Ohio Politics-Skies Bright.
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CIscISSATI. Aug. s, 1874


The Canvass is fairly opened in ONO, and the
admirable system adopted by the State Central
Committee relative to the apportionment or rather
appointment, of speakers works well-you will
discover that the arrangement is OF the real Me-
thodst itinerant order. ! regret to state, how
ever, that CoRwIN has broke down, and lies very
i'll at Portsmouth. His illness and prostration are
in consequence of excessive speaking.


Mr.. SrosER, whom we met yesterday, though
nearly exhausted himself, has kindly volunteered
to- fill Corwin's place. so that the programme shall
be faithfully filled up SO far as appointments are
concerned


Gen. CAss made speech last night to the
faithful in the Fifth street market space, which
was characterized by more than usual ins!-
pidlty.


The General will not augment his friends by
public speaking. The less ne says in public the
better for him. The only cheer which he received
when he closed scene which seemed to
crafty his audience more than any thing else
In juxta- position TO this we had a speech at the
same time in the Court House yard from Mr.
Yerger Of Mississippi. The crowd in attendance
was exceedingly large, and after a speech of two
h''Ao anu q iH'i, t4IS ouH!CiiCC SeclICO
to let hun stop-aDd inoeed it was not until he
had become completely exhausted that he was
permitted to do so. His speech was one of the
richest treats Of the season. His argumentatiye
powers, deep pathos, shrewd wi; and biting sar.
casm without exception excelled any thing ever
heard.


AS fer Hamilton County VIC cannot promise
you much-it is benighted region. The Ger
and the IRISH have Spfucpi and u.t
rered by party that only await proper time
(that is, when they get into ofhce)-to turn upon
them their backs, and treat them as they would
dogs. Would to God these men could only dis
tlnguish their real from pretended friends The
time will come, doubtless, when this will be the
case. We can only hope for better days.


Yours in haste VS.