The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-16

CLEVELAND, O., July 15.-James E.
Campbell is re-nominated by the DEM
Ocrats OF Ohio for Governor, and the
anxiety Of the party leaders is now di-
iected to the absorbing querry: "Will
Hamilton county support the ticket?"
II the Cincinnati delegates in their man
itestations Of relentless opposition and
hostility to-day truly represented the
feeling Of their people, then the con-
cllsiOn is irresistible that considera-
Die portion Of the Democrats OF Hamil-
ton county will not support Gov. Camp
bell in the November election. On
every possible occasion, as well after as
before Campbells nomination was as
iurcd, the mere mention of his. name
Vas sufficient toprovoke vigorous Kisses
from the Cincinnati delegates. Even
when the nomination was formally an
nounced and Mr.. Kline's friends, in ac-
cordanCe with the time.honored Gus
tom, moved to make the nomination
o. James E. Campbell unanimous, the
Hamilton county friends Of Mr.. Neal
lersistently refused TO permit the seal
oi harmony TO be stamped on the record
and voted mo-" as they Missed the
hams OF the nominee.
ALL UP WITH TEEN.
ltis almost proverb in the political
lore OF the Buckeye State that as "Ham-
l!ion county goes in the autumnal cleo
ton, so goes the State OF Ohio" II this
be accepted as the Infallible rule the
Importance OF harmonizing the discord-
ahi elements in Hamilton county may
vel! merit the anxiety OF Democratic
leaders The nomination of q Cincin-
natl man for the office of Supreme
Judge, 1t was hoped, would to some ex-
lent allay the hostility OF the Hamilton
county delegates 10 the candidacy Of
governor Campbell, but whether this
"eslred effect will be realized is alto
gether problematical, and can only be
determined by time. It must be stated
mat the Campbell majoritymanaged the
convention with consumate tact The
Ahotty parliamentary questions were
galcSlyand decisively disposed OF by rul-
lnss generally to the advantage OF the
dominant factions sandrollcalls on points
ilorder, and appeals from the chairs
VERSIONS were averted. At the same
ulne the majority received with all the
!hllosophical resignation OF the victor
.ae aunts and accusations that were
Mt9wh at them and their candidate by
Ms .antl-Campbell faction, thus prob
soty Gyerting calamatous row, which
HHGuIa likely have resulted had all these
s'oes been returned in kind.
NEAL DECLINES TO HARMoNrzE.
The persistent refusal of Mr.. Neal,
SoveFnor Campbell's defeated oppo.
a, ae9t, TO appear before the convention
alu tell how he stands" even after a
,0hmittee had been appointed to con.
'ey 10 him the formal invitation, has
T%atl9utcd more than anything else to
Ie Telling Of anxiety which poryades
S'e Demo9eratic ranks this evening. It
aSseherally the ordeal inflicted upon
Every ,Oy defeated candidate that he must
Ss Soaht ihe stage and tell how gratihed
Ii, Z, after all that such good man as
~ ~ opponent has received tho nomina.
HOii put Mr.. Neal persistently refused
~, n uuueFgo! this ordeal, and the ques-
Soa now is, was this refusal actuated
~ m9E'lhcation and wounded pride, or
Ms SOg II mean that Mr.. Neal throws
Tnni,t Tnh Tue gauntlet and will permit his
Cu.liton county friends to fight Mr..
sg rnpoell at the polls? Upon the IN.
onei.! oner 70 this query largely depends the
Sussnon Of Democratic victory or de-
ieai IN the coming election