The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-10-01
AN UNIDENTIFIED EVASION.
Judge Foraker's Manly Challenge Unfavora
bly, Received by the Democratic
Managers.

Special to the Commercial Gazette.
COLUMBUS. O.. September 26.-The Republican
State Executive Committee this morning received
telegram from Judge Foraker, dated at Paulding las
State M
HSady to of the Issues Of the campaign
"OHIo REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE RooMs,l
COLUMBUS, September 20. 1885. 5
To Hon. T E. Powell, Chairman Democratic State
Hboay
date for at long range am authorized IL e
capIDaign with Judge Foraker at such times and
places as may be agreed agreed upon BY rs
A. s. BUSHNELL, Chairman"
To the above the following received:
"OHIo STATE DEMOCRATIC AND CENTRALLY
COLUMBUS, September 20. :
To Hon. A. s. BUSHNELL Chairman &C.:
that the e
or have e
not an ally Of the pemSerstie party We are against
ThsH 1fe
o SfHs ps nhaer f n ally III IS ia an
Of prohibition or or against it. we will be pleased to
biton Executive Committee and arrange by ali three
candidates discussion upon this and all other uues-
T. E. powell Chairman"
Upon the receipt of the above, the following was
COLUMBUS, September &C. 5
mittee:
DEAR sIR--By your favor of this afternoon 1 am
Hedg fG
5 T of M to
tEgthfulness did not suppose thai you would have
Pauding on yesterday, when the und isniied Scheme
e Won nr a to- Do
the purpose Of Keeping Governor Hoadly from meet
Ing manly an'aTSniss RespeetfuIR. IF Ra&Rty &ey way
A. s. Bushnell. Chairman. y
Hon. A. S. Bushnell, Chairman, &C.:
DEAR SIR-Your last favor has lust heen received.
Governor Hoadly has not been engaged in the work
OF anv other persons nor has the Demo-
ali 3 to S hs
stump or through the public press Ifyour candidate
misfortune. 4 You induce Judge Foraker to am
will be pleased to meet and arrange for joint
debate, as indicated In our answer
T. Z. POWELL, Chairman
newspapers by the Associated Press night but it
us G SS beep f
ing was forwarded to the Democratic State Commit
ITO Hon. T. E. Powell:
DEAR SIR-From your two letters 1t is evident that
5
Governor Hoadly dare not do without the presence
to hold up his hands Therefore ABANDON the eort.
'"ls a. ts'f S, BUsHSSE11, 1faIS Chairman
While this correspondence going on by wire
J Judge Foraker was travelling from Pauiding to Day
Bushnell to accept Governor Hoadly's condition.
to repeat the challenge, the following will show:
"CoLUMBUs, o., September &c, 1885.
Hon. Thomas E. Powell, Chairman Democratic State
Executive Committee:
DEAR SIR-I have lust received from Judge Foraker
the following, which explains itself. In accordance
herewith hereby repeat his challenge a Joint
discussion with Governor Hoadv, and request an
early conference for the arrangement of details.
A. s. BUSHNELL, Chairman
DAYTON, o., September 26, 1885.
Hon A. s. Bushnell, Chairman:
DEAR SIR-I telegraphed you last night from Pauld-
ing, asking you to challenge Governor Hoadly to a
oint discussion of the Issues involved in this cam
)aign knew nothing OF what had since transpired
until this moment, when, on my arrival, am handed
Geographic copies of the correspondence that has
at Paulding leading to the challenge,
lesfred debate between Governor Hoadly and my
elf But the Democratic Committee seem unwilling
.so brought Into the discussion. You have already