New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
HE will have no strength in Ohio"

will have 9Th in ONO
And tie Prohibitionists T. 49, -. .oo, ara mt
49, Tnt q * III, tty well understood that DTl 70,
rrstie money fosters the sch'lh, anu ~, NJ Vs.
lie led a,tray 10y il IN any great I"lioe'N
SOME DEMOCRATIC VIEWS.
~ ,,.,or,,~e who was secretary OF The Democratic
ST. committee last year. Wa, appointed state Oh IN
.nAe,or bv Governor Hcadly and stationed nero al inc
head centre OF OH refining and uahc' a'Ao" nm
what he thought about Ohio lie replied;
"Tnls IS peculiar state IN its politics non can never
form, any reliable Judgment concerning ii until the issues
ot,bc c,pnai,n are made up The issues must be made
I'm for Dino every year with great care rs was
National contest In Presidential year they are mace
IN ius, The same as on years-that specially l'i
Ohio II is early yet 10 form any idea OF the o"'c "
large because the issues have not been joined ~ i'
rs can see and ascertain there is M change rom '
fan"
How about the Germansf' r..
They are standing 10y us even more sohuly 'iSn ''-
the past two years. | heard from Ilrih 'o-''' 'n''
large brewer there who voted the Republican Cs 1
fall would come with this year aG DIlhs la mum
How about the Irish ~ 49,. r,r,oc-,,. There
Is no detection among them OF any cohse4u.y e., -, he
stick together closely and II t9M SenS re~ariin and
Republicans the great mass OF th,, Socially and
speaking of them NJ traitors, osraciEe then s0'"'
tne{ v son would Won say about the total vote =
viii he very largely ire increased Sase ' Population
four years ago ecan,e o, tHe vote with democratic
tendencies"
THE SENTIMENT OF THE PEOPLE.
.r,o,c tho masses there is q general Impression tha'
Tlaine will be elected l hear 1t on the cars III 'ho
enos IN the streets Barnums circus was mere on ShV-
uriav Great excursions brought thousands OF PeoPie
from all the surrounding country. The sueets "eic
thronced With friend ! went out to chat WIN ''e
farmers Whenever could make an opportunity pon'eS
we're preached / could hear nothing untaVoraoIe "
Blaine once or twice NC found Democrats Dut inc!
overe unwilling 10 talk and inclined TO sneer AT CieNe'
They were | found, ugly over the Buhalo scHhudL
Onc man said: Cleveland should not have allowed MN
self 10 be nominated knowing that thing was Dehhd MN
No,au would who had the interest OF MS party al
heart" -.
The canvass in the state IS not tObe opened uh Ie
first week in September. but the tendency among te re
publican masses IS to ahead OF the leaders anu '"e
committees 10 organize hold meetings discuss the issues
Of the day and advocate the principles OF the party as tne
Ycal issue upon which tie ultimate decision must DC
made The tariff question enters into the contest III
most iuportaut form All the cities OF tile state have
,i,riven uuocr protection, and the farming community
has shared tie general Ifo~l crlY Hch tIc ~ Chia
xas reduced bv the Republican Congress, lHp 'IiIu
democrats dlSFcgarliug Their ola uadluohs' lhtt II
triT,- and iltr party restoration OF the id n IN
doua ~ they we've forced admit the -ounlncSs o. Ile
ot.cilou principle and it, especial beueHl 10 lo
IN, which, "a class lht Tree u i4''S "a
-. ...ssfcd Is most injured hy protective lallH
HAVING educated ono farmers 10 the s"ulh'~r =" '
Je,uiJt4u stand upon this question, t' prIlt'hS "l
the Nation refused 10 carry our ui PRONE =. "a ,t ~,
ONO Democratic organization, which Is le't ln ao -
I'd Might as II is possible 10 put politicians lhtu, me
result viii be handsome increase Ia votes 4oi 'Ho lc
publican ticket IN al the farming counties