New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
POLITICAL OU7LOOK N ono.

| HE VIEWS OF GENERAL EOBrNsoN AND FN-GoY-
ERROR YouNG-BmGIr REPUBLICAN, PROS
| rFCrS-POssIBTE CANDIDATES -GOyLENOG BlSu-
or AND HE DEMOCRATS.
IRON ~ CORR srONDEST or THE TRtBrNf
COLUMBCS, Ohio, Feb. 15.-Gcneral Robinson,
Chairman of the Republican State Executive Com.
mittce was IN The city few days since Tor the purpose
OF consultation and the transaction OF business IN con
nection with the committee. In conversation on the
subject OF the GubeTuat0rl cont ~ and - to the prob
abilities Of Republican next De ODER, the General
said he wa. convinced that the Repubicans would be
able to carry the State ny Increased majority over
last year Referring TO the candidates WHO had berh
prominently mentioned, ho s;d tie convention would
do thu nominating, and that the Republicans through
out tho entire state recognz ii the importance OF pch
ut the head cf tie ticket man agans; whom nothing
could b. charged winch would Lcccs>ate = defensive
campaign. lie also recognized the necessity oi Homi"'-
ng man who nab the entire confidence at the K"qIt-
rdns of tie state, anc one that would secure tn sup
port al the elements that hat been recently
| allied win the Nationals and anti Hayes party.
| In speaking or tue Hon Charles Foster,
beng a candidate and his being supported
/ as such 10y the state central Committee. h."
sand that such ICt tie CASE that If any member bad
% preference for that gentleman lac wasnot aware OF the
fact. and ne IN 81 empnaucaiy Tcpudated the reports
which had been published to tho effect That one O the
committee had been over tie state woraInS III MI.
lOScIs InitltNt, ana Hilta thil ne huc" tldI MI
Foster dId desire to he candidate but would Eot
decline to mako The lsht sGoud the convention COL
slider him the most available man.
General Robinson talked III very encouraging and
confident manner the success o hc KcpUp
party. lie believes that the mkt Legislature Wit be
strongly Rrrublc and elect Uullcd Stotes Senator
n Senator Tmrmun's place The rcoigauiziug OF the
beuey0l, ut institutions by the Democrats. together win
the utter inc, upei,ncy shown III tho management Of
tie prnteniiary added the scramble Tor Offices, Wtc
not sulc emf feed all tIe hungry, had created
no little dIsseusIou among the Hrap'hucinuN VINO hud
been promised picaIu.s when the party came into
control OF the state government. meeting or tn
K,UuDIc IN state Central Committee has Ocen called
Tor IeDru1f, -. al which Il /, expected large mum
Gcr u. leading Rrpuhlcans viii nc present The uhe
and place OF uo!GIug the next STATE Convention viii
then Doe decided upon. In ia" evening caucus VIII be
nrd ia the senate Chamber for general discussion of
political situation. II Is ntimacd hat the leading
feature duiEg tho next calnpa IN Will be that OF
huauce, with mixture of cipher dispatches aud tissue
/ ballots; while some Of the campaign literature Wiz
conl.la extracts from some OF tie more raoG southern
journal, in T.. orcncc 10 war claims
EX-Goytrnor Young openly expresses the opinion tha
/ Ia, R,puDlcIus viii carr! tmcmnru aud Hamilton
County at The muuic pal elections IN April lie stated
that nearly every Republican has been bounced ana
that good and competent clerk, III the various Offices
under control Of the city government had been ana Are
being ischaiged 10 make room for Young Democrats
On the 30 Ice force only about thirty Republicans
remained many those vino were dismissed were IRISH
and ne predicted large number of hat nationality
who had heretofore acted Win the Democrats would
east tuer ballots with the Republicans next spring TX
Governor Young believed that the election OF the next
Governor by the Republicans was u foregone conciu
ou When questioned AS to whether he thought eN-At,
torncy General Tah - candidate FOR Governor c"td
orr, Hamilton County against Governor Bishop, Il"
REM ed most cniphacay "Ic,, eir, easily ana peat
him by 20O0!' -. -
IL IN vel known that there Is considerable feeling
against GoyegnOr Bi,lop III CachuaJ aud an eh0tt Is
bang m!de hy number of politicians ~ mat cty 10
form pool with the hackers u GfDrrd kct' ana nom
mate tie halter. Il Is SAID tla Uncle DCho triumph
over certain members the trucrai Assembly from
that tity connection VITA the southern tt '"hh D.
/ the lurking cause of the cStaLgtmtut. II however
secIn- hardly probable tuat Gcn-rai Rice would aLo"
the use his name he mas already ASSURED The
friends o. Governor Bishop that he world NOT he il can
didItc under any CIRCUMSTANCES. NhHr IL seems
| quite evident that the present iurlih"ut =
! me choice IN the rural sections, and pToudbb
the ln,st avail. Liable candidate IN" Democrats
nominate, there /, p0ssiOily that his Oppohtnta
l.iye tAe front