Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
LIST Joint DISCUSSION.
ee~erncr Bsa6iS and Jncze Eorakef's Last
Meeting ~ Cincinnati.

LAST JOINT DISCUSSION.
tsewerncr Rsa6iy and Jadze Eornkes's Lass
Mseung ~ Cincinnati.
10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CTxcTNSATI, October l0.-The Sc
cond aud last debate between Governor
Hoadly and Jutige Foraker, candidates
for Governor. took place tonight at
Music Hall. Judge Foraker having 70
sneak one hour. Governor Hoadiy fol-
lowing for NJ hour and a hall, and
Judge Foraker closing IN thirty min
utes. Hon. William j. O'Neil acted
IS moderator on behalf Of Gov
ernor Hoadiy. and Judge Al
phonzo Taft. ex-Minister 10 Russia,
scted for Judge Foraker. Some 800
chairs or the stage were occupied By
distinguished guests Of the two par
ties. The balconies were reserved for
ladies and their escorts, and the Te-
rnainder Of the great hall was thrown
omen free 10 the multitude al : O'Clock.
IT. less than half a. hour Il was
filed 70 the last square foot.
Fully 1000 people waited half al
hour for the debate 70 begin. The
interval was occupied with music and
with good-humored calls for the favor
lie candidates. Judge Foraker az
pesred i've minutes before : O'Clock,
and received a vocifeToHs greeting. Gov
ernor HOadly's appearance, three min
utes later was sicnalized II q like man
neT.
JUDGE FORAKER ; OPENING.
Wbeu the applause which greeted tine
presentation OF Judge Foraker had
subsided. be began by saying ne would
briefly review the Toledo discussion.
Al that place. be said, Judge Hoadly
devoted ms entire opening speech 10
the discussion Of personal liberty. and
argued II favor OF license. Tie led the
audience 10 think that the only question
between the parties was prohibition.
In answering Inn be pointed out that
there was no such issue except such a
existed III the vivid Imagination Of one
who fred 90 guns II hOnorOf Cleveland
nomination. He went or 10 say he
pointed out that the issue wa wholly
different tina the Republicans pro
posed 70 90 something practical with
the whlskey question, while the Demo-
cratic plan was 70 do nothing Further.
he pointed out the reasons why the last
Legislature was not worthy Of endorse
ment. when Judge Hoadiy reioined.
lie manifested displessure because pro-
hibitiou wa not made a. issue. The
Marty mac not put II the platform
what be had asked them 70 90. but DC
IN his speeches had mace the issue.
Governor Hoadlv ended by an abuse Of
the Republican party hence the SPEAK
Ct would now say something about that
party True u was out OF power,
but D. did not 60 out a. did the
Democrsuc party II 1850. Instead
o. beng condemned, the Republi-
car party enjoys the unqualified
appreciation Of the people, De then
renewed the leading achievements Of
the Republican marty, winch had been
accepted and approved even by the
Democrat party Even Mr. ben
cricks said there was No Issue--oniy
corruption and fraud bUt the books
and money. when examined and count
ed. showed the greatest victory Of a..
BE begged Judge HOadiy. II the PIE
sence o. this audience, - utter no
more ISLANDERS against the % grand OIL
Republican party.
lettering 10 the charges that memo
Ties of the wa were being recalled by
the Republican party. he said u that
was true. tnen OHIO was behind VIZ
einia ior there the DeInOcratlc party Is
carving or a campaign with only Oene-
rel ee s memorv as an issue. but what
the Republican, Il Ono meant Dy Re
wing the ISSUES O. the wa wa
the injustice OF one man II OHIO only
HAVING one seventh Of the political power
O. 4 Georgian. But h. preferred q
talk aboui State politics. and referred
again 10 the charge Of corruption II the
election o. senator Payne. The only
answer Of Judge Hoadiy was equal 10
confession sud avoidance. lie only
said thai when the Democrats dl4
wronc there va az outcTy white Re
pubhcans kcp. still.
During thss part Of ms remarks the
Interruptions were such that he stop
Pc. and Governor Hoadiy. rising. SAID I.
=. Anv Democrat who interrupts Judge
Foraker Is acting badly" The house
became still. and afIerwnrd MAINTAINED
better oTdef.
Judge Foraker then went o. %
repeat N some degree MS charges
made before against the record Of
tn last State Legislature. and. said
that although 1t had been guilty Of
much extrarsgancc h wished Il had
made one more expendifure--that Of
F The cost Of taxing Governor Hoadiy and
staff 20 attend the funeral OF General
Grant. Applause
Keferrln. 10 the reorganization OF Gin
i cinn2L DF tAkinG Aht ponce ituiA Ahe
Inavor. b. said Z, was done that the
lieutenant lMniiens' might have iGll
SWAY. Confusion lie charged ths'
the disposition 10 have The lieutenant
iAullensl III power was further shown
hv the refusal Of the Democrats - s1s-
tain the action Of the Committee o. On.
Hundred. which was trying 70 prevent
fraud a. next Tuesdays election.
Referring 70 the Temperance ques-
iion. be said License cant De hAe
under three years 81 Ihe earliest
Judee Hoadly IS IS much Prohibition
III a. br. Leonard. fbe only dinerenc'
beng that Leonard wants absolute pre-
hbsuon. while nosGiy wants % contTo
bv licensing a. exclusive few an,