, 1877-10-06
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etvrtal r"srss.~aaenrs ~ fhs Tribune.
CoLUNHUs, O., Ort. JAS ti,u clect!nn draws
near there seems to be- combination OF cir
c'l"sta'.ces IN brighten tic Republican pros
pects Ut Hucccas. liaA thr election co,,e of two
weeks ng, tlls result would have Lccn m,tyl,
fnnre tln!ttul. Tho campaign Inns been, as a
wlialc, very dull But this IL attributable Rather
to general than To special roasons. s.ure ls1l
the petptc hasc tsad too nl11ct, politics. Last
year thera WAS MI almost constant saratu from
thu tllne of tue Presidential nominations early
In the sn'ncr. rntfl The close Of tho municipal
clcetlons tn the spring IT this year. Iu many Ut
ttIc townships anu wards therr was no letting
up u tho club organizations during n)l that
titne, and now ticEe Is general desire fur rest,
The recent Journey Of the President through
tho South Inns been of great yalue 10 tie l.c.
pubtlcans Iii qnvtlHg lisatIccttun. Al! cxeept
tho decided sorehca1s now understand that tNe
policy l,o has been pursuing was tue only o,,o
thnt tDu!.l tnvc been adopted. l3cuttY n,lil his
apnstles haye taken bark seat. aud there ii MT
title VI the complaint that there ,saA earlY In
the rantpaigs. III Tcccnt srtp III Cincinnati
n,lh the border counties. l0t1nl thus VIA csuc.
emily true. The southern porlI0n OF this Stnte
Is very eIosefv aIlie! In business interests AMI
otherwise with tho s0utl, aud Tic lul,g-coHtt,,-
Ssi ns:t s,b.1snso =, :crs as esen ssro@ draw
Tue ne. policy atG beginning 10 show tnr,u-
selves ulrca'ls III the revival Of tratlc, and lo
tustuess-tlcn nro thankful.
~, in na.ni';on County there Is az open tight Ia
the Fanks " tue Democracy. i leading ta1l.ii.
date fur tue State seuatc, G. ". e, J0insot,,
laa wllhura~n. ~ sccllIg no PROSPECT I'll &uc-
Tess. Tbs GeIuians Of ths equity arc almost
to .. Iaaii eo!ng to Xotc tlc Republican ticket.
!! talked With lcaaltng Ncrtuan lawyer. who
LAS formerly voted viii! the Democrats, and he
sutQ that he sl.uuld support Test aud Vo.clcr,
nn1 A. expressed hls d!A)iks in strung ternis ior
bishop W account 6l his klluw- N tAi,g prlt,-
e!p!es. Tue Gcrlnai's 4o!I Tue balancs Ut ia,wer
u C!!lcnnati aua aro certain to throw It atalnst
the Democracy.
TIE wnnEls0MEN'a PARTIES
are amounting u Just what IMH TRIBUNE
phrophcsic.l l4eY would In tile LrxinuluK,-y1r-
tualty uolhinE. Thu Democrats hayv been
making Efforts to buy thu Wo.klpgsnen voters
tn Democratic counttes aud TO encourage theul
there ts a'1nost nothing heard L.! tesu partlcs.
Ihcy ase holding no meetings. They are keep
lug up no organizations, ~ far a. can tu u.s.
ssrtai1cd, ah4 they viii, together With tue
Secretary Ut = workihgmcn's Club who has
lust resigned, told your correspondent that tue
WoFEingmea. begin t. sce that tAcy will 10
sMpIy ti!1oxtnE asay their ballots 10 vote with
old parties after all.
Bur probably tho thug that sill work tho
grcatrxt disadvantage 10 thu Democrats Ii tI1p
Widespread neglect to register. Tho Democratic:
papers fought tlla Registry OH from the negin-
Mug; Xnd utter II Hcea,uc u law they ktiIl con-
ttnuesl to Rrunolc a1.d paint out what they con-
adercd lta ba4 pointR. Tbs class Of voters who
ncel to register rc41 tI,eso culnncnts, aud of
course cotle to the conclusion that 1t vas uuiu4t
and should not bc patEontxel. The Democratic
papers failed II explain the law sufficiently, aud
urge voters to attend to itk requirements, md
the result Il that but very lew Democrats up-
pcsse4 before The registry clcrkf VI t4p days
appointed, aud large number Will be ruled cut
VI election day.
There h44 been q deei1cdly LEV feature III