, 1881-07-15
The Action of the Late Demo.
cratic Convention Raising
q Breeze.
The Questionable Methods Adopted
by Mr.. Bookwalter Severely
Criticised. .'
lilo Is Charged with tho Laytsh Use Of
Money. Among tho Un-
8 washed. , y
old-stagsrs Who Got Left II Swear Thsy
Will Bolt the Tiokst.

UUt,OcrAtte Stat9 Convention held hero yes, !
terday llns been tho tlume Of conversation !.
during the day. The int,ro tie work Of Tia J
Convention Is discussed tho mora damaging !.
tons the Situation appear to tito DemUeratio
cause iii Ohio this year. Sofnv must astnuna.
lug developments have come to tie sutfaee
during tho day, which, III tho goltera az.
element Of yesterday, were not considered, =
That Mr.. Dookwalter owes hls nomination
To the lavish ilse uf money there are none
50 bold rs To deny. . The chartcrlng
OF special raltroau trains md tho back. Z
Ing OF the EatlertBs, rs they were :
pncked yesterday, with n mob Of hIred
claQuers, was never so boldly carried Into !
effect Scnator Pundleton, who had been
present several days, WIS 80 completely dis.
Rustcd anti mortified ut whnt lie saw trans.
ptring,-tl,at all delegates disposed to sell
out were eagerly bought up by tho manageB
OF u.e B00kWAlter crowtl,-and seeing there
was no hope Of nominating IN Original
Democrat, te deollnad to go near tho Coa. !
vention, but remained at his hotel during ths
entire day. lie was sercnatica last night
and In response never referred to Tia
candidate that had been nominated
friends Of Judge Follett OF Cincinnati wets
uUQaAQA Al1tll tC3%GlAA3 INV HuE1 .
Alr. Bookwalter's hired men, over ZOO
strong, marched out OF the depot, It Wy
clearly apparent that d lcgp plot 10 earry ths
Convention had been systematically planned;
but even then they could not bolleye that
money was being used in tho Hamt!toa .
County ard other delegations, and not Until
tho evidences were no longer wanting. The
friends Of FollHtt and other candidates helI :
O consultation, when 1t was found that
money was being freely used on nil Sides
md that Mr.. Do0kwaIter's ngents had secured i
enough to nominate him on the second pas'
lot, and that nu combination conil bo formed
TO defeat his nomination. a member OF the
Cincinnati delegation snld to tile writers: u :;
was offered S100 for ,ny vote by an agent Of :
Dookwatter." III: !:
Judge Fdllett,, it Is said. feels greatly NOR.
titled, not becauso, he was not nominated,
but rather TINT o1d mud tried Leaders Of tho .
party should be set aside to make room fors
man who has meyer been a. WORKER |;
IN tho party,-7n mere recruit, whusa ;
nomination was secured !; only. by
tho lavish use Of T. money. Mr.
Follet, In speaking OF tho corrupt influence,
brought Into nse, said to a friend: q" Slncel
cast my tirat ballot my voice has been heard
oil the stump advocating tho success Of oqr.
ticket, but this year I. shalt take rest. md
take no part lii tile campatRn.". Friends Qf
Judge Geddes, Gen. Banning. and otnct
gentlemen talk. in a like manner, pild It |,
clearly apparent. that the butter clemento Of
the; party are filled Will, mortihcation.
The editor Of the :. Delaware. Herald
tliat adyocatel the Nomination q
Ten. Bannlng, declares tl'at the nams
Of Bookwalter :: shall not al peat
IN his paper; that, while no wtl! support ~
62sqcs 1. e ha teke TnHafatss u @ s he lss @
ef tic Ticket. ,The treatment rsesiye!! by NJ,
1syan at tho hatus of tilu ,Bookwa!ter mo9
ysStsray %'ni1 fsf fet ns era pes'enesS es
feeiins, aud ID ca'Sot ] iall 70 proys njarlsss =
the purity, especially !! Clnql.lnatl. hlie
the DaMoerats are seriously depressed, tns
Republicans aro ny enthusiastic y ttoy WeIe 1s
fall. ;,. ;.,:,.
-, Special Dfspateh to 7hs Ehteaso 1tionns.
ClNorNNArI, =, July l.-Iherg y y larSe
thS Of tns Sc @a m0nsg mnas
yesterday. The methods resosted to y
Bookwalter aud hls agents nrB seen u lhsI! ~!
trlln light, and arc freely spoken OF by ths
There cati 30 no doubt but hat A1r. Boos, q:
walter sueilt ~ CoIullibasM M 0n tue any OF !ns
Convention ut ieast $25, ,Qo0. OF this sun.
$4,000 was used tn' buying up na
purchasab'e portion Of the Cinclnhaa
delegation. l'l,e bargains were n,aus .!i y
aeliant manner, with no effort at coneea!'
1nent* There Were In tho dAleKat!on honQF'
able men who believed TINT In tho coming COMING
campaign tlero was atl 0ppnrtunity awaittif
the uonl0crattc pnrty In 'tl,ls State; AccosE
lux to the usua! sequence. Uf political eVe'lIs
III thls STATE, the next. ptct0ry, at the pol;
viii belong to. the Democrats. This hsa
been u source OF much coInfDrt to tic pas15.
anxious to return TO tho good, old.fssas.
ioned matlluds, They wanted to see
good men nominated, MI IiUnest. An
open fight inaAe, and the party place1
Il, such a position as to command IN taa
future tho support Of the lndependen.
voters. WHOM ,Atr. Bookwalter's ilaus 1'1 ~
nssynt to ls sssctto,,: liz WIS tlargs ufr r.
!awaH ia mn'n,mnttn,'."f " Hl,cH n nail would
ill froni tle party lnncll ii The otlIum lhss
Mnw rests upon It, a..l tl,at 1t wonll be re-: ea.
ceptlann!ly. strong both aMonE oos!,rFEiis VII,
HUI, hlla III tue, rural districts ,,,anI aMII
vxpactatEtItl. lt ~. now very ~, M'thhs ths
fest, atr ,Nookwaltsrr = ,has aetoated i,;yus. ~ mc
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