Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-19
OHIO POLITICS.
-rr.r CamP0olls Chances Grow
Brighter Every Day.
~qr ARE POTENT INFLUENCES
-. r4 Tbsy Tend 10 improve the Governors
'r 'rr....,-Shsrnsn and FCraksF's Row.
.Tas CampOaIi'S Are Gem
lrg BsiPs Along.
...-a 20 ne Register.


.w19fguing in Ohio closed last
t.-+1at would hardly be true,
-- ~ -n.. stage of the game there
.-.s- many campaignerS who do
.,r sunday nor legal holidays,
. , the work with all possible
,u accessible fields for seven
.-gtfon may be briefly summed
-.s statement that Governor
... is In the lead, and the Repuo-
nd. knowledge il. BY this, 10
.,- r, inferred that Republicans
....c-iOn, or tnaJ the expression
B.. F.. ahead means that ne will
-..t 10 must be borne in mind
o-f1 is normally Republican
and the Republican plurality IS
,-..l 10 IS. 900. Mckinley, il he
....v as 90 be elected at all will
. .r.b q majority as this, for
-ra- Campbell has made inroadS
..~s .f his strOnghOlds that he
recover.
n. ..ss z.ug Of Normal Republican
....., calls TO mind the fact that
have been some years when the
.. mn, not Republican and when
0s~o.r1t'c maiorities were as great
..-sr tnlu the normal Republican
...- Tn 1852. William Armstrong
.s.-sd Secretary of State by 5000;
.-.W William Allen was elected Cover
..-,,-.fn 1874 VIM. Bell was elected
....-v of state by 1902, In 1877,
% BISHOP was elected Governor by
t1 1852. James Newman was
..f Secretary OF State by 1915; In
george HOadley was elected Gov
- ty 12.52q, and in 1889, Governor
sa.. had plurity Of lO,S12.
SD. f~,9 Governor Campbell has
nothing that can il any way oper-
-7.ast him among honorable men,
Pauublicau or Democratic, while
.-s other hand, he has displayed a
-sal.a degree Of strength OF char
and uprightneSS aud has proven
.tsf, not afraid TO lay mis- hands
...ags that are unclean in state
ument.
r. Republicans admit that Govern
--gle.I will have 10000 majority
-rtiug Hamilton county. The
hamilton county goes, decides the
- III the Republicans can get
,5 votes in Hamilton TO Offset this
r. they have some chance Of win
d. There is no apparent reason for
...u county going back ON Govern
g1u.I. He has done more towards
wing the local government OF Gin
r.. md making 10 what the people of
ry wanted than any man who was
Governor OF the State. The Gov
lived close enough 20 Cincinnati
wrat she needed, and as far as it
s#s,ib.e for him 20 do so, under the
aut Of q mosSback Republican
I.sature. he remedied the defects and
ned out the rOttenuesS that existed
e Governor C8mpbelPS record, so
-.s it goes 90 make him popular or
--w.,a ,n Hamilton county, is not at
,,grinc 10 the Republicans, and
nav even carry the county which in
,, his election beyond all possible
.--
There's another point in the State
Governor Campbell will show
.sr strength than any Democratic
date has Ga q good many years, and
c is rLe Western Reserve. The old
her, u that section were the kind Of
s-rt9ej Republicans who decided
.-s.r youth that il was a matter Of
..l,'pe for them 20 stick TO anything
Republican ticket, no matter
.1e- it was right or wrong. Within
past few years there has
L up among them a lot
Young fellows who think before
g vote. Among these the Cover
- IS Immensely popular. He has not
happy presence, but his views on
tariff are liberal enough TO coincide
The advanced ideas that prevail
2 the young Republicans OF the
N.e'l reserve.
There are many places in Ohio where
row between the Sherman and
aier factions about the United
i.s Sen3t0rShip have divided the
-l.cal strength, and many who
been disappointed are quietly
'.1g the knife through the whole
-c-ca1 ticket. While the RepuO-
.o,seS from that source may not De
a. enough TO cudanger Mr.. Mckin-
s,I. every little helps, and few
leaders here and there by merely
ag quiet can DO a great deal to-
.t .ampeaiug the enthusiasm.
a' % the feeling about CampbelIS
SIS, rue Democrats all over the
A.r ars coufdenntly expressing the
that he is safe. Mr. Walter b.
-', %. Lima, said last night;
Campbell continues to gain ground
rs. as le has during the past week or
-- Will easily win out and Oe the next
..'r OF Ohio. CampbellS meetings
d. large again as McNiuiey's every
Ire -ad his reception has been most
--'.aSuc He is a splendid speaker,
-.S prepared for every emergency IN
e eac equipped with h6rd facts. Nc
.g IS good deC,aimer, but he speaks
same piece everywhere. At the Ada
laere We're two Democrats 10 every
--l-'ar, ~ and the big Akron meeting
a-pJe.. much good
'''arnor Campbell has not been at a
n .or moment az any time for an
'"rf and a telling one 20 any state
-. or chalange Of Mckinley. He
y .aAen him up, verbatim and ans
'71 n.m and has caused the gallant
--'f 'o change his stereOtyped address
..- to omit some of the things on
-.,a .i,a Governor Campbell proved him
7 al laU.t The difference between
way the two men 90 at
-r, audience has told in Camp
favor too. Major Me
.ey speaks every day as If he were
ing The effort of his life and as IL
lu1lence was the Senate, House Of
sIIg,SeentatiyeS, and Supreme Court Of
o4ited States combined. He talks
.he heads of his auditors. Gov
I N OampOeli is one of the audience,
I,,OSeiy does he keep iE touch with
III, uumor and any variation Of mood
ulay take place while the meeting is
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