The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-06
H0ADLEY HAMMERING.
The Governor0 Opens the Cam
paigh in Ohio.
FOOD FOR THE REPUBLICANS
Cable oiicks-Abous Kelley : Prohi-
bitionists -yTo Test & The
2dt Bost0n Scandal. F.i
Hoadrsx hsmmsring.

HAMILTON, Ohio. September 5,.-Goy
ernor .Hoadley opened the campaign
! here, this evening, in speech which
occuSied two hours in its delivery. He
faced "a very large audience. Said he;
1.-The Ohio eSsetioa will express the OPT
MON OF the people upon my administra-
ton and that of thesslxty-sixth general
assembly. 1t is the hfst State election
after the inauguration of Cleveland and
| Hendricks; il wall, therBf0re, be- re-
garded rs the expression Of, popular
| Judgment upon the policies Of Presi-
dent and his advisers; of theser1 ask
your approval, confident that
| the Democratic success means good
government, State and national,
which ought not to be rebuked by de-
feat. The leader Of the Republicans of
Ohio has carefully prepared the appeal
of his party, and sentit from the stump
through the press of the country. He
waves the bloody shirt: be endorses the
policy of alienation and hate p he seeks
TO transplantand cultivate in this coun-
try the feelings OF the English aris-
tocracy towards the Irish; to array
section against section; to govern the
south from the north, as Dublin
Castle governs Ireland, as 8 con-
quered province, and all . this
in the year of grace, 1885, twenty
years and more after the close OF the
war. Five-sixths, perhaps more, of the
men who devised the rebellion, the men
who fought IT'S battles, and the men who
overcame t, have passed away. There
is a new south and anew north, new
generation, full OF new lite; white men
and black men are side by side at work.
The south is developing new in
dustries, weaving cotton cloth,
digging coal and iron. and forging
steel. God and nature, religion
and the human heart, are forces
against which Sherman and Foraker
contend. and Foster plots. Referring
TO the policy of alienation, the speaker
said, the Democratic party opposed the
union of hate, it substituted love-
Now, | ask more" said the speaker,
az solicit approval, not forbesrance.'
Mr.. Cleveland has hadoffice six months. i
Congress has not been in session, yet
much has been accomplished. The,
spirit of reform sndeconomyhas entered
to allthe departments. Useless offices and
expenses have been done away with,
while the performance of duty,civi and
military, has been enfc.c q. The gov
eminent Is not solicitous 70 provide soft
places for pets, but to save money for
the people, and keep the faith pledged
in the platform. II the navy which the
Republican party destroyed be re
stored, it is now certain that 1t viii be
honestly done. Under this admins
teration there viii be no loose con-
tracing, no jobs let at prices nominal
low to be made high by
extras or by scamping the work.
The remnant of the national
domain. which the Democratic Presi-
dents, Jefferson and Monroe and Polk,
added to our territory, the residue of
which Republican extrsyagance has
not wasted on corporations and favor
lies, Is saved from the cattle kings and
other plunderers for tie benefit OF the
people. 1t may be that the reFiyals
OF industry we read of are not the 4
result OF Democratic success They
are at any rate coincident. The Re-
publican prophesy is falsiied and the
Republican prophets silenced. The
speaker defended the Supreme Court
against the criticisms passed upon il By
Senator Sherman, and after speaking
of the fate Of the Scott law, he said
We are opposed TO sumptuary
legislation, and in favor OF licensing
the traffic of Intoxicating liquors. We
believe in self control, and that the
true REMEDY against the temptations of
liquor drinking Is 10 make happy
homes, and that personal liberty
should not be destroyed by Law except
ing where its exercisesis always wrong"