New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-29
NORTHERN OHIO FULLY AROUSED.
TIE EFFECT oP BLAINE AND LoGAN's PRESENCE
DEMOCRATIC POLtCY-CARL sCuuM.
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TIE EFFECT or BLAINE AND LOGANs PRESENCE
DEMOCRATIC POLICY-CARL scHUL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TIE TgIBuNE.l
CGNcINNATr, Sept. 2s.-Two weeks ago tho
Republican strOnghods OF northern Ohio were quiet and
dull compared with the activity in southern Ohio. To-
day the situation is reversed The entire north country
Is abzc with Republican enthusiasm the result Of tho
presence OF the party leaders The wave will sweep
down this way this week, and by election day the entire
state will be wrought mp 70 fever heat There j. no
other topic cngrossng 10 the public mind rs the de-
tails the movements. receptions, incidents and adj
dresses concurrent with the presence Mr. Blaine and
General Logan. II Is evident that their coming has put
fire and lfc into the Republican canvass The Ropubli'
ranks feel the nspritng magnetism Of leader fresh
from brilliant victory In his own state. That the
Democrats feel corresponding depression r. evident from
the conduct Of their press. The Ehqrcr, Of Yesterday
morning contained bare alnsion 10 the great meeting
at cleveland on Friday night.
scnatorclcci Payncs speech nj Columbus on Thursday
is being published by the Democratic state Committee
Senator rcudotons speech, on the sam" oc"a-on found
public print only through the courtesy of the Republican
unpor here. ne Copme,cpi Go-cHc. The speeches of
Bnyard cndiicS.. Carlisle and pooltic are all ignored
both h, the Democratic press and c committee. Tirfn
is something significant IN thls NJ Payne speech was
iriicraton of MA much nmbod up Farm for revenue
only with incidental protection" irvs;n mild tmciion
o M. belief That 70 the ,icois hcHng thr sp0a ana
conservative statement about the hniuraa He Il phh
puhir mind and conscience That hc milsto rpir''nt
the trrr iiad, Dpmocincy rount4 nr nuthng. provided
that the Democratic managers rAn Ul the ,oiris Win
hls smonlt spnktn rlnuulo'. ..,
int.n muulit u,ri the eihtr ns in ihr tni uf iWil
s,hnv'i srryh.' "a not rnr,. .",g,'n ' mm ~
brwi,i inis ftt nlu that u his nu niuir ihum inlr
" Nanslrl hp main aN rnnt,uinhl. iWrirssun, inum
vhul hs h,gA,hhs "ni'ta w.,'i,r lGn,W Nv
fnt 90 ihni the humnrini' a'unlrnli nl ~" NlWHp
suuiuni that ihNN thn -ni Mth 90 tW'r NlN 'ieNtN
IUh .ti
Ar r,rtiun 90 iiahp nnl lo=nn
fnr mi7ll-,MtHiAN Vofr,
fhr National Convention uf thn hlah American ile'
rdl,iu National League, which win assemble hrir on
Wednesday, promises to br ui Nld, ,ll.m Importance,
Couel g. T. Marrl-uu president of lh, League, has lot
t,i, from correspondent, mower th States indicating
that large delegations viii hc pro-ut non states a. far
away a. IcNa- aud Maine Mr. Blaine viii nr hero on
Alexander sullivan. OF ,hi,a-o, who la- br.n speaking
through The state ami VIII adll"-- meeting h'lr 10
moow night, said to-day that NOT -- inan 10000 lr-h-
Americans. Who never NOt,da Republican ticket before,
viii vote ior General Robinson So October, aS vel a~ for
Tho Republican cutldaie Tor t9h.l"''. lli~ lul-nens
s based personal contact with Dcm'crat' throughout
the stat" correspondence the ATTENDANCE ~ public meet
n-, and thr attitude Of the rt-li-A american p'-. Con-
Yonna.i"un Ilys that on the Hc.cr, the Iri,hAmcr.
John j. t;cahan. sccicaty of the Irish
American Republican Leallc. saws that b. has letters
from over 5000 irish American Democrats In ohio, who
will vote for Blaine and Logan. u" estimates tho
uatralcd IRISH in Ohio 40 10000. and the Rcpub
licin Jccc>>iOu~ from Democratic Irish american de
fc,ton al 1900 votes. lie has mad" careful canvass
oi the STATE.
John Il. Mclean is expected home from NrVl"rk on
Tuesday Chairman B1r.cr. of ihc DcmorItic state
Committee. j. expected 10 meet Linn. Ills followers,
when asked about the outlook u pho. reply that they
tell b,tIcr after Tuesday. Il evident that they cN-
prrt fund, ON hs return \ y u0yi.tt. who i Zoo the
confidence Mclean ana Bar-cr. said to-day that tho
f.l, for ohio would bc principally made m Cleveland,
Cnumhi~ Cincinnati and Toledo. The streets of tmrin-
uaf already begin +" show the faces of men who aro
known 20 De political maupulaot of th" worst type.
They make frequent trip, tO Lpu-N Ir and Nashville,
and spend deal of time i'm the In don~ and cheap
hoariiu -hou~c- along thr river. A 'sc ~-us point
thc sor. that thc effort carry Ohio Tor
the Democracy Will be 10y Ncnal mean