The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26

the Potomac in which there is ghost OF
chance for the Republicans. They will be
beaten. by fraud, intimidation and VIC.
lence and. If these are not sufficient will
be counted out The only hope OF the Re-
publicans is in carrying the North. New
York or Indiana included, and they may as
we'll make up their mind to that
The Enquirer SAYS: Governor Tom will
lookout for a successor to Loge. He knows
that Loge must go. The poultry crop on
the line of the Southern Railroad is begin
ming 10 move. Over five thousands turkeys
were received in this market YESTERDAY,
and the prospects are that still greater
supply will reach the CITY to-day.-Some
of the Republican papers in the Western
Reserve are claiming that Garfield should
be elected United States Senator. even
though he is not able to put up the en-
trance fee of $25,OO0-The Cover.
nors office has not been surrounded
with the brilliancy of society"
OF late years. Governors Hayes and Moves
occupied an ancient mansion at the head OF
State street, in Columbus. and gave occa-
sional receptions of moderate dimensions;
the veteran Allen lived in genteel seclusion;
Hayes in his third term hired small fur
nished house; Tom Young had single
room in the third st ry of plain hotel !;
and Uncle Dick has democratically "board-
ed" Governor Foster is a man OF large
wealth. but is not very largely invested
with frills 1t has been question whether
he would take up his residence at the Capt.
tai or leave his family at Fostoria.-Ihe
Senatorial claims of Gov. Young have not
been fully or fairly presented. In each
position to which he has been called
he has increased his popularity. he
has carried his own Congressional DIS
trict, and he has carried the whole State.
He has had legislative experience and
Executive experience i'll government AS
speaker, he talks straight to the point.
Asa political manager, he is an expert
The claims of Governor Tom upon the
United States Senatorship can not be ig-
many friends. Garfield has not majority
Of the Republicans in the Legislature, and
it is doubtful if he will have. No man has
majority of the Republicans elected to
the Legislature, and the successor OF Sena-
tor Thurman may he Governor Young
William Il. Chandler will probably be the
lineal successor of Zachariah in the Chair
mansAip of the National Republican Com
mittee.
The German Papers
The Volksfreund saws: Grant is to have
public reception here. As 1t has been re-
slvcd to that etiect, we hope the reception
will be such that Cincinnati will not make
laughing stock of herself as did. for in
stance, Chicago.-The Volksblatt is for
John Sherman as Republican candidate for
| President. We wouldn't be surprised ii 1T
even stomached Grant-The Volksblatt
says: The Grant boom in the South seems
to be founded on wind.-Is it tactually fact
that we are to have beer WARP
The Frcie Press says: The project to
create new military position, namely,
Captain General of the United States Army
for General Grant, at salary OF from
$25, 900 to $50, 1000, may exist in the brains
of some interested politicians, bnt he,
whom it concerns principally, probably
knows the least of such thing. His eve
is either on the White House or the Presi-
dency of the Nicaragua Canal Company.