New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
GoyERyoR HoADLYs AMBITIOUS pIl,.
HE DIsCoURsKs ON DEMOCRATIC pnosprcr. -
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- -~~~~'"'AS V3~ OsMoChAIlC FtDSPECr4 r
oHIo-REPLIEs TO JOHN SHERMAN. ~
Governor Hoadly, of Ohio, had rsen but
short timc before from the breakfast table ysstc,d
morning when TRIBUNE reporter encountered h,r. ~ 3
the Gilsey House, and was consequently IA good bunn
del East for pleasure trip prior entering ON ~.
canvass OF his State. and viii 90 10 Long Branch a.
other resorts In this vicinity He ia accompanied nv -
wife and dauphter He ives holding In his hand nav.
paper containing report Of Senator shernans spece.
at Mt Gilead. and when asked about Ohio politics fr
his point OF view said
The canvass In an active sense has not vat bsor,
on our side. l made speech at Kenton on SATURDAY.
and had made one before that, but they were moi -
tended formally to open the canvass We do not ints,
70 make long canvass, but short and active one Ia
Republicans would have done well TO set the exampla
but have already been at work for some time"
What are the prospects from your point Of Wow
We are hopeful Of success particularly II the canya
IS conducted upon the principles laid down by Jobn
sherman, the bloody SHIFT and John Reach We areir
favor OF tho Administration and We ara against IT,
bloody shirt. There are Republicans enough I'm tba
state who favor the Administrator aud are opposed -
the bloody shirt TO give us tho election even If them
was no liquor question In In fact, tho great -
in the State h NV .vs shall deal
temperance Issue. isrs Jsst ress g.
closing senteice of Senator John sheiH
speech az Mt. Gliesd In which hs names his ga.-~.
wants ne sayhi What We gsuc is Republican Gov
ernor' and his %me is FORAKER II the Republicans
orc W eject aoSei.o~ the d. ~ats have no personal
a, WIZ Jug ro-aker nof nave l. He Ia my per-
sonar friend wnon ma,b estarr. and Of whom have
said and shall say no uDk nd ,,-S durug the campaign
MI Sherman's second want IL, /, Republican Legisat-
nre that viii give you wise p2eiance laws as eli az
wise laws upon otner subjects We shall ask Mr. sher.
man what he means by wise tsnpersnce laws. The
Democratic platform is inequ vocal. II q Democratic
Legislature selected It will susmit a license amend.
10 the m tufic for n m he
last Legislature Democra by threefths the ma
jortty In the Senate which roted to submit such an
amendment The Democrats lacked three three.
ths In the House. Our Constitution prohibits cense
II cannot DO amended except by popular vote or .
submission or new clauses the people by vote os
three-fths Of the members OF both branches OF ths
Legislature. When the proposition was before the
House three Republican members, Messrs. Burnett and
Haley, OF Cleveland, and Peate, Of Cincin-
natl, declared In favor Of license, but
they unwilling vote for this proposition because
1t came from Democrats. They Eat In their seats aud
refused to vote and thus postponed the submission of
license amendment We going TO try to carry three
hs Of tho Legislature and at the election In 1887 sub
NIT license amendment. which is as II DO
done under the Constitution We propose 10 require M
Sherman and NJ Foraker TO define what wise temper.
laws Captain Bushnell, chairman OF the Re-
pubccn Committee of Ohio says that hi, partys
neither FOE nor against prohibition. We propose 10 ind
what IL Is for. Tue Ohio Constitution expressly
ques all taxation TO be lowed on property In properties
TO its true value In money, and thus negatives the
notion that aftorthe liquor In tho state has paid m
the again be taxed for the privilege OF
seiingit This believe TO be as unconstitutional as 70
the OF farm in ONO for the privilege of SELL
ing his produce. The only course and the manly
course is to amend tue Constitution to permit
license system which will give control OF the traffic 80
It's dangers and at the same time exact Tees
compensate for the burdens II imposes on society.
Mr. sherman continues his catalogue or wants vita
the astounding statement that ne wants 'KepuDlcan
Judges that will construe the Constitution OF the state
on the side OF temperance and good order What the
Democratic party In Ohio want Is judges who will con-
strue the Constitution OF Ohio In accordance with the
law, matter whom IL helps or whomt hurts We want
It construed "a Il means, not on auy side or In any In
tercs We ashamed that one OF our most prominent
public men should unblushngly ayow the purpose of
his party give partisan bias 70 the Constitution Of the
state by the election OF partisan judges Mr. sherman
adds the last but by means The least OF his wants,
especially personally. "A Republican Senator fron
strike out the word Republican and insert Democratic
and to pass a amended. Another thing Will toll
Mr. sherman. We don't propose to allow his party 10
defeat the present proposed constitutional amendment
make Ohio November Etae. "a TO create ueces-
ety John Sherman the Republican candidate for
President and mako vacancy Tor Charles Foster In tns
United states Senate. On this important question the
Republican State Convention was silent The Demo-
o,Otic platform speaks with no unequiyoeal sound
We are In favor of taxing ONO out Oh tas
last sentence by change OF two or three words AID
let place Ohio whore she always ostand IN the
forefront OF Democratic States for the Union Tor ib-
and justice TO al, without respect 70 race, nativity
creed We do not propose 10 allow Mr. sherman 70 20
through Ohio proclaming the Old Tesla nent OF tho
bloody shirt without opposing TO 1t the gospel OF uon
without asking hm the question why the Republicans u
Tennessee madly IN pursuit o. falr election ana
ballot that they twice broke the Legislature Of
that state avoid the passage OF registration law.
stringent registration Law ever passed. Ia the state
for the cities OF Cleveland aud Cincinnati"