, 1881-06-22
OHIO.

T7an Political Sif1fnfiOn-D Democratic
f4Mrh "f AvhiIn l,ic {inhrrhnturlal Ma.
trrIal-A lsr,i,nrrntN journalistic
Opinion lint Gov. Fnhter VIII FIR
Elected f'r II fi"tttlnOstic Majority.
Special torrfspondenee o, The Chicago Tribune
CnLEM1t's, o., .j1t0u ls.--fn tf1. niT year in
Ohio, lhe 0l.r following II Presidential
eI"rlsoi', wlte,l tl.s Democrats An. gell-
orally hnp"ful. that party links around
FOR lraslrr, o,se WHO they believe
wn1lsl strengthen the party and MIDI
rerr'slls tn tts rall';s; but they ln1ts III
valh. Tint old wlIuei.l0rs. who many OF
the tetcra,, sinners Ind hoped could he In.
t'stcrd tn c0,Ilc III tIlelr MD writes 10 his s0n
from Parls tlmt lle cail,lnt under any
circumstances Mcept n noM1nfAtn1i for my
Office; that lie Il tou ustl, and llas permanent
1yretrrtI fruf,I unlirs 'rlls decision l,as east
thu l5onrbui type. who haG set tl.cfr it.;,rts
TT tl!e lninis Of tho l)rIuUcratic Convention,
witch assemblies III this city July II.
The remarkable feature ii tho Democratic
situation II thu luck of available material At
their communal. None Of the old ua,ers Of
tho organization IN tho Stn.n want
tho 1lo1nlHatior, uni very few would
'ssctpt ttWntlcr aliy consideration. Those
supi,nscd to kMbw under ordinary tlre,.tn-
uaanccs WIN the probable candidates viii ho
arc entirely 1T sen nt the present ti,ne, u,ltl
viii hot even ventura MI nplnlOl. Tho
l'nflling llanning has doubtless received
the nOst emphatic Endorsement By the I)clll-
ncratic DrEnit in Delaware County; but the
old veteralls If tile party luuk Hp0, Ills nom.
ltlat1nn rs unsuitable, le having at ono time
bcongell To tile Republican party. The de-
'l1lid Is almost unanimous n,no,,g tho
young l,cnsocrany for cn,MlintH
that Is u gt,0tl mixer, md one possessed of
un abundance oi the 1lect(fu'. They make the
punt tllat fos several ycn!s tlla Democratic
f,l Ivy hen 80 ,leaKre nt tt tny c"I! MT
WIN, they assert. tnye Ind an abundance OF
money. IlIey therefore fnvOr tlln llnlnlIn.
lioli Of ono oi tile lnuny nspft7.nts for tinscr-
llntthrlal lolmrs who itaye never held
bltity Ii tic uutil,Nt ll,uy Will hc nblc to r0il-
tribute, to the campaign fluid. Sluntl tho
Young l,it}lHls tbtAlli central of thG cnllvEl-
u abitiiy nil an'! "l,araeter Mi BE- t,fnst asdr,
tlint I, g,nsl-slMHl sl,ll yle divided aI0istli
n,n1,,g lie tu1tllE,ll. Should tlla State cni..
yel!tloi il1,l'lillatHn ticket Wit! this etMl IN
yiw' ~: Ksg'tb!l;ala WY !."l tue Joker
Stats Government, III nil lis departments, IL
HOW In full pussesslnn OF the Republicans,
tic Democrats mi having one 0f tlleir faIll
III th. Capitol building. .
II IL understood tllMt tin Dcnucrats will
lNake u lllast tlGslWrlte fight to elect palrIt.
.lnIes for tbc Legislature, and will le open
IL swniI or votes fur Governor 10 bring nlOut
n result favorable 10 their Legislative sllt.
PesA.
nna vcry remarkable evidence Of the iii.
!tHtl6lI thu tltlA III tNk1ng, cynil before the
Democrats have put ticket III tho llttd, Il u
very strolig ctllt0rlal IL, the Sunday uaxetic,
published 1T Akron. a'tl edited by tlte. llon.
CAtsu,, lake, late Srcrctnry If tin Dnlln,-
cratic SLATE ExecNtfyD Committee. After
paying H. high trlbltu to thu cllaructcr nr
tihv. Foster, nnu commencing his libarn|lty,
md hts public spirit Iii projecting nllt cpil-
structnE railroads md Other vast enterprises
Which hnyn contributed 20 nslrh IL tho
growth Of the State aud thu Interests Of tho
penple, col. Lake says:
"Froln n fntnna standpoint Mr.. Fosters
ELECTION Will ele iii lnttorsDtucnt Ut tho work
tho protective tarG Views which received
such hearty lntlorscsnnt Inst fnll from tho work.
t1'gu,cn Of tho cn,sntry. From wllntovcr ain,!tl-
I,nint thctl, We look at tho (1bernNt0rlal candl-
tklle. we tlnA him lnrerched III strong arR,l-
I!cnts favos!nE his rrelecno,; mud, Us we writa
alnso. We hsllYS:a hc will secure IL by hand
sonu majority" -
j. ". S.