, 1879-05-01
rho First Fight in tho Presidential
49, Campaign uafnci' by tho Nepab"
]fcpns In Ohio
r,..,,th Of tie 0andidatoB for tho Gov
'1''' eruorship in the Buckeye
Stats.
e.x,,,,,,or I'll. Residential contest...an unfafe.
WITH, mn Danger thai t1ay Follow tho s't'
Or tho ArmI bill.

@s ~, ,1 n The Tritun. Building BY al old news
ts'" ..ma,ntauce. a familiar chat o.. politics
iispps.n1 i'ps Some Of the yiewh expressed by thu
!v"v. cditor aro reported below but, a. tho
'"..,.r,,,}on is reproduced from memory, very
ss",s,u,,e Justice !s done to MI. tlalstcad's
iaaa'sJ wi enicra,nmatic expressions. Speaking
ttF.e posent ctv election in Cincinnati. un its
bearings OIL National po'ses, % Nv ass.sa.o, s. ,t,
"lt wAs Ase most aeVctel1 eontea'eu ',un's '.,u
M, clectlun we ever had' ~ came on Aks
sto,m III Its excitement anu intensity. 1he
n..,,..sts hsu hotter ticket tfian they ever
u'a.s .,f<,,c. uud they were "a well oruanizcd
put up oo.u s',,rr army. Tncy had nil tia money
A. q ttanaln9 ai'"5' ~ - ~, ,,v,.hfv n
ths1 wanted, mud paid u ou' 'ae'aalY. ~
th,i thcy got pretty much TIC ~hoie 1oatine
Sa,. Tet ttcy wero beaten on tho simple
foss ,,,o, tl,ot tbr country cannot afford to DO
p1ope..'e' ,o.. ~ .nc coufoderatc caucus. We had
nreclscly the Issue that the e1ts" 1esAou VI von.
rr,.. nlaccs bcforo the whole COUNTRY very
.",,o sros mid for or against my OF the cand-
itt'' W. +. 49,. =. eonora National f3rht,n
"11ad tho Democrats 40 ., n!tel'at p pu.pose '
hcartuc upon tic Presidential eee11ol' III MnR-
inc ,urh IN effort to carry tho cityah
~ iva. # ,rns nlata enough. Their plan was
s,' .,ntr, ~ IT ,hc noITca force, maintain that
toget cootfo' o. W eo"es 49,. ~, sas,.".
ou tie Boar'l ol fubl'c " ofNs' "''' W eo"'ett-
nr thcu, into political machinery, carry our
sa.ncr NJ thr State next fall and In 1850. With
.,,.., T,u,,v In their hn,,t]s they could sc-
ha'".,'oa 1 aa,.I.tnrc md tho ucxt United
cure INC next Ae9'n'a."4o 1.'4 ~. 49,
States Scnatost and, theT 'maeuca, cnlE5 the
stote for their Presidential cAnllidhte next
ycsr Their bntl'c WAS for tho State Il waa
s'sar)y ilclucd as was ever q military position:
iii thought that Unc1s Sammy IltdGn> had
something 10 do with planning the aRhe'"
WIIow does That appcnrf"
rr,pgY,s HAND on THE WIRES.
'u1,,ra IJo,;,tcr. who nre.ldctI over the Demo.
"1usEs Monian.i'! 'iusduy Conyention, @ Is weknown
Sra!s Non'.,'a'116 msie snecch Ia.t ,yinter IN
lnaen lau. ..,aa ~" t~ la rotucn T.ieu,s ra,,,
r.' - ~ ,rnrolso nnnlausc. and Thurmap's Mans
n as not TO stimulate nuY such demonstration.
II vas question nt the tlmc whether this was
the srt Of tho otator or the sentiment of the
poys. II is the gossip that Aoadley wrote tho
Jstfora1, and 'nauaEcsl to put thc caMpalsn
Fou1d be victory for Tlltlet. and IT, 10 defeat Il
gouId to defeat for Thurman. They did net
talk turkey to Thurman at all. Tho crow was TO
i'll to hls share In any case. Hoad!cy. watcaful
@ bsiorc tic election, md tho boys have assumed
fist The Journey had acme roference to tho
id man's bagsct. Col. Len Harrie, who was
down on the Democratic scheme for Mayor and
sn q Pe9aston to the s'asts; A,tnoE Al l4 t,n% ,hn
l!and they arc unl9r ob'Iga'on,s to each ot'lef.
thould be soicitous lat another Ohio Demo-
rat should ret ahead Of hin, IN the raco Tor the
Presidency. which he entered long ago., Per-
haps am talking too much nbout our Cincln-
nai! clertpn, but foe! that It Was the opening
debt Of tic Presidential struggle, and bcl'ove
that thu victory, II wlsety utilized, VII! make
thslr aucrcsa, In large measure. to ono man.
Tia dscGYcFcl q bQll Asd Alright little engineer
named Joke Wjrtl, who developed as 1nurh tai
.nt for organization as the famous John g.
THOMPSON. lie put the Republican party It,
splendid shape. Ind It not been for Jacob yG
shouldn't hare Won the election"
1us nrrunLicAys AND TIE ooyENSonsI11r,
IN IA ouly a month now boioto your State
couycuto1i, o1 and TIED tie question I Of q candidate
%un h aaSe ept ,nto psesty ne''n'so ehape' II
"T1rrc Is r,nxtdrrnl,ie onnositjon IN him. brl
I,hns /, ~ riv n0'.,,',s, ~ bsn, hi,n ~. nrna
n.ni, ~" n mi Affirmative. TLey ara mrrcir t,s,
ros.J t. lin nn,t thrv cre nnshinr M rnr,i},lot,
tIIY l. hs dccsinn sn to i3ihlc- -EcoSinr IN n,
seh:yns T. u h,. ~ ~ ;o,l, sa,e ~
,moun H., uut t.+oa. an ~ ~ tn M ~ o,nx
orr o.ast u ,ns ~ 1ren ~" rt,r .Tn ..,.e w..
ssn.!yee ti,at il Tait should be elected dosefno
Ssns.s s4ts !, u'1 sSia1' u ~ sana'o"s' W. '''
,,1.r Tuut T.,o,1, " aa' apprehension app'5 =
MAJ ~ ots,-r,r r,f r,,, ,,,ow ,...
c,uaiSa,. .sin.. NJ, ;,a,r !na n'" no 70,
i,,"Hv .Set aSssass 49, s.es 1 Sm ae ~
m,:d at ' I'VE Its soatsss aos h ~ o,.e ~.
What defeated Noyes uuu elected Allen. Taft
xf1h hn, ~, ,h ' .,,.at Maut " n ."In ~ ~,
tsuantlioyernor' Nin wnsI he rcear]ed AZ
rood NM, In Tot tic Fr.s,,fv, cEsir in ~,
Tat should Co to thc scuate, Taft uld Foatg
would make strong tsar,' but Il ia rcncrali
thougnt Foster womid mi r,,n tnr Tdc,ttsnnmf
51oYernor. 1"' ' 80
nls Tia Taft u,v.n.nt ho.tt, In aorf1c,d1 4,
II think sn,me ~ Gcrteiiis frIends nnti,rni1
vi lint Tuft,a c,niiiscw mirht fntrtferr wit
biz Sfcws. l. wo,,l,i ho shs,,rl. howeyor. IL
uarieid Ia run % him.sis to- i;aver"nr'-nltn" i
Isl absr m Il ,.n,,I h. nv ~ ahar,n,m ~ r,,nlm
"Wouii /, nc aIy,s.b1n - drom Taf. ami r,
Fo.ter for (,ayernortn ~ 4ASP ~A'' ''A -
"Ncst tn t,"rn"3t, ro.,ap xor,,, Ia ,ba mr.,
powerful eonvas.or 90 sti, ~ a W. ~ us on
Ticket eoQ be nn" sih h ssasonrnni, xss' n ~ II,
tnnu, in IT,, ~ .ae,' Ill.,. stt sn',,o ~ o w
nan fron. ,hS nnst.,asp, w. t,,a.t nuo .!, 49,
ol ie Stote T VI ~. 1rt,1
hc sera.rh;,,, Am % suses sh;'.I. ~
lso0 Psotrs'o,, u'eHI' W,a ,,,iT .crn,n r,N
Taft ,ai io1'Isat 1'as... nspt9 d1 meu Mouiu ssIaaS
erateh Foster. II Ii, co Republicans arc goil,
sau 4 nmnnsen aneoGqs anyhow u Is mol 'n'ooftat
"Has In, 1:eaa,.on,. ,,,,.,t,r, -, H.. nus
sernunt ~ "' oAosfeAoF asP9&h.!uib w A1a on