The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-11
oommrrrGEs AND oAND1DArrs.
Plans of Campaign Laid out and Energet
Work Promised

Plans of Campaign Laid out and Energetic
Work Promised. :.
TOLEDO, July THE conference of the
Democratic Committees and candidates
held at the BOOdy House last night, was
we'll attended and the utmost good feel
ing prevailed. A marked feature was the
large number of Germans who paid
their respects to the candidates, and
they were agreeably surprised to have
Judge HOadly converse with them in
their mother tongue. |....-
1t is significant that at the first gath
ering, since the convention, of Demo-
Gratis from all parts of the State, abso-
lutte harmony and confidence appeared
to prevail, and kickers were unknown
Quantities. Encouraging reports were
heard on all sides, and no break in the
ranks reported. Every committeeman
and visiting statesman had healthy re-
ports OF a general desire on the part of
dtsaffected Republicans and liberal yOt-
ers to rally under the HOadly standard.
Nowhere Is this more apparent than in
German districts and in the grape grow
ing region. Many vineyard owners
travelled miles for the purpose of beeom-
ing acquainted with Judge HOadly and
pledging their allegiance.
General Steedman said: The Demo-
Gratis OF Toledo and Lucas county are
solid for HOadly. He will receive
greater vote than any other man could
nave obtained, for he will draw many
from the enemy. HOadly is sound as
dollar In this city, and will obtain a
larger majority than was given to New
man. | estimate that HOadIy and the
whole ticket will go out of Lucas county
with 1,5OO majority at least. In this
neck OF the State the Democrats were
never 80 enthusiastic as at present.
Chairman BargaT arrived late, lowing
TO delayed trains, but brought the i'm.
pOrtant information that over sixty of
the eighty counties in the State have
been heard from and absolutely no dis
affection reported as regards to the
ticket; all party elements being solid, 1,
Among the candidates present were
Hon George HOadly, for Governor; Hon.
Peter Brady, for Treasurer; Hon. 4.
k1esewetter, for Auditor; Hon. P. j.
Martin, for Member Board of Public
Works; Hon. James Lawrence, for At
tOrney General; Judge s. N. Owens, for
Judge of the Supreme Court; Hon. John
Il. warwick, for Lieutenant Governor.
Among the interested Democrats who
were looking over the field were Hon. O.
B. Ralley, of Putnam; Hon. Godfrey
Jaeger, Of Ottawa; j. ID. SeltzeT, of Cleye-
land; Hon. w. ID. Hill, of Defiance; ex-
Speaker Neil, of Butler; Judge Seney, M.
Q. elect; Hon. w. W. Armstrong. -
At eight O'Clock serenade was ten
1ered at which speeches were made BY
Judge HOadly and others. ...
The State Central Committee adjourn
ed at 1890 after being in session three
hours. Chairman Paige says the meet
ing was harmonious. in every respect,
IL IS understood Judge HOadlY placed hia
lime at the disposal of the committee.
The Executive Committee remained in
session until an early hour this morn
ng. The business transacted by both
was strictly of a private ma
lure, and it was definitely stated by both
bodies that no act shall be made public, |
and If done it will be violation of obIi- |
CATION that has been imposed upon all |
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