, 1877-09-03
The Circumstances which Militate
Against tho Success Of a New
Party.
Farmers Used 10 Working Fourteen
Hours, Not Willing to Toto
for Eight.
Each County Organization Odd, and Te
Hops Of Joint Action.
Ths hsars s Iilt!} ~ Eter 10 kttp fusids
Ola rartJ Lines.

ONO.
AN EXTENDED vlEws
6ptetat CoFrtspnhdtnts o} TIT Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 3l.-1t becomes moro
and moro evident, as the days 20 by, that
political nartIcs in Ohio tli* fall arc nut 40 de-
ctlcdIy different Sr0n1 otl1cr years ~ was snt,.
potel few weeks since. 1t Is comparatively
cnsy matter to Cct q dozcn or two fellows
together who tan nErcc upon scrIcs OF rcsuli-
tio,,s, anil pnt themselves into nomination, mud
make son,o vigorous speeches corsmcnlaat0ry OF
their work, but Il is quito another thing for
thcso men to get any respectable following.
Tho American people arc much tnose eof,.
scrvative than they always get credit for being.
and, while they arc verY apt to talk good deal
and make some threats Of what tI,cY will do,
"w1lcn the pinch eo,ncs they arc very apt 10
fall Into luc and 10 about as they have done In
years past.
There Is no one man, I think, rho has had
witcr opportunity for
GETTING At TIE Tnur1l
In regard to this business Of diversity In parties
and the probable influence upon the final rcsult
than your correspondent. lie has been COLI
stansly on the wing for some tlays past. and his
observations haya been spread over large ror.
tton Of tho State. Within week rast l,c has
hccn In tcn different county teats, extending all
the wnr from Lake Erie in tic northwest 10
Ohio River in the southeast, and has talked
with the leading politicians as well as hundreds
OF lalorinR men, farmers, tocnl editors, leading
politicians. etc, anil from cotnpaFfsons of these
opinions a. accurate MI idea Of the condition of
ntfairs can be arrived at as Is possible at this
stage Of tho canvass.
TIE FIRST OBSERVATION
tha. must hc made from nil ti,c.e interview, i.
.,,. .ho~o !, ~, -.o,,,, -,-oaf.aa .....t.,,.,
s"a. '"cte 10 ~ ies"'a' a''s"'Ea"'"ca oppoeN'on
10 tlic oid parties IN one portion of tic State
which Is found In another. The d{aaiTcct!ans
vartah1y iocn,' For ;n,,.nrc ,hc worl,nrn,nn
es.%u es%y !,.n o .sa % ,na = '.e .,' ""'h''s"'cn
o. the Guy anu Inc FARMERS oi tl'e county sec
thus soon that they cannot pull together III the
tn refa The tsfs ,nrsnr arc the '' men In
,,,,rt.r, rho. .~,rt ,a,.,,ra ~ ,ata.,,,.
u'u"'s.H. lucy "unt "u'"'"s VI ia'orme'
nuns parties nor areenpacR parties, and Will, as
usual, vote thu old party ttckcta.
The workipgncn's platform demands among
thfnv. n law ,3xinr cjcht ho,r. M a Jor,s worE
n''. r"S 49,. .,.." as "., " =. " ",'; ""'n' w,
i'ut tne taF1ncss afs usco W WORKING 1rom
t"clvo to fourteen hours IN tue busy acasons.
and, as many Ut them ara Obliged to emutoy
1ahnr fnore or lcss during tho ycn, ttcv nr, tin
s,roncc.t on,oncnt, ~ NV .ucf nrort.ior ,ha.
e..ulsses -. a"5 e.s., p.p''s.o" I'M
can % iouaa' 1ou9 u9eoF1espohacht eonSefsed" Win
rreat foree :. an "Sde ta, a the @ nurtas % neh
mak. thrlahor nlca an e,necfal hobbv arc frauds.
,as ..s. p 49,. .,.' - 49, .,,s
!sou' 1"s sefy 4ut ','s .no so"u'.oms y, tuo u'.-
ferent clasacs intended to 30 benefited arc 80
roct disadvantage Of tho others,
rr,. ,rr,c..
10
eccoho' thlnR t"at 4 ha7o IIacco out INC
1r]R
political parties herc 10 ts probable that every
body Is n"are BY thla time that Ohio hae been
getting gnod many tcucra' o'llces Of late.
Well. there Is nothing more epidctnlsa! tn Its
character than tho dscnac tor oiIEce'hnldng. It
spreads itself ta every direction. 10 that women
and children fako u up. Every Featler has
heard the story OF the little buy who eaH,c to
his mothes anA earhest!y askcu, alter
Ills father had been eleyatcd to tho ligh
We all Captainsf' and how nc received tho dc-
clsiyu answer: mo, tlcsu L no nnH Captain
except ytf1tr fathcr AMI 10 10 u hero nov:
This question I. constantly naked, "Aro we all
Captainsi" anil whcn tue negative answer IA re-
cc!yctl, tho snnhbcd ono rctfrcs with tle deter.
nination In vIew TINT he, too will he Captain II
possible. hut. at aty rate, l,o will make stir Of
forming new party aud try aud Keep so1nc-
body clso from becoming so.
with IN Intelligent man In Eyrfa, Lora!n
County, talked as follows:
s'lfoW Will tho election result hcrbT"
"Oh, there can i'o no doubt alnnt that. Old
Loratr III always faithfully Republican,
Ills tfcyu any dlssat[sfnt:tiun}" smoothing
serIuus, tako It. Bumo eantut quite unlcr.
stund why the President lIae done Just % l,e
l,as With tho South. 1iut then we ase touli-
slutcc in him, and don't think TINT will mako
tho difference ut 4 single vute either Way. III
common years 1t might hayo the cffucf VI max.
ing our I,euplc indifferent ax,,t coming out,
but tllEs year It Ia felt TINT tluru are ths,vs
higher thai, abstract opinions about pserogatiyo.
or something Ut TINT sort, and uur ncOplc Will
b. out en- nassc on election day tn SEQ to It that
Communism receives mcrite,l rchukc.n
AnAp PENNY nEruHHlNu.
In [ucfuscy County tiIcro Ii no Issue cxccpt
what Is made between the two old rarttes,
Thcro Is dsturhing element In tho sltapo Of
had uumt,,eo on tho Republican Ticket for
Auditor, and that il al. THIS man was ytA,t,g,
a.ul lived in Wheeling, ". Va, at tie tima wlct,
President t!ngs,!n was nssassi,ateti, and wrutu
to friend In Ohm justftying B,oth, and utter.
ine this tn,,sk hasely tru[turtls DanvtIavc Maid
frfend VIVA Connerhcnd nj tf,r t[t1,c nt, retni,,i