New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
ono DLNOCE4CT.
vARGING AND DI~-)EoANr FACUoNS-WHY MIR
THURMAN WILL NOT ATTEND lHL DEMOcEATIC
CLUB BANQUET
II rELfGGNrH 70 TnE TRIBUSE.


THURMAN WILL NoT ATTEND lHL DENOcEArIC
CLUB BANQUET.
II rELtGENPH TO TIL TRIBUNE.
CoLUMBCS, OHIO, Jan. THE city is well
d.cD Wth politicians brought together 10y the
bling Of the Legislature ana 70 take part in the banquej
tomorrow evening. The message Of Governor BishO
when was read IN both Houses this afternoon, Wei
received and was fivorably commented on as an able
and comprehensive state paper The criticism on
Tie failure OF senator Thurman to keep his appoint
meut is universal and IS commented On in various
ways some being inclined 20 the belief that the Senator,
course OF wisdom, Vheu it a. considered that dn
erent factions war, insisting on his bccOm-
ing candidate for Governor and the uncercmOnlou'
overthrow If Governor Bishops aspirations. The
Young Men, Democratic Club, made IN part
of renegade Republicans aud young Democrats
whose ONLY object the spo- Of office, appears % be
identified with this movement. sSenator Thurman De
coming Of the fact and not DESTROYS ~ offer
ing himself M "a a sacrifice next October doubtless
thought hS presence might add fuel 10 the flames, AID
aInouncrs that il viii be Impossible Tor him 10 b" pres
eDt ut he has written a letter 10 Ice read az the
banouet which VIII Indicate the reasons FOR his
declining 10 become the standard bearer of he Democ
racv next Pan. There those who openly a'rnse Mr.
Thurman of cowardce and wno say. should be Ice de-
eatrd a. candidate for Governor. hS chances for the
Presidential nomination would DE As favorable AZ
If some other Democrat were slaughtered at
harmony and rhe pooling OF issues hui 'ew agree A.
To the means by which tho dlScOrdant elements can
be- brought together. II may be SAID tha the iestNt
o. Tomorrow VII NOT aid IN tue much-IeHltd unity OF
action "a the d,srdson- tae Democratic ranks are
well known 10 ~ the increase, not TitastandlnS
the efforts made 10 keep tue maItet secret teIc-
grain received from Governor ldru It-fetuI4 III
inability to b. present al the banquet. II was not III
cipher.
\ general press dispatch states that the
message Of Governor Bishop begins by declaring that
too much legislation Is Of the recognized evils OF
government Passing 70 finances. he says the total
funded debr of Ohio is S6I76-OJ. The total local debt
l. <lf2 O5 so TIE receipts u the state Treasury
og The wear were S5-l 53s At the CLOSE Of The year
balance of sol o9l remained 10 The Treasury Dur
p the past wear the money collected FOR state taxes az
arcyat.d 81 500 370: for county and local taxes So
9s4 NJ making 4 tottI for - 0f ~29,J-5,9ll The
Message recommends thar the militia he increased u
10 900 and placed on war footing with Increased CON-
pcusatlon while duty. special attention i calea 30
the iupOrtance Derfrctlng laws Whcn require ILiit
fbe WI. nf labor shall he pad lawful money. Inc
Governor recon urnds that laws shond ne phesed pro
WANG the establishing oI '"li'7 ol nIl'
apng .frike- The cancellation OF $50 IA OOnd-
los the railroad CORPORATIONS doing hunt. I'D ONO Ias
wear and other ldencc- Of the improved cnnuuh OF
railroads l. Uouted out - "a matter Tor c"u-fatHa-
ttnt Tho CuyeruuF recommends the DulIolug OF
a reformaforv or intermediate states IflsOn'
the erection 0i,teIct wOOkhOnses calls aeHtIoh 70
lie i,tuort M work 0f the state Board 81 thartes;
rrco, ndg the passage OF law 10 aufnorlZe he en-
ployInrut Of County -uperlni ehaents Oh Io' mon
schools; aud asks tot appropriation ,ot .ne VI,
ycr-lfy. Attention - caiitd 10 the pttNa"u'' "l
graXe-robbug and the legislature J. asked 70 pas 500"
law by which adequate nuinhrf OF hsdIcai '4Dect,
may supplied from IeeJgh1,u an Ne - 49,, ,ne, g,
bodysnateherS Attention l. also called 10 ire hpof-
tdnce of projecting forests