Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-02
THE CAMPAIGN.

BIaine's Private Respects 10 hho
sBIxotod Germans''-Tne Hippo
arome I'm Ohfo- rammany's Ticket
A Columbus, o, dispatch TO the New
York Evsninq Eost says The Democrats
are preparing for circulation copies OF
latter sllsasd 10 have beeh written BY
General Neal Dow to Harry Wesley OF
and dated September 10th
In Il he says 1--WE have achieved a
glorious victory for prohibition. The
party stood hand to hand
and shoulder to shoulder with us In the
fight. Mr.. Blaine gave IA his valuable
asaistnpos, and he assured me he refrained
from voting at the request OF
prominent Ohio Republicans on account |
Of the bigoted Germans" At the Repub'
lIoan headquarters this morning Commits
eioner Dudley said he believed the letter
forgery, Init admitted that, II authentic,
II would do Republicans great harm
He held . consultation with Chairman
Oelevie, which resulted in a dispatch TO
General Dow, ash ing him II he had wilt
ten snoh letter. Congressman Boutelle
OF Maine, thought II likely, saying that
Dow Ia q ''dotard." Az the headquarters
q wish was expressed that Dow might be
smothered. No answer has been received
to Colonel Dndley's dispatch.
rHR poLITIoAL CIRCUS.
Mr.. James g. Blsines's progress
through ohiu, continued Monday, and
he was received by enthusiastic crowds
at 0berlin, Norwalk, Sandusky, Clyde,
Fremont and Toledo. AtFremont he was
presented to the assembled spectators by
ex-President Hayes. In responding to
the applause with which he was greeted
at this point, Mr.. Blaine said 81 thank
you for this personal compliment and for
Its public Significance, and ask OF you
the confederate Judgment which l know
you will give to the weight and meaning
OF 0hio's voice in October" At Toledo,
Mr.. Blaine made the frat downright
political speech OF his tour. He said /:
i'Ths Republican party has governed the
country for "a years In the spirit, and
according to the measures OF broad
nationality !" dwelt upon the tariff ques-
tion, and concluded by saying; "To re-
msnd she government Of the United
States 10 the control Of the Democracy Ia
mot merely an ordinary change Of parties.
| II Is total reverse of the entire policy
that has distinguished the government
OF the United States since 1861. 1t Ia
giving to the narrowing dogma Of state
rights the precedence In that grand march
which has been made and which could
only be made under the banner Of broad
nationality. II is on that great plan
that the Republican party has done
the honor TO present me ss q capd eHzt,
before You II Ia on that plane, with al
| Al ~ fy, v,ltaa thak I w,,n haeosa .nv, ~
before all the people Of the United State
to-day"
TAMMANY's LOCAL TICKET.
Tammany Hall Monday held II
county convention In New York an
nominated ticket. John Kelly oalls
the convention to order and made
speech, saying In conclusion "We b.
lieved that the nomination at ChiosR
Was an unwise one, but Grover Clevelan
ia the nominee Of the Democratic part
and we will not separate from the part
we have all known and loved so long. W
shall give Cleveland and Hendricks
, full, fair and honorable support" I'll
! following Ia the county ticket, which WI
unanimously nominated: For Mayo
Alderman Hugh ]. Grant; Controlle
y Il ca NOhEtohbtnhh AbhAy OukHuf III
. Attorney, ex- Senator George H. Forste
{ President Of the Board OF Alderms,
General (ex-Alderman) John Cochran
: TRY IT BY ALL MBANs.
A Vermonter writes TO the New Yoi
:. Times: ga happy thought ooours to IN
= which l will venture to put In the for
!, OF . suggestion to the Republican nation
committee. Procure Senator Edmund
y signature to this simple declaration. =
= my opinion, James q. Blaine is an hone
= man and worthy the confidence and su
y port OF all Republican voters TIL
= ought to be easy Of accomplishment, II
can be said truthfully, and 1t would ju
y now be Of telling service to q wanii
= cause" This Ia happy thought, 1
y deed-though not for the Blaine man
y gers. They know very we'll that no
y fuenoe In the world would induce Geor
!; +. Edmunds to sign such statemer
VI And so they will content themselves wi
pArading what he says he has not said.
y Bottom Herald, Ind
~ NOTES.
r General Benjamin r. Butler spo
to Tuesday in Albany, and expressed I
le belief that he would be elected.
I'd Speaker Carlisle, Tuesday, express
1e the opinion that Indiana would certain
u, 60 Demooratio, while Ohio was Doubt,
I'd he put the Democratic majority in W,
or Virginia at $4,000.
- That long list OF disAffscted Irish Den
% crats In the hands of the Republic
90 executive committee has finally come
:, light. Maj r Morgan has been weari
~ 1t as COLLAR button. The list inolud
90 Geshan, Mr.. Geghan, Hon. Mr.. Gegha
"a Plain Geghsn, Reiormer Geghan, DyI
~ mite Geghan, The 0nly Geghan, Mypt
%, ions Geghan and Saint Geghan. T
" original list contained the name Of Cou
y Geghan, but somebody had written No
, before the Count and an effort had b.
ba made to erase the Cincinnati
=. ,e quirer.