Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-21
oHIo,s COMING CONTEST.
latest Features of the Fight for the Unit
stnfes Senatorship.

/
--latest Features of the Fight for the United
| states Senatorship.
Special Correspondents Of The Evening Star
CoLUMBus, ONO, Nov. 20. 1891.
| The new legislature will assemble here on
Monday, January 4, and one week later.
| January II, it will vote for United
States Senator to succeed Senator Sher-
man. The party caucusses will probably be
held on the Friday evening preceding tho cleo
ton, 30 that there remain vet little more than
six weeks of the hot contest now going on in
the republican party here for the caucus nomi-
nation for this office.
| Little interest attaches to the democratic
caucus, that party being hopelessly in the
minority in both branches The empty honor
Of democratic nomination for Senator will ur-
doubleday be given to Gov. Campbell
While the general feeling here seems to be
| that Senator Sherman will succeed himself the
only basis for that belief seems to be the fact
that the powers that be want him reelected
As the days go by it becomes more and more
apparent that Mr.. Sherman is the administra-
| ton candidate. The pronouucement of Secre-
tary Foster is SO interpreted here, and the
| Foraker men. if their declarations are true are
rather pleased with the Secretary's stand The
| STAR correspondent was pointed last evening
| to two men who will have a vote in this in
teresting caucus, who had not announced their
senatorial preferences, when Secretary Fosters
ueoiaratton was Haue, ana VINO AT once an
:. ounee. themselves Ior orakef, saying that II
w oc an ADMINISTRATOR compinauoh
under dog"
1t is an undeniable fact that President Har-
rlson's administration Is not over-popular with
~ h;e uoiiou's OF ohio, ana inc appearance
about as much good as harm.
lmmedia tely after the election the Sherman
ny, VIZ .oie W MAKE very favorable snow
sar'oms ;,ra.Ss 80 at .ue! Meie in"hnne
in a nmn,io~ us Jpn u .oiaAei suehe'n. pu.
nro,,a, =. "a eases 'neIr ciailiis were plainly
stances oro oo,, va iaht anu s,iiiiar ih-
rrt &c couihS " iiSns every ie" Gays.
os nI pup.lcation IN une tomh'erctdt- Gdstue
20 tho;a., I'm yhi, MAJ W. nahn1 Vi SieNeiano
W H' man iI"ni' VI 'he su'e republican eA-
gu, GonmitIee-poth active sherman
n norson.I ;r,,aa.it ~ - . SIA w n",e nit'u a
in the northwest and finds that 1--we have been
thoroughly deceived, it is strong for Foraker"
has created CONSERVATION in the Sherman
men
I'm piaihe ienu any oI ms lnnuence In
Onio 70 FORAKER IN TINS contest IHE STAR
~ ~ CIV. aSheu Ano"n ror1her
Non neIe-oile VINO Ii In 'he counciis OF For
..I ,,,"hSers
,r;u -, ga! now haiu Ne out we propaDiy
WI" Ano" AZ uay OF tWo.
on foot tend no, say . Mne'aer movement was
H., ~. .onuiiS III tnat uireeuon or not. put
LIS 'oI +. 'sis"soh inoicatea mat that was the
that Enrnno IT. II Aele IoI Tong Time
aa,har :. IL, anu E piiine were traihih6 To-
s;on 81 pia;, was Is IoIaher "eii,knowE aumira-
a. y. D1aiiio 'l.' ieu his ieHow oeiegates 10
him 81 ..i,;.n SSuicaso III 1900 10 suspect
nha,oaa Ill y onerah. ne was openly
$50 So WIZ s.is .reacheIy py congressman
th.o -. ;; aHu .e seene .hal ensueu between
the 60 wv eisheu oni1ans In the lobby OF
tnr ui"nu racine was PuDilshed IN the press
90 "iuo' oiie1 tnen the cnasn between
40 aliu MS adherentS ana sherman and
=. Us "uue Iehts mas oeen grauuall7 widening
~ was lne cause Oh 0raker defeat two years
ago, anu Ine probability Is that, whatever be
,iI, h W vi ulis seia'orai contest the preach
will al ~ maueneu Una. the ollo repuDhcans
81 M Ni WIN the Incubus Oh lac
.i ~ irei upon tnem as heavy as that OF
~ ."'' anu AM Na''s III New 1ork.
WHAT FoRAKERs PRIVATE SECRETARY SAYS.
Hon. Charles L. Kurtz, Gov. Foraker's pri-
yate secretary who seams IN bs ,oon.c;n, RI
senatorial contest here. said to Tur s.. y Core.
s,,orao,. Loo, -;
.hpora 49, t evening" .hat ne ulo not mink
49, - "outu NC any LUZ tner disclosure OF the
no,,tas, s.aenS.n Until t.e last week OF the
Gr ~. uh'I the caucus meetlng.
=; ,N au opSei I9u snat oneI man maze mistake
~ N eDlhs 80. ne aiu NOT DOUBT the word OF any
Vi .he members that were pledged to Foraker
70 annov.noa hS ,La h. -. " suo1SS' .leli
man people that would be sure to follow their
announcement for Foraker.
an, MI haan declares that at no time since For
seemed 49, ano von.est nas tne prosper
Mr. Kurtz tool En, g. man ~ ooes now.
ma nars ~ Or ~. So " sne lePuphcah news
ip"f r,,, ~ Uio .na' nave declared Ior SHERMAN
49, III. o,et ~, suo"eu now, III every
federal combination that sherman is wort;na :;
said he; that is plain to be SEEN
From another prominent Foraker man here
t HE o I; correspondent learned that 1t has
writina Ietters 70 rsnub:;eaa y IoS'er mas oeen
the general assembly for two weeks. irving to
fix up the organization of the two houses in
way calculated to help Sherman. They already