New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
DEMOCRATIC EFFORTS IN OHIO.
THE TALK AT NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HEADQUAR-
TERS-vTsfTORs.

The campaign will be fairly opened before
the cose Of this week The National Committees or boh
parties have spent several weeks organizing and pre-
pairing TOR active, aggressive work II UNDERTOOK tha
ono Will he the battle ground FOR the six weeks
Tho Democrats have raised large ~ money for
campaign purposes and hebuk ~ Il Will be placed 81 the
disposal Of the ohio managers Since the time that the
McLcanPayne combination defeated Pcudeton for the
senate by unduly nnuen'ing n majority OF the Demo
cratic members OF the legislature the exp'nse Of
conducting Democr tie campaign IN ONO
has increased one hund ed per cent The av-
craze Democratic politician Of Ohio now ex-
poets a. 80 hopes 70 two gold dollars glitter
whera one was wont 10 sparkle A. Na iunai Republican
headquarters yesterday II point out that rs ne
Dcmoc ga ar about 10 concrnrnte their y. speak
ers and organizers in Ohin IA Republicans sho Ia DC
warned 't will longer do 10 rely upon tie historic
procyity Of Ohio to give Rep 4bllcan MAORI eaoh
Pres entail year 'or i- fall In otler wor s.
that the Republicans while they have all the odds IN
their favo~, while they the rght and popular SIDE
Of the Local and while they united earnest anu
enthusa tic have in'aIbl' assurance OF an easy
victory. The danger from conf ience which was
POINTED on by THE TRIBUNE some days ago Is now real
lie by The OHIO Republicans and they have awakened
10 true 81 he situa Ion.
Colonel W. W. Dudley, tonuis- oner Of Pensions, sad
that he entertained 10 'cfu view OF he prospects OF TIE
Repu ,rcan- The at Wishin 2ton has been br-ht
ana insp.1inr. He thong that indiana would surely
Oho If pains taken conduct Vigorous fight and
ct the u mocrlts at every point.
1t understood tha he Democratic National Commit
tee hos ordered do .umcnts worth more thin
$4,000 to b. sent to Ohio. In the Vest ana
the East too that matter. the Democrats
are r>~ortng % all manner ~ expeGieat5 to
carry their elect raj tcles Their favore scheme IN
the West. Is patch coalitions rth TIE GreenoatK
Labor Anti onopov Prohibition parties. I'm iowa
Genera aver and the Dem Gratis have agreed upon
fusion tick {. The GreCnhack convention wa con
led by Ihe macli The Dem crats are 10 nave
seven electors tckrt the or enba kers seven
There il nothing alarming about This fusion J. :
& arkson IA. iowa member Of he Nato' al committee
ard Of The publishers Of me IO'rG SGte ESge does
feel that Re uDiican FucrcSs IA pu n 1e pdfdF ny
lance. aid thiuk- that Iowa VIII Civ Blaine ana
Logan $4,000 majority. Senator Allison ~ or the same
OTIni n.
Iowa; John F. Riley, Washil gtOn Emery A. stoirs, TN
20: ]. r. Foraker ONO; j. :. ClTksOu, Iowa; W,
~. Dudley, Commissioner Of Pensions A. u -haw,
United Sta.es Ccnsu General, Nnch"-'er LnNahuj
4. II. Auuch Name; T. v Dill New York j. IL
small Maine and l.. H. " don Illinois.
u f. asserted that he Supreme Court 81 ONO viii
shortly declare the Scot Law unconstitutional Inc
lIl. Dealers Association demands This as the cond
tion ~ it, support OF hr oual AMI state Democratic
uulcd none OF the pledges made by the Democratic
party o. a. Ion dealers OPT thereby 10 avoid CIV
ing oiru q th" mo- respectable wing ot the par Y
ha- lee the Democrat pcy rom the hr.l 10 siIIl lf
90. a'h y IT ne lqurq es'inn upol tie m rene
tourf bur be- lnttr ma 80 lrng delayed is cion thf
D. D, touItul u 'hc liquor de icrs cdu again % uf0ughi
into her ST 1pttay vi the De 0cratlc pIry.