Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-07
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
BErrrs rErLrNa AMONG DEMOCRATS.
! MaEing Uso of the Wool rntin Reduction. -
Tho outlook In Cleveland bright
| Thn KrnnbliCAn Iinsa t,.nhIhn nlr.


If the confidence which both parties feel
of success in the present guberuatoral
in Ohio may bc measured by
their earnestness. political hopes have
never mounted higher. Tho rival COM
mittees have been actively at work for o
month and every mail which leaves the
city bears great quantities of campaign
documents. During the past week the
Democratic executive committee has sent
out close to 100, 600 pamphlets on the wool
tariff question and IL is probable that as
many more, either Of the Same document,
or of new ones on the samC subject will
follow as rapidly as clerical facilities will
permit and names of Republican farmers
are received mt headquarters.
1t is noticeable however, that party con
tidence finds very little expression, except
on the part of the Cincinnati Republican
press. Both committees are remarkably
silent and have yet made no official claims,
whilc the individual committeeman, when
they allow themselves to speak, take care
to back up their assertions with n suf-
ficicucy of ifs. The absence OF eXtrava
gauoe is an unusual aud agreeable feature
of Ohio campaigns. There is adispoSitiol
to lot probabilities atone aud to make
energetic work the sole expression Of
political wishes and antjcipltiUus.
A week ago the outlook from q Demo
cratic point seemed in the highest degree
discOuTaging. Thc number OF rcspecsa.
bic names connected with the organized
movement for third local ticket carried
the conviction that nothing but dsrup
tion was possible in Cincinnati and when
it was announced that an iudepoudeut
Democratic ticket would surely be placed
in the field the most hopeful friends of
Judge Hoadiy could not conceal their dis
holrtenment.
Within the last two or three days, how.
ever, IL has become certain that the regu.
lar democratic ticket is so strong with the
Germans, aud its hackers so powerful that
"A new ticket, however judiCiOusly made
up and we'll endorsed, can have NJ pros
pcct whatever and will, indeed, receive
but very feeble support. Il is believed that
many of the leaders of tho bolt have recon
sidCrGd their determination and will. when
the time comes to make up tho new ticket,
indGrse the regular nominees. The Duck
worth club, Democratic organization
composed OF the most influential members
Of the party, and tho jefferson club, com
posed of the highly respectable and iuic
pendent Democratic element, have giver
| their unanimous support 10 tho Highland
house ticket. n week ago it was expected
that great many membgrs Of the Duck
| worth club would retire from the Urgani
zAtlOn IN case il was dCtcrm ned t) iudOrsC
| McLeans tickot, while the Jefferson club
| was said 10 be unanimous in favor OF indie
| pendent nominations, .,...................
In Cleveland the outlook is said to be
exceedingly bright for . great majority
| for Judge HOadly. The local troubles
10, lab L 1iHfp \
not shared by their brothers on the lake
On the contrary, = perfect Organization
and very strong local ticket give effective
support to the state candidates. At the
| same time the large German element " i'll
| not listen to Republican representations,
but insists on standing BY the Democratic
party the same rs last year. Here 10 Col
umOus, tho capital Of the state. aud q city
which has the same doubtful status as
Clncinnati an Cleveland, ! have talked
with great many GeTmnus and hud them
very emphatic N opposition 70 Mr.. For
aEsr.
Tho regulation ot tho liquor traffic i.
made the great question OF the campaign,
and the uermau vote will decide the cleo
ton. AEd yet there are other questions
OF very great Importance and elements
that cast many thousands OF votes that
the Democrats are striving u win by every
means IN their power. Tho production oil
wool in OHIO aggregates millions OF
pounds yearly. Woo. growing is indeed,
the most remuucat.vo aad widespread
agricultural industvy OF the state. The
Democrats clam that the number OF farm
eTS Immediately engaged in the sLtep
raising az u means q! livelihood exceed
ooOUo ald that' 0! account OF recent
t"r'u Ie8i'Ial'IA rc4ac'nS ths dAty on
"ool 70 leh ana I"y,Eoo cents per pound
'oI "n'Ch 'uo hepNO''e'"S @EH AeId 10
SPons'o'G' 'ne "oo' growers VIII tLls year
Io! Ts ~ d oiuy wiz. lHG bIN'ctaAc patty
~ 10 eI''9lu tuaI 'HU Democrat" are very
S n.a1 VI S"oII approximations 10 ,L,i Tue
,"llntIS anu Pto.EST u promises. Ihs
S.mat SrI- t'uieS ~ "u'cu nave referred Is care
t",y PioP"eN' 'ep"S 'u"1 asEEeS!lo loss loss
~ S4o iSI . t1'eI o' oH'o amounts I" So,UJO,
~ aut tla0 tIa 'AIu3 81 wool Las iaIel
h'e 70 eigH' c-Ht' o. I"s l1nA9' ana, ~ a
H"E'y I'm ,GC..I0' pIoIeS5 o' iols0uihg,
@ nASS '"o O'"'"o upon 'ho Il publican
parry,
20 GA oS 1"' D1Ii"e'5 tH"t th'
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