The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
OHI0'S FAV0RIlE- son.
Hon. George Hoadly TO be RenOmlnated for
Governor,
And That Grand Old Roman, Thurman, to
be Nominated for tho United States
Senate.
[Piltsburg Post ]

lhNteNuh a"pHl
Ex Congressman A. j. Warner, OF the
Marietta, Ohio district, has been stop
ping In the city since Tuesday. ur.
Warner 10 nm easy, pleasing talker, and
10 an inexhaustlble fount OF political
information He Ia keen observer,
and 10 remarkably clear In his conclu-
slons. He has been frequently spoken
Of 40 an available candidate for United
Slates Senator. He was most emphatic
In his opinion that Hoadly will be re-
nominated for Governor Of Ohio, and he
was no less sangnine that the Old Ro-
man will be chosen 10 represent the
State In the United States Senate.
What 10 new In Ohio politics" was
asked Mr.. Warner.
"The campaign 10 slowly but surely
opening up" he replied. "F0raker and
Kennedy, the Republican candidates,
are hipp0droming over the state, Dut as
yet the Democrats have taken no active
part. The Prohibitioniate have made o
strong nomination. Rev. Leonard, their
candidate, Ia a capable, able man, who
can and will 20 upon the stump aud In
telligently discuss the principles OF his
party. He Ia an eloquent advocate and
a deep thinker. He IL already stump
Ing the State, and 10, believe, speaking
In Cleveland tonight. The Reverend
gentleman has already Expressed a de-
sire 10 meet Foraker In public debate,
but the Republican candidate will not
meet him. The temperance candidate
and hia followers are greatly exasper-
ated at the Republican party on account
OF the broken promises made tO them 70.
gardiDg temperance legislation, and this
fall am confident they will vote their
convictions. The Republican organs OF
the State, the Cincinnati Commercial Ga.
zstte and the Cleveland Leader, realiz.
Ing the dangerous position In which
their party now standa, have res0rted TO
the lowest Blllingsgate aud abuse OF the
temperance people. This has only In
tensiaed the zeal Of the iblLlOnists
and will undoubtedly result In increas-
ing their vote at least 10000 The tenn
peTance organization will be more elll-
Client and more completely amalgamated
this year than ever before. and every
county In the State will have Its own or
ganizatlon."
"FrOm which party will temperance
candidate get his yotesp"
"He will get votes from both parties,
but more than three-iOuTlhs OF his sup
pert will come from Republicans who
have heretofore been deluded by false
promises made to them by their party
managers
HURRAH FOR HoADLY.
Who will be named as the Democratic
candidatep"
"HOadly, beyond n doubt. He will be
chosen by acclamatiOn, and he will, In
my Judgment, accept the nomination,
which guarantees his election"
why renOminate HOadlyW
"Simply because no can DO TO elected.
He IL a clean cut Democrat, and no has
given the people Of our State an admira-
Bile administration. He IL popular with
oil classes. Ills conduct t0w'CA the
miners during the Hooking vNlley
strike was applauded by all good clti-
zsns and made him friends all over the
state among the lab0refs aud the capt.
talists, The many reforms inhuguTated
by the recent Democratic Legislature
T, fleets creditably upon our party and
wlll materially strengthen us In the ap'
preaching campaign"
(which party Will attract the colored
vote Of your StateY'
Here olore the Republican party has
p0lled the entire c0oreI vote, but the
diaailection now exiOting In their ranks
and their personal dislike for Judge For
aker VIII throw NJ least half that ele-
mrnt TO Hoadly, who has always been n
valued friend TO the colored people"
"How about The Senatorial Rghtp"
"Foster aud Sherman are having q
vigorous fight for the Republican nomi-
nation. The former now has his lieu
tenants In the Republican counties OF
the State busy ut work DISTURBING Doodle
aud controlling the nominations for
members OF the Legislature, aud Sher-
man, realizing the danger of Fosters
work, has placed himself under the con-
troll OF the State Central Committee, and
has slgnilled his willingness 10 devote
his entire time 10 stumpiDg the State,
and In this way hopes TO undo the eject
OF Fosters mo ey. This 0gbt has
already engendcred bitter feeling,
and will seriously weaken tho Re.
publican State ticket Their fight,
however, will be frultless. In
my Judgment the Legislature will DO
emocratic, In which event the Grand
Old Roman, Allen q. Thurman. Will be
sent TO the Senate, and o no will be rep.
resented In the nations councils with
dignity ability and power"
How do yanr people like the new nd
ministratiOnY
'0Dr people have every confidence In
President Clevelands policy Some few
Of our friends are not entirely satisfied
with his delay In making removals, but
In my judgment tho President IL doing
What he considers wise and TO the best
interest OF his party and the country ut
large. He has already proven himself u
safe man, and will give 10 this country
ODa of the mORt DODtl Iar radminIalrati lima