Ohio

Before another issue ot' tliis paper Is given to our readers, the rcsult of the electton in Ohlo, wIilchoccursonTuesday next, will be knnwii. Eacli party s benclni cvery energy to carry tlie stak1, ii 1 1 tl the result can not be predicted. Republloilll liave hope, tobe su re, luit whcn the fuct is Considerad tb at the ninjorlty at the two last clections has been adverse to Uiein, and that every possibis ïneans, both fair and foul, is being einployed by the opposltlon - that English money and Southern money by the barrel full has been potircd iuto the state to bny up and niflucnce the "independent" voto, and that colon zatlon of repostan froni Kentucky and otlier bordeiing statefl has been brazt-nly attempted by the demócrata; when all these are cousidered, the result can not but be dc-ubtful. If the republicans carry the state by any niajority wliatever, it will be one of the grandest political victories ever achieved by any party.