, 1877-09-10
OHIO,
DEMOCRATIC plssAT1sFAcT1o

Special EDrrespo,btntt VI Ihs 7rthuns-
CoLuunus, O., 8rpt- 8.-Thc Democratic dis
satisfaction with hlshop Increases aa the days 20
by. It was apparent in the low Erunlbl!ng of
dIscord echoed from tho Convention hasls, but
tho managers hushcd 1t with assllranccs that
Bishop was rich and would bu certain Il, ewing
through Ly his liberal contributions to tho caul-
paign fund. This was for tho time satisfactory
to tho Democratic mind; for. since tho near ap-
proach Of tho "usufruct candidaten to the
White House by means of The famous "bar'l,"l It
las seemed, In the Democratic sensc, that tnoncy
eau do almost everything. But at the mcet!ug
OF managers hcld at put-in-Bay, somo weeks
after tho Convention had adjourned. tho
old man refused to shell out," except
Tor 4 little local work in Hamilton
County, and there was dsappoint'nemt aud tlis-
State organ, tho Cincinnati Enquirer, ca.ilc out
anu exposed the sonlf1 nature ii tho Whllom
Mayor. and advtscd hia withdrawal md the SUBJ
stitution Of a more liberal candiate in Ills
place. But tho advice WIS not taken.
In Ohio, II there Is anything well established
ns Democratic precedent, It IL that the candi-
date for Governor shall bc harangucr; that ho
shall make pcrsonal canvnss Of tho ssatc aud
win votes by Ills Uvcrtowcr1n1 talk. In proof,
vllo Bill Allen, Morgan, rct,dleton, etc. but
roof Bishop, after making one or two futile at
ten1pta 70 spcak, In which hc stanmcrel
through less taan half-dozen lines in the snsst
IL mind, and, being Obliged 10 Sit
down with anything but . triumphant nis,
has been taken from tho stump and Is appa,.
hounds Vt tito party bay along tho trlrk OF ire
lceInnl,lc lMper an.l Eunlmunlst1c yaxary.
But those who hayo bccu foolish enough To
suppose that ..-.
tho Democratic serseant-at-Arras. md his cahl-
net Of alYiscrs, tho Democratic managers, havu
permitted thelr candidate, Without oven tho
contribution of money, to ltp oM quietly while
BY .taslnterestcd eatnpaisneFy, hayo bid but
si,,alt Insight luto Democratic tactica. No DEM
ocratic candidate for the high Office Of Governor
cali thus be . lay figure without u ruulpus: aud
tlc work in l,is own list1o way at tbs suggestion
and backed by the advice Ut the DemOcratic
It d welt known by this time that Bishop Is
any profession Of religion .reept that religion
bc tlu Catholic. but thc managers, ever nltvu
to tho exigencics Ut tho oceaslon, have taken a.
vantage of this apparent dssadyantaSu. AZ
II was asked what he could do host, Bishop r.
lnaske upn tho Iact that the members of his
Church, tho Disciples, are somewhat clanhtsf;
that thcy arc apt often u put their religious
much money Ut various times tor churches, col
I leccs, etc, Ia various portions Ut thu country,
and believed the brethren would remember hiln
| iu this his tttno Of ncusl III oti1er xotds, he
Thought littie iudtcious visiting lit tho proper
| ptacta would accomplish gut'1 deal IN wtnu!ng
! Republicans who arc melnbcrs of h!s Church oyeT
| IL h.a support. ArEuFdHslY, beinX strongly
supported BY john Gee, le was sent out.
"Dut," saya tha willy selgeant-at- Arms, this
business must be kept mighty quiet. It will
| never tlu to gct out. It would rllse h, excuse
| ms,-lt would bo unpleasant To get into tho
| fhe tirst place thzt the aspiriug candidate
| came to WA to Cleveland, where the exact ~
! caslon occurred which he wa4 looking tor. A
'tLea1 fret,d'' and u,an high In tho Church h1A
lust died, and Iiishop offered to usstst at the
memorial services In culogzing h,n. Accord.
tugly hu prepared three or four pkgc4 Of manu-
script aud rssul II before crowded house. pco,
| pie, of coults, coming moro to SEC the Demo.
cratic cault1atu than out Ut RESPECT for the dead
| brother. Remaining several days ha put In the
/ tine Visiting aluoug ha people aud looking
after local affairs, and departed fcelipg iu very
good mo0d.
TO suow TIE HYPOCRISY or rus NAN,
| It IL o1ly necessary to state thai Democratic
aaloon-k -kreprr, Joe MuEch, told y Democratic
correspondent, J. g. Mccormick. OF the Demo-
craaie Cillriuuatl EtuiFsv, that Bishop called IN
every day Of his stay In Cleveland, aud iu
tlulgel III the 'Gowtns bowl" with "tht
boys" aud remarked thak ko euloyea tho said
indulgence.
Next '.Bzosher Bishop" turns up very quiet
u. Ut course, 1T the pleasant home CT u41Eisok