New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

Cleveland, July l5.-The Democratic party u
Ohio is split wide open from centre to- circumfer
ence and nothing can save it from defeat. Camp
bell who forced himself on the party for renomi-
nation gained his point, but with his nomination
went all hope of the Democracy of the State. This
is the ticket:
For Ciovernor-James T.. Campbell, Of Putler County
Governor-w. V. Marquis, OF Logan County
Auditor OF State-T f. Peckinbaugh, OF Wayne County
Attorney Generl-John p. Bailey, Of Putnam County.
State Treasurer-C +. Ackerman, OF Mansheid county.
Judge OF the supreme Court-Gustavus H. Waia' Oh
Hamilton County am
Commissioner or Common Schools-|nafes " ""'eh' W
Erie County. .
OF summit County - O.
Member Of the Food and Dairy Commisscn-h' o.
Trumbo Of Lawrence County. .
After the convention the Campbellites made all
sorts of efforts to conclliate the disafected fac
tion but TO no avail The Cincinnati men showed
Gobt early in Convention Hall. They were In an
uglv mood throughout the day, and when IL was
pronosed to make Campbells nomination unanimous
their angor and rancor broke out in ten-fold fury.
No scene like it has ever been enacted In an
Ohio convention hall before. Curses lond ana
dsen shocked the women who occupied seats IN
t6s holconv 70 see what Democratic convention
was like and 10 add to the stubbornness and fear
full display of temper, the Cincinnati people even
went TO the extreme of breaking chairs and try
ing to force their way out of the hall after Camp
bell had carried the day. II was blot on the
page of even Democratic conventions, and, OUT
of all the Hamilton County delegation, only I'VE
agreed TO support Campbell. But those five had
better beware for from this day on they are
marked men in Hamilton County The Governors
opponents now propose to go back to CINCINNATI
and bring the best tactics of thug politics into
IN No nj
their wounds and in the evening it surprised many
because they did not shout for Mckinley.
In strange contrast to the outspolen deter
mnation TO knife the Governor on the
part of the Hamilton delegation. was
the apparently hearty support given the
nominee by the polished and cultured Kline
4" boomers of Cuyahoga ID was Cuyahoga
delegate who made the motion to make the noml-
nation unanimous, but, oh! the rancor and hatred
behind that motion and behind the apparent salts
faction of the rest Of the Cuyah0ga delegates!
They are not OutspOken in their determination to
knife the Governor, but their little axes are
already being ground, and much effective work
will be done on the quiet. They have all been
interviewed. 20, yes, we will support the nomi-
nee for the good of the party and all that sort
Of thing but what do the interviews amount to?
Nothing.
Larry Neal Is as sour dS bLc ftoc VI ohcii,
and notwithstanding his pfOtestations TO the con-
trary before the convention, to support the nomi-
nce IL is plain that he will do nothing of the sort.
After Campbells nomination q committee was
appointed to escort Neal into the convention hall;
but the disgruntled ChillicOthean either could not
be found or else refused to appear in broad day.
light and avow his allegiance to the Democratic
chieftain.
The fight on the free silver plank was another
"corker" and, to use the vocabulary of Porkopo-
lis thugs, it was dandy" and only
one more nail driven into the Democracy's coffin.
The scenes on the streets tonight are lively, to
say the least. Clubs are marching home to the
out air of The Campbells are Coming"
The Cincinnatlans rceling around homeward
bound, eering and sneeriHg. IL is safe to say that
many cold winter will come and go before
Cleveland will get another State convention.
The local committee of arrangements and the
State Central Committee have been at swords
points ever since the show began. The Gov
ernOr and his followers were insuited at every
turn, and even the courtesy of a few special
admission tickets was denied them when asked
for. The stiff and polished Cuyahoga statesmen"
called and left their cards, but few, if any, VI
them called on the Governor.