New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
FORAKER AND HOADLY MEET
THE DEBATE IN OHIO BROUGHT TO AN END.
A DISCUSSION ~ WHICH THE AUDIENCE TOOK Pant
HoADLY CoEErCTs HIS MISTAKE.
fry TELEGEAPu TO TIE TRIBUNE.

oint debate bctweru Governor Toadly and Judge For
aker attn acted an audience which filed the five thousand
seats OF Music Hall and thronged the oaken galleries.
broad corridors and LONG ascs with compact mass oil
brronitv Cincinnati has witnessed such scene
since the National Convention OF 1876 1t Is estrateh
that the audience numbered eight thousand There were
hundreds Of ladies present The asles ard upl crmost
galleries were crowded with who represented the
worst clements OF Cincinnati and COyington. The dis
order began with Judge Forakers speech, and he was in
;rrriuted score OF times aud finally the confusion he
came so great that Gov IlOadlJ vas compelled 10
request the democrats 10 preserve order The humans
hal become nrlly by the time Governor lioadly Ne
gan speaking that he disturbed as much for time rs
his opponent AMI had TO stop for five minutes 1n ac'
count uf fight behind the stage. Judge Foraker was N
excellent spirits and spoke smoothly and iorcb'y The
discussion OF National affairs commanded slight alton
ton Both speakers ut their hest when they talked
of state affairs. and the audience showed that 1t cared
for little GoTerHor Hoadly was not 50 cNtre ne IN
his uttcrlnces he at Toledo and more cautious
in language His brightest points were made in
the way of reor to questions put him from the audi
Judge Foraker said in part:
In the Toledo discussion Judge Hoadly devoted his
entire opening speech to tho discussion OF personal no
persuade the audience that the only question between
the parties was prohibition III reply pointed out 'Ha
vivid SuatOn OF jhe man who red 100 guns IN honor
va G iuU liIrnt thnt tho R"publjcaps nroposrd to
do something practical with the whskey question WINE
tho Democratic plan was to do nothing pointed out
why the last legislature was not worthy OF ap
proval. Judge Hoady In his reply manifested us
pleasure because prohibition was nado an Issue me
parry had not pat In the platform what he had asked
them Go but be IN speeches had made the issue Gov
crnor Hoadly ended by abuse Of the Republican
pariy ANA will now say something about that party
True 1t IS out OF power but - ala not go OUT rs ciu e
condemned tho Ecpuo!ican party enjoys
the unqualified appreciation OF tho people. Even MI
Hendricks that there we're issues. only corrup
ton and fraud; hui the books ana ne money, whGH oH
Uc, Judge Hoadly the presence OF this TO utter 10
more SANDER against the grand ola hep"oHc"'
Ne Rspubc.ps I'm Ohio are charged with reviving the
G1.uoi.S Ho,,t| o Virrir,, for there the Demo
r,c ns,ty IL cairy5ng on n camp,ien with only
"GhTti Ice H'gn, r a. n yiyny the s.acs Of the
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