New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
s,1rpu,y,s REJorNpER TO uENDRICK s.
sur DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES BUNGLINd IN FL
NANCr-ACTIoN OF THE BREWERS.

fur DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES nUNGHNd IN FL
NANCE-ACTIoN OF THE BREWERS.
Try TELEGRAPH To- THE TRIBUNEl
,c,xc,vv,11 Sent 2G-Governor Hendricks was
,no, rs he was leaving Columbus. this morning lie
,vas not in tn best of humor. When asked What
NE thought Of Ohio. he replied: The people arc
with MS the great mass of the pcope-b1 an I'M
questioned majority, both in Ohio and Indiana ou'
what NAV happen between this and the election we
cannot predict. Our enemy will make desperate
struggle" There was in the tone and the language
.nonch TO convince the listener that Mr.. Hendricks
has little hope of Ohio. The fact that he has put
his foot in it again. lie has grapped with the Qucs-
ton OF finance in his late speeches. The W 'ldcat
Currency craze in which he believed has not wholly
diel ont IN Indiana, and when he came 10 discuss
the 100, 100000 in the Treasury he made the as
sortion that il was too large an amount. ; nator
Sherman took up the theme in an addr, IS delivered
by invitation before the business men OF columbus
on Thursday night He said before the meeting
that II appeared to him ridiculous TO be obliged 10
cxplaip such matter which the most ordinary
business man would comprehend by an eNalnina-
ton If the Treasury reports but that Mr.. Hen
drlcks's plausible insinuatons had really alarmed
some honest people who did not have access 10 the
reportS In his speech c showed that of the SlO),-
100000 surplus 21,7l9,920 is gold owned and
denoSited by private citizens for which gold ccrtifi-
Gates are in circulation; 12l,13l,9 2l is silver
similarly deposited S3~,2O930S is money owned
and deposited by National Banks in process of lqul;
dalton: Sl3193 792 is money deposited 10y National
banks. to secure the redemption OF thelT nol'IS.
There is also due S1J,OO0,0OO on matnrcd oohbs
which may Ice at any moment call9d lol. 80 ny
the entire fund in the Treasury lncluGihE inc nt.h
fund over and above the demand liabilities is SILL
In his sncech last night Governor Hendricks tried
10 meet the fnanccr's crushing blows by feebly
falling back on the general rccommehu3llon ol
,u Droei ATfhnTa
sage The effect of the prominence gwen 10 the
matter has been to add the worst features OF the
Greenback heresy to the Tree trade iolu Whcn, oc
Democracy carving. The old Mossb2yks are
hard money men and they say that Mr.. HendllchS
has made another mistake. r
1t has been disclosed to-day that the brewers oI
Cincinnati have decided upon concert OF action III
the pending political contest, To- ad the Democracy.
II Il Schaorman. tie Ncw-lork brewer president
o IN. National Association has been here for several
DAYS. Nineteen of the twenty local brewers nave
ovrecd 10 give their influence to Newman for Score
tarv OF state. IN October The same power Is bchg
brought 10 hear To sodfv the liquor dealers.
John Il. Mclean, started last night for New. 0rk,
mission 10 the Democratic Va ional Convention to
secure fund, for the ono hght
CROWDS WELCOME HANNIBAL uAMlIN.
MEDINA. Sept. 2G-Fiftccn thousand Republicans
assembled yesterday 70 greet Hannibal uamln.
William NcKinlcy IT,. and judge Lawrence.
large escort met them az the station aud amid the
,hecr. of the crowd escorted them to "a hotel The
women eff Medina prepared dinner for thc whole
ratty In thr afternoon the tlue visitors sp1.' 'u
Tho public park e. large and aucutNr audience.
Al thr Blame and Logan ciu's n the N''ul "''
ADDRESSING rnr-u-,1rwcANs.
FAsrIivruroor. Sept. 96.- pmic / @. pr coll
nud " j. Gleason. of cleveland addressed large
aud enthusiastic Republican meeting in thr wig
wan last uilht composed iuaelN q. lrl.h.\mruc1h"
Thor pccchos were we'll received and their VISIT
hrr will lc productive ol great gooi c,p'c' .IIN
nfunur-f their ,uuItii many ul whom I'' Il'