Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-11-24
OHIO AND ALL.
The Opinion of an old and Experienced Political idItor Backed up by Presi-
 dent. Cabinet and Governors.


 The B. & O. Req Book has become tn
 standard text book on elections, am ca .h year grows In popular favor. Ina
 It Is deserved is evInced Oy tue untiag
 ginc euteruriss manifested m its pFepa
 ration and publication. The latest ex
 hlbi!f8n of a determination to meet evei
 the most exaotIng demand Is the issuing
 Of the Ohio eiecaon less than mUntl
 following the election Tn that state. Or d'nari.y those who are prone to study lnR the ofiiciai figures Ot political con
 test have to wait for months OetOF,
 receiving them ID comprehensive form ! and then do all the comparative figuring ! .hemselve-. Here IS the B. & O. R. ! Book for Ohio not only with the election ! results m every county tabuiatsd "a tbt ] clearest manner, but comparison witt ! past results Gll figured Ou. and expiala ! tory remarks which are of the grea,esi ! interest Asa specimen edition of the Red Book the contents are worthy Oi nJte. The Presidential vote by counties ] fIr Ic76 and IS5J. W.tl maiOuues, losses and gains, total vote, etc, with the side notes give Q summary of all the Presl- | aimit:auce Iuto the Union.
 The Congressional vote Of 1878 and 1880, by counties aud districts, with fuli details of the chEuges made Dy the new reapuolnlment. The gubernatOrIal yO.e ot 1883 compared with that of Secretary of State 1882, majOrities, gains, etc. and sIde-uOtes covering all yoss ble data as regards results. Com paratlve table showing democratic vote for Governor. for ls11 tn 1885, showing gains and an interesting study of the democratic vote as compared with tre vote for the prohibition amendment. A similar comparable table based upon tue republican vote for Governor for the same year and comparison oi the vote for the prolibs-Jn amend nent with the republican vote for Governor, 1855 Another uDst interesting table Is that devoted Co a comparison of the vote uf both parties and the total vote each ,ear from iSSJ Co 1885, inclusive; tins by counties and showing great care lu computation. Full roster of the United States Senate, Eoriy-Eigh'h Congress, ald iull roster of ,he House of Re gresen,atives, Foriy-EI1hth Congress, arranged SO that comparison can De made with the full roster of the Forty Seventh Congress. LIet of governors Of States, expiration of term. date of next election In each State and oi meeting 0t Legislature.
 Certainly very cleveriy constructed book Co contain all this, aud # Is by nc means large one either. Very handy as t5 s.ze. beaUiiiGAy printed upon fine paper and a handsome cover the Rcd Book as characteristic 0s all the B. 6 O publications. is exceedingly artistic anu attractive.
 or c1uae it Is uu advertisement, els it w1I'i uat 5e ser free upon applica- non oy letter or postal Co C. IA. Lord 3 irim1rr, out go ulubtrusive IS the ad vertisirE matter ard so valuable the mass of information .ne book contains, l-t lt vaald undoubtedly sell like no 2 cakes It put upon the market. How ever, there Is no Le5Ir. manifested to sell .t: a.. wis wish to g. .t tne Red Book br e-Url mul even uIrh the postage paId upon ir The remarkably complete make I'D nj perfectly unbiased presentation . 4f tae results lU DIin may be taken as conclusive that tl. Red Book for the 1 coming presileutl' Eear, will in its oli- | 'srel. etiuous, be iu great demand r. | .s understood that several new features | 10 connection with the information | which wiii ba SO earnestly sought afte next year, are ai-ea iy iu course of prep ration, and those who are down on the mailing lists oi the B. E Q. wall certainly receive books worth Keeping.
 jhe policy ot ;bt B. S O. IS to render ts a. rer isIug matter SO valuable from he information Co which the largest portion of space Is gwen, that the de ngul for # vlil mach more than con- leusate tor The lg-geiy increased ex- ltlse 10 tle preparation and publIca- non. Large sums have been offered by outside concerns for advertising space q tne Rel Book, but no money can buy r. iLs publication is beyond question be i-e-t and most effective issued by .ny -l,!ro7d company, and the B d O. .aS no notion ui derreasIug its value.
 Ha-t.ya a newspaper in the country hat does not keep he different editions f tba Red Book always at hand for re- ereuce, while to State Committees and iher political organizations 1t has be- ome indispensable. Praise has un- uuteGly been bestowed upon 1t by Presidents aud candidates for the presi- ency, Cabinet officers, Governors and 'her high digniia-ies. and it IS indeed he popular political textbook of the lay.