The Western Elections.
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Correspondence ut Tie Tribune


CINCINNATI. August g. 1874.


kgsrucSY-So far, Owsley keeps up with the
Wing ticket pretty well, but you must not be
disappointed ii you find him BY TO morrow falling
considerably in the rear. Hes good man, but
norotiously no; popular one. and you will find
nlrn heavy weight to the Wings in this contest
Bltler will run him very hard l d. not err
when say j; is the opinion ol some OF the best
politicians in Kentucky that there are thousands
Of the Wings of that State who viii not vote
for him. TINS ought no: 10 be so, hut 1t riH be
So The vote for Owsley must not at all be taken
as an indication Of the strength OF the vote for
Mr. Clay in November. | wish this remember.
ed. If Oxsley is elected by 5000 maj 'rity,
many well. Judging politicians OF KY will be dis
appointed; whereas none such think OF claiming
for Henry Clay less majority than 2O0O0 t"
% coo You will find IN the Legislative Eec-
lion this year, much better representation Of
popular sentiment than in the Guoernators.


So soon as the material is sufficient, | will
construct you comparative tables.


IND1AsA-I have letters from Dearborn and
Ohio Counties, lLawrenccburgh and Rising SUM-
which give the contest up to the Locos by about
their usual msjorties. The Wings there have
not done well. Franklin and Wayne Counties
are coming IN better. Yours, &c. PRoBUS.