New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.

NJ LOVE tOh HOADLTS MEIHODS.
A DEMOCRATIC ORGANS COMMENTS ON THE OHIO
~ CoNvENTIoN-C. W. wooLLEY THINKS Gov
ERNoR HOADLY Is A DANGEROUS POLITICIAN
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUsEl
WASHINGTON, Aug 81. - The Washington
Posts leading editorial the Ohio Democratic Conven-
ton concludes as follows:
Compared with previous conventions, and especially
mat OF 1.-TWO years ago the gathering OF yesterday was
very anne affair, and nothing about II indicates that those
In attendance regarded their work as anything beyond
mere formaity. The failure make a fight against any
OF the present lncumbents OF the different State offices
seemed much due TO the Indifference eligible Demo
Gratis as to the custom OF running the same ticket for
second term.
The Post has been for time very outspOken in its
denuncations OF Governor Hoady and its declarations
that his nomination would destroy every hope OF
cratic success In Ohio this year. It's Outgvings the
subject OF Ohio politics would excite loss comment II 1t
were not for the belief that its animosy toward Hoadly
faithfully reflects the feelings of Ohio Demo.
cratic Congressman who bitterly his interference
In the distribution of Federal offices In that State, In
respect to which they declare with much profanity that
he Is able to exert inf with the Admnistra
ton than are any three Democratic Congressman Not
one Of them dared oppose his nomination for a second
term because the conviction Is general that he is the
Administration candidate. II ne not, subordinate
officers and employees in the Cincinnati Custom House
would not have dared to participate Hoadly dele
gates in the proceedings OF the State Convention in
face OF the repeated public and official definitions fur
nshed by the President and members OF his Cabinet OF
the term offensive partisanshp." or course It was
perfectly natural and proper that Lieutenant Mullen.
." that worthy officer should 90 a delegate to the
convention IN the interest OF Hoadly, who had helped
to obtain his release from the pcnitenary 1t will be
interesting to note whether not Acting Secretary
Fairchld OF the Treasury Department, who is Civil
Service Reformer, will take official cOgnzance of the fact
that a considerable number OF Democratic Treas
ury officials and employees in Ohio actively
participated as delegates in the recent County
and state Democratic Conventions IN Ohio.
There Is ONO Democrat at least has the cOur
age to express in plain terms his opinion OF Hoadly and
his methods, well Of Mr. Clevelauds Ohio appoint
mcnts. In letter a friend Washington. under date
Of August L, c. W Woolley, Of Cincinnati writes:
You have my entire sympathy In your deuuncation OF
criticisms Of Mr. Clcyelands Ohio appolutce-
cghths Of whom d.crodted By their constituents
regard Governor Il0adly probably the most danger
IN public life to the attainment Of Mr Glove
Hu oJtGts' nS po"'o" ConSoIbG c sat o.,
Democracy is least imminent. do know Of Judge
have Legislature this winter that wl'rcleye Cincin-
matt Of the rue which governs her be IT Republican OF
although hope 10 ind them IN my own party va.
absent from Ohio last fall during half OF
hence m not vote ri TIE electonani was lick in
rei On ne Day 81 tae pe,9o nai election pTt irom az
nn 1t -cc 20 NE that gfaAd Jury there night DO the
titc some service.
forged to the petition Mullen's pardon It has not
yet been discovered how many Of the other signatures
forged. but 10 view Of the and active SYM
pa,hy felt by ONO Democrat, for their worthy and
unfortunate us-Ocilte Mullen, N Heems likely that the
on.y forged signature to the petition upon which the
pardon was granted was That OF Nj Wool!ey.
DEPRESSED CoNDtrGoS or AFFAIRS N PERU.
WAsnNGroS, Aug. 21.-H. NJ. Brent, United
Consul az C1Gao. has mado his annual report to
the Department OF state the condition OF affairs in
Peru. lie saysi
am unable 70 chronicle any improvement nd.
vance ~ the financial. and COMMERCIAL condition Of Peru
lho armed opposition TO Tho Government of General
lSe,s SIM continues Tho pruc pal cities u the south
ami north and the centres OF mercantile and agricultural
interests IA those sections are IN the possession oi the
rebeOl- faction ODcyuS the orders VI General CdccGe1
ihrir porte are closed 10 commerce The immense ana
fruitful inferior back % Lima. whence Lrcat ana steady
demand for sup l"s fraohrd tho capital IN normal
the departure of the thihaus ia 1888 tho scene OF con
nlc and disorder No one from those sections ventures
his bccvc.. WOOL ana other merchandise to
ul me- i,',.,.. of Inn, tiei Win goois ytimIy
await the advent OF the purchasers The Lima mer-
chants have COuntcenanded their orders Sent
abroad tho local demand IS c ,,to!'a
Afcqupa retains hcr wool mining districts OF the
put out bat little silver ore. ana the sugar ndus
ty the NORTH stimuli lated slightly by the recent rise IN
price European markets. SIN hglshes from want OF
capital from the absence oI !aDof rom thc sm'A cams
attending H. prosecution auI the continued closing OF
the points export u obedience 10 political necessity
At the time and for the same reasons tho VA |.
tOua! revenue upou when large pi3p'InPn Oh We
diminishing. II certainly VIII not exceed 9StooOoO'
- the greater portion OF hiS money mas 10 Ic en
u p the csmpartiiyry large army rendered necessary
'0 nv am. rryotl6n il IS true tnat General llc-
that his administration hnd contracted 30 ne" de'' OF
obligations ant would earcIuy ABSTAIN from 80 Vo'HS
dues charges OF varied nature on -slP>hnd merchandise
another Uow is given TO commercial a'tfIly "nu' con
defeat suffered by Porn ia the recent VITA call the
los OK her .uluo wealth arising from Ga" en-
the long struggle, % wac believed to be the lmltiaNe
duty uI the Government 20 Oncr every possible Induce
mont tow ard Immediate revival Oh comncrcIh nteI-
est. Among tho measures clearly ttniihE 10 suoa
necessary end would nave hcch thHt oi uEllehuS VIC
burdens ON shlppus aud reducing As Iat ~ hlSht ue
prudent the dUuos ut Oh the i p0r'Atioh Vi mrI'H"A'
disc But evidently thr urgent htecsHtt' OF t"V N"
OF umont Tor funds Oyerhagnccd the PLAIN duty await
ne lt- action The result Is disastrous vessel tr'.
INK az taao with CARO- must ply ilen' ouNo n', "a
= cents per register ton 20 cents silver tonnage dn'
per ton. cents hoslital dues per ton - cents yer o
ior the obligatory discharge ia uorH anu LVe.S pvl
pose OF increasing sAmtfy m'iHue.' "m'm r m,, ~, ~
termed health dues Add 70 tir'e !" oi"l go % 49, !
cents ON every OF cargo discharged To Ice pant 10y
den OF - ~ per lion aon fr r'ioI I'. h,rgr
etc. vessel charcging abroad Tor thIs port doIahas
from scycn To ten shl!luSs extra toh; III oIdoi 10
meet these unusual disbursements. A. logical con
sequence the purchaser ot Tue nIFoiuHse oIou5ht ~
the vessel The sufferer IN the end, AMI by INC ume he
/, pheuulnrna tobacco sold IN NcwNOrk AT My cents
pei pound costs the smoker here ~ 90 We can hop
time a. the republic may be tranquillltd the money
nn surnt on he standing army diverted Ia some better
ma. or returned To tho pockets ~ the people. and The
great work OF developing tho mineral resources OF Peru
10 thoroughly put hand. The amount OF paper money
now I'm circuaton rcdecuuO 10y the state. X eSti
mated al ~ 900 900 present quotation the
,prr sol IA valued al i've cents OF silver money Con-
yies m April passed law declaring that all further
.sue, of papor should be prohibited. and that ANY
fIucouArI oonirAvruing this ordinance shall be he'd
personally liable for his action.
A SCRATCH On THE HAND RESULTS IN DEATH.
WAsHINGrON, Aug. 2l.-Mrs. Lyles, wife OF
Mr. Henry Lyles. the contractor, died this morning
The circumstances attending her death are OF singular