The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-23
GOV. CAMPBELL CONFIDENT.
TIE SAYS He EXPECTS TO BE ELECTED
WITHOUT HAMILTON COUNTY

that IN6 WI" Stnuu On t"o =
ne Intimstes that He May he |" C"n-
d,dsts for President ir Rc-eiected Gov.
srnor, and that He Would Not Accept
second Place on % Ticket with cleveland.
P,rrssupou, July 22.-The Randall Clubs
rooster crowod with delight to-day NJ meet
ING and entertaining Gov. Campoeii OF ONO.
the nominee OF the party IN that Sta.e wh!ch
has lust adopted this famous biiu Us It's hRht-
inc emblem. The Governor arrived In the city
nj o'clock. AMI was met and escorted 10 tho
s.yonth Avenue Hotel by the Randall Clubs
Reception Committee. between lNh and IL
o'clock tho reception was held at the randall
Gibbs rooms. whero 1t was estimated TINT
hOo ti.i.ons irrespective OF party called
"a nav their respects to the Governor.
A ,arre crayon picture ~ the Governor in q
handsome Gilt rune hung In tho most con-
sn,cuous position on tho walls OF the reception
nnror. The picture which the club Possesses
=, GOV. rattison was hung In rather 3 bad
iI,bt. where it would not attract much atten-
tlon. rlev ,land's picture was out OF sight.
A. tho ,onclu.ion OF the reception and gem
.ral handwriting the Governor was escorted
h.rr to his ho,el. After diunor he was taken
In charge by tho committee and driven to Sill
ror axe Grove, where tho ftte was held. The
..ercises ut the grove were very simple. con-
acting o, music dancing. and playing ball.
p.iore tho reception ut the Randall Club had
trad Rim A reporter called on Gov. Campbell
10 re, his views on current political topics.
"yss Icxp.ct to ba elected" said he. In re-
.ron.s to n leading question. with or without
Tho yo,e OF Hamilton county. There is still
aoms dis satisfaction there. but 1t Is quoting
down. 1t Is chiefly among the German ole
ment nm! they arc rather sluggish about
changing theirro.es. do not think there will be
LATE h,,N ,h.,th ,,t r
e,pec, 10 win outside Of Cincinnati. j shall
gain largely in almost every county in the State.
and carried the State two years ngo outside
OF Hamll on county. by 5000 votes. The farmers
ars dissatisfied with the workings OF the Me-
Kinley iaiif. 1t las rnised the prices OF the mr.
ticles they buy very materially. and they do not
SEQ tho leuerts they we're PROMISED from 1t.
Tha: will cost Mckinley many votes.
Many will como direct to tho Demo-
cratic party. Others will support the
new tEild or peoples party. 1 do not
think they will poll large VOTE but cannot
make any estimate on its size. The Leaders
ere mostly from the old Grecnbnck and Labor
parties. The vote Of this Third party will not
be nearly SO large as 1t would DO II 1t was the
straight Farmers Alliance party nnd ticket,
but still many farmers will give 1t their votes.
TLcy will be almost exclusively Republican
farmers. however. Very low from me Demo-
cratic party will support the new organization.
in the counties the TLitd party and the
Alliance made very queer conformation OF
politics. In Republican counties the Demo
sandds,ss In DEMOCRATIC Counties tic
Republicans hayc chosen Alliance men. In
tic Alliance up, These. u course ~ Meet;
ed 10 20 Tor The mca. ures anu candidates. OF
as D IT, II ito
teresting aud very uncertain. IT makes
die " sep NIB goef srs yos Know
probably start their campaign and speakers
out about the latter part Of august They enn
si aa w wps the
g'oun, with Mckinley. but when We do start
Is necessary to keep Going until the end 81
ansntI, we shall start late. AID drive the cam
mil mil" no cl os No speaEsrs Iom GU Side the
t,ae have yet been invited. nor any. Of course;
expect that tho Alliance candidate Tor Gov
ernor OF Aiabamn will ne up 10 sreak for mo;
simpson M ioer the hr r., cw WI
1.-two candidates: Ex President Gle, elnnt has
not yet cen ilvited. but presume VIII be. 10
to sresk Il 6hi.; il view Of the 'rss Coinage
Oh. hardly thi"k So. He will doubtless
conflne himself TO The discussion OF the tariff
vote Of NE party t IL the S stais% ".e'' ''
II think il VII max. US votes; The Alliance
favor OF free coluaG". some Of the silver men
VII yqte "r ,ns rsons parry and sopH vii
presume that The Aux in the , ppatfprm
QUESTION" suggested the reporter. WV 0"'N'
Not exactly. I am not going back on the
EnV"w Is almost e1eliy uivied ' The silver i
PLANK being, ndopled by a. voio OF AZ, 70 800.
pies. lon. | thought II mistake to have the
question projected SO prominently into the
;;sS en- b, bns 1 ac'uiesced IN the desire OF
Would you kindly state the position you
should have liked tho party 10 tako In Its plat
in hoafat The pG.y shoad haTG asSr c
platform Of ms PARTY, he added.
Inc nSshy ss s s Was as
no thought not. but did not state the differ
Nov. Governor" continued tho reporter.
the reports from tho South inac.,e that the
poop down there are not satisfied wit Cleve-
question. They need CANDID ats NJ rom o>'
doubtful State. and they have their eyes on
81 Ga ,h as TepreMSesInptaIiyo Of tho silver wing
hats yery likelv." INTERRUPTED the Cover
nor" bu, II ] should not via In Ohio this fall
TSrlsa not he eligible as candidate at az;
Winter; am not making any SLAMS beyond
me mv "a, alrs campaign. 1t ID enough 10 OCCUPY
,r. There are some Eastern Papors. tco. !hat
Affirmative ticket.and one hat would give both
;sS S.n 9, silver. Would you accept tho second
Tho Vice. Presidency is not . position that
tsnou!d think any man would banker for"
answered the Buckeye statesman d,yiy.
Ofthe many state campaigns to be fought
INTEREST,""
There y bound TO be n great transforma-
tion IN political scenery as iesulto the com
,hx elections, but rink the Ohio election has
@HsKmost interest TO the pcoIle at large. That
ncs Tariff Tar hill and the Irophet Of nigh protse;
s sSSS1nlry ,%% Ohio. NV. York,s sls.tlqn. o
can carry Iowa again. Il viii maks him y
pIominent figure IN American politics. But
lust now"
".Wil the Cincinnati Enquirer support your.
:, IN. yes. the Enquirer Is coming around all