New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
Mr.. HOADLY IND MIR. MLEAN ATPEACE
PRAISE OF M'LEAN's HAMILTON COUNTY NOMINEES
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PRAISE OF MLEAN's HAMILTON COUNTY NOMINEES
BY noADLYs oRGAN-A BOLT THREATENED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
CINCINNATI Aug. Z1.-The Neus-Joarndl came out
this morning in support of the Mclean county
ticket This was IN obedience to aresolution adopt
ed at meeting of the stockholders
held last evening. The Ners-Journal was started
for the express purpose of fighting the Mclean anti
Pendleton element in the politics of Hamilton
County and the State. It 10 represent the
better class of Democrats, and that it might
be unpurchaseable the stock vas taken
by something over 200 reputable Demo-
Gratis, and the articles Of incorporation
framed that stock can be transferred except
by permission of majority OF the stock
holders. Hoadly took a large block of the
stock, and it largely through the
influence of the paper and the personal efforts of
many stockholders that he received the nomi-
nation for Governor.
The Mclean convention of Saturday furnished
positive proof that. politically speaking,
Hoadly had sold out the stockholders
to tho very clique they had organized
TO fight. That evening he was driven to
Tic NocsJourRdl Office and gave instructions to the
managing editor which completely silenced the
paper regarding the convention. and it did not
speak about the convention until this
morning. The bargain with Mclean. as it
is currently understood. was that Hoady was to
prevent The Neirs-J0Hrnal from saying anything
about the convention from urging the party
10 bolt the ticket and reward he
was to receive the support of The sER>
quirT which had been thus far with.
held. IT, is understood that the vote of
the stockholders to support the ticket was carried
by bare majority of the stock. including Hoadlys
large block What the paper says to-day is that
while the ticket was nominated by the very worst
OF influences it Is not itself bad and should COM
mand support.
Democrats do not like this sort of talk.
have stopped The Nees-JowHal to-day. There
IA strong rak Of petitouing the State Committee to
take HoadIy off the ticket. and there is paper
In circulation TO which g. long list OF
county convention. There is much indignation
among Democrats and the defeat ol both the State
and county ticket ia now considered certain.
Mr.. Pendeton by no means gives mp the ship. He
remarked to friend tonight: The money that
Mclean gave those fellows won't last
long. Then my turn will come The
indignation at the method Of nominating the county
candidates has been great that several " the
candidates. particularly those on tho legislative
they do not wear the Mclean collar
and are unpedgcd on the Senatorial question.
The position OF affairs now Is this: That
while Mclean captured the convention Pcndleton
the long run Pendleton Is thought to lie far
more likely TO win than Mclean. If Mclean
should become satisfied that he cannot
depend upon the Hamilton County delegaiion as
tICIails that there will be- some knif-
Ingn IL belief that Pendeton
would succeed set in crcumvonting Mclean that
induced The Necsjourndl directors 10 pass rcsolu-
ton on Monday evening formally pedgIng the
paper to support the ticket although on Sunday 1t
had repudIated It,