New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
SECRET CIRCULARS BY LIQUOR DEALERS
DESPERATE EFFORTS OF DEMOCRATS TO OAi0h ih1
GERMAN VOTE IN OHIO.
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GERMAN VOTE IN OHIO
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
CINCINNATI. Sept. 1S.-The invitation LOT
Carl schurz t. speak here. was signed 10y hly o]chs'
many of whom will vote for Blaine ihey Nah'eo 10
- -. sehur, has to say. The Democrats who are
managing the meeting. unable TO find any Independents
20 invite sehurz adopted ruse to secure signatures
The paper was written, We the undersigned czehs oil
Cincinnati" etc. when published yesterday II hao peen
changed TO- We the undersigned independent hepuo-
leans" etc The evening papers are fun OF interview"
and cards from indignant signers An examination VI
the original paper shows that the change was h' J."
pepo by bne OF the Democratic managers oi Tue lno
ing The disgust of the gentlemen who were lus uulo'
is great. ,,-.. ,,,. a.
,-hcb ,,ees was long discussion OF the political stla
tim so action was taken as TO the November CONTEST
and II was resolved far as the Ootoher eiecuoh '
ccrned 70 support men rather than parties. Inc VIZ
ona Influence Of the association will be given Z" W."
man the Democratic candidate Tor Secretary 'l 9l''
Iie has been favorable 90 the liquor Interest over 'h'
MA eecion hy their two years ago Last Nem he
,sps articles of incorporation t1 the state Association
which had been refused by HE predecessor on inc con
stitntonn ground that such orant atom was p"hu'
An rnst,sr and " a. opposed the general welfare
eprral effort also to- boo made Co dci"' Judge '"hn-
ti,r uatubliean candidate for the supreme brnoh h'
eanse ho held that the scott law vaa constitutions
meeting o. The state Association viii o brld nero '"N'
time neat week.
Henry tltuarni IT, pfralh"nl "l l"' '"N''"'''' "
uitea OF tle National heer brewers Association has
is,ped an important political circular IRON No -up
Worth-st NeW-Y York 10 rccltes ihe resolution W"P'"
nj TIC meeting al Rochester on Apiil =" u''"ins ''
brewers must action between parties hereafter "u'
then IL saws: Ia accordance with this resolution at
meeting OF trustees head IN this city ON September D. o
1putlic,tIon Committee was instructed 10 inform al
brewers that in this election. there Is cho'e uoV"eh
Nh outspoken uhcompromising prohoitionlst ana man
a. broad and liberal views IN the matter Oh personal
liberty" Indirectly the circular then advises the sup
port OF the Democratic nominee
Another secret circular is issued by Leuenant-GoV-
ernor Jacob Mueller of Cleveland, president OF the
Ohio Liquor Dealers Protection Association. IL II ne
declares that the Republicans clearly the party o
temperance and prohibition that they nus 80, c Co
in order To prevent prohibition from SPREADING an go
Inc country , % Iican defeat The most
TO be To prlng ABOUT az ,rr,,rnout o.
markabe feature OF the circular Is an aiI's iId
Judge johnson for his judicial action inns j. tCnCMTu
by a statement that IN nine judicial dSi1cts tWen3-
seven Judges To be elected tins tail me htlu9 @
johnson and special acton is advised 10 Secie lhe
ton of friendly judges These circulars ihac4e t nv.
Democrats are endeavOring 10 retain theH l,et
German allies OF the last two years ~ " 4Ioi4'''
The Republican brewers LEADING the discussion into
the tarIn channel IL Is already evident thaJ h5l VII
divide the German vote. The Democrauc liquor dealers
here assert that iu Cleveland Toledo sandussy Dayton
Hamilton and Columbus the liquor interest Is sun I9i tne
Democrats, and that the chance III tl1cl.t Is u
rvarc- of trade Dr Eugene seeger OF colorado VINO is
speaking tnI"uSh vi" IN ~ .i.s 80, he scrou.
Il general over the STATE re Iihe as a. In, ,,,tI
criticism upon Schurz that the l"ttef is liAus anu.
the organization Of temperance and prohibition ana
eeekiI thus 10 excite passionate prejudice.
General John A. Martin. Eepunlcah canNdd'. iuI
Governor uI 4n.as here to-day on hls way TO DAY
ton 20 attend meeting OF the soldiers nom trustees
lie sad that he had doubt Of his own election 10y
10000 @ OO.OOl majority.
RrPUBLICANs HFABTILY AT WORK.
SPRINGFIELD. sept. 1s.-Tbe nomination OF Colonel
Allen Miller an Irsh-Americdn 10y the Republicans OF
the XIIIh District at Lancaster. has given great en-
couragcmeut To the friends Of Blaine Although There
has been Democratic majority of 400 I'm ths district
the Republicans ore believed 20 nave at least hSutn-
chance carrying In. mass meeting hfl3 di iAc I,'
Of the Congressional Convention was addressed 10y judge
Wet
T. H. Trucc win speak i'm several places in Ohio next
week several other eloquent colorru men are address
fug NEE iue~ iu the state. them the Rev T. "
Arnot and thc Rev J. PoiudcNt r. or oumbl, auam
Denwell OF springfield, ana Walter =. Thomas OF ltIa
9 A. Boutoe Of Maine will begin his canvass here at
= Aiexandcr sullivan. the Ir-9 Nationalst Of
Chicago win sneak behalf OF Blaine and l@san pr
Columbus Monday Llne-'iu t on Iur~u't h''.iIi,
an W,alu.. ily -fcunenviIle Ihur-duyi Leioua ON
FRIDAY aud Youngstown ON saturday. - .
6,erwsu Republicans made unr demon Ii'i'" "'
Canton ou Wednesday night. 10 thr new i"',, u '''
Treierrk "a Hollis of New York aud =. Dana Horizon
Of Ohio spoke % large audience. tt Horton INJURIES
produced pleasant WpIe--inu..
A larr, Blame ana logan rlun. CONFUSED 'A'"'i''f
OF 1ld soldiers has been oraauItrd ti n-lulA
so strong does the nomination of John Little ot Noui
for CONGRESS prove that 10 seems lhrN ld li' h'h'
Gratis " lI allow the election 90 l0 ny default
, General Logan is TO have reception al AIlih'c %"
EF'o,o,.rnor st. John OF Kansas. TIC Piohibiton'.l
candidate ior President, viii speak n TINS cry oh
TY-Govcrnor j. g. Moves and John j. Locke VIII
sddress Republican meeting ln lhe "Is""H