Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-21
CLEVELAND IN OHIO.
Hoadly's Law Partner Says Ohio Will Go
Democratic In the Coming Campaign
The Why's and NherefOres Given.

Hoadly's Law Partner Says Ohio Will Go
Democratic In the Coming Campaign
| The Why's and Wherefores Given.
LoNG BRANCH, July 2O.-Edgar NJ John
son, the distinguished Cincinnati lawyer
/ and the partner OF Gov. Hoadly created Il
1 stir amOug the fashionable company at the
West End Hotel to day by laving a wage
| of S50U to S79Q that Cleveland would carry
Ohio He had r,St come from Chicago
where he went a. a delegate for his personal
friend and business associate, Gov HoOdly
after it had beCoRe clearly evident, however,
that his FIRST choice could not win he turned
| to New York'S son with a VIM and has
come hack full Of ariOr for the reform
| candidate He is tall, handsome mnn
with a. bluf and RHpretentiOus msnuer
He has an extremely intellectual looking
face and bright brown eyes.
This bet shows just what think OF the
political situation, be said to a Times cor.
! respondents. "There " no more dOubt in
my mind shat Cleveland will carry Ohio
| than there is that he will win keHucky.
More than that, the Democrats wil3 carry
the State in October also and thus give the
ticket boost with tina rest Of the country.
| On what dc / base my assertions? On
what know. Gov. Hoadly go' the largest
Democratic vote ever cast in OhiS, and
| Cleveland VIII get substantially tho same
| ballot He isimmeuSely strong out there
The Woods Full OF Them.
Are there many independents there
"There are sOme, who are business mem
! But the Ohio Republicans are more seri-
oIsly divided than the existence of body
of what are called independents wouH indi.
cate. The temperance question his come
In to divide the Blaine forces, Just as it d.
vided the Republicans osfore in the guber.
material fghk The Scott law. that is Of
feRsive to 50 many of cur citizens, psrtic.
Hlarly to the 6ermans, Is still in existence
and the Republicans are, rs,running their most
| rigorous Scott law MAJ for Justice of the
Supreme Ceart. He viii be defeated, and
the Blaine Electoral ticket will suffer with
him. The Germans are nearis all against
J Blaine because Of the temperance question,
! and because they doat ike iAe notion Of
his spirited foreign policy The Germans
are thrifty, energetic, business people They
have enoagh of soldering aud the brass
band business in Germany. In this coun-
Try theE rave peaee, anu shey uon take
! kindly TO the ides of officsal theaticals that
may get them and the rsst Of the country
into trouble at aRy momtnt without neces-
sity."
| Salts Him Exaetly..
.aRew doeS Goveraor HoAdiy ike the
nolniAationT
ut delighted him, The whole Ohio dele.
CATION. after it saw that Hoadly himself. foE
Sbom they would naturally vote, could no,
be nominated, went for Cleveland. The
campaign in Ohio win he fought out on
personal grounds. 1t will be Cleveland
against Blaine-the representative Of re,
! form against the fgureheai Of corrup.
system. The tariff issue, which win form
the chief string 10 the Blaine bow, will
have no power with us. The Democratic
Conventions dehveranee on the tariff ques'
ton suits US toa nicely. 1t was almost ex,
actly 0hio's own platform. Cleveland will
carry not only Ohio, but also Connecticut
New Jersey, Massachusetts,, and New
| York"
What of TsmmsuyT ~
"Tammany will be for Cleveland and viii
/ help to give him a big majority in Nez
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