Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-17
OPINIONS OF THE OHIO PRESS.

MANSFIELD Shield and Banner (Dem.): Nc
Kinley no doubt, heard the slogan, "The
Campbells are coming"
CANTON Ne,us- Democrat (Dem.): The ticket
nominated at Cleveland deserves the hearty
support of every Democrat.
CLEVELAND Leader (Rep.): No Democrat
in recent years has ever carried Ohio when
Hamilton county went heavily against him.
Does Campbell really think that he can &C
complish the feat?
DAYTON Times (Dem.): The Democratic
ticket nominated at Cleveland yesterday is
a good one. 1t could not have been made
stronger or better if a week, instead of a
day, had been consumed in its construction.
LIMA Gazette (Rep.): The Democratic
party of Ohio, when it holds its own. lacks
10000 votes of being in the majority; but
where will Governor Campbell be with
10000 Democrats refusing to vote for him,
and every Republican vote in the State cast
for Mckinley?
AKRON Beacon (Rep.): Governor Camp
bell was not always a Democrat" said
General Mike Ryan in his speech nominal
ing him. True, sadly true, say many old
line Democrats who grow tired of thinking
how the Ohio Democracy seems forced to
choose renegade Republicans as its leaders.
EVANSVILLE Times (Rep.): Campbell proves
INSCRIPTIONS political fighter that has been
in charge of the Democratic machine in
Ohio for years. The Republicans can profit
by the hint given in his preliminary canvass
and prepare to oppose his methods accord
ingly.
CLEVELAND Plain Dealer (Dem.): Now that
the contest is ended it is but justice to say
that either Mr.. Neal or Mr. Kline would have
made strong candidate and an unex-
ceptional Governor if elected. But the ma
jority demanded Governor Campbell, and
his strength as q candidate and honesty and
ability as Governor are undeniaDle.
TOLEDO Blade (Rep.): Governor Campbell
is the man, as good judges knew he would
be. Now what will large number of in
huential Democratic newspapers say? After
all John r. Mclean has published, can he or
will he oppose his own party's candidate?
On the contrary will he eat crow and say
that he was only fooling when he printed
scathing denunciations of the Governors
policy?
CINCINNATI Commercial Gazette (Rep.): Gov
ernor Campbell not being "a Democrat to
the marrow bone" as General Mike Ryan
expresses it, but a renegade Republican,; not
being perfectly sound as free trader, or
free silver coiner, and with rather leaning
for laws for the regulation of the liquor
traffic and the maintenance of peace and de-
cency in society, We hardly see how he can
stand on the platform his party has built for
him and declare that he indorses it all,
plank by plank.
CINCINNATI EnQtdrer( Dem.): The State Con-
vention arbitrated the disputes in the Dem
ocratic party in Ohio. 1t rubs out the lines
which separate the sections. 1t sets up the
standard around which the Democrats rally.
The question of Governor Campbelfs availa-
bility is no longer one for discussion in DEM
ocratic circles. As to the Enquirer,
it has an unbroken, undertaking record of
support of the tickets nominated by Demo
cratic Conventions. 1t is at home in no
other field of politics. Its past performances
in seconding the action of the organized
Democracy is an assurance OF what it will
do now and in the future, to which We will
not add supererogation.