, 1881-09-14
Tho =" Booziug' Democratic Candidate
Shocked upon Tho prohibitionists
Discovering Ills Taetics.
A Prohibition W|ne-prcss-Maker Run.
ming for Governor on the 1ee-
total Ticket.
Spcculattons CONCERNING tho Organiza-
tion Of tic Next House OF Hep.
rcsentntiYcs.
Virginia Readjuster 1doas Taking Root
In South CAROLINA and
Georgia.
OHIO.

tGQTGlas
OHIO.
Special Corffspondtnet e} Tho Chteaqo Tribune.
CotuMnUs, o., Sept. l..-'rIe lion. f:)
JOHN W. lluokwaltcr, tho Democratic cai!tt-
,lato for Governor Of Ohio, has recently Matle
Ill exhibition of himself In Il manner which
cyen ward politicians seldom resort to.
.AIl. D0okwaitar, under the direction OF Ills
managers, hoped 10 steal Il lnurch upoi, tic
Republicans by visiting nil the mining towns
III thu IlucktnE mud Sunday Creek Vnllcys,
nnd, II possible. srcuro thu influence Of tho
leading miners III his bcl'alf and tic sympn-
thy Ut the entire body Of miners In these
vnflcys. which. II p0cketctl. w0lltt secure to
Inn not only large vote ut thosu points, but
would also influence the vntcs Of the miners
in Tho Atul.onlng Valley. Whit this enl In
View tho Democratic candidate for tho 1ifgls-
Gst Office III tho gift of tho people Of Ohio,
started OH Ills 'stlll hunt"
ltenclling Corning, oil tho lIno of tho Ohio
Central. tito candidate fur C;ubornalurfai .ol.'
urs WIS met Mt tho trali by ollc or tho sasoUil-
keepers Of tl,o town, aud was escorted t0 tic
Eroggcry, where lle lletu quito II brlllallt{?l
reception with tio boys" and dispensed the
ardent MS tho wants, OF rather ll1 thirst, OF tho
lounycrs tllorcabont might tlenalld Aftcr
ruilluinslg Mt the Ilrst saluon sou tille he de-
parted for another ptuce Of like character,
leaving be!ltull Il ilyc-.loilar nnte to pay for
drinks to bu glygh other miners us they might
coine tn. Thu sa.uo rrograll was carried
ont ut the other snoons Of tho town, when
Mr.. Dooiwa!tcr departed for Shawnee, mn
other mining town. whore
THE SAME SHAMELESS rl.ocEED1SG
was tndulged In, only with less secrucy. 1t
Is stated that many of tile miners became
drunk and boistcrous, and that even
tho yenrling Democratic candidate, A1y.
Buokwulter, became enthusiastically
OF Ills "stIll hunt" 1iehall evidently found
the product Of the "s.ill" without mitch
hunting, untl ,sseu the sano most literally,
| believing IN i!G did tint the FREQ distribution
IT It would enhance his electlnli Us the Clltut
Executive Ut the State. Froln Shawnee Alr.
Ne1snnvi'lc, and sMallcr towns, where te
yihtted the salauns lirst. then tllo. mines and
furnaces. representing nt MI these places
tt,at lie was the warnlrst friend 70 the labor
troSops Inst fnii simply bccal!se no was intor:
| est1a III tho cunl-nltlieS 1T Corning, which Ia
fala,, and WIS known hy tle ueM1crntlc
candidate to ba false. tiay. Foster Ind no
lie had hc rouhl not !tnye ordered nlt tho
militia unless tic Sheriff had applied to hina
for assEstauGe.
\ saIoollkecpcr at Corning was engaged
BY Mr.. B0nkwIlter 10 Ln work among the
miners In theHe valleys. aiul l,s has already
been lienrd from ut various points.
II was mt Altlctpatul by the Democratic
managers tlIat tho itcpubticnns w0nld
''pItar oS 70 THE n.tcKEr,"
h,,t IN ll,s they were satIly deceived. Mr:
left this city I'LL his secret mission. mud nll
tllo facts were wull know, 10 tho $tatu En-
eentIve COMMITTEES rs tll0y lrAnspIrell, and
and their cnlItlidate fully. Shown up, every
effort ~ being made l,y the DG,nocracy to
overcome tho evil which 1t Is 0,liy too ap-
parent llas bcen done tlleir ca,lse.
miners wllu drink ut. Mr.. i.uukwaIters TX.
pe,Is. ntsu swallowed Whnt rusDrCt tlloy Ind
fur lin as H. cardl.late for t;nycrnor, for
while they feel free 10 l!O abUnt III they
recognize the tnat that the Chief Executive Of
the State slluntl be l1ln,. Ut not only dignity
md character, but should hold himself Alo0a
iron, pr,actesA II. of n t!csfa,ins = e!!araste, "a
Others feul themselves lnsilltel by the inl.
piled stpposit!0n of air, l3ookwalter allu bis
agents that their VOTES ElliyG been secured OF
Gull be fur ~ drink OF grHK
ANOTHER vEIsy NOTIFYING CONDITION
IN whiel, tho Democratic candidate finds him
seIf IL before the l'r0lIlhltlonlsts, who llnyt
utl nluIlg benll regarded us the tender to tlie
Dr1nocratlc party. ard o,I which tint party
rellgs for success. Tho strong although
tators to swing the Methodist Church nyer t.
tho penocrltic party has NOW, after tlis
events Of tho pnst week. received Ets u,etus
ind It aee,ns quite probaelo now thnt n'n.n,
ttoliists vii! feut that thay chi tt.1 more i!l ~
bliktng 1ntaMlloranco by tleteutlng tIlp Dem
ncratU candidate titan th0y enutI bt threw
inG nwny ther yoio by voting tilolr OWL
Aid IN this ,conhret!en It might bc sa1i
unrle Abe, !.tn!l.w; i jnst now ,,lrler i !
s"; snr 5 s[,s Il sa IL III le e'Sf Snr',u ii ac1s @ e t
the saio of Iilior s!nil crasi.. b,'
!l!at The mnnafasturo Of ~ tn!nxltatlnu
nov triInsplres that tIIls gooa nun Is ut the
Wlne psesses. re II Viii. ItH' tits tast Ss.s k,'aW;
the ,Roasly.Eoot ruforI!nrs held ~ thet
loved cnlMlE!lRte ut wnrk III making !nac!!ll,
ery n0t only cateulate!l tn makr wine, bt1
t1fso y elleapen lts prat1ct[tI.. wtllct, wontt
~ %ltil,n tlie rea.'I! q .i!e nonr u we!l ~ t
c0illt! liot hc, Ami W u c9iilinltteu was III!
palntest TO watt upon thu old gentleman nnd
nHeGrtNtn tA6 truth.
UNCLE Aut:
,lot tho committee, und tbs subject, was n
but, putting 9n 4 iarr Ut much solcn1Ilsy,
sa!tt: "GGntleMeIt, thesa presses We nIak
s,Id sell aru not MAl9 for tle purpose Ut pra
sF Fxisn fst'S'tS SaSa %, G tdT %r ss"'
IL understood that this was har!Iy sAtlssac
tory, aI,.l that It WIS lntImnteu tat thu ,lIer
fnct ,nf hEs being Gngagcl IN tho business
" stSty wlfk yW sssGsf }ssss ss t. & 9s, s SHS s s b!
Is IrUther Ludlow sud. Or e',aeayorel I!
soil, snlne of, Ills celobratest presses at kel