Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18

The political pot has passed the s!mmering stage.
AID how b1iis VrEeLIently- >kirnfeh,Eg Is over.
and tie general eng cement has beTIn- The de-
bataU!e STATES are sd5d win Partisan orators.
am app"ais 10 save the couDlFy are ringing from
every stump IL Nv YORK. perhaps. tle most
earnest worn u the canvass I, being done, tut IL Is
not % the noisy -Grt There arr clements Ia the
state wnich gGi;s practical IN politics. and they
WELD power enough 10 laaEe the OBJECTS OF atten-
ton Il require, influences more Substantial LHan
the fowers rheJJTil Vi the stUIap speaker 10 weld
together the different elements OF party in New
YORK. a weii-Jrgar zrd machine, directed by skill
ful managers, l. sal potent there. Both Sides are
doing roOuS; NOrk, but neither is IaaneuyerMg IN
public aside t1e closed coLnnlittee-rootns the
most effective political movements are dcvisel and
SCI IL opera ion The po.l,ioL taken by Tammany
In sappo The d-Rocratic ticket is OF uRIeubied
value 10 taa, party. Though tbs action WAS taken
reluctantly AMI the cnIOrse nent was given
grudSthE-y, It strengthens Cleveland Tammany
i Lnt n-Ost COupdct political organization that
ever existed IL this country. Ito members are
drilled 20 follow their leaders and ii Is by holding
together q compact political force that tue socf-
IT, maintains Its power. IL Ia the distribution CT
nominations or Ioya, aud county 0iiIoea Tanimaay
shsI! II the SHARE IL CLAIMS the chances are that
the nigaHZdlt oI VII support Cleveland with some
deere o! earne>tness. IL Is local ia ronage thai
Il the Ife-bOOd OF Tammany, and lis adnerents
attach more Importance to the mayorIIty than the
presidency.
The result ia New York seems 10 be as much q
matter of doubt tO-d5S Two mon. ais ago There
Is d>-lnectIOH ia Lotl parties and the thirty-six
electoral vU1e~ Of the state, probably depend upon
what may IL Gons ierVtel now and the election.
IL The west WheT 1eIVid oTatOTy Is effective. the
people are more delNOuetTatye. The presence OF
cen Logan mas aroused considerable enthusiasm In
Michigan, and IN Indiana and Ohio Mr.. Blaine Will,
ho doubt, sir party TO- ally its very depths In
OHIO the TePuo.C,iI> are making i thorough can
vJsS Meetings are being he'd In every city, town
and election precinct, and the best speakers of the
party ART doing service there The dt mOcrats are
not making mueh display. but according to all
reports tEey are just dIiGrnt as their opponents,
They are In KIM Use OF th,. liquor question and
tn.tt l. subject that can % worked better in
quiet The democratic comm tees IN Indiana
ono. Wisconsin. Iowa, Illinois, ans in Michigan
are icing materiJ u and SySteIat ICalIy assisted by
The brewers O1 cUurS- attention is now given
TO OHIO oy the national uan4sers OF both sides as
lhe october vote Of that state VIII have very
nlsrAed INFLUENCE upon other states Ia November
The republicans aboriEg TO bring OUT their fun
voting strength. - That IS all they consider neces-
sary Ia give chem III" state. They are striving TO
inIuSe the parry with degree or enthusiasm that
viii bring out ali the stdy-at- homes OF the past
Two years, through whose neglect to VOTE IL Is In
sisted, the state Went democratic. This year
they labor under a disadvantage they have not had
toencounter In the past The election machinery
II III the hand; OF the democrats With this newly
acquired power and Tie prestige OF two successive
Victories the demo, rats feel mora hopeful of Ohio
than in any 2 e5idential contest since the state
first passed under republican control All things
considered, the chances are probably favorable to
the republicans. but they admit that IL VIII take q
hard light to win