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OMo-The Cincinnati Times. neutral paper. publishes statement which proves that while shan non's vote is about the same ss in le4O. Corwin's vote 19 l74 less than it was that time. No wonder that the Whies were defeated when SO lsEge 2 num- Ter ahsented themselves from the polls The Times

 ys the result was brought about not by change cf opinion aeoaal polifics, for the Loco vote IS not increased over le4O. Dedueting Hamilton county. where over thousand foreigners were natuEalzed . lew days hefore the election, nearly all ct whom are said 70 have voted for shannon. and it will he found that he runs behind his vote Of that year. In the seven counties of Ashtabula, Cuyahoea, Erie, Guernsey, Lake. Summit. and Muskiueam, COTwin'a vnte this year falls exactly 2619 short of his vote of Y04O while in the same counties Shann0ns vote only varies s from that of lD4o If the whole Abolition voae be added to C0Fwin's the two united will still

 fall over 1aO00 short of the Whigv of ie40 These facts show eoacusvely. that the late triumph of the IOeOF FocOs in Ohio is temporary one, and that by

 united rally 0f the WhiRs they can carry the state bv inc overwhelming majority which crowned their eiEVn as the Iast presidential election. That they SS realize the importance cf uniting tbsiE energies snd making such sTaIy tn 1894, we hsvs not doubt

 