Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
and facts obtained at first hands. / have
not counted neither Dame Rumor--the
facts are here.
HEAR TIRE OTHER SIDE.

The Cnlmer and More Hopeful View
T.ker Mt Cofumbus-Thr Democrats Have
,,s Rest Organization Calling blaine
Back.
Especial telegram n the Dlspitcl.l
CoIuMBrs, October 0.-The intense feel
ing which has been engendered between
,be Opposing forces over the coming State
election Lost none Of is intensity to-day,
and the activity about the State headquar-
ters Of both parties varied very little from
,be other days Of the week. Prominent
poljiicians OF both parties are in the city in
nriyate consultation. and a nervous uncer-
r,inty prevails which indicates that neither
side are willing TO slack on enthusiasm I'M
I'll 1, Is time to open the polls. The Demo-
Graf, nre claiming to-day that the Republic
cans admit the weakness Of their cause anu
show that they are fearful al the re-
sults by calling Blame back from west
VIRGINIA 10 make another tour OF
hi. state. The Republican committee
today completed the schedule of Bhlne's
s,c,i,l train on the second trip, which
takes HIM through the Western Reserve ~
roints which he has not already touched
along the river counties and through the
Uocking-N alley region. where the eNten-
i q labor troubles have been in progress
for the Uast three months. The route lild
out includes some of the donDiIul con-
,,ressional districts, many OF the candidates
having been urging the second tour. A.
arranged the schedule will keep Mr.. Blame
on a lively lump from Tuesday morning to
SATURDAY evening. This will give the Re-
nubl.c candidate al opportunity To u.s.
throuyb ,he State before the day Of cleo
zion. If having been arranged for him 10
90 10 Michigan. where be- will spend next
week. II /, claimed By the Democrat,
that this whole programme i an
expression OF fear on the part Of
the Republicans that there might be some
lefhargy following the ovation when Blame
has been meeting with in the etite. ana 4
was concluded to keep up the tension u
the last day IL possible. While this appi-
rent hypOdrOming has somewhat torn up
the regular campaign WORK, yet the plr'!
lines arc closely drawn and IL i believed
that the disaflectcd will be found In great
measure at their old places when elcctloa'
day comes. The situation i despfraIe
one, and the result j. going - be close II
the fight is kept up on both SIDES Is ~ prt'-
cnt, to the close. II II admitted that tlr
Democrats have the best organization ana
both are doing all in their power - Wl'cn
the weak points. The great burden OF tle
work from thi, ont lies vita the local con-
mirccs. They are organized for the
final trouble and getting things IN
share 20 prevent reporters ron TN
inc charge or any other crookednts'
which NAV turn out. Should the Republic
cans lie defeated now Il will no doubt in
Great measure be due b the Efforts OF the
democrats i'm the cities, where they have an
0nporlun'y 10 urge the local issues, which
have gwen them the election for the past
two years. The tariff question Ia, laI 4
.ood effect in the campaign, and VIII no
doubt give the Republicans great many
votes. while the best judges believe mt
tlrv VIII REGAIN much 81 the lot strength
from the wool men and the liquor element,
for the reason that nothing i ut Issue Oh
these questions at this election. The Pro-
h,hitIon and know-Nothing record OF Gen
cral Robinson. Republican candidate for
Secretary of state. has been ventilated
within The past few days, and
is thought that tbls will do nm
some harm among the foreign anu
beer clement. Both OF the STATE head
quarter, are being operited by the National
committees Of the respective parties, and
they have men here lOOning after the mat
tr personally. Dudley, OF The Republican
committee. has been mere for some time,
and has good survey Of the ground.
There arc several Gentlemen here from the
Democratic National Committee. and will
remain till the contest j. over. Governor
Hendricks arrived i'm The city tonight from
Wheeling, accompanied 10y John Il. Fell
lows. Governor Plil,bury, and others
General Charles Hooker. Of Mississippi,
and General Rosccrins. OF California. are
here in consultation with HondrcA, and
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