, 1881-06-27
Divisions Among the Democrats OF
Hamilton County, Ohio,
Likely to Giro tho t'nbcrnatorinl Nomt.
nation Ia Buckwnttor, Of
Springfield.
Lauabee and Sherman Making a Close
Race for tho Iowa Republican
Nomination. :.

Southern Ohio Indicates Tint tic Democrntto
nomination fnr Governor viii 40 to tho 11nn.
JOHN nnekwnlter, Ut Springfield. rho ex-
pcctat0n t,as bceh TINT n Cincinnati min
womb be cln'seI,. but this pIan, It II t,ow
pretty certnin, will be defeated through, tic
fnfliro Of tho Hamilton County dtlugattontn
ngrcc npnis catll.late. M less than f0ur
Cincinnati mon lsavo entered the race-ylx. !:
Gen. 'l}anniug, Ti,eotlorc Cook, 1sanc j. NIL.
lcr, and co. Fo1tct. EncIl Of these gcnt1ot,,,,,
',as acttvo frcnds antl followers, aiul will ba
roprcscntctl III tllotle'egatlol1. Cookand Eolfct
not being practlcctl politicians will not show
u, IN strong rs their other two competitors.
They llnye somewhat sentimental nollolis nj
n cuttsllss, MIL ln MI nctlvu fight will be
beaten. /. j. Miller Is m excellent organizer
aid Is strohg IL, tlls pnrt Of, the State. Iio
Will gut tic snnj0r part Uf tito Cincinnati ,!et-
eEaliull. but 1t will not 90 soltl for him, aini
That Will bent Him. Gett. banning il at OK
Congressman and ~ slirawtl matlagor. lio, Is
depending OIL tho delegations from tile lnte-
rlVr nart Of tho State to nominate him. but
experienced observers wllo llaye been over
the Stats say TINT outside OF Clncinnntt
NuckWalter, n wealthy manufacturer nlM
landowner If Springfield, Is nnicl, thu
strongest hltn yet named. IL Is believed that
lie co,lld be nulltllntetl without tic help of
Cincinnati. md III the oyet,t Of tito delegation
FROM t|iis county being divided, lIo Will like
~ bo clioseID.> Iii sutle u11Arturs tscn. lIni,-
1llllE ts charged with frtendllucss to I}tck-
walter, aI,d 1t Is satd that when llo sees TINT
iifs own nomination Is impossible ll0 will
throw Ills strength over tu tho Springfield
candidate. Mf. Duckwatter, whose no,,ina-
t1on seetls to bu assured, is NJ, excellent gell-
tlenlan, and strong with tic {;er,nuns, tho
Grangers, and manufacturers ninl business
MEL generally. liz will probably bu rs fort
1lnato cl.0lco rs tho Democrats can hit
upon. =.
Special Correspondents Of Tho Chicago Tribune.
COLUMBUS, o., Jnne a3.--" 4 tarlr fur rev.
en'le orfy'n Is the cry OF tho followers of tho
Hon. Frank 1lurd, ex-Conercssnn,, from thu
Toledo District. Tho gallant anil aggressive
1lurd and that old Democratic warrior, Gen.
james Il. SteetlnRn. T. Old Uhfckamaugn y
have settled their 1llurrels md arc work.
tug In unity. Tic bitter tight three years stnco
between these two notable politicians for
the mastery of tho frog-ponds wlicl, sur
round "the Great City Of the Future" ut
present known rs Toledo, lIas been al,ai,-
donod; tha 1reonbnck hnrcsy has spent Its
force; and now the rallying cry Of tho two
leaders IL yIrtually Free-Tratte, Or tariff
fow. dnys sIncc' t};c writer @ mn,ln trnm'rw ~ -
i,t,,nt ,,a anu ~, .''so INJURY VI
S'as taI y !r, he t.o"gt te lss,o would be next
ba ono of tho leautng Issues to be discussed; !;
md OF, that issue wo nre solid, IVA wiIl ,','
corpornte In our State platform tho princl-
pies expressed In the platform Of tic Dulnio-
cratic National C0nyenti0n,-,ye eau do no
lcss,-and upon that platform tho Democracy
Of Ohio arc Hllre TO win In Octoher r4YtD
-. Arc tlle Democtnts III ti,nt section Of tho
state where yoa.reslt!e Willing to mako this
poratIon Of s,lch.a plnnk Il, tl,e nlntform viii
nijenato n larre c1ass' esnecIn,Iv % thn.a ""1 ',I
a.u'sI aaua. T.. 'a.so Ssass, speelaS tosa ~
gased III manufacturing, and those who
isayc large interests at stake.-the IRON
workers cspecIaityp" -, -.
No. sir.,, sattt tfe t,enerol. a,rharo mov
bo fow; IL but the m great ' mss of the S peons oIs
are tired Of Protection that only protects u
"Do yoll thInk,n asked. !" thai q ftor fila
result ar the int cpctio,, n Don'ncsotio stnto so
souas " tne !mS' esc1lot," nou'octatic state
Convelatloh VII! auopt III tllelr platform q