, 1877-09-01
The Ohio lnplacabIes Getting To-
ward the End OF Their
Rope.
Beatty Detected in n N1tsQlotntion
Of Gen. Garficltl's Speech.
Senator ingalls,, of Kansas, Has His
Little Fling at the Adrain.
istration.
OHIO.

nttyc letters, gtTlng Beatty big scnd-off, anu
reviewing Ills Congressional record, which llo
makes one Of the most brilliant charactcrs, re-
ferrinE To m editorial in THE THtBCNE few
days since Is false in every particular. Beatty
himself came to the front. and tried to answer
The article referred 10. He pretended to quote
from Gen. Garfictd's speech In support
Of Ills position. This he did not do, but mis-
quoted tho extract. 1fo nni1c the extract read:
II an convinced that Packard was elected by
the sa1nc vote that made ffaycs President"
whcrcas Garfield said It was unfair To eny that
l'askall waa elected by the same vote that
These sofe-hcndeti mnlcontcnts arc unable or
unwilling " understand that II was the fteturn-
ing noatl that gavo Tie vote Of Louisiana
wns the lawful body to decide who
was elected Guycrnor. The nntl-IIaycs lac
tlun. has doubtless gone to tho end
Of their string, when members OF their CONF
mttce arc compelled 10 write tu their Chair
man for publications in orlcr to Keep up tho
literary bureau. 1t Is safe tn predict that tho
cud Of tho great revolt is near At hand.
ToLrpo, g., Aur. Si.GTha Democratic Semi
torial Convention for the f1ifrt rty-tllsd District
to-day nominated Gen. James 0. StecA,nan, of
Lucus, and Dayld joy, Of Hancock County, for
Stale Senator'S.
cAMpAras NOTES.
sptetoI Correspondence At T'ht Tribune.
CoLussnus, O., Aug. 3o,-l am Just back from
nearly weeks complaining IN the soutll-
eastern portion of tic State. All rartlcs hayo
harbor viii he reached, Or whether 1t will he
reached At a1l, cannot certainly be determined
Ct present. say "all "tle pnrttcs-t''at ls tic
fern oi is We axe 6es fosced 70
Of opinions into which nc arc plunged; but.
= ts* "so:i,e ae'' e Old a. s0t 0t0esii esii
The talk Hl1oat tho, tlls many parties has been very
been untrue. There nrc twu classes Of persons
with whom, Ohio Ia peculiarly afflicted this year
-quack politicians and interruptions newspaper
anxious to convey tho impression that tho oil
ltnes and the affiliations llaye been s!nas11ell
Into stnftfcrccns, md that new parties arc
sprnginE up on every street cortser.
object In ytcw--it gives tue one something to
write nGuut and tho other little cheap notorfc-
ty. But now that both OF these very rcspcct-
ebie classes haye had their tdtosyncraatcs grnti-
tca, t may not be q Miss to have tho matter
1u tho lrss place, when all the talk wns being
made about the diversity Of political opinion. tt
was too early to Judge anytlng about It.. The
sorb!ng topics before the ncoplo Of tho State, as
a State. There llaS been ncw departure taken
BY tho Administration 10 regard to various mat
tiers relating to Southern policy, oltlcc-lofding.
In the country, which had greatly alarmcd poo
pic ind 60 attention mud political talk naturally
turned to thcEc In absence Of any absorbing
State topics. and they wcrr vigorously discussed.
rs though the real Issues 1ycro going to turn up-
On tic question whether Postmaster shoulh
be permitted TO pack cAuclsscs or not. hut At
length tlls canvass has becn opened ID earnest
s ey s "" n T'es aa1s Va s S efSrs 8" roigsS aTc
zat'on. anl tho eleven apostles Of tho Beatty
movement arc ignored, willie tie labor parties
aru tlltnEs almost unhcard o. outside Of Eincfn.
nati and Cleveland. ...
The campaign was opened In Athens, Athens
County. and the Interest Of tho people III tho
old Republican party aud Its candidates Cnn he
Judged frunl tho fart that tho mcotinE was tho
largest known since tho War.
This Is a very isilly county, aud, although al
ricst tho oldest In Ohiu, tue roads t!ayo ncvcr
been graded, Or worked to any great cxtcnt.
THIS Is almost tho only season u the year wcn
tuok advantage nf their 1:ool condition to t,rn
out ct muse. There lLau bpc,s eonc dsballs-
faction With tho prcs11ent's Southern ply.
But upon the subject discussed BY Matthews,
West, md tiarlied It has seemed 10 .lisappvar.
1conycrectl with several Of the prominent men
here, altl thoy say That tl,3y Sill have tic ut.
most confidence IN President Hayes anil arc
confident he will do Tho beat thing for oil con-
AZ, Marietta speeches have been made by
ouElly aroused. Not half enough has been yct
sa!.l u Ecsora y tne power as q, orator q TIC
for Governor. Many uslicr old men here who
hare hcanl Henry Clay often, III Ills pa!inical
dnfs al'on the stump, tnalst that Jntl:c Wcat is
very silnllar to ins ia tIdbate. Certain Il. tint
cnthtlkiasln III crowd. Ills speech 1t sInrlctta
was devoted almost exclusively to a rons!.lcra-
tIon of 0cuFge II. Pcn4lstun as q u,an and
Tug Judge it l'o !adp't given Gentleman t;snrgc
rather u q I'altt .trubhln., when llc trtl'!rs:
"Wclf, ,.lasn him, hc ,cc'lm't cat! ne Com
manist then: Il BY M heE!ns thf; personal strife
Gcr: Garfield l'as lrsn doing, very ctlcctisc
wor;s during tho past few days In a apnraiol. VI
tho Slate wnrre tic las never been t'cfnrc: Your
correspondent wns with hin m Nollc County,
where he held t!srec large anil enthusiastic meet
Jugs In little tnwlIs among the hills. 'ftc bust
lscss ol the prup1c here Il principally tobaaro
ratsit anu Inc meetings were held IN large
t1bacco warehouses, AMI cael4 tsnIs were c.ns.
ncntly snccckttu,-tlln Do al Stlt'sntcri!cll
being tho largest fnr n'auy ycars. The county
may be eau IN Le ihos"ushl r"llsc.i. ~
1his county Eoast* of Gcsng Tho hong OF
q faac Aner 1e H. ~ iete s tses se!sa 1"e
desperate strugcto with ucotxu Francis 'rrnits,
10 these many years, ta drchlc Who shall wear
thu Eunsc-y0ke ns the sttIlcinc nat'ona! loot.
And yet. II Da'. would kcep out ot the papela
and 60 up tn the Legislature, II hs saw it, pro-
yilcd he would Keep III hss own place, hc might
6o considered talr tort Of specimen Of ths
I'm for hsE owl,. ana ambition run; riet n his
making \ desperate run for the Legislature
again. With tatr prospect Of Winning. Its op,,
~ drunkard is one Of the brightest. Tic has
been detected also In an attempt 10 subsldlEc
votcs by liberal employment Of Democratic
whisky.
Gen. Garfield next spoke At Cambridge. the
seat of Gucr,ucy County. Here he was joined
BY the HIM. Lorenzo Danford, tho successor ot
John A. Bingham - representative OF The dts
trtct in Cunare4x. As. banfoEd fcars that there
are cln1lents At work that lna5 ln1qrc tne
chances of tho party In l!s district. etill he Ia
detcru,iped that nil earnest calVass shall be
made By the bust speakers.
Tho opinion whirh was quite generally ex-
pressed : lew weeks ago that ths canIpa,En was
destined 10 be sluggish and devoid Of cuthssal-
xsln seells destined to proyc entirely unfpunu-
3D. Never have the leading orators begun with
more forcc and detinite,irsa upon both sides,
aud the people arc faAt catching their spirit.
II. A. G.
INGALLS, VS.. HAYES.
IAK KANSAS 41XATok UH1EcTs.