Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16
A DEAD CAMPBELL.
Ohio'S Governor Blundered in Calling
an Extra Session OF the Legislature.
He Has AlIenated the Pest Elements Of the Gin
cinnai Dsmoerscy-McKinlsy- Foraker
Make Pool.
CAMPBELL IN DISFAYOR.


Special to the Gazette.
CINCINNATI, ONO, Nov. Is Before
the recent upheaval in the Cincinnati
board Of public improvements the name
of Governor Campbell was often men
toned in political circles as possible
presidential nominee. Now he is
slaughtered by his own hand, and ia dead
politically. He undoubtedly made
very serious bluuder in calling Gu extra
session of the legislature, and has alien
ated the best elements of the Hamilton
county Democracy, who will not support
him for any Office, state or national.
Recsutly rumovs have been current that
Compbeil would be candidate for re-
election. If such be the case he will find
poor consolation for support from the
'gang, as it Is termed. in fact he
will be completely turned down. The
man who has tie pull on the Democratic
nomination is the Hon. Lawrence I.
Neal of Chillicothe, who came within
an ace OF beating Campbell for the NOM
ination last year. Mr.. Neal has been
most active factor il the recent Ohio
victory. He has travelled all over the
state, and everywhere has been received
with the greatest enthusiasm. He is
Sin with the "'boys' and the HamIl-
ton county Democracy will give him un-
divided support. Neal hGs been an act
i've, aggressive politician for many years
aud his reward for services rendered is
certainly due. He will either be gov
eruor or senator, but in all probability
the former awaits him first.
TO BURY SHERMAN.
In this connection II is interesting to
chronicle list of political news just
J. to. -,
the effect that Mckinley and Foraker
have entered into II deal by which the
former is 20 be made governor and the
latter senator, ana then Foraker is TO
throw all his strength for Mckinley in
the presidential race of 1872. This
means of course the knitting of sherman,
who, in his Old age and after valued
party service, is to be shuuted of aud
buried. Mckinley is certainly more
popular now with his party than ever
before. His defeat has been Il victory
in one sense, aud he poses now as a
mGrtyTed patriot. His party is with
him, and he has q firm hold on the pulses
of the people in his istrjct. The young
Napoleon Is far from dead and the new
com binaIion may rev cal more than is al
first apparent.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
HAMILTON, Ten, Nov. l3.-hamilton
county complete gives the commission
amendment 1871, against 100.
Hogg 1870, Flanagan 81.
For road amendment 1913, against 32I.
For congress-Lanham 1876.
For representative Sixty-third dis
trict-George f. Perry 1886.
For district attorney-McCauley 279,
F. A. Mcdowell 472. J. Collin George
957 n. L. Cooper Ga.
County ticket elected: Judge, C. W.
Cotton; sheriff, w. r. Byrd; treasurer,
A. H. watson; surveyor, w. 7. Saxon;
assessor, W. NJ. Merreli; attorney, II.
E.tAlien; clerk, j. L. Secrest; district
clerk, 7. H. Deeu; commissioner dis
triot No. /, s. Lloyd.
A FIGHT TO A FINISH.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. l5.-Politioians
have settled down to fight to a finish
for supremacy in the Illinois legislature.
1t is to begin with applications for in
functions to prevent the returning board
for certifying elections to the governor,
and will be followed by proceedings in
quo werrauto to keep representatives
from exercising the duties of legislation.
Then the cases will be taken to the
house, in IN effort to unseat those who
are claimed to be ineligible. Two cases
of this kind have already been IN
earthed. the Democrats will make a
fight against seating Collins Of Rock
Island, and the Republicans against the
seating of Gerber of Peoria.
BILL TO MUZZLE 'EM.
CHEROKEE, 0. T., NOV. IA bill |
has been introduced and has passed one
house making it criminal libel for q
newspaper even to ins!nuate anything
against o mans character, whether 1t is
q tact or not.
Z NEW PARTY THREATENED.
DENVER, COL, Nov. IA com nit |
tee representing many of the most |
prominent knights of Labor were in ses-
sion until late hour last night. The |