New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
THE OUTLOOK AT COLUMBUS.
DEMOCRATIC DrssENsION AT CINCINNATI AND At
CLEvELAND-REPUBLICANs HOPEFUL

DEMOCkAIlC DlSSENSlON AT CINCINNATI AND AT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOPEFUL
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
COLUMBUS Ohio, Sept. 9.-Yesterdays events at
Cincinnati and at Cleveland added materially
to Democratic complications by giving definite
shape in the case to threatened revolt and 10
the other by rousng anlmosties that cannot fail to
have demorazlng effect in the northern part OF the
State. 1t may yet be early to predict such detection
in Cleveland as will last openly through the cam
paIgn. for checks will at be applied to an ex-
preston OF rebelIous opinions There is no doubt,
however that for the time at least Democratic pros
poets will be much damaged.
A member of the Democratic State Com
mttee but not of the Executive Committee
said privately to-day that he considered tho
chances of his party in Cuyahoga County, where
last springs majority was 1000 endangered by the
consequences of split so serious as that just
accomplished. Disaffection be thought, would be-
come more pronounced later in the campaign and
afterwards than it now for. since the convention
was manipulated by Mayor Farley. as commonly
believed in Bookwalters interest, it could only be
supposed that Bookwalter would expect
to be recOmpensed by official preferment
for such outlays as the undertaking may
have cost HIM. Henry B. Payne and
his friends held aloof at the primaries and allowed
Farley to prosecute his game unmoested as a means
of crushing Mr. Armstrong, of 1he Ptd,n Dedter,
who lad been promised the nomination for County
Treasurer a lucrative Office. Armstrong has been
with difficulty kept In the traces for year back
because of his failure to procure the nomination for
Treasurer last year. He threatened then to make it
lively within the party, but was appeased by
assurances that the plum would bs dropped into his
lap this fall. The STATE Comm tteeman refused to
state what will be offered toward concliating Arm
strong now, but said that he will be warned
that unless he acquiesces in and supports the
ticket another Democratic paper would be started,
with money enough 70 freeze The ram DedtT ou5
of Cleveland aud which also would crush BOOK,
walters aspirations. Tne nomination OF second
ticket al Cincinnati, the committeeman thinks,
while it may muster strong support Will operate
discouragingy among Democrats throughout the
State. .
There IL much elation at the Republican COM
mittee over reports from the two conventions.
Chairman Ogleve counts now on a thorough airing
of grievances against the Mclean ticket such az TO
reduce to a minimum the chances OF perpetuation
of Democratic supremacy in that city ana 10 turn
many doubtful counties INTO the Republican coIumn.
The moral effect oil tne poit an?ns
Democrats outside of Cincinnati VIII be an tnI-
poran factor. he confident, IN results
III October IN The direction of Republican success
The Democratic managers whose leanlngs are anu.
Pendleton seem rather pleased than otherwise that
ticket pOrtending disaster to the senator, shouIu
nave been nominated at Cleveland. Secretary
Ballentne protests that 1t means nothing SO lar as
MIR. Book water is concerned, and that IL Is oniy
far EXPRESSION oi preference between nr'
and Hr Blee the nominee for Treasurer; that 1lr.
Bee who Is a strong man. turned out to De tho
popular choice and that such choice having been
asserted. rivalry would now become quiet, and
a united party would move forward TO a
repe ition of last years results that county. AS
to the Cincinnati ticket. nominated by cut-and-
dried process, defiant and regardless of popular
will Le nj ks as sdoes Chairman Barger, that should
IL be fortunate enough to receive 1000 votes halr
of then will come from Republicans who were dis
grunI led with the nominations of the Republican
County Convention. Neither Of these gentlemen
antic pats that the Influence OF the revolt Will DO
, felt outside OF Hamilton County.