The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-12
THE JOINT DEBATE
BETWEEN roRAKpn AND noADLY
At ClncInuatI-s,OO 900 People Listen to the
Two Political -HORdIS's weak
Explanations Of Charges of MiSmRn.
REemSnt of the Affairs Of Ohio.

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Peop'e We present !" tne nius'c nan ~
night TO hear the joint debate betweei
Governor Hoadly and Judge Foraker.
Judge Foraker opened the debate in In
tor,ow;ro .,o.oh
-V,'O".ms 'P'e d,
Will begin by briefly reviewing tn
Toledo discussion. At that place Judgt
Hoadly devoted his entire opeuiug speecl
IN ,ho d;0orso;or NJ no,aonal 1;bsrty an,
=" 'he u.''uSS'0" " peiSOHA' t.Dei'y' "a'
argued IN iaVor oi license De Ied th'
audience TO think that the only question
between the parties was prohibition. II
on.n,or;r. h;n ,o;rtod ou, .hot tha.,
"ns" e'4ns -" P'''''u 'us 'N1'"' 'iiei'
was no such issue, except such as existet
In the vivid Imagination Of one who hrec
lOO guns IN honor OIL Olevelands nomtna'
nation. IPolhteo OUT tnat Ine issue wa
J muoty ~ Je sona,I'inn ."o o.,;ooI D';.L
the liouor euestion, while the Democratic
plan was to do nothing. | pointed out
reasons why the last Legislature Mli was mol M
MoLtHy VI onIyioouet, ngu ouuSe
hosuy reJTlHeu Jse ne sa.estuu aiaa ot
RSa Te.sSS ortH paS Dn, nvt 40 H. tha
wbot & ba hal astsd than n. brt % ho IN h
anooobo. mnaO I E boJ MaJa tbo ;asre DN' Ne :"
'pcsS1 Soaornor I Hoai,y andad hv an ob,so ~
+be Renrh,;c.n ] nsrtv bencs 7" w;II ill., now ~.
sn" va" sampthin" a obomt % thot na,ty VI T,ra 0T !,
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S;d aS t%a @ 1ap,oosa,;c NV n,rtn IN IsSo in"tSo Uts
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snIoyIo aaIH.Io 'Ne "u4 u"''N'U "Ppt0OA'AON VI TAG
Peu9p'ttii ~ H., ror;ouod tha 1o.d;n, ooh;a,o-
mapts m9 f ~ tbs RenmhIican nsTtu Sh;ch bsi
hooa S oOoantod ~ Sue epJ aDnrdSaS arar br tbo
nsn,ocrot;" nariv Even Nr Henjr;cLu
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I'D t.a~S hnt ,bo hooso and tha n,pnav
La aIu aouo IuS tn n,J v" oom,taJ aho,.nJ *,
mraetaei mnen e ,,;ntnTn ot e. aIi Ho Seana5 Tr5no @
GSI,.;v u't ~ osnnao ~ @ - al sT;uo UuSo ~
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u'1ef n' nio'e ''Atiuet "s"'uo' 'no
GRAND OLD REPUBLICAN PATTY
Referring to charges that memories oi
war were being recalled by the Republican
80 ho.o;d.
party, no e"'u'
II thai is true, then ohlo IS oehind VIZ
ginis, ter there the Democratic party is
carrying on campaign with only General
Lees memory as an issue. But What he'
publicms in Ohio mean 0y reylVinglsSuees
Of the war was the injustice Of one man N
Ohio only having one'seVenth the politica'
power OF Georgian. But prefer TO tax
about state politics and reier again TO the
charge OF corfuptlon in tue eIection OF
Senator fayne. me only answer o. 0uoges
Hoadly was equal to confession and
aVoldanGe-ne Only sald that wnen Demo
Gratis did wrong there was an outcry,Wh1ie
Republicans Kept sti!l:
During thls part 0i ms remarks the IN
terruptions were such that no stoppen,
and Governor HoadIy, rising, SAID "Any
Democrat who interrupts Judge Foraker
is acting badly" Inc house bscame sttii,
and aiterward maintained pettef order
Judge Foraker then went on TO repeat IN
some aegfee DIS shafSes mace peioIe
against the record OF the last State Legis'
lature, and said:
Although 1t had been guilty OF much
extravaganza, l wish it had made one
more expenditure, that OF the cost oi tax;
ing Governor Hosdly aud stat to attend
the funeral ot General Grant applause.
eus Nhtn , " ~ le otnJ;u, TU inos1 nooIssot az
,65 percent, which Governor Hoaily dis.
APPROVED, Governor H1aily said Secretary
Robinson had approved the contract,
Judge Foraker soid:
/ have telegram from Secretary Rob.
inson saving that Governor Hoadiy had
approved that contract In the first place
at per cent,
Referring to the reorpap'z ,tion OF Gin.
cinnati by taking the police from the
Mayor, he said it was done that I.ieuten-
ant Mnllens might have full sway. GOon.