New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-30
TIE OHIO CANPIIGN.
PROSPECTS OF GOV. HAYES.


QUESTIONS OF FINANCE AND EDUCATION IN Al
GLAZE CRAWFORD, AND ALLEN COUNTIES.
fFROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
ST. MARY's, Ohio, July 27.-'The people OF
this township apreartO be little interested IN po'cs u
es they relate TO the crt at reservoir covering 1900
acres which supplies water for the Miami Canal should
anv measure be introduced in the legislature affecting
tins reservoir il would bring out the vote OF the whole
township; hut from inquiries that have been made
of the farmers and the residents OF the village II Is ev
dent that very few of them interested in anything
concerning the currency the public schools or even 'he
Iguor question II is, however, believed that silent
vote will brought out even here in iavor OF Gov
Hayes outstanding the fact that the county Is de
cidedlv Democratic.
At Deep Cut in Salem Township. in the Northeastern
portion OF this county, the question Of the imitation OF the
currency il very often discussed in connection with
the overthrow Of the National bank system. ana the
general circulation OF grcenbacks through bahkS Oh o
post under Banking act The advocates OF ms
system currency that special advantages
vii, be derived by the State, or the Farmers, from inns
MAN OF circulating money, but they claim that the
country win gain by saving the interest on the bonds
deposited in Washington security for the noes issued
by National banks.
At the west end OF Salem township. on tho st. Mays
River the farmers In the neghborhood Of The BentOs
advocate Initiation in the hope that Sn increase ~ the
currency may enable them to dispose Of the stock now
on hand In answer n the r.nmcnt that imitation VIII
decrease tie actual value OF TIE dollar those VINO nave
ON their property claim that If they can re-
aiile more prr money for their grain and cattle by in
faion il will give them more dollars 10 pay OH uir
mortgages At Wapakoneta. the county town, the
ligo3 and school uucationS excite the most attention,
and very few interest Themselves in be currency ID leI
if is claimed ~ the Democrats Themselves that q" cur
rency question not the vital element III the cam,
p,ie although if the Democratic party he s4cces.ini
The victory VIII he made 81 OF as liiNlng cry
ing forward Nj. rcDdle0n for the next President III
Tie Democrats howcvc lose rae sade ey VIII c
that the currency question not having iWSn l"Mrit.S
advocated by Them, had nOtnE 20 40 WIN shs c1Ac
Notwithstanding That thc AiilL Clause W ,nv ~ W
Church and state religious ndcpcdence, and absolute
freedom of opinion equal ana exact Justice 10 All regiou
the -payers wi. bout divsons control by any
s rG FSn many belize that the t clause is merely
bud," and thus the Democratic candidates Ill icse
very are portion of the general vote from the desire 10
prevent tLc slightest erycr,pn OF the School fund The
newspapers sty little on this subject but the silent vote
Will be largely in favor OF eXOV. Hayes. rs TIE Demo
cratic came too Late IN view Of the action
OF the Legislature. From ts ana other local causes
if is believed by many that the Democratic vote III Att
claizo COUNTY vii smaller than 1873 when fully -
pr cent the entitled voters did mol visit The polls on
GRAVEYARD County and the adJOinig county Of Alien Hen
pre- roth Democratic stronghold. 'nd win probably pol
a large vote for Allen as Governor. mainly account OF
The autprohbition clause of the platform. II Is claimed
10y Republican, that the Denoclais Will not secure
single Republican both platforms have the same
plank The schGCi question In h"th these coulleS cN-
talked about. Many Democrats think that victory IN
OHIO hi, year. the platform Il stands, VIII he the
zion Of ls7G and int The ae,s ae privately avocat
ing the overthrow OF Allen AZ the ohlY shc
course The Ohio farmers O both paroles are ti 10 be
thou ,hul readers ana Enicls, who cannot W. boni',
led or driven, wEeI convinced ~ The course thcy
sGould take II is only the ibera,e residents of te
county towns and cities Who be turned To She
one side or tie Other by the WorGs OF me
last effective speaker who may appear IN Their
midst some of the Democrats OF both Lima ard iucyr'N
cordemn the forcIie remarks Of P,irOn Kelley tOthc
miners OF southeastern ONO; although ne advocated
the ind ticn doctrine emil sccd In the Democratic r'i-
FORM These persons, WHO are mostly property h"dts
ami landowners, say that keieys REMARKS Nclt Ntil
o,gfi- Hinged Nj n communism aud Liable 10 niurc tine
cajse fof many of The Democrats ct te counties ~
Allen Crawford, AMI huglaizc, being owners az Yaiahc
property, likely 10 atlat with ncn who, hling
10 property, ARGUE in favor OF the nestiuctiOh O tb!t
owned by Their more fortunate fclloN-ctHns. IL -
therefore believed that Allen viii l"se gronnd ~ ClaW
ford County, barely hold his own IN Alien comfy
while coIrcSl cIdnS increase VIII lake Iaoc IA 'ho