Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
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Claims of Both Sides-V holcsaIc AppOint-
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CINCINNATI. October Ill We may ac.
ccpt the judgment Of the leader, Of both
parties. tie work OF She presidential cam
raen i, settled with the closing OF thi,
week. Monday will be merely = breathing
spell Le!ore the great battle OF Tuesdays
ballots. There never ha. been in,cn>ec in
t,r,.t throughout the whole country in the
result in Ohio than now, and very seldom
have the line, in Ohio been more distinctly
marked.
To-day. when 4 motion WAS made in the
Chamber Of Commerce TO hold no session
on TUESDAY next, there was not single
objection and it was carried unanimously.
This Is seldom done. Indeed il J., rr" thlt
IN adjournment is had on clcctiou-day. II
mean. that husincs .-mcn are alarmed al the
Dro>ucci Of danger aud fraud, and that they
are Going 10 see TO II that violence and
fraud 90 not mar tine oity- record. The
cause for apprehension is found In the
publications on 10th sides 81 prepare
lions by the other Tor whole, lie
fraud. II il found al>O in the action
Oh fhc nited states marshal in appointing
IN unknown number OF deputy marshal>,
who mc TO attend an voting places. and are
instructed 10 arrest all persons discovered
in any attempted fraud or interference with
voting. The power given them l. great,
and they ere told that their power Is SUI
prmc over ali state officers. THIS. Il j.
feal,d. in the band. Of mdi>crcct men VIII
provoke breache, Of The peace with police
men and challenging citizens at the polls.
There are many who fear that clccii0n-diy
viii be marked 10y bloodshed.
The state Of feeling is 20 excited that any
outbreak would De deplorahc
senator IlcnGlick~. who has been over
tLc state mlch, s1ys he thinks he knows
how the state Will 20. but he declines ID
sry what h, opinion i, further than that
,bc Democracy will win il they have lair
vote.
Leading Republican speakers who have re-
turpcd from canyassing tours are conf
dent that General Robinson will be
elected Secretary OF state by At leaN.
10000. General Robinson himself, who
j. here TODAY. SAYS he would not be sur
urised il his maiority reached 2j,0O0. But
ibesc estimates are mol made with great
roufdepcc. when anaiyZcd IL j. found
that lLey are based on tne expectation Of =
nm vote. They seem to forget that there
Was a full vote last year when
Uoadly beat Foraker by l2,0OD.
II is conceded that the Prohibition vote
will not exceed 1900. though tbs Prohl-
bit,oni.ts Themselves talk OF 10000 TO 49,
! Coo. II is thought that from 10000 to
| COO votes will be east IN the state. TINS
will Le from 1000 to $1,000 greater tiian
| The vote Of last year or OF the presidentil'
! election OF 1850. II this vote should be
| pollcd. and il seems probable, there y
room for surprise to the shrewdeN Dolill-
/ clans in the final result. Mayor stephens
has announced that he VIII appoint spccla'
/ policemen for election-doy many rs ne
can pay with private subscription, there
4 being no money in the treasury.
A. TO the Prohibition vote IN the state
OF Ohio, opinions differ wildly. The Dem
oera,s Pot il highest, aud the Republicans
! lowest. while among The Prohlbitionlsis
The estimates range from the lowest Re-
pnblicsn figures TO the highest Democratic
estimate. 20 with the Irish. Defective
Republicans me disposed 10 exaggeraie
II. and Democrats are inclined TO belittie
| IL. while ihe Irish themselves have very
little to say on tue subject. Whatever tha'