New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-15
OHIO DEMOCRATS WARNED.
ALLEN o. MYERS ATTACKING TILE RICH MEN
OF THE PARTY.
DECLARING THAT EFFORTS ARE TO DE MADE
TO BUY THE UNITED STATES sENA-
ToRsHIP A CHANCE NOW TO
LEARN ABOUT PAST PoLITI-
JAII URINE
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Cincinnati, Nov 14.-The sensation in pohuc"i
circles here to-day is speech delivered last nisnV
before the Young Mems Democratic Club oil 'ls
city by Allen o. Myers, who until this nornlns
was connected with John Il. McLeans paper, "e
ENQUIRER and was a member of the Payne @B-
isIature The occasion was reception 10 uo'-
crnor-elect Campbell Among other things Myers
said: Al.
You have elected Governor. It is DenocrssnIGI
triumph at which all rejoice Governor Vaipoy. am ne
Is a pure noble, sweet and determined man Nv on,t u
can ride him What is more, John Mclean can !
ride him. Nor the gang ride him Inc VII
Won send millionaire 10 the United states senate
IL YOU do the name of the Democratic parry DenI II
Tb90as y0s 9 the United states Senate or any oher
millionaire will be rebel next year an cI,v ,
manhood and nv honor by allowing the senatorshlp
TO be put up at auction. And serve no'%' w rsfber
you now that 1t IS 10 be put up al aucuon' vi i''0
for sale. h,
At this point futile attempts were maze 10 inuu''
Myers to cease speaking, but he continued .,,
Who are the bidders? John r. Mclean, ~ it
Bncc and J. IL: Thomas some one may may S s true
that / am I'm the employ OF Mclean, Dut uon can
McIean's collar, anybody else's collar pce
cannot t and Shall not have it, viii you send TO the
United States Senate railroad wrccker anc W az out
theft When you do send man TO the United st'CT oop
senate I beg Of you / mplOrc you, to send pa poor
man a man of the people The issue IS here-boodie
against brains ! have worked for the DeuocraLo
party for seventeen years. ! have never @ShJt - y
favofs and yet because Of the methods by "ho. a. a
certain millionaire sought TO gain his seat III uno @
United states Senate was made the Vlcuni anu hn %
today called tally sheet fOrger. But the men ~
should be I'm the penentiary OF Ohio are men hEh III
nublIc and party councils who Inspired tiat cIIho
Politicians may put up at auction public Offices hy Ihy
nav sell and buy the United states senaorsmp N N y
NAV bribe conventions and Legislatures. but then -
one thing that can't be bought and that puDhc sc
ment.
Further along in his remarks Myers denounced
in the bitterest terms Lewis G.. Bernard, who man
aged the recent Democratic county convention
here and who is recognized as McLcan's represen-
tative in local political manipulations Inc
ENQUIRER this morning contained no report OF
Mverss speech. nor even mention OF the 1acI
that he was present at the Campbell reception
Myers to-day telegraphed Mclean in Washington
as follows:
sever my connection with The Enquirer car
urday. Immediately If preferred Enough IS ehouHn,
On the floor of the Chamber of Commerce al
noon to-day Myers was the centre of attracuoh
lie reiterated most of the sentiments expressed ln
his sncech of the night before, adding that Nc
Lean had been living in palace while he had
been in Jail, and he now proposed that somebody
else should go TO jail awhile. !.
With the single exception OF Hfnard, tDere j
no man in Ohio who knows more OF the inside OF
the tallv-sheet forgeries in Columbus and In tins
CITY in October. Ss5, than Myers, and if he con
tinues in his present mood it is probable that tho
details of those infamous jobs will at last see thC
light of day.