New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-08
OHiOs IyHARuoNIoUs DEMOCRACY.
NEW QUARREL WITH GOVERNOR BsHOP-A Dis
PUTE ABOUT THE sPOrS-CAMPAIGN LITERA-
TURE FOR THE REPUBLICANS.

A NEW QUARREL WITH GONEHNO!t BlShOi-" Di'
PUTE ABOUT THE sPOHS-CAMPAIGN LITERA-
TURE FOR THE REPUBLICANS.
10y TELEGRAPH THE TRTBUNE.l
CoL1mBUs, Ohio, April 7.-During the past
two days there have been visible evidences OF dissas
faction among the members OF the House Of Representa-
tives ut the pursued by Governor Bishops new
warden Of the Ohio Penitoutary. This, added to the
war which being waeed against His EXcclcncy by the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, makes both branches OF
the Legislature open enemies OF the Executive Cover
nor Bishop had heard the rumblng OF The thunder which
gave evidence " the about To break forth and
Yesterday dispatched his clerk to the House Of Repre-
sentatlycs with IN invitation Mr. Tyler Of Wyandotte
~ call ut the Executive Office the Governor wished TO
consult with him. Mr. Tyler poncdly told the clerk to
tell the Governor to 60 to "Dayy Jones locker tha' II
the Governor desired 10 him he would be found IN
the House OF Representatives. The following synopsis
Of the House resolution offered by Mr.. Tyler, on leave,
give. the whole story from his point Of view
WEr-eGs IL Is reported that j. T. NcWhOrter. warden
Of the Ohio Penltcntlary, mas ignored tue claims OF
po!utment 0f guards mt said institution, making prom
iscs and then wifuly breaking trcm thereby deceyng
ton; that said warden Is charged win appointing rs
guards. dcserters and bountyJumVcrs from inc army
IN ierr has been systematic arrangement, whereby
Senators have received the Hons snare OF The Gppoir-
ucuts, aud that Governor Bsnop hlmscfS Debating ap
puintu.uts tu- his official position Tor giautlug
fayo.- 81" pccai pets 40 the 'Achcc d" large huuDer
Erroir(d. That the Committee on the Pcnuontinry be
Instructed to inquire into the charges against the
waai,n. aud ascertain hOy many appointments
have been dictated TO bin and made upon the re-
quest uf Governor Bishop. how the appointment Of one
N.t,u Wa. secured ANA upon whose recommendation.
Wittcn II pronounced drscltcr and DouutyJumper.
Tie resolution directs that the committee ascer-
tain u money has been used 10 such appoint
myuts and to inquire IT, under the circumstances, the
present warden fl person 70 preside over an insttu-
ton Of responsibility whether his false pledges and
undarhaud dealings do unit him fur tue postol that
In order to make Investigation thorough sho thand
reporter be engaged and the committee be authorized to
send for persons aGd papers The resolution was laid
over under the ulcs.
1LI, open outbreak l. the theme Of conversation among
the politicians 81 both parties, and has created pro-
found sensation especially among the Democrats the
majority OF whom pronounced enemies OF the
Governor while in the Senate che southern Railroad
las a tendency make quite interesting. The
Republicans enjoy the wrugc, and express themselves
atIri tlat the Democracy Is furnishing them with
campaign literature for the Fall elections. Under the
new orurr OF things ard In the penitenary IA Sc
ruj,l nom each county. II appears that the warden
bad made promises TO various members OF the House
that NoUd appoint such persons as were iecoul-
uguuid uy them. The same course was pursued IN tue
Senate There not beng positions enough for all some
irlt uut. Add to these those personally recon-
m,nd,I by the Governor and ~c have small army
st!l uuurovd,d for Hence this war. Mr.. Bishops
presidential asplrliOUs haY" doubtless received
we're ,.oyk within the last week.