The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-09-08
TME OHIO CAMPAIGN.


Governor neadly Takes the Stump
and nepiies - shern.n.
Governor Hosdly opsnsd the cam
paign at Hamilton, Ohio. and addrssssd
. large audisnes-fer two hours. He
ssid: "Ths Ohio election will express
shs opinioa Of ths people upoa ny.ad.
ministration and that Of the Sixty.sixth
General Assembly! u is the ,fis.t state
election after ths inauguration Of Cleve.
lasd and Hendricks. It will therefore
be regarded - the expression Of pops.
lar Judgment upon the, politics Of. the
President and his advisers. OF these
ask your approval. confident that Dem
ocrstic success means good govern.
ment, State and National, which ought
not to be rebuked by defeat. The
leader Of the Republicans Of Ohio has
carefully prepared an appeal TO his
party and sent it from the stump
through the press Of the country. He
waves the bloody shirt; he indorses the
policy OF alienation and hate; hs seeks
TO transplant and cultivate in this
country the feelings of the English aris.
tocracy toward the Irish; to array Sec
tion against section; to govern the
South from the North ~ Dublin Castle
governs Ireland, - . conquered prov.
incs--all thia in the year Of grace 1885.
twenty years and more after the close
otthe war. Fivs-sixths. psrhsps more.
Of the nssn who devised the rebellion,
tho men who fought it's battles and the
men who overcame il. have passed
away. There 10 . new South and .
new North; new generation full Of
new life; white men and black men are
side by side at work. The South is de.
veloping new industries, weaving cot.
ten cloth, digging coal and iros and
forging steel. God and nature. relig.
ion and the human heart, are the forces
against which Sherman and Foraker
contend and foster plots. The policy
a alienation" the speaker said. 'the
Democratic party opposes; for hate, it
substitutes love.
"Now, l ask more," said the speaker.
al solicit approval. not forbearance.
Mr.. Cleveland has had office six
months. Congress- has not been in ses.
sion, yet much has been accomplished.
The spirit Of reform and economy has
entered all departments. Useless off.
GERS and expenses have been put away,
while performance of duty, civil and
military. has been enforced. The Gov.
ernment is not solicitous to 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 it will be
honestly done. Under this administra-
ton there will be no loose contracting,
NO jobs let At prices nominally low to
DO made high by extras or by skimpin9
the work. The remnant Of the national
domain which the Democratic Presi.
dsnts Jefferson and Monroe and Polk
added TO- our territory. the residue
which Republican extravsgance has not
wasted on corporations aud fayorites.
is saved from. the cattle kings and other
plundsrers for the benefit Of the people.
IL may be that the revivals Of industry
we read of are not the results Of Demo-
cratic success. They are at any rate
coinCident. and Republican prophssy ia
falsifisd and Republican prophets 81.
lsnced. ."fa'9 ai
The speaker defended the Supssms
Courk a0ainak tta oriticisms passed