, 1881-11-10
Buckeye Statesmen Trying to
Retain Their National
Grip.
Halstead's and Fosters Gifts of Taf.
fy to President Ar
thur.
Tho Governor Expects TO lsc Dispenser
Or Patronage Iii ills
State.
Ohio Hopes to Furnish Both the Lending
Presidential Candidates In
1884,

Ohio who hnye sn l0ng stt.utl ut the frnnt aro !
now about convinced that they are destined
tn takn il t,aci1 seat, fur n t1me ut tcnst. In
r;tl 0lltccs of course, will hc lltcd froli thu
Sla.c AZ usual, but the grent National ones 1T
ull probability will nut How III llcre ns they
did tl,rlMg tito Administrations Of Hayes
ntlA tsartlcht. Now York, which IMls for 50
long bcun jealous nf my md all ntllor por-
tlosts Of tho country, would ,,ow sccm to io
tho favored Stnte; Md, with tho President,
Secretary Of tho Treasury, I'pstnastel.tiul-
elul, and French Mission all lattetl fro tttl-
bcr found within llcr hOrtiers, tlare ought to
bc twu things ps result: First, tnlt tlo iisoro
grnmbling shall bo heard; alnl, secontt. that
M rlloru Errat Dfllces shall bo lilcd for tho
present from TINT State.
y great effort Is being madoby Ollfo states
i1,eil, however, to
1lErA1N T1IEIn 0RIr.
Aturat 1IalstcaL Is editor Of The Cincinnati
Commercial, II paper which hns always bccli
rntlerstood by the public ut large to bo ntly-
thlllE but Stalwart iii Its tendencies. Mr..
lia!stcntl, nevertheless, Inns been to SEQ tho
President, and rather sGeIIls tD like lin. at
my rate, lie bestows tatfy IL tntttcioiIs doscs,
a,nt ass,lnlns to mark out the cUtlrse which
will l,o pursued by tho nov Administrator.
Anu Gov. Foster, to0-ho has been to wash
ingtot,, ,anlt comes home with glowing accounts
OF tho President, ala expresses II rt,sc-c0l-
orelt faith IN the future ggol tint IN lkely to
cnI1le ont Of tile wisdom Of Ills A'ln.tnstr1-
t1ol,. Since thas unl'tcky day III June, lssu.
when our Governor IN cNultatiDn role honlD
with Gei,. Gartleld from the CllIcago Con-
yeMtiotl, ai,d 50 severely stlockcd and Of
felulctt Senator Conkllng by tlle apt parody
Of his famous speech, he has beell very
| careful OF nit Ills actions. The present 1nOve-
lme,lt signifies Just tlls:
President Arthur llns promulgated tia
theory Ut his Administration to be to consult
| the Republican Senator lit regard to appoints
lnerts In Statcs where tlnrG Is one Demo-
| cruilc Senator. III this State John Sherman
| Is tic Republican Senator. Arthur cali't
forget the Iolt1,uing fran the New
York Cuslonl-l!ouse; IL would mt ba
human for him to do SO. Coy. Fostor
knows TINT TUG PRESIDENT @ w9ult! ,a,, mot ,1 ~
wards Mt. SlIor,nals, ailtl sues tue oplortu-
nifty lte has becn wanting to
| Asst1NE THE LEAnEIksIlir IN OHIO.
II lIas been known for some time past Tint
oy Faster was 7, trninsS TOR Ina tna unitfa i
presunt incumbent. II Foster eul, nnw 1inyu
i controlling voice III tlls administrative at.
poitsnts 10 Wi' g9 @reat VIZ to"afs
Tii' niticn.sce;srs. III a,,y rnlc, nssil,ue tt.as
Wy. FgstoE ~ sonE ~ o' FoMeltW. .,, NIL MI, ;u
Atiitilisiratt e a1eM, phns'S ,.s Mcselt,s ;s
u. - t,.T ~ ~ o,,e"'sanar.m ~ IL. re
turn frnnl tiIa Saiionat Capital. All listen
mm III hv t,a n"v irsi,Imnt nj tha t,s1
W IL III ,;i, n' i H., ,r .nr"r,,mr
II v h v"i Ii t., rm"rl; @ ri1t e Iare Hill t"y
l'',ster last somewhat III popularity Just By
FORE tho elnc,h y Ais exprasslo M o! of (as!. n
ia,, , ns fst ~ ,yhni ,v"s them " frit,rn nmnv
9w soty ,, lnS, M,, MSS tIe foIn,Sin @
sto"'ne 'e'''ls souno
\ IirrI'E 0vE9nlsA"S;
but then they MAY NOT b., The quotation IS
Se r lis ssDS: sxt t'as!sf asy tr ov @ fdss f!s!s:s4 u
div. Foster spoke Of bis trip to tho Nauonal
Capsul Us ono 1t tho must Interesting he over
.sss II ~ eS s'.
xsSnt}ve y !s 6saF'nS ho ,aS sSn"Sa ore @ he
sccs Ut wsns.on @ a' IN lis Garx @ ana rot ea
ad s ca.,ai 10 ILL., " lie WIS no io..t o tic viz
soasht % strengthen tho mrty, hs hai pprie
thoe9nniry. Ile w,,,,to.l ths sppnrt a,.d ndytue
~ taction III XIII n IT. ottry ' m ,s % so,,sstnt In tIs
iiyht for ta sapaars @ aa Mosnbers "r UonRress W
b. "S a9 sp 4 otos Icy sia o1o: ::
stances as to appantments. =.
; From tlis 0no would by lo1 toHuprose that
Gc,l. t,arllrld Ilad never lived, No one would
/ hold t,lat It WIS necessary for our Governor
10 a,lnrrel with President Arthur; but, ~,
der thu circumstances, Il would sGotn littl{
oyartlrawl to say TINT q. lle seemed more ikt
n President t|!an nuy, Other innn 20 iad eycl
. sgcn III WaslIugtnn"; tliat Sin ILLS henrliIt
aiNi treatncnt Of visitors ho llayor erred
, Ono wonlll conclude from this tint tlul!. Gnr
Held WINS good .eat nf fnllnro 50 far q:
TINT lliycs, md Grant, and Lincoln wcrt
MI futures sn far lis seeming WINS con
.. el'rtlud-f0r our Governor Inns scG1l y!
, these. .ri,esc other mrll lad erred ii
i their treatment of visitors; but Til!
list aculllsltlun to tito l'residu,ltia
{ Chair was Il perfect gontleluan mil kIuv
. lluw to trcttt people. Bit that Is mt nIl
"ilo was SincurO allG cnndIl to nll,' nl,t
I "wus no doubt on tl,e way 70 he tllo, 4reates
!!!at tho ropoytsr WIG !r!!'!sti az eySstats;
. reputation for sagupIty tilAt lla wor.la .4r.