New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-06
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TIE OHIO OAMPAIGN.
GOVERNOR HoADLY SPEAKS AT HAMILTON.

ASKING ENDORSEMENT OF HIS coURsE-DEcLARING
THAT THE SOUTHERN QUESTION is WORN OUT.
HAMILTON, Ohio, Sept. Ex-Governor Hoadly
opened the campaign here this evening in speech which
occupied two hours in its delivery. He faced large
audience. and said
The Ohio election will express the opinion Of the
people upon my administration and that OF the
sxty-sxth General Assembly. IL is the first State cleo
WILL therefore, be regarded the expression OF popu
lar judgment upon the policies OF the President and MS
aa N.Y. s vi these ask your approval connaens
ana National which ought not to be rebuked by defeat
pared the appeal OF his party and sent 1t from tho
stump through the press to the country He the
nate he seeks to transplant and cultivate In this coun
Try the feelings OF the English aristocracy toward
govern the south from the North as Dub,
lin Castle governs Ireland-as a conquered
years and after the close OF War The average
lie OF an ordinary generation is thirty Owing TO
million lives the duration OF the generation now passing
mas been less than this Twenty-Five years have
haps more, of the men who devised the rebellion
the men who fought it's battles and the who
and the great military leaders Lincoln and Grant both
sleep in graves believed by the tears Of the whole Ma
ton, South and North for both died with words upon
their lips and feelings in their hearts of Charity to all
malice toward none Seward and Sumner Chase and
ridge these arc historic DOT living names Alone of
authors of the Rebellion, Jefferson Davis survives Is
II not time for the Shermans and the Forakers accept
the results OF the War and longer 10 continue in bat
ties Eight million bales OF cotton the probable crop Of
this year. is in sight. There are no oilers In
the South; why croak In the North White
men and black men arc side by side
ut work Tie South Is developing now industries
ing cotton cloth digging coal and iron. forging steel
God and nature, religion and the human heart, are the
forces against which sherman aud Foraker CONTEND ana
Foster plots.
To the policy Of alienation the speaker said, the Dem
ocratic party opposed union Tor hate it substituted
love. He continued
wrongd0ing' ana cease 10 exasVcrate occlsonaaI
personal conflicts into wars OF races Danyille
grist. On. grinders OF the outrage mill Home rule
and as little application Of the eternal principle OF regu-
viii in time cure ali the Ills OF State and Na.ion
Mr. sherman Is distressed because Lamar and Garland
and one man who sympaihized with them at the
hend OF great departments OF the Government. Oh,
Of the Post ONCE Department one Confederate in the
Cabinet was all right, but two, two are
even. Alderman was a proper Attorney-General anu
Key most becoming Postmaster ouera. bnt two az a
time two az time, Garland aud Lamar together, aye,
there's rub Tho Of crocodies freely shed.
as sherman softly sings Insatiate archer wond not
Chalmers; the Guerilla tho returning board.
the repudalors and the Fort Pillow BUTCH
washed hut LawtOn ard Jackson. Jonas and Lamar and
Garland the best and purcst Of the south these TO our
satan. unfit to the Republic.
The speaker said lie asked for a reelection APP
proyal Of the present Administration.
Here in Butler County remarkable In
stance OF the beauties OF Republican professions.
Ferdinand Vandeveer Brigader General IN the late war
and "a veteran or Mexico. could not secure civil ep
pDntnent Against foreign foes aud domestic traitors,
be freely exposed his life. but under Republican Presl-
dent he has been good enough 10 be whiskey
gaueer Thank God Grover Cleveland has destroyed all
ths Democrats who for twenty years have only been
considered NJ to be enlisted private soldiers at l3
month now at least occasionally promoted from bard
tack sow belly 70 tao oysters and champagne OF
official position At last II has become possible for the
mar,-ity OF the American people, tho majority not IN
NUMBERS merely but In all that makes nation great IN
lntegence, virtue, sohriey. right thinking ana right
living 20 pfico-hoder occasionally AZ Ieast
selrclcd from their midst. 10 n sweet IL IL ue-
uclons brethren hear the Republican lamentaion as
expressed by John sherman. who worked mo treasury
Department for all 10 worth IN 1850. 10 nOTasc
himself FOR President, and WhO never recommended
Democrat for civil Service Office In his life, that the I'M
partial nou-partisan Civil Service OF our country is IN
donyer n Hancock. the superb leader OF the
Oval legl0ns In battle. elected dire calamity, the
carnival OF trea sOn wOnd they said But 10! the
bour has come and the man. Democracy has ohectuay
prevailed ri last and where Is the calamity What has
ieopfne of the disaserl Business rowling. stocks
advancing are these the tokens oi distress!
Turning TO state matters Governor lloadly defended
the Ohio Legislature and declared that 1t Of the
yset II not the wses Legislature convened In Ohio
for the making of laws He defended the Supreme
Court against the criticisms passed upon IL by
Senator sherman and after spcaRing OF the fate
Of the Scott law. he said that his party are OPP
posed 10 sumptuary legislation and in favor
of licensing the traffic in intoxicating liquors