The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-31
BUCKEYE POLT1ICA



Al Appeal for the support OF HIN.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 3o-Po,itics in Ohio
is red hot again. McKinley's defeat for Chair
man Of the State Republican Convention is
still the theme here. and shrewd politicians
say that II was poor piece OF business to de-
feat the Governor. But Mckinley stood in
Forakor's way. and his policyis to rule or ruin.
Fire Alarm Is never so happy as when he has
q fight on hand. and he appears not one bit
abashed by his recent defeat for Senator. but
is again pitching into Sherman and his friends.
II he can. he will further humiiate Mckinley.
and all the Sherman faction at the State Con-
vention at Cleveland in April
short time ago 1t appeared to be certain
that the delegates at large from Ohio to the
National Republican Convention would be
Mckinley. Foraker. Foster. and Sherman. but
the list is subject to revision now. and may be
made UP Of the Foraker faction only, Unless
naming Col 4; l. Coneer Of Akron Of the Ma;
Grn tso Gsn sSo Ssat
Mel Mckinley fqr Chairman q the state C9nyen:
ae Is % % In
The state ticket to be nominated will not cut
90 much Of figure as the. election Of the four
patched Sr. and both factions q the Sherman
Foraker CLIQUE recognized. Il that be no not
loss Of a Republican. for Congress- In the First
district, and probably one or two others. Not
any that f Fssa s tSs sen1 o 9.y bs @
secretary STATE cet o sas no e
judy: 0'e Hsrb
Of Cincinnati and John J. Chester Of Columbus
se e tho ssd first Vain
Court third term. and 81 Ailsn Of Athens is
likely be. nominated for supreme Judge. and
the woods are full 81 candidates for member
Of Tss Ho WIFI A %2ss' Chairman of the Re-
publican Executive Committee. says: "Ohio's
deleeates win GO to the National Convention
less It is shown that he cannot carry the close
States in which event they viii y9te for tn. the
iosic s candida. candidate Of the nation. 'As'' -"
viii meet in tLe fore part Of April. Chairman
ing the State Convention. Columbus will get
the Convention probably. Senator Shaw. Of
and Representative Reter Of Dayton. are can
the I lead :, No candidates have been mentioned
delegates at large to the National Democratic tic
Seins Calvin s mSss en-
ff;Seal. Trsnk haTd: HIrsiiI 7. Kline: james i;
Cleveland slateis Campbell. Kline. Hurd. and
Thurman. Later on these men will realize.
what is patent to the unprejudiced observer.
that Cleveland is not in it," The Convention
have the interests Of the Democratic party at
heart, without regard to any candidate. and
especially without regard to a third term can
didate who. by bullheadedness. defeated the
Democracy just as it WAS taking on a new and
glorious career Frank Hurd OF Toledo wants
the honor Of presenting Cleveland's name to
Hard run The National nc conS invent Il viii not
make much difference who is nominated.
A. McGregor. formerly of the Stark County
lO.) Democrat. the oldest editor in Ohio. having
been in the harness since 1910 has stirred up
New York's Choice for President. Shall the
Democracy Of tho Country Endorse David b.
Hill ~ 1t is replete with good. sound argu-
ments showing that they should, In closing.
the Democracy Of the great State OF New York
seek not in him the recovery OF a lost oppor-
Even Samuel J. Tilden. much as he deserved
1t. was not given second chance In 1880: nor
was Martin Van Buren, given third nominal
ton in 1874 The cause is Of paramount i'm.
portance and in comparison individuals are
as nothing"