New-York tribune., 1875-07-15
OHIO VOTERS AND INITIATION.

MEN WHO WILL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR ALLEN
IMITATION NOT THE GREATEST ISSUE
To me EditOr Of The Trt5W"c
SIE: | will give the Judgment Of one OF
the Jury of the VIcnSge" upon the present cam
psicn In The nrs place the Democratic party hes been
growing in this state since The war very large
proportion Of the young men have united with It on at
Timing their majority amc many of those who LETT he
party Just before aud during the have returned tot
Ey.n without tie German and Liberal a'cess'"n' the
parv was ia position 10 contest the STATE WIN ir
hopes Of At present the Democrats have mat
powerful political factor, prestige o past Victories Ih
have also control oi the Government of the STATE and Of
almost every city AMI large Town in IT, The influence
which This gives even when iegitrua,ev used. is ceralv
very great. iayug ont of oar c' cuilon e An,i,f'n %
and German Iibcr; rlcHent- Il ~ safe {" iA ina te
Democrats have majority oi N p M, n d@ ,''.r 81"
il we knew how these Liberal clements would N"'e nc
r-s: might cisly be predicted one tEiii@ IS ccittih,
few Germans Viii vote the i'epllDcin uuh' lus
know well ihIt party controlled by men "u"s'
h I st ann is 10 regulate Tue conduct 81 others pN th'.
own standard of morals. The German believes III per
sDIal lpcrly, ani wen knows there - no hope foi ms
the Re R'publican party. uS eo|idly al'+iipt 10
ign"iT ne Clil"lah'o sui a, '' y,
tiOn d"criv's 10 one Almost every hepnpn,ih o"nl,y
, to mn ,yilI ynt, for Gov Acn Ticv certainly
will not yotn for GOV. Iavrs who does not deny tba he
was a ~ ympithiLer ana alder oi thc crusade
TIN Ameigcan libo is. at The outside calculoh 90 90
nor number more tdan 10000 in the state. o.
these, least ona-taf now ca themse I've, ID lno'iats
and muster under the banners O that party Ihev come
inio Tie parry ctu IA fdl fellows zip win lifelong
- mpcw's. The cX-)udg" and eXt"u trsslnln WIN
whom vour cor spOndru had interview are fair "x-
alnl. of tls a. All Di tlen Will SUPPORT lIc tfhct
Of ti DrmnrfIts As 10 fhc action of those WHO nave
never affiliated with the DiDrci, and nef or uteId'd
pclInan LILY leave fhcl. Old party, coDc'S am RI u
los - basis Uf cI"unjiun OF those nave t'lheb
Win here some intend Alien; the majority
scr N 10 be- Ill IN cclcd. / have who il
tends 10 votn Tor HAYES Nost of these men lort the Re
publican pity, not merely on l1cOlnt I" 'rt but be
cIu.c tna party inctr,'d INN ana MS p"irN.
As the Republican state Convention repeats thai
Endorsement, 3npcrS WY any IN an Nno icIt
il n l~12 slouit nJW r1urTi 10 the fo1, uhe@s
indeed Ice nn = fJr tine ir-ipOs of Egypt was re-
c.ntiy tcl ~ nf -iuan from the country Gslictr 81
south Eastern OgiO than tcrc are more uicprf'n' is'-
bIriii, t.rre tnan before. 1ne Western Reserve
election lat Fau WAS somewhat nhprc-d by local
causes. ana IN any event the Irpuicans wOnld probably
ma Ac Il .ht ga. hee. BI view ln tlc ola III d every
tl!ug indicates tie Ifl,cOn Of COY. Alien bS iir
majority. viii add thii the initn Of tne financial
question l. argy estimated by journals or lde or
tuc stat. 1r Democrats a." MT AL believe IN iriuoh
nor 10 a fgr Republicans %, cNr IN COutrd'ilol ~
hans 4 ma iry OF bOsn par think thal ihe cnrncy
has been taert mach aifcldN. abd hut To- ~ Dt it
alone While. ThcN iDOk upon tic d'claTiloi OI the
Democratic platform foolish and yet harmless, since
our l.-s.Iirc woud har ny unirrah" thc regraii's
OF this suhCet and Con Ies>e already elected
foi tie ncAt two years. Party Lines al not h. formed
ON tii. u,csou TIIcre OtLor more immediate IN
Wsigty VoN I'd IN TINS c,cion Toe Drn1cldtlc
plsioIm year moe strongly IN favor oI ulit-
ton this year, and yet that party carried Tie
State l. 900 majority aud III u atOnHesslOnal
eli ction too wcn il woud he supposed the question
would have more .nib'ncc thau now. CuiAhoGA.
CaerttaItd Oh.O July 10, 1870