The New York herald., 1879-09-06

eeetor give promise give to
the OF such or IN or s
sons TO influence the Of any Individual eIeetor
electors generally influence him them to vote or
tion shall be eonsruedto to apply 60 tho hospitality at his
src. Amy person found guilty of any Of tho acts
named in section shall be deemed sns ~ D n 3 sna
than 500 more than 81 600 be imprisoned IN the
der sSa have been elected to the oee for which
candidate his office shall be made vacant by conviction
shall be forever Ineligible TO any oce OF trust
SIC 5-Any person a candidate for office who shall
dsburse or give or promise to give any money or other
other qaors either directly indirectly influence any
ieee or threats Violence enforce the
ehe business or trade of amy or If any
employer Of lsborers agent of such threatens
refuses allow the time to employees TO attend
tor to voto contrary to his person sell
ing Offering to sell his influence with other voters.
section shall seek innuence the vote of any eecor
be- doomed guilty Of felony and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined in any sum NOT loss than 500, or be i'm
he discretion OF tho Court
pSs IN ns % ds ~ % scas ss sa o r m Section "a Of ds %
for the purpose of securing the nhnencs of any
son his behalf influence delegate voting
srosry and shall be sned not less than 800 and Shall Se
disqnaIiasd from holding the oiee hoasA he be there
the acts named in section during the enaddass Of such
"
pma aeie evidence Of intent to influence the votes of
SIC 5.-That whoever asks demands or receives from
candidate for the nomination by any political party
office, under law any poney anything Of value not
then due aad owing or makes application to any such can
other thing OF value for any pretended ball picnic fair
or belief 'na such demand request or rseeps win nn
% % or o
there be such institntion in the county
be deemed prma facie proof OF such belief
ssid Of this aes unless tho shall be-
within months after the commission Of the offence
win any number Of counts for asrsn, offences
ccc.on by any one candidate and may ofer evidence
tending TO- IpPort any or M ~ o. saa counts int me pnr
SEC THIS act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage
Still the local quarreis which inspire both parties
to send their most devoted mon the Legislature to
secure certain local advantages from there do not
in Cincinnati. lessen the interest of either
party in the larger bearings of the campaign. A
considerable number of workngmen-laborers on
public jobs among them--are out Of employment
in Cincinnati. met some to-day lounging around
the terrace near the Probasco fountain. 1t ap;;
of Public Works democratic and
ployed plenty OF democrats. the new Board
of City Commissioners. though democratic
well. chose to turn out numbers OF former en-
ployes and put in new ones of their selection.
This makes bitterness, especially among the Irish
laborers. The Geiman vote, so Tar as can learn
will hardly be shaken at all by the local turmoil
The German republicans. naturally hard money men,
well satisfied with the financial part of the
publican State platform, and, although the question
of national W.. State sovereignty does not come home
to most them with the force it has to native born
Americans, they still take rather lively interest in
it. On the other hand the German democrats are as
sanch as Steel and while most of them look at the
money question as y side issue and nuisance they
stick OUT for democracy on the old general principle
which curously enough, is not before the people Of
Ohio at all this year-the right of local se-govern-
ment and the broadest individual freedom compat-
ible with the security OF the State.