New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-08
WHO WILL BE GoVERNoR or oHIoi

RyprEI1cAN AsPfRANTs - DEMOCRATIC MUSE
RAcKsD AND kids TRYING TO AGREE
Irnoy An occA sIoNAL CORRESPONDENT or THE IH'p"'
CLEVELAND. June IA month ago anypouS
in Ohio would have predicted the nomihauo" " 49,
Foraker as the Republican candidate Tor "oVei"o'
since that time many new elements nave ooo" -
dnced into the contest that man now presuleS ~
dict confidently the outcome Of the conVehtlo" "
meets in Springfield Thursday. The vigorous ''i'
Of General Beatty OF Columbus, who from the outS' 100
ranked only second to Judge Foraker has tenue" ~
ance the strength OF the leading candidates. anu
NJ opportunity for the introduction Oh nc" P ,ro
General Beatty will have a large folo"lhS n'O' -
delegates from the central part OF the state i'o q,
Countv delegation is unanimously for him, ana oven !"
n county so far distant "a ClermOnt' WIN" -,
Judge Foraker's county. Hamilton, the kepuVn'' ,no
have instructed their representatives TO LABOR III '
interest OF Beatty In Northern Ohio however, we w
position to the General will be strong and aio.
The memory OF his utilization with ConRiihs WI" -,
heavily against him in the estimation Of the rlehus VI
Garfield in the Western Reserve, and that Ihe"'' 49,
citizen Of that Republican stronghold. ExMayOr ho,,
Of CLEVELAND would command the entire voting s'ren7'
Of the Republicans Of the Reserve, but IL is
that he IL not willing TO bring to the ticket 'h'S '
less ne himself heads it; that s the nomination OF Suc
a ticket as Foraker and Rose is impossible
There is visible effort to create following ior "o
W. Gardner the present Mayor OF Cleveland.
Among the other candidates General Robert T. No'
nedy Of Belefontane has perhaps the largest ioo"s
outside his own county. lie Ia much talked oil ~ b"
promise between Foraker and Beatty go, 'i., ~
Comfy Is enthusiastic for II. Il. Perkins
Warrcn Joe" Iuruey OF Cleveland. state % ,he
under Governor Foster. says that he WIN no. h vii, lie
nomination. but there Is no indlcaion tn"V u" '
given the opportunity. -, ..,tou ,,gv be
Springfield. the city in which the convention wi NJ
held is n busy manufacturing town of 2OOOo peopc; m
the head the Mad River Valley II IL the nist
smaller cities OF the state to secure st h ty large
There public aSsemblyrpom III lhe zig aud
enough TO Accommodate 80 large v,"hhs, hoon
an immense wooden building "wlgwam' mas nern
built To meet the emergency II VIII seat 800
people and has stage large enough 10
800 persons. large part OF The decorations aS ~ ~
IN place. Springfield has only two hotel, worthy " tO
name, aud they VIII not accommodate QUO I'm sersd
Der IN nttendancc Many OF the res dents nave @
their hospitality % the Reception Committee anu ia a..
way or another the city hopes 10 hsure anu a,a1
guests large part Of the hotel room has neeh
Nv the Republican clubs OF Cincinnati Whlch VIII VIC
present u boom Foraker go 5000
To warrant predictions The convention VIII not De h
uotil near the end Of the summer In the campaign nc
most interesting figure will BE- John H. Mclean ol ~
CiHciuHdh Inquirer whose polltlcM u' as "a orf,I
the inhurncr OF his paper. render h n u nor nI
leader NJ least most successful u,luto,r lila LIN
dacy United states SrnatorsbP 10 Huc'eeu ""
sherman j. no longer concealed, aud ~ part o. ~
plan to secure the place lie seeks, he has aPhIrill
buried the Ratchet with which he bas so ol4'h "''
Allen g. Thurman, aud l. using all the means III hIs
power To the 4" Old Romans nohIha''oh 4"'
Cover nor. - .,,,,,,.,
throughout State Tor the purpose OF sr'cuh- "'c
gates 10 the Republican COh'rhtloh' lu'Io W." -
akcr Beatty, kennedy Perkins aud others, pht hc IT
suit cannot REGARDED - victory Tor Ay one o t'l
The delegation for Franklin County "rnrrhl hraaS
home was instructed TO support hluL Holmes N""'ty
chose an uninstructed dergatiOn supposed 10 iaN''
Foraker. Medina divided between fora~ei ana Rose
and Portage County viii vote for the lAiter IN ti 'o
yrnliop Tie majority ~ The delegates undoubtedly
favor Foraker Few al Them instructed and VIII DC
free TO &C. the best interests Of the parry