{OHIo,l Nov. 6, 1898.
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l enclose yon statement of the votes on the Pre-
sdentia Election. as far as received. cannot
speak positively of the result, but think Ohio is
safe. Tne vote will be close. Our friends in this
town claim from three to FIVE thousand majority, but
reports and statements are contradictory, that
know not what opinion to make up. True it is. that
the present information has put the Jacksonians quite
down.


There is no resisting military fever. Il is like
Ia pestilence---i: pervades the whole country, and
but few have health and souudness sufficient to resist
the nalady. Almighty God must save us, or we
shall follow the fate of all Republics.