New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
A JOINT DEBATE on PENSIONS.
A, J. WARNER wORSTED ny HIS REPUBLICAN OP-
PoNEST IN THE XVIGrH ONO DISTRICT
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUNE.l

PoNEyr IN THE xvurH ONO DISTRICT
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUNEl
CAMBRIDGE. OhIo Aug. 27.-The joint debate
here today between General Al Warner tne Democratic
candidate for Congress in IA, old Bingham D tct anu
ColonelJ d. Taylor, he epu5 lean nominee, atracteh
aaout 5000 strangers he city All parts OF the ANlt1
ID rict were present The Cleveland and Marietta tIh-
way ran pecia trims north AMI south AM oW excursion
rates were ven he i imore aud ono. Inc rnn
from Marietaat General Warmers home brought ove' "Oo
men. Attn ugh speca ell had been made ~ the Ten
er,s friends O pack il largely tn his fendsa poi Of he
pas.eng,rs showed 100 TO- Tayor O. l39 Tor warner
The "a dw, Band and Private DALI II loaded the delcga-
tou from Noble County, majority OF wnom wer' a'o
for Taylor. Th- East Ell PARK, a tr ang ldr
area coltainins three acres deusely packet
with balhing restless crowd 10y
O'Clock. the time tie DEBATE 10 begin W. h
GooIeit. chlirmal o. the .eo1b lean ConnT Commit
tee. aDI " Il. W. McIyar chairman OF tn Democrat tie
Committee prssid.d. eu,ral Warren was iec1'od
coiIv Us crowI and his opening speech was inter
rlptcd frequently bv EXPLANATIONS o. d>appro'4L Inc
frs point i-su' wa, matter II h't warner Va "i'
cnal,r 20 dcuiod tla Taylor ever spoke IA i1 House
one word Of aepce b, printed IN ihf R'c'" 't Angus l.
contain ig RI .ctilu. upon General Warner anu ia
dIaorncss Of Abe select Committee che raymen Of
TcH,o a Bounty and Back Pay, of which % D. mar
mau 30 20 ure port roper measures of rrie to 'He
Union soldiers. and tue OPP Isl oI of G. n'rH warner To
the Moxran Pension bu. The s'c'nl vout q, ISSUE Wa
IL .
taken %, the two urrcs the pc sHn quest ON
m general. W rncrs 90 p.cch was tvasv" and de-
clau, o.y, r. her than dlrc.t aud argiuneutvr Il
tluoi the discussion int partisan and general chan
vel avoiding hc pas ula matt rsm Issue
Nh,n Colonel Ia.llr arose to reply DE- Nas greeted by
round after ron .d OF h'a.y cheers In an carIc.t
p ted spc''h quite devoid OF the uelt q ciutc' Of
q mccall Warner remark Co0u1 l.ylorr peat Cd e. u
pl. cl On. aco ons of his opponent. ov'ru ned tIr
urgu.ents lot up hin ana sh wei fr m me Record
ANA from the W. evide OF Cong Houlce
Stpo Robinson ana o, hers who heard lis cch that
lie dil liver he speech ~ Qae,tO1, or Il. sub
stance on he noor OF tie House. lie further
a. cly ala.-ncd cu.ra rlcr .or his ohat ucllye
cour uroa tu priv lie pcn,i ella ms. rsi-l ton and
,ar Neycla Pc sion u, and uouucel Warner Pom
an nll "A. unfair and deu-lv. When d. appealed 10
"a eac.. Am ] i'm l wron 90 n almost
-il.li. D OILS wen up nom thousands OF tAIOt7
" GA lrr n fht; leaFs ughL' .., ,
j, ca g'u .tmau &c auot or speech ~ Whl'h SUD
..!allN IT,. tIne pou Ic Lab ed. 4 e. interest
ia spc chs seemed to Iutrc Sc near tL- Ell ana
much e. h.sia-u manfe-teI ILree luc- three
cheers were for Taylor wuen Gen RI. wa nrr mn
i-h-d is Scuiy miuut-- GA OF recap uat1H an .
lit he sAt0 for Warner. Both can ildte- We 'isi
on the AOllecrs OF the crowd AID Done down .hroGh
Ia lines II IN utn admir- TIE genera Pr ltt D re
rs t'at ole C.. yl mas scored sigma We, ~ IL IS
qu &c probable hit this debate will b- follow 'o ny
ionl canvass 81 tn strct. The town Is crowded Win
5 an ers evening and the result OF the debate /,
he sole topic OF conversation.