New-York tribune., 1884-10-18

thing that has tho flavor of Nationality '" 49,,
and n,rnsr The old Coppcthcads we're hnon,,
whmiuv thnt tbrr, wna nn Sinirnsion by terciau
hod," lust M they complained oi ta ihNaA", ~, =,
our niSicr states during Tho war, ,hsN & w''Trh rhsy
have the iNonfnhc soccAh pniaon i"r veins NV wv
whom their hnllics nnd Ancahs co not ohta'" , r",
scssop OF the polls for ,lnnanrm, r".l hec" rampsd
upon aud they have heen lying by trl"Ht"P" W.
over the land to excuse Themselves, ,,,,,,oot
The game was to carry Ohio with irhnuulo"..
Southern vote for the coal oil gang. and the eaH '"
pernrcrs and burglars and toIgers and inisclhi VI
backma corruption funds through the cohhnp",n"s tna
license of crime III Cincinnati The men Az % 'ao ao
money were provided to do this thing, ana thch "
raise the rebel yell for Cleveland and reform. a..
The nfamy was defeated and that's Wit nfoatcd ~ h9
matter with the Democrats. How was ~ ucic"'o"
|. Through the guards at the polls VINO ,ho",h
rule efficient III stopping Democratic irauu inpuu n,
in several wards the Democratic repeaiers ilu ~
I'm their work TO the amount of some hundreds oil
votes. ~ ,. hiob 10
aroused against the degrading rule OF thc ioup'io
and fraud schemers who first took posscssiou vi ..'o
Democratic party and through 1t gained 'hc o'y
and nut il to the basest uses. .,,
g. Through the solid strength OF the lncorruPti'io
and glorious German Republicans, who stoou III , tlio
storm immovabe. They always stand win ns wien '
they are not fanaticay medded with; anu as ,'iuS
are men of principle and intelligence they kIow
that this is the time for the decision OF Hatl"nai la
questions. They Repub leans and voter tiic ne g.
publican ticket dcspsing the petty pclsohaiitrs "
which Carl ScnUrz is devotng himscli, anu ~ uso ,t
gar,lmg the Establishments of the majority VI 'hc
brewers. - .,, o,er
j. Tie Irish Republicans were stronger than ever f
before and were phalanX in the whirlpool vi VI
rioters but the mass of lrishmen who are goihe w
vote for Blaine could not be persuaded TO vote 1h9
Republican State ticket There is one Blame ana
Logan club of three hundred and fifty ,Tisllcn III III
the Twenty-iirst Ward of Cincinnati all heretoloIe
Democrats and all sure for Blaine and Logan anu
only one hundred and fifteen of them voted tiic ne
publican State and county tickets The majority
drew the line on the Presidency. .u,.o eoh.
The Democratic Dsay that they VIII make i, Hgh. ~
| in Ohio for Cleveland IL utter folly. lhcy VIII III"
doubt come out and vote Their inll strchg.n r pns
their Confederate and Iooscr army OF repeateirs
has bccn driven in dismay over the borders never 10
! return and the smallest figure to be naIned ,oi
| Blainc's majority in Ohio two weeks from tuesday
next IL 30 600. That Is enough, Dut llc olhcai hS-
# is easy for men who do not care what they say
| 10 say lust now that the Democrats never expected
to carry Ohio Clearly they did expect to carry IT.
Look at the Democratic kilograms sent from 'oiunl-
bus the night before the clec ION to the Journals IN
| all the great cities They tell uniform s'ory oI
| Democratic confidence. The Democratic Governor
of the state claimed 1t the night before the election
| by 5000, and their disappointment is something
Why did they arrange the Cleveland show il,
New York and Brooklyn, for the.ycry next DAYS ana
nights during which the news from rc ono q" "g tSnr
amount OF money spent; and of tho tho Con, on
| knights of the Golden Circle from Indiana and
the. coal oil fraud machine III Cincinnati aud the
J preparations for the corruption ot judges oi tDe
made success in the State certain and the arrange
| meat was that Gov. Clcveand's presence here.
| though he was too wooden 10 open ms mouth,
| would give prod gous emphasis 10 the celebration
| of the Democratic victory They are oyorthrown.
| They have gone down. horse and rider, mule ana
| driver like lead in the mighty waters and
among the hundred rcpcatcrs arrested III
| Cincinnati on election day. there Will be found q
| rich harvest f"r th" pcnien;ary
| As for the Democratic leaders IN tlncihha,L
| several of them II Is notoIlous walked upon the
dizzy edge of the pcnitentny III the promo
| ton Of election frauds ~ lN'o;
| and the experience OF cold sweat inf %V'Ial
| months so closely were they pressed aud ~ mar
rowly did they escape assisted to harden thclr con
scrva ism this time. They saw the c1rnostncss ol
the people and the prison clothes win th" convict
stripe once seen are never ioIgpit'n' -
The treatment of colorcd people ~ Clnclnnatl on
election day WAS in the most solid southern StNic'
In one cellar the night before the clc, non thc
| Democrats c polce packcd lone hundred aul thirteen
colorcd citizens. SIMPLY l" prevent 'n'ir Vo''nR'
50 secretly WAS this done aud 80 close was the
guard that only one of the number was fclr s'd III
time Ia vote aud that was an accident. he rest
swcltcrcd until the posclu'ed ~ an atmosphere ta
| lacked but little of reproducing the horrors
oi the Black llolo of Calcutta Does II b'con'
people guilty oi such IN Internal outrng" to- go
whining aud bollowng through the country about
the introduction oi a i9'ciRn BODY, w t'lo @ m 'o'"
| OF United states maishals into u state contest I
! The truth is clear that there never was =
! more National contest than thht wnlch
occurred III Ohio on Tuesday last
! Mr. Elaine stated the ease when he sad that the
people of Ohio were voting Tor tue ohi''d STATES
| and that the vote would be decisive;
| Ohio IA NOT annexed 10 the South crn Confedcr-
| acy. She stands Tor the more perfect union,
! winch Is the Nation. aud with the solid Norm at
least will elect james Il, Blame the next frcsucnt
of the United states. hat Is what the election ct
Tuesday told rs plainly as MI. Webster said OF
another great matter. as If written ON the sky III
letters of flame between Orion and tho Plelades'