The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28
JUDGE BOADLY.
What He Has to Say Abont His Health.
tKis Return TO Ohio.

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PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-A Pref
reporter had an interview with Judg'
Hoadly. When the visitor referred to tn,
stories that have come from Cincinnati a!
to his being afflicted with typhoid fever ant
other disease, the Judge laughed and re
marked that it was very natural that hil
opponents should like to make politica
capital out OF his absence and intirmities
lie referred to DR.. Barlholow in glowing
terms, and OF the care that the doctor had
bestowed upon him. He came here, he
said, because he was well acquainted with
the great skill OF the physician who had
left the largest practice Of any medical man
in Cincinnati to take the professorship al
Jefferson Medical College,
81 suppose You have kept up your cor
respont eace with your leaders at homer?
asked the newspaper man.
"Oh, yes, to certain degree, and what i
have been unable to do Mr.. johnson has
done for me. The reports that they send
me are very bright. l suppose every party
Is always sure that it Is going to win. For.
aker's own county, Highland, il the only
one that will 20 against us. That Is natu.
raj, you know. Judge Foraker Is splen.
did fellow. Far be 1t from me to say q
word against him. Itried my best to keep
him from resigning from the bench when
he had his breakdown a year or so ago. l
wish that had had mine then or year
hence, instead Of now. Isnppose he has
made fifty speeches, while l have hardly
made one. l should have liked to have
had a talk with him."
"Will the local fights in Cincinnati and
Cleveland much affect the campaign"
"How can l tell? haye not been there
except as sick man since it began"
81 did not know but that you had heard
from some Of your friends how things were
going"
"Well, they think that 1t will not affect
the State ticket uniavorably. The people
do not like the way that Governor Foster
tries to run things. But you are not to
talk politics, young man."
WHEN HE WILL RETURN.
"Have you decided when you will 20
back?"
"Dr. Bartholow tells me that can speak
the first Of next week, provided that I do
not go near any malarial district. There Ia
to be big rally at Cleveland on Monday,
and have written to Colonel Barger, the
chairman OF eur committee, saying that, II
It is best, will speak at that time. Senator
Mcdonald will address the meeting. l
have not heard from the Colonel yet, but
shall by tomorrow. II am to spesk on
Monday night shall leave here on Sunday
next and make an easy journey OF it."
"Will the temperance question have as
much weight in Ohio as usual The cues.
ton Of prohibition is to be settled by a
special vote this year, believe"
ayes, 1t is; but, nevertheless, the temper.
auce question is the greatest, or one OF the
greatest, issues Of the campaign. I would
have to make speech to explain that TO
you, and promised you that would not
do that during this call"
"How does the tariff question affect your
candidacy
"Well, the Republicans are trying to
make some capital out oft, but don't
know how much good Judge Foraker will
do it, or how much harm could do on
that subject. Young man, you are talk.
ing politics sgAln."
Throughout the gomewhat lengthy con.
ydrsation the Judge showed that the
quality OF bis mind was unimpaIed,
and that his intellect was as clear US eyer,
although 1t was also manifest that he had
suffered much and was still far from being
q well man.