New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
nryocpAT1C OPPOSITION TO HURD.
Sur TARIFF QUESTION IN CONGRESSIONAL CoN-
TEsTs-PURPosED MAsS-MEETlNG>'
inY TELEGRAPH To rnE TRlBUNE.l

TuE TARIFF QUESTION IN CONGRESSIONAL WV
TEsTs-PURPosED MAss-MEETINGs.
Try TELEGRAPH THE TRlBUNE.l
CINCINNATI, Sept 19.-The tariff question is
henr fought out in the Congressional contests III ONO
With Intensity Iti the principal feature in the contest
betwccu General Ben " Buttcrworth and Jom /. t"-
lett the latter being rank free trader as shown by ms
record i'm the past session, which probably VIII ead 10
his retirement Buttcrworth is making gallant hSht
and SAYS that ne expects TO win. In the othcr Ooih-
natl district are arraycd against each oor
General Brown, the Republican nominee is on'lesSed
soldier who advocates protection; his opponent
Adam Kramer hedges behind the National platform III
other words ne stands by his party. In the AA'h
District William Kirby, the eloquent champion Of pro'cc-
ton. l. having an interesting fight with DaNi" IA "'t0'
the present Congressman Paige who is chairman VI '
Democratic state Committee is shrewd mahpu'''o'
md he r,cai,ns himselfa protective tariff man. lie
yotcdf Randall in the Democratic caucus po' MS COZ"
stitucn are pressing home the criticism that ne No'u
for Carlisle and free trade III inc organic"
lion of the House. Martin A, foi"h j.
another Democratic Congressman who Is seeking
reelection because of his vote against the Morrison Dill
JIe the Cleveland district His antagonist
G O. Burnett present member Of the legislature elect'd
rs representative Of the labor interest In the NNith
District Judge Gcddcs Democrat, VIII DC rcueu lioi
Congress by II. c. Hedges on a tariff fight
The most interesting fight is in the Toledo District
where Wattcrson's ally Frank Iud, has been renomi
mated by the Democrats. His district is com
posed Of Lucas Ottawa. Erie and Sandusiy
counties They are all interested in grape grow
ing and wine and in the lake trade Toledo mas
also general manufacturing. Tho wine men gcneTa! are
opposing Iurl because the Morrison bill reduction the
wine t,.T would have destroyed their entire business
But aside from this general bolt from the Democratic
ranks has begun which is due partly to Hurds noifeSi
dcnce in the district He IS never III Ioed" cN'eP' "u
his election is at stake. large number OF nhuehuM
Democrats ia the district arrUcd against HIM AT
Toledo there are George l. Johnson member o the 9la'e
Central Committees Dennis Coglin candidate ior Frcs
DENTAL .clccUr; state Senator McLyman, who owns
large bccrbottng establishment; H. and j. Cummings
wealthy boot and shoe manufacturers and l Jonc 'N
Mayor who has been Democrat since INlV VIM
srrotciinr a irEct A. Fremont llurd is opposed ip
,Iudgc rucfroDk and Colonel Haynes, VINO W"~ .''
Count, by judge Merritt. state Senator Godfrey Jaeger
George N. IIlgh. % large Wool grower nuu r.u'In'a
Dewitt brothers. of sandushy
NrGLECuNG his DUTY As CoNGRtssMAN
There j.. also opposition 20 lmd 40 Toledo iy reason
Of the alleged neglect Of his duties ns Con
ercs-nau. The grain trade Q" Toledo is
large ,ud naihor aud channel Improvements are
iuporta,f The proposed straight ohmuc prov died fer
in the lY-t River Hud llrnor hill WIS Of efh ,blu'
Atet tb, hl Ic The House senator Tpudlaton d-cov
80 | .... tt,,,i.. ,.,..,.t fb, channel urulj-iuu
bad been stricken ont Ihp Toledo council opWoWHltd
ti 900 to soma lobby to Washington to remedy the
OMISSION ia,ot ro,uor- lIuid'- Ilcuidcpp competition
8 on active and popular ,m3u YIN" h3. ,l',1 81 ',i,l
wmchanl' Hancock pWali\ ~ IN, 9.lu' W ,1 III
lloadl, ii total vote vlltn ~" 10. ,tt' , WA ,
pgo. wns llot lbo tcpubh'an+ 'NI'' !""'l''' h'"
1hc na,,rnts nio iust BEGINNING to nfnnro for ntrc
nnssn,,tiuG4 SO liuuiltpu ou"u"w ll'ndii, De- ana
iicuA g. IIur' uc to o., u. sp,nt''7 Jonr q" h'mp
s9, ona e' M. sl l " f., o"la,s 90
d,,nni.fi ,tinn of thr rnmp,ipu Governor itorlt,hs
viii Boo tur PRINCIPAL orator IL ia nu"nnr"l ihi ''"'
secnr M, presence iehn dlc -p.aRrr. nrc announced
Including. Iia,ard, f,huu, Noolhccs, tmun, IhuimHt
1" S NJ 5.I Ia, Gd,1,aor H. i i Of WS@d. Tca
ton Jane. Il, DDoiic, of Ni-cousint Governor li"adA,
ana all The ONO Dcmocatic ConT'~ rnrl II j. stated
thai other speakers viii be announced hereafter.
sPrAKEn CARLISLE oN CLtvELAND's CHANCES.
Speaker Carlisle said to-day that he be-
lcycd thai Cleveland would be elected His
ANALYSIS Of tine electoral yoe follows, There are 1913
electoral votes n The South and Mr. Cleveland VIII posi-
tIycly every of them. NO matter how much
tank there is about Wc, Virginia North Carolina Florida
OF Louisiana hcine m doubt ihcn ne VIII {ar' as yGl
."nH I"i3 i,i IN " iin,313 vofrs IL moo. than
are rcal, required Thou feel very >angmnr OF car
ryius Connecticut Ohio Michigan, Wi>con~in colorado,
fai Far Short Of getting enough votes for success"
lhc Lincoln Clubs reception committee met to-day +"
is chairman and Nil start for toni -ht 10 meet
and return With Mr. Blaine. gram To the committee
announced that MI Blaine would remain III Nc"-1 oiA
until Tuesday.
CLEVELAND GERMANS FOR BLAINE.
CIEvEI 4ND. sept l9.-The Germans hold the balance
OF power this city, and have generally thrown most OF
their influence with the Republicans The Democrats
have been Boosting however. that this year they would
bealmo.t solid against the Republicans, and particularly
bitter in opposition TO Blaine \ Central German Re
publican club has been organized here however 10y over
q hundred leading Germans, representing every Wud IN
the city. The meeting was presided over u} Nlham
kaufman, editor Of the AHse'ge: and committees were
Orsau:lcd for all the wards. The Republican state,
County and Congressional tickets were approved ana
the greatest interest shown la the support of Blame
and Logan Carl SeIuZ denounced for his abuse OI
Blaine and his personal malice I'm lighting him.