly three months OH, anu many ucw
turns may in that space Of lime be given 10
the political kaleidoscope.