New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
AGONT AMONG OHIO DEMOCRATS.
sPAsMS CAUSED BY HOADLY'S NOMINATION.
JUDGE HoADLY's VIEWS on DEMOCRACY.
From HIS SPEECH Of acceptance.

JUDGE HoADLY's VIEWS on DEMOCRACY.
From HIS SPEECH Of Acceptance.
With heart OvertiOwlng with emotion l
thank You for that small part OF tnis which consists
in the expression OF confidence in myself say lhat
small part. because man knows better Than mat
nave been chosen over ode and better soldiers OF the
Democracy mot because persona confidence and
existed, but because q ras hoped and detlesed MAJ
egectias TO ne cord hat the fences cere dorm and ne
Tamparts had d 10 erst and that the hospltaoe
heart Onlo Democracy was open TO receive re-
cruits matter OF what or color or previous con-
Yoil G,pis hal hated slarery and ler the Democratic
he hi measure OF his rights had been gircH ne coiored
man. and then. beiiepng that ne sto a. as ne onght 70
man Of color and race came back 10 the old iod AID
here 1 am prcpared-Iapplausel 1-prepared TO do NV
duty forgiven hone, Tor sucn delnquences "a may
have comnhttrd ready, with such measure oil aDiltyi
zeal and activity as may have, 10 make up Tor VIA
experience and training IN Order 10 eau you Oh
| hope, 10 victory.
GENERAL WARDS VIEWS ON INGRATITUDE.
ma 50 ech 10 ne Contention.
GENTLEMEN: 1 regret extremely that You call me here
now. IL reminds me that when ater had fought Tor
years In the Held and was wounded 80 tat YOU sec at
lame arm has to lie at my back they attempted 20 mus
ter me out o. the service. went 10 Washington Clly
and mustered yself Ia again aud continued TO hght III
the field through several campaigns sna 80 VlI you
now gentlemen, am TO say what didn't desire TO say
| am to say what you have compelled me 10 say Btlng
called to this position, u'e TO ne mustered our OF ser
yice-tapplausrl-and say 20 you that as YOU nave
chosen prefer another for Governor you have left no
other place for IN the state OF Onlo but senator ~
Congress chcers)-and therefore openly proclaim
for United states senator or ONO LouScontluned APP
pllusc) ,,,.---., q, ,.......h. a. 80,
mittes that iled upoI 20 bring here. lest
would say that which hit be dsagrcrabe 10 them and
the convention; but desire 10 saygent.ementha aui
too OF a Napoleon TO give up a battle because
happen 10 be a loser. 81, &c.,,
go Ou snail not one dollar 10 procure my nOmlha
ton to the senae OF tuo United states. shall appeal
81 ate and Will say them, they refuse me the lower
places, tnat one; and II geL II say TO yea
now that snail favor tue doctrine that to the DEMOCRATS
who win the victory belong tue honors
one word more aud taen close, ald That word Is one
done the work thirty years that have uoue wuo nas
not Deeu recognized by nom nation Tor Governor or
nom na. ion for senator The INST you have not ENen
ue and now 10 my Old age viii keep on and dc 10 my
tracks Had been allowed 10 nave some reward for toe
WORK have done would not complain that those OF
grea talent and perhaps greater services should ake
the rewards; but wnen have received nothing mus ar
come boldly forward IN ny old age ana ak loo the a1
honor that shall ever ask from tue American FeoPe
DEMOCRATIC VIEWS BEFORE THE NOMINATION..
From bisP1'ch 10 me Cincinnati Enquirer ibtH)
Documents we're freely clrcua Ell ,oday anon
them being Tie Ntc- YORK. Hdcr. Waci sts forth tho
Goctruco of atct ana tue beauties ~ The inhdeL
TINS also showed that Hoay vice pfe- tent Of tie
-ocetv The believers ~ God shook th,ir heads and
many OF the righteous lost bets They we're lins
~ NIT mo u,onsy thai no .uch paper cOuli be shown
Their money gobb.cd, aud tncn some gentleman
would ong and TAX" copy OF Tie IHdef iron us
nocscr II n claimed b. delegates rroa dis,
icts and The Rcscryc dat Will XII thGm Another
document extract from one o. Hoady sp,ccita
urlutcI ON a neat card AID ire is circulated iOlpws:
me Democratic CORPSE Gentlemen 81 tho KepuDl
Convection: m with pleasure mat Introduce 10
Won yoIlr nominee for Coroner VINO lay after tIc
coming ele ton viii bua au Inquest the BODY Of the
DrmOcra 10 parry Hon. George HOaQy's speech NJ
the Republican County Convention ia Cincinnati, ISL
From the DLpaeaes 10 me ccnnaH Commercial, Gazsns
Ihose Opp6siug loodly usus liH lei lruorucrs
m weapon aRaiIHt him aud tue moro lac; that hc is =
irrchuEcr 10 daunat0ry Ia the eyes Of the country
Mr. Joseph Bolanier, Of Lewis Township, Brown
County, winch has ustructcd Tor Ward sad today that
when II was Known thai Hoaly was me president Oh M
lnhdel society would XII Mira IN tue rural district
The people Ia tDe county, be SAID aIe honest, God
fearing folks aud they never wOG!d support man VINO
mas the least tnnS In common With SOB Ingcr-olL /
know that / would not have anything D. 90 with such
think they are cracks, ana would sooner vote
for Garted's assassin. such men are angerous-dan-
gerOus the Nation for IL tucr be'e or a absence OF
belief ever prevailed, order ad society wplld nave an
end. | know ihal n HOady ID nominated. ne VIII be
saugl' cred brown County just on this account"
"when you come right down 70 facts, Ward Is the
who j. entitled 20 tue support oithe Democfacy 80
SAID delegate VINO wore on the pei OF ms coat blue
badge inscpDed with the wOrJs For War' ~ ne stood
talking the Office OF the Neil iIOuse. Yes II anybody
deserves the nomination ne does now that Thurman has
grown old. lie the wheehUrsc OF the party
doing all the hard work aud ia@ug All tho hnrd hcAs
with never murmur' ana ne onght 10 Oe fcwafIeG'
These newcomer whose money Is their only rccOumen
dauon should rebnkcd Tor trying 10 freeze tue fth fu
old out II 1t WASH for Hoadiys barrel MS name
would bo heard to-day, and tnHts the secret OF
his beating Ward In his own county The party uds had
too much OF this BoOkwaltei Duoness and should cit
| down upon IT,"
"IIl tell YOU" said Levi Borgun OF the Wood County
| delega ION " would SOONER sre Ward nominated Pm
a farmer myself aud don't have much chance to look
about bat # seems 20 me thai this candidacy OF Hoady
- ali nnt.rn iob Ills aThestcai ideas viii hurt MIN
Theu besides, taking the wnoic state into cOnsidera
ton, Ward IS the BLIOngest man. HOddy mast Dcrn "a
| Democrat very long and theu ~ make the matter
worse his time ne has been everything aud 1t looks
though Lad accepted tne parry as kind OF second
nddlo."
Scott Symmes, OF Cincinnati, Is out.and-ou Ward
ne saws there is feeling NJ Hamilton Coun v AZ
ia The resr of the staIe amo1g he body The ma X and
file the Democracy, Ward should be the nominee
| said MIR symmcs: "While the political managers are
for Hoadly, the of the parry for WarI 1t IA
Of the manipuaIors and the wirepulc3 against
| worthy poor man.
Just So" said George W. Houk. of Dayton 81 think
Ward is TAR stronger among the unrepresenied Democ
| racy than HOaGy ~. We meet III convention are
only a small percentage OF the Democracy Of the state
| II hoady be nominated IL wiz be Ike II was In The
Greeley campaign. IL may be easy 10 nominate HOadiy
| Thousands Democrats will for Hoadly IN tho
same way that they would vote Tor Greeley. ON
OF Our delegates SAID he'd be ID II he would evei
OF those Internal "agnosts Hoadly has tn,
| money but ward has the principle
DEMOCRATIC WRATH AFTER THE NOMINATION
| From Tte World tDeiH.)
| EX -SenstOr Thurman aud General Ward met iu
SOME shadow OF bitterness. Here" said Duroin, -
| have worked for the party day aud night for thirty
| years. have up with this useless Old my
side and AJAX nomination, and what do they do Why
| they have mustered me out again
"Durbn," said the old Roman drylY rs he took pinch
OF snuff, guess they have further for us,
about the best nng can dos TO ana into
| the bOneyard."
- don't know but that ia so,' said Durbin with sigh
| The news OF Judge HOadiy's victory received
| with electric shock I'm this city.
| From The Heratds Columbus Dfspdch, June 90.
In the contest for Governor the Ward men claimed
that the Hoadly mon having secured the convention
counted them out aud openly charged fraud Thurman
old leaders left convention In disgust
said they would not support the head Of the Ticket
| HoADLY THREATENS TO WITHDRAW.
| Columbus DtlDdteh 10 me Philadelphia FTeI
Hoadly and other candidates wanted John q. Thomp-
retained chairman Of the Executive Committee,
but he was eat down on, and In his stead the kids
chose Gilbert H. Barger an able young lawyer and rep
resentatye from C0s0ct0n County in the legislature
chairman They chose d. C. Ballentine. the manager OF
the BOOkwater campaign, as secretary, and their own
men Tor every place on tue committee hSadiy, Tnomp;