Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-12
Az SEEN ar CoLUMBUS.
4 TAIN Review OF che situation - iiaw
Blaiuc's Receptions were Managed he
Democratic Uutiook Cheerful.

will lc due 10 the most substantial argu-
rcnis. The canvass has been remarkable
for Che extraordinary amount Of work done
on both sides; for the number Of speakers
employed 10 present the issues. and the TN.
usua, interest manifested by all classes Of
pcoplc. The records of both pariic, and
all Tie candidates on every conceivable sub
icc' have hc,u thoroughly ventilated. and
every inch o. ground has been bitterly con-
tested. Eeioro the clmp3iglr was actively
crcpcd the Democrats marked out plan
for their worh. T. 10 follow, and tins has
been strictly adhered 10 and with the best
results. 4 The returns received from many
sccti0us - the state a.c % bcrclied ON. lhe
i.clic, a. The Republicans have neceS>itd'd
n time, special efforts 90 cOuntcr1cj them.
The ra1diuC OF Blaine WI and down Tie
State p. no doubt helped the Rcpuolictu,
2, infu-ino enthusiasm into the masses OF
thc party. bul there are f." sensible men
who vould claim That the Piumcd knight
ls> made any converts 10y ms exhibition ot
himself irom thc rear platform oi hi' IRAN.
And Ticlt here :, the LcN 20 the Erpu1i-
cen C.ulai.n iu tG.> STATE. They did 3ii
TIC Ah lfI Ar~H.fa 4NflN 20 or ''.tiF ~
stu Republican on q fyl. vote. and are uoW
csi-ula'ng their m.,ori;ir, on the hl-i>
tt.' ilelr nll vote. or very near IL. will bc
om roNi Tuesday ON tlc other hand.
ElIrt'> presence also stirred the Demo
cn> Uu ~ greater cNcliIons, ana they
counter. ,t,d the effect, II hi, magnetism
.r ilc crowds which gathered % e4zo on
lu ls : plentiful distribution OF the Mui'l-
-.r letters. The crowds which hl- pre-.
~,r.. attracted. and the paIIJcs which
..I. GOTTEN ny in hi, honor gt various
l..f.. moreover. were no' the ont 'r)p-
.r.. ~ >pontlneou, enthusiasm. 81
-4, re.diiy De supposed. The great
cannon .-raiiou, in H. hr.cr elite,
,,.r. .o.'ep M los uI,niifu.ly Gi>irib-
,,t.r rtc railroad tickc.s In the small
,.,.1. in tbe rrirhborbood. MANY of the
...... l..,f,.rs nm fbe ,ieat pro.r.>ion here
d,y. ago were hired nj so much for
r. evening Mr.. :. 4. Dnu1yip. editor Il
r ,o'uu,i,u. Times. told me to-day that
f. fu,yy of .eV.rgl Democratic voters who
Nov, mad - 10 carry torche, that night.
A. PAN. win. ! wa. told , similar .tor, iv
~ Cen.nor. captid,tc for clrctor ON the
I,'.oo..gtie ticket and one of the pr5prip-
r.r. 81 fh. GAINESVILLE Sinai blaine WAS
.tl3t c.jy 90 saturday, October ~. lanes
Nl.l go manufacturing town' hut mot oi
Or uli' nave been idle LOT some l''he'
Iac manufacturers, however, got up
trade, division Tor the parade ana pdid
men 90 pose - their employees IN wagons
belin- their names. Many 81 these men
were Democrats. ana amused tlem-
selves ~ hurrtilnS LOT t.eNcIAnd ~
ta.l 1>>ed along. Al Hahe>NHit !
cfoilt ia mo saloon having 3u lIieh
name over The door, ana >pttdliE sue
'',ded 10 engaging the proprietor Iu con
'cIsl'lon on lhe aH-aO'"I uins '9plc %
poii'''-' ~ ui,l nc va ''."nc" - ~
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lhh sAlo0N.EEtPEES AND the 0fENAN~.
The attitude Cf The -al0Ou.kCepeFs r.
c.fOiug ;Ae scott llW. and II the Germans
generally on the question OF prohibition. i,
subject IL much greater interest 10 both
laIuc, than the Irish discomfort. TIE
German e. lhlcgMaiic. Un.cntimental, and
ItfcCiiyc. ~ a General WAY ,cii-intrre.f.
and pot Impulse Oh passion. determines bis
course of ac,ion. Iic makes mp hi, mind
SITTER iou- study, and then does what b. la
decided B, b,,i without noise and utterly
without record 10 what any one may sly.
lie vii! bear no irling. auc when once de-
c'Ned or mi-led, il ID not easy 10 re-
.iOi, hi. confidence. Now. the course Of
th' Democrats on the scott law ha, I'M
cCUt,ediy disappointed many OF the saloon
ec.pl.. both German ana American.
va. Republican threat, OF promotion
W lich drove the liquor anu beeI-nlth AZ
'uo>l soiidly into The Democratic ioid t"o
fesr ago and kcpt them there h'i wear.
Bui ihe Democrats di0 not friri me = ',t
law, and the s9ioOn-ucn werc blended
and many 81 them no doubt Nic IN
ei.ued 10 return 10 the Republicans.
But jhc Republicans are even worse
tbsn the Democrats. and The ,dlo0n-
mel can have nothing ct all 70 nope
from ;hcm. The De- ocrais a. pAft''
iDD' 'i' oPl'1,,G ~ '' ''',
,ic ...loo,,.rnen and the Germans ADJ in r..
,,,i,,. ~ lever a. nj. STATE. and ip tecr-
M m ,,oNer IN the nation party which
i,., lid, inflicted on thcma burdcp.oue
Lcep.. iay,. aud which. by e. alliance with
i'm other Ststc., has shown
n. readiness toospou.e that cause wherever
d, -. s. -. 81. ;ft, edVaufa,s.> Tine Ohio