New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
OHIO DEMOCRATS.


THE CINCINNATI QUARREL DEEPENS.
SENATOR PENDLEroN AssAILED By THE ENoUIRE1S
"A COUNTER ATTACK.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE
CINCINNATI Sept IO.-Democratic dissendon
grows moro bitter each uav. The Enquirer on two
successive mornings has vislentl attacked senator
Pcndleton in double loaded editorials. II declares
that Pendleton Is no Democrat, IL has read him out
of the party and has buried him under several
| columns of abuse. This action has enraged the
Senator's friends and to-day they arc declaring
war to the knife against Mclean and his Highland
House ticket. Even The NeWs Journal which
through the good Offices of Judge Hoadly. was able
to suppress its indignation over the capture Of
| the Highland House convention by Mclean, breaks
out this morning also in double leads aud declares
that unless Mclean 10 muzzed and retired there -
no possible hope for the party. This of course will
not and could not be done. deepening OF the
will be drawn into It,
Mclean has thus far held Hoadlv responsible for
the course of The Ners Journal For Its violent
outbreak this morning Hosdy will have to answer.
Mclean is in possession of some Interest,"
ing additions to the "Jayhawker" story that
Hoadly's nomination cost him 100000.
He has kept Hoadly submissive by threatening 70
publish what he knows Now that hoadiy's organ
has gwen such grave offence Mclean may publish
some very interesting information. Pendeton as has
been his rule throughout his political career, re-
mains calm and Is the personihcation OF dignity.
LACKING BOTH MONEY AND HARMONY.
THE "MossBAcKs" AND kids" FIGHTING FURf.
oUsLY OVER AN EMPTY "BARL"
lPRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE raBUNEI
CLEVELAND Sept 9.-Eight weeks ago the Dem.
ocrats claimed they would carry the State by
10000 majority. Six weeks ago they claimed
20 900 majority. A month ago 1T was 10000 ma
joiitv. Last week IL was 5000 to 5000. As
this rate by election time they will concede Re-
publican majority of 20 900. A great trouble with
the Democratic leaders OF rhe campaign Is lack OF
funds. Senator Pendleton and his wealthy friends
in Cincinnati refuse to contribute 10 the campaign
fund. Judge Hoadly's $4,000 that secured
his nomination. appears to be the limit OF his
Campaign money. and he has lost faith in his cause
TO such an extent that he declines TO all the Gem
traI Committee further Meanwhile the Democrats
are looking outside o. Ohio for money with which
to run the campaign.
MR. PAGES EASTERN MISSION.
The Hon. DAVID X. Paige, the chairman OF tho
Democratic State Committee and Congressman-
elect from the Akron District. has just returned
from New York To the Eastern friends of tho Ohio
Democracy Mr.. Paige put forth the claim that all
the mones now in use oy the Democrats OF ONO
was In the hands of John K. Mclean. OF CincInnat'.
and Mayor Farley, of Cleveland, that it W."
furnished by would be Senator John w. Bookwalter,
Of Springfield. and instead of being expended
IN the interests of Judge Hoadly and the Democratic
ticket it was beng given out in behalf OF Book
walter David R. Paige is one OF the few sincere
friends of Judge Hoady. and seeing that bis TREND
was u danger OF a crushing defeat through the lack
of funds won't East with the avowed purpose Ok
securing aid.
Tn. Democrats of New-York and other Eastern
cities did not receive Mr. Paige with open arms aud
ready pocket books The discord In the Democratic
ranks the foolish utterances made In pubic oy
Judoe Hoadly tue Mclean scandal in Cincinnati.
and Bookwatsrs attempts to secure the Sen.
a,orial nomination disguised toe ~ monryea
Democrats OF the East 10 an aarmaos i;, s
axtrnt MIR Paige was told most emphatcally tnae
he could recel We no financial aid IN the East unless
there was harmony among the Ono Democrats. tie
argued in VAIN. TIE campaign OF tn" Democracy IN
ONO thus far has been olunder and failure.
/ he New-York Democrats convinced MI: raige tnas
this was so and said to HIM that they did not care
to lose Their money Ill AL undertaking that seemed
perfectly useless
AN ANTE-MoRTEM INQUEST
Mr. Paige returned to OHIO much depressed In
spirits He called meeting OF his coDfreres Imins-
dately after his arrival at Columbus. and toid
them il was useless to proceed further Win tnd
fight unless there could be harmony. With this OBJ
iect in view the Democratic campaign leaders nave
issued call Tor q conference. 10 this conference
which will be secretly held in Columbus, nave
been invited Jonn X. Mclean Senator PendieIon.
Judge Geddes. the Hon. Durbln Ward, Jonn W.
Bookwalter. II. B. Payne and Jonn T. Farley.
H. IL Mr.. Pags's intention to have a love issst.
N endeayor TO secure general handshaking across
tb. bloodv chasm of dscord and l-feeling II This
can be accomplished the Ohio Democracy viii MAKE
one lasr grand effort to win the oatte. III not ~
xuatf fha
Uoadly and the party ticket This 10 the presene
stains of affairs in the Democratic camp lt IL sad
upon the authority OF Cevrana lIend m .. aancs
Pendleton thai the proposed change IN the conuucs
of the campaign was brought about IN pr'VaN
way blythe senator himself.
WAR BETWEEN "M0ssBAcKs" AND KIDS"
The fight between the old Democracy aud the
vouno or "kid" Democracy still con-
tinues It looks as il harmony caa
nsvsr reign between these two warring
factions. Mr.. II. II. Moses is looked upon ass
leader of the old Democracy in the Mahoning Vsl-
Law. He was oae of the delegates to the convention
that nominated Judge Hoady. He has at this late
dots seen his mistake III voting for him. Iu an in
srv,ew recently Mr. Moses said that it was his CAP
d,d oo,piou that Judge Foraker would be easily
a,ec,ed When asked his reasons for thus giving
his opinion. he said;
Judge Hoadly is by far too new DemocratN
be taken up by those who have adhered 70 '"s
Democratic parry all their lives, and the old Demo-
erals will not vo e for him. l was disguised with
what saw of the man at Columbus Inc tsct Isl
his nomination was brought about by set Oh ring.
st.rs WHO ignored the wishes OF the deiegates anu
Iorcsd tbem to accept Judge Hoadly as the c2nd-
o.,. He was not them aud is not now, tue choice
Of the true d. mocrats of Ohio, and he will hndts
out In October"
The payncs the Rauueys, the Cofiiuberrys the
Thurnans, the Aliens, the Bishops. aud the other
cider and acknowledged leaders of tue Democrase
party in Ohio are evidently in accord with Mr'
Moses, as their silence and lack of spirit N the
nrrsent campaign fully SNOW. Inc lion. l.. a.
RRrnnn'r a Dsmocratlc candidate for Represents.