Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
FRIDAY. ..sEPTEMBER 10. 1889.



Keep your eyes on Ohio. She Is doing
good work for Virginia. 4 short time ago
the Republican organs laughed 10 scorn
the idea that the Democrats could make IN
that State q fight worthy Of being called a
fight. Now nh is changed. If wemay judge
from Mr.. HNs1E,p's hys'crical utterances.
n the last issue Of his paper IS the follow
inc little paragraph
Instead of rcs0r'inr 70 mean, sneaking
destinations. why DO not Democratic cdi-
tors and orators boldly denounce the *
pcuditurc ot public money IN payment Of
pensions 10 old Union soldiers! Their
meaning we'll understood, audit Is useless
for them 90 attack disabled soldiers by
abusing Federal oiIcc-holdcrs who are
friendly % thcm.'
Unfortunate HIsTTAD. Your defence OF
T.N>rn. OF rather reference 10 him, is IN
such language as encourages Us TO hope
that the Democrats in Ohio are "making
il bot" for FogAErE and viii elect a Legs
laturc that VIII not send Won % the United
States Senate. Mean, sneaking insinua-
tons"i Those words tell "a, that You did
not know vixen You wrote them even how
TAvvER stood in Washington.
What are the Democrats doing IN Ohio
4 Columbus special IN the COMMERCIAL
G0z,lc says that there Is strong evidence
from that point of observation that the
Democrats intend 90 make a strong fight
To- secure the Legislature, and with that
object in view are portccting an organiza-
tou independent of the State ticket This
is good ucws. II means business. Itncans
that the gallant Buckeye Democrats intend
10 secure. # possible. United States sena-
tor to succeed Mr. PAYNF, whether CAMP
rE1L shall he elected Governor OF not.
We quote from the Columbus special:
"A lot Of privateors VIII sail over tho
State In the service Of the YlndNcators of
Papa Payne. and the fundsfor this purpose
VIII come from coal-oil tanks ~ Cleveland.
while interested parties I'm the East viii
shell out literally for tho toW-striug chew
crs' Vndicatl0n.'
j will please the Virginia Democrats 10
learn that the prospect Is that the Demo
Gratis of Ohio arctic be- abundantlys supplied
with money. These money stories are al
ways heard in every state when an cleo
ton IS pending. When they come from
MALONE they do not az all brighten Us.
FoRiKrH and HNsTEAD and SHERMAN can
get great deal moro money from QUAY
than MAHoSE can. We quote from the Co
lumbus special again:
1.-THE bold and harcfaccd actors in the
contest Of 1885. II * noticed, have all re-
ceiyed engagements in this campaign. The
fine Ggurrrs are on deck. The prominent
persons OF small means in Cincinnati and
Columbus and no other points are IN the
ring. A great many Of them have been en-
gagged since last ,prngin setting upthings
Headquarters have been established in
Cincinnati and Columbus, from which
agents have been sent out 20 control Dem
ocratic nominations for the Legislature.
These establishments have not been run On
wind. 1t has taken cold cash. Somebody
has been paying this expense
That talk is pleasant to our ears. We DO
not credit all that these Ohio Republicans
Say, but We suspect that thcro is truth
enough i'm the abOyc-quoted statements TO
justify HAIsTEsD, SHBMAN. FoEARTE, and
ali the rest of the Ohio malignauts in be-
ing alarmed at the prospect, and in keep
ing at home all their money and all their
campaign orators.