The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-08-27
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oainsd Q mose remarkable Interview. It
WAS said 70 emaAate from Franklin
spunr DsYopsst but there Is little
ABsat Nsae 4 w. WRITTEN IN the COVER
nU|s saace ~ At the expsess dfctation
& Mpes n. Campbeh. 70 sounds Hike
hins Asloarsv e~tlanes IN future policy
and prsgxam; and is in entire keeping
with his lifelong efforts for success and
har1Aonv N the Democratic ranks.
The interview appeared on Monday,
with 10 great rash Of other convention
matter, sd consequently did noa receive
the ceaMa attention and wide reproduc-
ton it would have otherwise secured.
Still il nust not be lost on that account,
and we therefore republish 1t In its en-
tirety:
COMPLEMENTARY TO OUYAHoaA.
"For steseotypea asses," said Franklin
county Democrat last night, "the Cuya-
hoga ecwnty Democrats take the cake. They
wait lntdi the tail end Of tho fight, whea
Campbell hasa gobbled up the state, and
then give their county 10 Kline-that sweet
scented idy Of poetic Democracy, who is
- the sssan nifing 10 HWrupe and allow
ting his nane to be used by lot of political
sharks and dreaneUs. II the Campbell
mea hadn't generally sBoaTea tickets and
arranged for the convention at Cleveland
1t would have yesterday been changed to
Toledo OF Columbus to rebuke the nom
descripts whs under Congressman Tom
Johnson-Ohio's George r. Train-put
their fosb In ~ and acted the dog-in-the-
nAnger. OiaoinnaN gets some credit for
Its open fight against Campbell, but the
Nd stVy 81 l.
loud and deep, end it woxA't astonish me
yet II on Wednesday the convention, after
meeting there. would adjourn to Toledo or
Put-in-Bay to show the Indignation Of the
delegates at Cuyahoga's hoRgishness."
vAcILLIArINa YLuNKHEa
How was the Ouyahoga trick donew
well, the Payne gang, under Farley, tn
pursuance OF an arrangement with Nc
Lean and Bernard, used Kline, who is q
vacillating funkey in politics. and made
him believe that with Cuyahoga's Al
votes q move could be fixed to head of
Campbell and nominate Kline, and the
latter bit, all the time making the COVER
nor believe he wasn't in 1t and was hts
friend"
whats the outcomei"
"Outcomsi Why. man, the outcome b
Campbell will have SIS out of tho 700 votes,
and the socalled and bogus Neal delega-
tions from Clarke, Pike and some other
counties will be pitched out headlong by
the seats of their breeches."
"What about Hamilton county,"
"If she behaves and isn't sassy her 80
votes may come in, but II she cheeps not
ono will be admitted"
vNDIcATI0N NOT RE-ELEcTIoN WANTED.
"How will all this affect the campaign"
"Waal. III tell you. The campaign is
ever. For two months 1t has been a war
t0 see which faction should win. The
Campbell boys won. will have the conven-
ton, ticket, state committees and all the
party machinery in their hands. They
will henceforth control the party in Ohio
and dx the convention next spring to send
delegates to the National conventions; at
the head will be Governor Campbell, and
not an anti-Oampbell man will get on un-
less In the FIRST two districts. Governor
Campbsu wanted vindication in q renom-
nation much more than he desires a re-
election. He knows Ohio is Republican
state and the chances for reelection slim.
Still he would take his chances. He'snow
at the head Of the party In Ohio and If q
Democratic president comes in he will con-
doubt go into the cabinet. He don't mind
defeat for the governorship by the people,
as in Republican state defeat would not
hurt him. Major Mckinley is his personal
friend and the tussle will be manly,
decent one. Now, If again elected COVER
nor, Mr.. Campbell will be his party's
nominee for presidents; II defeated for re-
election he's not hurt but in line for a
cabinet place, and has the party machine
in his own hands. Larry Neal is deader
than q mackerel; the Cuyahoga gang too
dead to skin; the Cincinnati crowd tho
laughing stock of the country. The Pick
away county fellows who went back on
Campbell will be taken care of, and If the
senatorial convention were to come off
now AL Heffner would be the nominee.
The poor, benighted counties of Adams,
Highland and three or four others will be
seen to-"
RIDICULING THE OPPOSITION.
"Were there any ludicrous scenes In the
aght"
statesmen Sim Donavin was beaten on his
own dunghill In Delaware county, and
Pike and Brown counties, both in Meals
old district instructed for Campbell. Camp
BELL lost Greene county In his old district
by "a village blacksmith who got a big
wad Of spondulicks to do up this county.
Then there's out In the cold poor Henry
Bohl, Of Marietta, who couldn't be insur-
ance commissioner, but old man Harper,
of Mt. Vernon, had the chills when he saw
Knox county instruct for the Butler Mas
cot, and Toledo's Harrington fell into con-
vulsioos when Lucas county trumped
Campbell cards"
sLURRING THE ENQUIRER
"Any other funny sights2"
eyes, sir'ee--down at Sag Harbor, off
the coast of Maine, on the bright Sabbath
morn of yesterday, sat in his easy chair at
his palatial summer residence, snufflng the
cool ocean breezes q man who was tickled
to death over the funeral of Larry Neal.
That was John r. Mclean, who Just bub-
bled over in frantic Joy that his main sem
atorial antagonist had fallen into the fire
and was burned up politically -incinerated
by the conflagration in Ohio in the past
three weeks. Yes-McLean set the tran
and poor Neal fell into it. Meals death
politically takes off McLean's only sena-
torial competitor that amounted to con-