Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-08
OHIO GOVERN0RSHIP.
.ov, BUCKEYE STATEssswS VIEWS.
.....,.,,,g Talk With General Rice-ln
'cs,t,i1 Contingencies Thurman Must
bsDaRed-Sherman Looking
After His Impaired
Property
.,D,.g,.ch TO the Enquirer

I'D ns,pa.ch % the Enquircr'
.,.-,-,,p-s. :. o., May 6.-General \. v.
r,.rssb,,n for day or two talking
% -e faithful about the prospects Of
.,,rs.gn. clam not here said
a.. ..,ro.-roll with the people in the
T.-.,atar, for my own nomination, or
.r,- tl. nomination otany one else.
rh.rsys the Democrats OF Ohio can
.,sal will win in the approaching
election.
When asked what he thought OF the
...-msn movement for Governor, he
sal.
.r. sherman should be nominated, it
-..rrl a. the opening OF tremendous
'..5i,r and one that would bring out
.~,--,. strength of the Democracy.
- =. Thurman would benOminaJcdby
f.. Democrats i'm that ease, and with a
.-.,.s..s.y that would make his dec,lna-
-.- .rrrT,,fl-e. There would be such
..r mon him that he could not refuse
-.r...-,hip in the campaign.
A.u himself General Rice said he
-... art.-rrlziug no one. The para
...-~- Question Tor the Democrats now,
-....F VAS to assist in placing the
..,-., sr the best position for the COM
L.f..tr. "What is of vital import
..-,.. .. ragt the Democrats should pre-
,..-..r rrn-ukeu front tO the enemy.
g.-.H.s reason personal interests and
--.s-rras must Dee laid aside Tor the
.......r- ui tu' entire organization.
n. -..-.-rt.I what he stated ON sun
r.r -r.. tne Democrats should not sur
..-f- . single principle, but az the
.u. time they should invite and en-
...-rr-. ,.a cooperation of the Nation
a. ID, they were their natural allies.
Ir r.u.y -u the question whether
ryrrv.u.1 ro. bc bruughtto the frOut
,.....,a sherman 10 nominated, Cen
Eel. .Ir.a ,lttthat he had mo- idea that 10
u-.- H. dome. or that Ewing or his
-.r., desired DO. GyuerJl Rice leaves
s-.., home .u Ottawa lu the morning,
Gentleman who suStJins very init
--. relations with Governor Bishops
H.rs ,..l tu me this evening. The
r..-r.r .u~ % promise from senator
rr-m.r t..t ur will not Interfere I'M
ans w.v with his candidacy Tor Gov
.-r Now. li Thurman proposes %
.,--r. tuu. promise Gut enter the
t...- Governor against sherman or
ans ..r Else. Uncle Dick will be able
.,..N ... strength iu Ohio uy forming
s-."arra with riljen. That will be
-...".r't natter NllCu isn't partic-
r.-. r love with Hendricks, and ic
v.r.. ...u easy matter o. have the
.,- next wear stand I.jgu and
E,.r UHru could then rely upon
U... and f- would make his election
sure >1yuu see Thurman isn't going
-mr,er c hc knows what Is for his
.Er good
ur.ut the -hrewiDSt wire-pullerS on
u. Republican side of the House SAID
umat.., evening.
sherman IS not going to consent To-
.aa.n..Hta iur Governor, but ue ism
a,.-,. toad. This talk about his being
.a. De- want, to have 10 understood
.r.. ~-| lg- am interest iu Ohio poll
it's. .r| is ready Jr take hand at the
-.. E f becomes necessary, lie Is
v .r- @. lga it believed THAI, hc has a
.... aHu.n. toward Fosters candidacy,
...u- uu-H. may Doe filed ON TAFT that
.aEr. his supporters must throw their
--r-. .- uu instead of Grant for
OH. Ur- .u.v. TAFT was identified
w.. Grants administration, and it Is
r.r. that .. should want to see
r-n. -"..v. the vote 0i Ohio again;
no. ...- Sherman vii. not permit, It he
30, "r. power tu tar State Convention.
I-., his opportunity tp make the start,
w. b.. $751;. NOT allow any one To- inter
>n-.-r sherman has tc,cgraphed
.-.." u- wl.. rayeNWSlie.i tU-mor-
rE morning, lui wlI he here during
Oh. ..g. uu spend Thursday and part
". Friday u rhe state Capital Cover
.Hua.-.u wi. give him "a reception
Thursday night, inviting the Lcgls.d-
.r.... -.. public men iu the city,
'.0 w. Nug.,uu. hrotHcr-iD-law of
.... ~."w#u. arrived here tonight %
r Johns guu-uguSiS tomorrow.
a...- f.E. tho uar.y IS 5u "a tram
~...- -...... present. uuI. therefore, nm
..-.-. .u. .. u.- .altu ju Jrlu'- power
.... through.