Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-26
THE PAYNE BOON
The New Ohio Senator In Aetiva T.
 ing for the Presidential Rae.

The Cleveland Herald prints sr i,.. view with one of Psyne's active na,.. in which it is not only declared tb,,,,' Payne has already begun a stropr .,- paign for the Presidency, but has pl.,. in operation by which he has Drac,;,-r secured the support iu the naflo,s,,- ventlon of the delegates from New y,.- West Virginia and Ohio. The ,. interviewed refused to allow bis F.'.' to be used, but 1t may be depen5ed ,'-' -,,~ that he knows whereof he sueaEs. :. .'- E official Leading up 0 the roll,. '. ,' ' reference to the history of the Ot campaign he says: "Ihe recen, ,nl-. material campaign in Ohio was a Ts.. ''- the Payne movement. The Psyps' --.. agers secured the state orpRpi,st; ''-, shrewd and skIllful managemprf 1.. dleton, Thurman and John q m son previous to that time had ,,~t.,-s the state organization. The mos. .-. fully planned and systemat;caIIv . -' aged campaign to defeat tler, r carried on by the Payne nam. They succeeded, and from tha, r1c+. ,.' Pendleton was whipped. The ,tat,.. tral committee Was made m, ;,
 interests of Payne. The Payne ,,o-, canvsssed every county in Ohio b- ing up ---
 THE RIGHT LEGISLATIVE TrvRr, on which Co build the Payne boom
 cry step gaIued was kept and racr.s for future reference. Hoadlv uas ,- mated to win by 40,000 maio-iv
 weeks before election Hoadlv vrs. feated candidate, and when le v.7-
 Philadelphia, sick, be and the c-r.- committee had absoiut,lg eiva3 n,. !, state as lost. Everybody kD1ws Hoadly failed to nee. sxpecta.i,. He made too many give-avav sDeeel'' but 1t would not do Co have H,s.IIy teated, as be would very likely bsv. ,-. ried down with him a large sur,bs- legislative candidates. and vii, .i the Payne movement. l. WAS ar
 critical point that Colonel O. k p-' and BoOkwalter threw S3OO0l in,o .- canvass. This money was no. give, Z. the state central committee. but handled by John Farley and Cs. IhOmpsOn, of this city. and dls,rirrt through their orders by Dave Pair. r' G. H. Barger into every weak spf. ! the state. Every possible effort t1 - vlve the fast-failing majority Vas with successful results. Don't val |. how the scheme unfolds. The Fs-r and Barger b0lters, about whi,L l PendletOn men made SD muca fls,.v-. true.
 THE MONEY THROWN INTO THE r.yy. At that late day did not come iron F. ley or even Sibley, but really from 7sy- and BoOkwalter. We'll, you kn0v t result. HOadly pulled through e the Legislature was strongly dem Cd. ic, and as soon as the returns cals the Payne workers knew that Helry Payne would be the next senator T- were pretty certain how every mer1- of the general assembly would vu,a soon as he was nominated, and ID mn clses before he was nominated
 "Well, that is the story ot tue sslr Il rial fight. Where do you get the c tGinty of the Payne President bOOmy
 THE PAYNE PRESIDENTIAL BOOM
 That IS the most interesting par % | This senatorial movement from the - Is but a stepping stone for the p-a dency. Let me explain; SanJe. Tllden IS a firm friend of Heuv Payne. He has been interested n e movements from the start, and his huence for New York IS guarali- Then Mr. Payue's son-in- law, Wm. N- ney Of New York city, has a U deal of influence with I Kelly, and John Kelly. himself is B. soually interested III Payne's Pr dency. Thus, you see, New YOrk principal stronghold for any can1 IS secured already. Now, C.G Thompson, Secretary of the Staltr. Oil Company, who was tle r manager of the campaign at Colgut1 and who really Is the guiding p0rsr. the movement. IS a brother-iu-hv United States Senator Camden, of W6' Virginia, man of great pOhtlal- tinence, who has interested hil,-i warmly in the Payne business. Coan. Thompson was at one time lc .li-, political manager in Virginia req nized as one of the sLrewdest a ls State. He has friends there who lrs guaranteed that State already
 What about ObiO?"
 "OhiO IS all right. If Payne cll1t carry Ohio no man can. Hrs camql- in this State will be managed wit co summate skill. and Ohio will te ;ai- care of"
 In connection with the mOy5U5-t secure New York. through the l-t Corporation Counsel Whituey, uE1 teresting to remember that COll1s H. Payne recently presented his .is.s Mrs. Whitney, with a very bal.is1- million-dollar residence iu that rl'E