New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-06
arp HLAINE LEAVING OHlO
vrs,,trs OF HIS TRIP IN THE STATE.

Is'' 60 ,,,ies distant where he will remain unt
.a,rov ,"s The demonstration here last nlRht was
W. larger and better than the one heio py ,he
m".,s n, Wheeling in honor of Hendricks
-, a, the latter place the Democrats hau oeeh
''s.,l for weeks At late hour when
~. ,,,.ae had ended Mr. blaine In response 10 re-
I'D 'n calls msde short address. saying
The qs, MARINE man rhe original uetctia that
sfs into any lahe constitutes very sma, s,m tbat
,hs .r'l 81 , , whe she is anehed tie material IN he
.S. ooo hs gset ttpso s"1 r., ,nsan 80 ,hs @ ma
,si ssss dees bot eest ",ainn o'sn a" w.
,s"s n be eo eo.,s t io e', p, s,,S,aS ,,sa 's' ~
sh,e A. ,a,,aenls 90 show that u !sili f pGle"m ~
al,saily of specially % lne'es, 20 af nam "n" Win mai
@ ,se, hsef With h vote how 81, can nrn,e,e n nes
ters 80 ~ Tue ensei of .a',m -" Inn Of fact
sapsion in which You can appeal to hgaiss ,t %h
vn np here within the last fifteen years Non are
ne ~ the evidences OF me great sipM, u, u ,', a and
on ,b and have had occasion 10 say at other ee.ngs
,osay What now say 10 you and what Deg 10 i'o''
o t Soa to take two epochs in the history OF ONO
Take nrst the year is6o. Your state was t,ei, men " t
, i.s years old IL was sevcntythree years men rom
~ lime Ohio was organized as part OF the Not
Terriiory In those seventy three years OF
tsence the citizens Of Ohio had accumulated
atS ~" 10 the amount Of Sl,1O0,ooaOoO Inc Im.H
states census of 1850 shows that ths ," na ooo 0no
., Ohio then lttie e over siS":troi and
very large OF money In lsol tne S ono ho
apsnca policy Of the United States was cnanseo .! @ S
ng af tbe Republican party, aud IN consequence ol
s, nHsnge protective tariff was enacted which has
been ever in force Cheers In lsso 1wen,y anSheT
ensus was taken and IL found that III tnose t"SiS
years the aggregate %ei OF te az st ao no0 600 you
bai added to your wealth in those twenty years
as had been created IN lie severn sesens Si0o 900
needing You had added upon an aveage h t yS,r
n0 psr wear the permanent capltalized weh a. y &
ssf. ana that was done largely by virtue OF anu III Fu
& se oy the effect OF the protective tariff upon the
lslor and the industries of your state DO you wan,
that to continued Yes es IA NO DO yon want Con-
ress to be cOnvulsed with the question SO s 10
values and check enterprise and Irlghteh capt iu'
generally produce condition OF uhcertant n i1,i1ad
eut oil the financial and business interests o 'no
NV look at what has been the effect simply Of me M
Morrison tarf bill They did NOT ge , t,nS the t
country in turmoil ,and agitation ana mus @ nloV'1d d
ingoTiously the interests OF every lab9rng man p Si o
ortanizeTuot merely change in the tariff for that
might be efiected-Dut do you want 10 orsahIS Ii
reua congressional agitation of that question No
IF Won do not the matter is in your own hands ONO
has the power to command that u sa i ~, ~ ,or
have the powcr oin that command ana tle ol'pol
ipntv viii he given you on the llth day OF October
through yorr individual ballots lCheersl
Pro,PECTs OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
Mr.. Blaine has now visited good part OF TINS
State. and he has everywhere been received WIN
great enthusiasm. A good opportunity has been
Afforded those travelling with him tOilearn the exact
nolitical situation in Ohio. Certainly, unless all
signs fail and the Judgment of those best qualified
,o know proves to be much at fault Onio VIII give
alarre majority for the Republicans at the cleo
t,on an October H. The enthusiasm and the drtt
are all with the Republicans. The democrats
are perbapa better organized. They have plenty OF
money and they rely on its corrupt use TO CARY inc
State on the Western border, where the counties
give Democratic maiOrities. Colonization fiom
Indiana has been attempted. Gangs of Democratic
repeaters from the East have been distributed IN
the cities Morris Thomas, Of baltimore wen
known for his disreputable political work ih that
city, waa seen IN hotel III company WIN
.ome other marked Eastern Democrats at
Columbus ON Friday The absence Oi any
registry law In Ohio makes IL more diiilcnll
Cor Republicans 10 prevent Democratic frauds. In
Cincinnati there are five Democratic officers ANA
headers ON committees who have served trins ~
ieila workhonses or penitcntiarics. The kopuhli-
cans are now in possession OF Information prov
iuq that 4 900 fraudulent votes were cast IN the
elty election which seated the present Mayor 0i
Cincinnati in his oihcial char. The city govern
tnent there is i'm notOrously rotten condition ana
almost bankrupt
Chicago. New York Boston and other cities
tlat are under Democratic control are some oi
t,ofn no better aud Others worse oil. and 1t Is u
noteworthy fact that the principal Use ol
,bo Indcpeudeuts in this canvass Is to
aid the Democrats IN keeping theu ch'ch
on tho taxpavcrs of the cities. The Independents
arc pouring liberal contributions into the hands oi
,he Democrats in Cincinnati Working with them
are the liquor sellers. There 10000 oi them IN
Ohio aud the Democrats are trying 10 get them to
furnish & 90 900 for use election day ana lol
each one 10 pledge himself 10 furnish one vote be-
SIDE his own la that the Democrats will not sue
cced. Many liquor dealers are disguised WIN lhe
Democrats for not carrying out their promise I" re-
peal the Scott law. while some of the brewers are
dissatisfied because the Democratic party under the
Morrison bill proposed TO take of the duty on Tor
eigu beer. Then there is class of liquor dealers
who are satisfied with the Scott law and assert that
IL should he accepted settlement OF the ques-
ton, and that the attempt to eyade all taxation
Will result in pushing the prohibition question 10
the front and may result dsastronsly to their in
tcrests Then there is another phase of that ques-
ton. The Scott law bas lessened greatly munci-
pal taxation. Shoud the Democratic Supreme
urt for partisan purposes declare the
law unconstitutional, millions of dollars would
have TO be refunded by the State. and that would
bear heavily on the tax payers all for the benefit
OF few men who make enormous profits and are
well able TO pay the tax
PHASES Of THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
These things make ii impossible successfully TO
project the temperance Question INTO the canvass
Tor the purpose of drawing off German votes. The
Germans see as well anybody that II Is rot a
National issue, but ii is amusing TO see how des-
perately the Democrats and Independents struggle
towork up the Germans and hquor-deaers on ths
question. They furnish money to ST. John to carry
o. his canvass and BIZ &c had him to work altogether
IN what they deem doubtful Republican States, in-
stead of going into Democratic States. such as
Georgia and North Carolina, where many Demo-
sar.u p,cfc In
counties where high license OF prohibition in some
form is enforced There is an opportunity for st.
John but he carefully keeps away from such States
Misconduct disgusts temperance men, Thew {
christian Temperance Union which was great
power IN Ohio In the last canyass takes part TINS