New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
ATALK WITH MAJOR BUITEnWohlh.

mn ,,,,>vs HIS PROSPECTS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
APE CONDITIONING FOR LARGE MAJORITY
IN NOVEMBER.
NY TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBUNEl
V.sUINGTON, Oct An 1882. by the most
outrageous Democratic frauds, Major Butter"or'n was
defeated for reelection TO Congress from 'he ISL ~
District which comprises portions OF the c'y Oh .'
MAJ, and of Hamilton County outside the CITY, lhs !o'
lie is again in the field. and according 10 u"s'"o'!
Inflammation the prospects OF his election are iprlgh
During his four years OF service in the House. M'o
Butterworth gained place In the 'front.' ra"h VI w
baters and by his energy and industry ne WAS ci'" W
render useful service to his district ana state 'nA'
he said TO TRIBUNE correspondent the o'hci u!' una"
on the whole the Republican outlook III my district Is s
oooa and i'm some respects ii is better than was Tour
yeors ago The Germans Republicans from cohVic-
fion They have and never had any sympathy WIN
either the principles or policy OF the Democratic parry
The Germans giving Blaine as hearty support rs
they did Garfield The indications are that large mum
Der of Irlsh-Americans also will vote the Republican
ticket They are earnest and outspoken. They have
ittle natience with the frectade ideas or the Demo-
cratic party. II is the custom OF the Dehocrdc! III o
state to claim everything ana 10 claim 1t e1u'hsH iis
they do 10 cover possible contingency oil suo'ess
frauds at the ballot box. Our Supreme Court Is SusPc
of having thrown its and dignity to the dogs anu
engaged in hnckstong in politics II Is said that the
fiat has gone forth from the East thai the scout law u'
be declared unconstitutional. IL seems that "o'erhoi
Hoady and Mr. Barger and udge owens thoush' 'n"'
plain bargain for judicial opinion, which was 10 fe
preparel TO suit the trade. involved degree oil iamy
10 which they were unwilling to descend Oh course an
snr neole The nquor dealers included know that ater
having lodged the question when fully ana IaliA re o.
seuted an opinion under political pressure wona m 10
entitled to respect. whatever the opinion nisn9
and the court would become stencil IN the hos.rs VI
the decent people OF the state. They are III
straits and IIOadly and Barger and owens may go uoM
under the pressure Republican hrewer VIII not ne. ,
their principles because Democratic supreme CV 9.
has delivered potco judicial opinion on the cos'u
tionaty Of the scott law. -, ,., ..o,. o,d
\ The frauds that few fellows In Cincinnati invent ana
carry out are great variety and those VINO ~
heating and stung the ballot box are sure o Deno
cratic fayoi They always appoint them 10 once as "
reward for inGmy. There is absolutely no suIeI M "
promotion 10 or in office In the Deomcratlc party tnh
The commission OF crime against the Dallot III @ Ino II,
feIest OF that party The Republicans e1pect .he
Crats TO attempt such frauds In Cleveland lOeno am,
,,;,a- CITIES Hopes entertained that tne pia9
The enemy will mi-GaITy. Nay, we feel sure OF ~ Duv
Ter ho, no strength i'll E6Gtton county thousn l man,
admire him and regard him rs enga=ef n goou %oIa
The Prohibition will he very small III II souen ns
an aid TO the Democratic pDrty. The Democrats are
cultivatng every man. every princpue every @ ~
that will win a vote 10 them OF take Que IRON the ho ,
publcans Our people are not always ala'etu ne,
fhey are no1 hurrahing The Importance OF tne cop.
A. understood and the feeling is deep and earnest Oo
will 90 Republican by from 1000 10 2OcOO nal0lt9 III
October and by q much larger majority III November