New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
THE ONO CAMPAIGN.
,,,,,,s ,,, a., .,sf,s yistf HAS DONE,
Aas nA,rlins nAisfn t0 A Nieath Fil.st-ht.

,o,so,,n.g, OCT n-M,, hiaine's iopF ~ ohio 10
nav ~ fsg completed that i'a hhtes 90" "e 'eus'
stood agd tho result determined h"t ~" w
publieans doubted tha espedehey of 'hs ''lf' wv
there is onlY one opinion now concerning 's "''"5
ss praeiical political movement, lhs hen'p''"''
Themselves furnish the best testimony !" 'hS 'u"'
cluson in the eaprts that they have nlsua '" "'
little the triumphant progress OF ,he i'""''',
Knight; TO insult him by the distribution oi
politc.i documents containing personal "''"'"''
among the people gathered to see HIM TO arrange
onpositjon meetings and TO create the impfeSso"
that the entire trip is mere hippodTome. ho
fact is that Mr. Blaine's presence III o"o "a'
had a wonderful influence on the canvass no'o
gave opportunity for an expression oil the poP"i"i
heart aud will. it brought the people toge'ho' y"
common band, and it has lifted the canvas, "o''
the low plane of local issues. local jo"'1 80,
aod local personalities. TO the h'gh' o'oa'
,,,an. of tho National contest. The Democrats
have cudeayored increasingly. since the opening Vi
Tho ca,onaign TO drag il down to IA low ieVei' o'
local and side issues. The Republicans nave so's",
In elevate it, but only measnreaoiy successful
mn 10 the time when Mr. Blaine came ih'o 'ho ''"'o'
Tbey are now suprcmcly happy. the hquor ques',o"
has been reegatcd to future state s'i"ee'o''
while the taiTn question: the question OF Ahci'oa
for Americans. is at the forefront Inc presence
The leader and his lieutenant has made the issue
not it s the Issue which the election IN oc'opor
will hinge
THE wFsTERy RESERVE THOROUGHLY AROUSED.
There have been specific points where Mr. Blame
has attained remarkable successes. Ihis Is true oi
the Western Reserve. which was IKE iahd Vi
dreamcrs unit, Mr. Blaine came into Ohio' MS nf"t
point os contact being tic remOtest hor'he"''
corner The death of Garfield seemed 10 haVe
stunned the rugged, sturdy republicanism Oh the
l,f,. min
the people there to new life and energy. Today
the whole reserve is like a camp OF war; ana 'hcic
will he a vote pollei there on election day whch
cannot be overcome by the Democratic corIuPuon
funds placed il the large cities. ;.;. a. .ho
Tbcrr wa, broad polcy ia Mr. Blaincs Visit 10 the
Demncratlc strongholds of Northwestern Ohio, anu
his trp down the DEMOCRATIC ter OF cOun'los o % ,ne
western border as he sped M9 M & .io H ~, of
The West On the reserve. votes are 20 De piouet m
out. In the peinOcrltc COUNTESS ilsn arc ~ C,,cin
conraged 10 assert their Independence III Clhcln-
naii the party was TO he nerved tor ueSpena,u p
struggle with elements Of society that hlus amI, d,
frnm tbe poondav sun. and come 1u only AZ higu!
i'm dark shadows. The Kcublicans OF ClhSinn9a.l H.
three days or week ago. wee not leal9, ioi ,ii;o
struggle. Tie leader has been h'Ie' ; aul a., ,,rL
changed; not rs Ly magc for there IS yet ,t n.Hot
yntk of prcl,aration necessary, but III way thdt
Indicates n determination TO leave no stohe @ ,li-
Ahmed f. secure success. II Mr. Blal9e slial HoN
Isl the Hooking Valley. as is contemplated, before
leaving Dino, he will have reached every pa,I ~ ~
the State where his presence nieht urn he |Iur | w.
that will be lasting IN It's strength
covFDFNCE rEiI ON EVERY HAND.
The wonderful ability fertility ana resource that
Nr Blaine has shown in his numerous biIei at
dresses has been one Of the iehakable features "
tie trir. and is widely commented upon. me
mat a. of his speeches has been surprise to each
,.,v community IN which he spoke Two, three
and four weeks ago. there were plenty oi hepuph
cane In phip who shook their heads IN doubt when
o,t,stion,d about carrying the state. New tlitie
DE none. judse loinhet say lo-uaA
lieioie went w. msei ~ i,,,, "at,,s "s,n,r hdd hndd
inph ettthiue 10 the suhiltih rAit ~ " r'h,,,i
Ihr iatep niondtb,e nhl rhthh7nsih ~ th' nl,'t ,
ma, ttn Was uult sntnd in thpsp hirh hphinl W.
ti,us tni Mi. Uiainn, ~ Clinton tnhniit lnuhn
Nh Savage, tha iotmef nnmntihiip eh4'l'hnle ~, ~,
,oneless and laih,nl e1t,a,u AMI c"rnner
supporting tie lirpnhlinah ithnl ih hp n'"S' rl'%n ~
mont merchant IA hiduef, hh'W 'Inl W. "rs nrs,n "'
,i",, since Sir iliine came INTO the state u has
ieen A grnund swell. SchLZ did ns no harm IA
on o. lie Is power ia thc tide, hut Is "s' "Hoh ho
Mwor &. r. Iiiiyen, of Toledo says that the out,
lonI IN t,r Nu,tL,yrst is promising, ami that Nurd
nrohably will he defeated for Congress senator
Bruce WHO has been stumpng III 'enliaI anu %
Sonthcastcm Ohio, say6 that he Is p'S%,ne % VI Wd ~"
Gallia especally. Senator Plumb, oil Kansas WhV
has been looking the State over Tor the Natl'hal
ConInittcc says that the fight has been suphorll
one ana will be till the close but he Is e3nuden' ot
the result. United States Attorney d. a. Na'Soh' oi
Columbus, says the same thing
GooD MAJORITY EXPrCrED
Among tLe vast number of visitors in Cincinnati
OF the present time from all over the state tho
cnrnion is general that the state Will
probahlv 90 Republican and some OF them talK
of 10000 to - OOO and possibly $4,000 majority.
Senator sherman SAYS that the state VIII give at
least 10000 Republican majority and probably
more Governor Foster says that he hal no dohpt
of great victory. The canvass OF the state IeNe"is
surrii,ing gains The Logan County canvass shows
Republcan gain over the majority gwen CARRIED oi
3oD. Cha,ouaignc 400; Columbiana, 600: Jefferson,
IoU: belmont, 900. and MdhOnlnR Jop. lhcsc are
gains over lSSO. Lucas County when gave i'ohI-
ocrlttc majority OF 500 last year. VIII prOoaDly go
Reuub,icAn this year. Governor foStor SAYS 'htI
the Democrats hope to force the supreme OVur',
which Is under Their control, 10 dcClle Tue oco1t
Law uncOns titutiOnal, bit a. tndt can oc uoiO
only if AT all, by "railroading process, IL
would not have the effect anticipated ny 'lc
Democrats Judge Foraker says that ClucnnitI
will give Republican majority OF Z,opo ,'his
year. The only feature of the situation whleh
Occasions istrust is the silence of the Democracy,
from which il is evident that misch ell IS intended
The kcpublicans howcN er, are now allVe 10 Ihe
emergency. and every point VIII he guar1eu. nc W
repeate:s are beng marked, and will iail quickly
into the hands of the law II repeating is attempted
The Ohio kiver is guarded, pickets have been sci on
all the lines of railroad leading INTO the Stalc anu
the ppg uel , are already warned OF what thcy
nav Xi,cct The ballot boxes III CINCINNATI nave "a
crank attachment. which prevents any stuihnE ~
framduleut counting. II is only by repeating that
frand can be successful With precautions duly
taken in that direction. far election may DC
coupted upon. and that means Republican success
LITTLE GERMAN DETECTION.