New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10

T% ection viii have bearing ia this respect far
more important han what 1t may decide ABOUT the
next Senator,nip or about party ascehoahcS III 'ns
State for the coming TWO Years
JUDGE HOADLY'S PITIABLE PLIGHT.
Observation-Disclosures TINE ALL THROUGH
TIE CANVASS.
;rRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRBUNE'i
COLUMBUS Sept 5.-The Democratic campaign
managers have been putting their heads together
with noticeable frequency OF late, and puoiic at'e'-
tiop il directed to the struggle OF faction ard con-
seouent confusion among Mr. Hoadlys henteh-
ants 1t was perhaps not TO be expected tua'
order and harmony woul issue from such con-
c;omerate affair as the Democratic Convention.
The convention represented interests defiant to the
CANNON cause The boisterous disorderly. knocK-
down methods that prev allied need be recalled only
TO illustrate how far short the proceedings TEL OF
meeting either the expectations or the wishes or
the body Of the Democracy. On the very night oil
Hoadlys nomination. the Campaign Committee
chosen by the central organization was without
single Hoadlv man OH IL. The persons assigned 10
political companionship with HIM In the strugg
that was to mean more to him than anything
through which he had passed. were the very
men no in the spring and at the convention itself
had be.n among his most vigorous and effective
opponents.
noApLY AND PENDLETON.
The blow was aimed. perhaps. rather at MT. Pen
dleton tnan at Mr. HOadly. The Two men, how
ever. had been in such close sympathy that "a few
DAYS before convention. from motives NANTES oil
expediency only. Mr.. Hoady had seen hi to declare
that his nomination would mean nothing so FAR as
Mr. Pendctons ambitious were concerned. mat
wa, the beginning of a series of compromising steps
that MIR. Hoadly has taken. 1t was no doubt well
enough for MIN to disclam designs In Mr. Pendle-
toms behalf but when to emphasize the disclaimer
he went TO the length of virtual estrangement for
the time from Mr.. PendletOn, he only exposed 10
the anti Pendle.on workers a degree OF weakness
that embroidered them to demand more positive
concessions.
HAPLKss CANDIDATE.
His friends up to that time were OF the Pendle-
ton wing of the party his opponents, OF the other
faction Durblu Ward had the hurrih at the
botels during most OF the forty-eght hours before
the con, entiou met. Hoady became panicky, aud
As part OF the price of the ultimate support of sui-
c,ent of tho other ate him. ne agreed
To Weld TO them the campaign organization. Al
ready mad he repudIsted Mr. Pendlpton and p aged
double with his original supporters. After this he
WAS a plant tool i'll the hands Of the opposition.
Powerlsss to control influence the managing
committee aud cut loose from his original alliances
he was left to drift, except when wanted for
fsctonal purpose.
without ballast. His speeches abounded in assail
able points and there has been to defend
kbem Whatever may be conceded with regard to
his attachments, his instability is proverbla
man less ingenious of poorer mental fertility, ana
of cooler temperament. would bave been safer
canvasscr. But the qualities that had led men to
admire Hosdly a lawyer put HIM IN sorry plight
AZ q political candidate Left virtually without
advisers and iniudciously voluble be soon be-
came useless to tho leaders oil the antl-Pend'eton
faction except as cats-paw.
LOVELY NEWSPAPER HARMONY.
They had but one further use for him to comp etc
their supremacy John Mclean. OF The Cincinnati
Eaourer leads the oppos to Pendleton. That Is
about the only political hobby that The inquirer has
By reason of it, that paper has more than once run
counter to the supposed interests OF the Democracy
of Hamilton County. With the view of resisting
and combating The Enquirer's influence. The Ae~s
distinctly announced. Mr.. Hoadly subscribed
largely 10 it's stock and became director: NJ
Fns' r aSo SseSts,s yeoT When the Dem
ocratic County Convention at Cincinnati two
weeks ago nominated al McLean's beck, "a ticket
Enthusiastically antl-PendletOu, and by methods
certainly susceptible of legitimate criticism every
one recognized that the supreme moment mad at
rived for The Ne~O-JoWnat to speak Tor :" honest
Democracy"
But Mclean had taken the precaution TO Issue has
commands TO lioadly. who 10 turn communicated
glided by. to the wonder ana Indignation OF the
disahected, and cry WAS raised tor new conven-
ton.
JUDGE ucADLy's COLLAPSE.
H0adly began to see himself the public had
long seen him. There to " HON he could
turn. His original friends were disgustcd with
HIM. The faction TO which no had lent his lntlu-
encs. for which he had PLAYED double at two i'm
poItant junctures. had no further use Tor him.
Only formal relations had ever existed bet ween
inn and he Al Ths
can papers were picking flaws IN his record, and
no one vas defending him. He needed sympathy
and the world was cold.
Then something gave way and he collapsed. The
doctors at iirst called II malarlal fever He Was
sent TO Phiisdelphia on Sunday fol- treatment for
nervous prostfatloL.
The BOLT IN CINCINNATI.
Now the committee arc in a quandary. They are
relieved OF present apprehension rou Mr.. Hoadlv's
oraiory, but developments have he d,queting.
They are making overtures To Mr. Pend eton 8
friends The coming will bear significant
huit. Dir. McLean's strength Is to be tested at