The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-10-07
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WILL GOV. ALLEN RESIGN?
COLUMBUS, Sept. $50 much has
been said by Gov. Allen in his recent
speeches to the effect that he never
withdraWs from q contest he has once
entered, and that he will never desert
the dear people, and so en-, for guam
tity, that was greatly struck with a
true story I heard, last night, from
the lips Of q gentleman, q resident Oi
this city, whose word is as good as
his bond. The gentleman in question
returned last night from q trip to
Northern Ohio, and while en- route,
sought to get forty winks of sleep by
doubling up his lengthy limbs like =
two.fOOt rule in his seat in the car.
The legs were long and the seat was
short, and do what he could while his
body pressed the cushion of the seat,
his feet Ornamented and obstructeti
the aisle.
While thinking of nothing in pI.-
ticular my friend dropped to steep
only to be awakened by a painful jaI
against one of his limbs which in
stsntly drove all thought of sleep from
his mind. Upon assuming an upright
position he ascertained that the jar
had been caused by the attempt of
two men to get through the aisle, in
order tc occupy the seat just in front
of him. One OF these gentlemen was
Sam F. Cary, the Democratic candid
ate for Lieutenant Governor, while
the other was an elderly man, who
seemed TO be special friend of the
smOOth-tongued orator.
As soon Ms the new arrivsls took
their seats they entered briskly into
conversation about the prospects ol
both political parties, Cary, in lam
guage more fOrcible than polite Civ
ing his opinion of General Tom
Young. In answer to a question from
his friend as TO what the result OF the
election would be Mr.. Cary 10 sub
stance said:- - lH
"Yss, SIR, our ticket luU afndOlt6ted.
w 6e elected, and 1 shall be Governor. /"
"No," said the friend, Lieutenant
Governor, you mean"
"No. SIR" rejoined Cary, 81 mean
Just llhdt I said; the Democratic tick.
ct eriH surely be elected, this lOiLL. Bsdkt
me LielseHGnt G0pernog, and Cover.
nor Alien has repeatedly told NE ht
did not tOdTlt the office. He has per.
soa0lly assured me that, IN the eUen
/ of his election, of lDhich he has nC
doubt, he tUiU resign his office as SOOI
as he can l1itlbout making too much ol
a breeze, and this, you see, i0M nGdkc
me Governor. - .--Ea
Much more was said, bu. the above
is the part that had meat in it. Now
no doubt some Democrat will say thi:
is another campaign lie started ON il:
4 way. Don't do it, my brother; e
slow. Ifyoa doubt the truth OF wha
is written above, first drop a p0stA
card in your post-office addressed t
Captain John n. Grove, Justice o
the Peace, Columbus, Ohio, and h'
will indorse what l have written
This conversation was repeated il
NV presence, last night, by Captain
/ Grove, who told it as q matter OF gOS
sip, that had been forced on him ant
others, for it was spoken in q voie
sufficiently loud to be heard by per
sons several seats distant from tn
one occupied by Mr.. Cary and hi
friend. Rest assured it is tru
story.
This cheerful state Of affairs vii
hardly please the confiding people O
Ohio, who, while they despise Car,
for his. crooked political ways. viii
vote for him because they think h
will have comparatively little to d.
with state afairs, As the presiding Oi
ficer of the Senate, and who will vOt
for Governor Allen because the
think he will never desert trust tina
has been plsced in his hands by tn
votes Of the people.-Cin. Tines.