New-York tribune., 1884-10-13

nv TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE
-. a.. 10 The canvass I'm this State
COLI tic closed. so far "a work at head
has is concerned The Republicans heio
q"" 800 meetings last Weeh, "u
o' hold 100 more Tomorrow. bu, '",
"", ,;narv work of the committee has oeen nnlsneo
p'''h ,he leaders are awaiting the verdic, vi ,no
"sore There Is not nlucn oo"o'
poPDu favor the Republican cause
It vi" 10 accomplished by the $500 900 which
Wu,, "a ra,s have distributed In the state IL
tue p,,ic,l They are desperate aud have staked
,t,. ,ttempt to dcbauch the ONO voters
W. "" ,l, they have confidence that It viii succeed
npp''an npp" parear and Governor Iioadly asrurca
.,',a,,c CORE ,pondents to-day with great
i'"v, i,'Sa,ce that the state would go Democratic
a. Ind for two years "i'o'"""'
,,er Mr.. Bargar told u story "n"n
'e.n,.d to inset his previous u'tcrahceS h' sal"
49,, ho voke up last night and laughed 10 'ninh
w., scare he had gwen the Republicans. lnat
Sid NOT look much rs though he believed th'' '"o
democrats would carry the state
Iobn g. Thompson said tonight that inc
anra,s o vould have 1000 majority Upon
hearing that uttcrance from Ihompson anu'nv'
n.oocrat declared he was now inclined to thihk
.Snir cause hopeless. The Republicans will, aa-
so,d;po 70 the best authorities, carry Hamilton
Conntv bv small majority and Cuyahoga
,alaroe one The Democrats concede Cuyahoga
C.r !, which Cleveland is situated, TO the ne
avbiicons but they claim Cincinnati or Iiaui.on
Tountv In 1882 the Democrats carried dI, II d
County bv 10 $50 majority. Last year H0adiy nad
NounS7 al IN that county II is absolutely certain
cn{ & tIe democrats cannot hold all the German vote
thev had last year and the hepupHcAnS "i' s
ing in every other direction.
EFFORTS TO PREVENT FRAUDS.
The Democrats do not claim any gains TINS year,
rho;r only hone of holding their small majority OF
iast year is by frauds. They have posses
o, of the election machinery. But the
ponublcans are aroused. The business men OF
CINCINNATI have organized for protection oi their
,,cbts and the Chamber of Commerce Will ADJOURN
ON Tuesday for the first time in It's history 10 ngh'
fraud. Under these circumstances the ne
nublicans are making no claims OF maJorHy
n Cincinnati although their poll shows one
Roth sides anticipate large aggregate Vo'e' anu
Of course where the drift Is one way VI
The other in such vote it is hard TO tell "her II
will stop. ,,.
A. the October election in 1850. the Repubi
cans polled 362O21 votes for secre-
tarv of State At no time have
.ho Domocrats east as many votes as that. The
nearest they ever came TO 1t was last year, whei
Governor Hoadley lacked only 232o OF th'
Penublican vote of October 1850 But The
Republicans were sure of victory IN 1850 an'
had a reserve vote of $4,000 which came out II
November The HOadly vote OF las
year was increased by many thousands of WOO
growers. Germans and colOred men, who have nov
returned to the Republican ranks.
Even allowing that the Democratic vote OF las
wear holds firm there remains An apparent maIorl'!
for the Republicans hut the DemoIrac I'M not exnec rec
il 10 do so. Chairman Bargar, OF the Doho
cratic Commi tee. has sent out IiI'Iao wTi1ten III
return for votes for Newman the head the EN-
rrsIic ticket. That is clear confession OF weak
ness.
EFFECTS OF Mr.. B1A1NEs 1R1P.
There is no difference of opinion among kepui
hcans as TO the effect of Mr.. Blaines tour throug
the state Ii has been remarkably succeSsluI "n
has stirred ND Republicans III way that could n'
otherwise have been accomplished referring 10
ON the train to-day General Charles H. Grosveno
4he candidate for Congress in the Athens dlstr'
which includes the Hooking Valley mines, sald
"Nr Blaine's trip has done great good.
shall carry the State by a. "a
MAJORITY how much il is hard 10 ten;
dritr Is toward the Republicans. ana IL is haru
tell where 1t will stop. 1t may ciye US ZU.VV
majority and II NAV stop conSlderapt snols
that In my district there Will be = gam "l n !, q
ieasr 500 votes over last year. he dlstrIcI RaV
Foraker 3 400 majority. Ii Will give koDmso
4l0O ;. voo,,o,, W
on election day. | never knew time, howcNeI
when the Democrats had so much money 10 use I
now The Prohibition vote VIII .be pe HIn sn.'I =
Their canvass il wholly conducted by the use
bemocTaIc money. never knew Repubica
meeting, he better attended nor ehth1SiaS, ~
gysgrte Syu vnte viii be large, prob bly, 100000.
Is difficult with such vote to tell mlch aDT1. ,iT
jOrities. would not be SURPRISED II ,nc w ne noPu "a
hcans have much more than they are U" iooA IL
forD
CHAIRMAN oGLEvEE's VIEWS.
Resting here over Sunday are number OF leat
ing Republicans They all agree that the sta
will give good Republican majority Chalrnia
Opilvee of the state Committee, said to-nght:
81 see nothing TO change my opihlo
that the state will give a Large hepupl
can majority. The talk OF De'hocrd,
confidence does not disturb me in the least.
every town We know of men who voted against
last year who Will this year support the ticket
do not know OF single man that supported the pa
" last year that Will not do so on TUESDAY mex
The greater part, though not all the German No
that left US Will return There were from 5000
5000 woOlgrowers who voted against us idS' So"
Some think the number much greater. Ihey W
all come back and bring with them al least 20,
Democrats The colored vote Will DE soho IA
year. We will gain many soldier votes.
THE CONTEST FOR CONGRESS.
There Is not a slgn OF dlsanectlon III tuo my"
lcan ranks. In regard TO Congressnen' All !"
so sanguine as some others. General but'er"oi
aid General Brown, in the two Cincinnati d
tncts. will be elected if we can 2
fair election there. Mr.. More
at Hamilton District and Mr. Sink at Dayto
think that they can overcome the Democrat
rnaiorities in their respective districts. take
that Lefevre, Hill and seney, Democrats
the vth, With and With Districts W
be elected Little. Republican. Will
course be returned from the With D'strl
and W. e. Cooper from the lXth. In the Ath u
trict the chances of Romes defeating Hurd