The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
THE BUCKEYE CAMPAIGN.
COZ CAMPBELL OPENS THE BALL
ON THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE.

COZ CAMPBELL OPENS The BALL
ON THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE.
He Pitches I.to the Mckinley Hill. and
Talks on the Money Questios-His Con.
Sug Debate with Mr.. Mckinley.
srnINoyIELp. o.. Sept. 1.-THE opening OF
tho campaign on the Democratic side at Sidney
this afternoon, was large affair. there being
fully 10000 persons present The city was
decksd in the eayest OF holiday attire. and tho
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Tho exercises began at 9 o'clock with an i'm
posing parade. participated In BY clubs from
most OF the surrounding towns 1t was fol-
lowed BY speaking. Gov. Campbell leading and
being the principal attraction. The Governor
and Mrs. Campbell received an Grafton and
were guests at the residence OF the Hon. John
X, Laughlln. The other big lights present were
]. De Wit Warner OF Now York. WV. Marquis.
Senator Brice. J. II. Cultivate. A. W. Thur
man. J. A. McMahon. and @. w Baker. A re-
ceptlon was first given to the distinguished
visitors a: the Laughlin mansion. and after
the speaking more pub Bile one at the Grand
Army rooms.
A feature Of tho afternoon was speaking at
ono time from zach OF the four corners OF tho
Court House. Tho demonstration ended to-
night with big torchlight procession. Gov.
Campbell said IN the course OF his remarks:
"One OF the most encouraging features OF the
pending campaign is the almost universal APP
prehension exhibited by tho Republican load
ere with respect 10 tho turifr. Their concon-
trRted efforts 10 ignore that issue or TO trent 1t
MS secondary and unimportant ure exceedingly
sueSer a The most ,n%n h
tory was defeated Tor re- seton the MsnnD
cd his nomination Tor Governor.
Before theConyentton mot 1t was whispersd
thnt the election might DO !eopnrdizod ny the
protection in its m, st aggressive form. II was
not only too Into a, that time for reconsldera-
assss at. dia Thsy aa not men
realize the deep.sehted hatred OF the people
,"Whieth we're somewhat, staggered by the
depression in WOOL the slump in ron aud The
in Tho money market since tho passage Of the
.arilr bill. they yet harboreL tho hoEo
.aars eNS abroad Would ro.st IN
squirt OF prosperity: for which. as usual they
in9 IN othsr r ry Was duly
Then pointed out the h fac, that MSKinls ss
d ryns to 81 It
rhsrman was reiorred to as q false g. propnfr{
result ON the Tree anu unlimited coinage OF
silver: !ie shovel " int"rm ~. . from u
what had caused him 10 flop. The SPEAKER
discussed the silver question at length. shrw-
ing that both parties nr0 divided on tho lues-
ton. The speaker said on the money question:
Why do tho Repmblicnns now seek 10 do
ceiNe the ,pevplo; They know that money has
been made dear by its scarcity and that farm
ers md other producing classes are In revolt
HXalnst this unnecessary stringency. Gov:
Campbell paid his RESPECTS TO tho Federal
Treasury which had been looted under
Republican Administration. and spoke OF tho
general prosperity Of tho low tariff cru
ana the opposition OF leading Republicans to II
rost-helum tariff. The tnrin question was
eyhaustively treated and tho effects OF the
Mckinney bill laid bare. he speak or gave the
trusts built up, under the tariff wall plan q
hard whack and pissed to the oppression OF
tho farmer under tho turir and the dsprecia-
ton OF inrm property. 10 called the sugar
clause In the Mckinley bill u transparent hum
bug. He said:
We paid 500 100000 annually on sugar duties.
These hnyo been taken on, but me same
amount OF money must 90 into me rem hi,
,.U,r omn,r rhenner and then nav out The
;yn,,ncv iGms anved for ndditionnj cost on
G Is mut RIi The McKinlsy Iii PROVIDES
for no' Lomn,v 10 be paii out OF Tia
'reasury on nil sugar rrown here This
wiz nm,nni tm nj ienst si1 oiNS u0o ihis
var Va will thorcfore he compejled TO
,nnte nm bv other tnXes the $50. OOO, OUU
d"iirIt in ihe revenues md the 81 9 900 600 now
ryie,diur"s from he Treasury. Our burden
is sa fne Of tho no ' I'M piats conspiracy tho
srn,Inr ns.ertcd. ''A '"'o sNA''''' ''o
%" lie old taie Of n homo market ia in this
,sa mTain nrnnc chad IN tho inrmers Thav nre
rod tnew ,nust mt nm with cus,lirr tinwara
thnv :, an rIt taIv Ia. pnrichaI y