The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-04-28

large anu IIIAI tue name q e
| Sevins OF Day tom also Sb6rusn
he substituted This would leo9S
conger and Auditor Poe to 6ehf a
remaining place with odd nfooff
favor OF the former, yet the RS =
tured Poe expressed great conG1eG
his own strength.
The Pass secured q brief iuted
with Mr. Hahn and particularl5 no(
the uneasiness of the politics..
however, gave assurance that ~
well in his camp.
Another pleasant anffouncenouk 2
late in the evening that John J. q
was running like two time ~
gaining noticesbly at every
it is certainty that il lTayUI
! paign, does not secure tf&21
on the first ballot. his e|l1
dwindle perceptibly eaoh tify1
passed. The first ballot u n
ries the chester men. Iftb1k
they claim success Is INSURED
didate. The strength OF Mr. -
been rapidly decreasing
laid claim to between five al
dred votes. He has since G
low the 800 mark, and it re-
for choice There must be ~
on the other two candidates..
asserted that on the stretch BE
]. Widman will Withdraw, lsG
field 10 the Columbus poItf
Chester. In this the Forake1
happily agreed. for they ccus1
Chester, though reticent duriuR ~
atorial fight, one of their bretk1o au
will willingly give. him the boes1 -
given in time. will surely win :
Since dark horse has been hin6o
q number OF names have fallen u1lI
eally upon the campaign slate ~ ~
the place OF Mr. Taylor should ~ r1r
losing card. And here IL AoGf&
suggested that all three OF The 01r
dates should give way for some uGoE11l
who would be better material - r.
stump during this. tire presidents o.
paign. A local daily reverts to ~
paign in which General Rcbinsol 161c
TO the rescue as q dark hosso ~ i
record, and suggests the re-enact31 s. g
such tactics OF eight years back. II
connection mention is madsof SocsG
of State Poorman; II. = Mofe5$
Hamilton; John Little Of xenia
Col W. c. Cooper of MI yeruoc
ex congressman and having bsjI
records. This, however, has only
tentatively suggested and shat ed Y
taken must be governed BY the 3
gency. *
No admissions can be 1acurcSs l1
the Hamilton county candidates = -
who will be the selection for eontrx
committeeman, though it Is strongly ~
ieved that Mr. Buckmastef hso ~
greatest strength. The q member& r
nay be stated stand solid for q
home candidate, John J. Chester
In the race for supreme judge, -
8. O. Wildman, OF Huron, has soDo =
vantage over his opponents a. q.
Thompson of Scioto, r +. Burk6
Hancock, W. j. Campbell Of Guee
and Judge McElroy of Mt VeTnon.
For clerk of Supreme Court. Ut I!
Hester and Josiah Allen are maki1 s
pretty race with honors even. The 4 =
may be said of the candidates for b. E
Of Public Works. If any advantage a.
lists. James P Smith, OF Auglai2e, -
joices in it. E. L. Lybarger of Col
ton and j. Park Alexander, howe1G
are pushing him close
On a late train Judge Nash arrivo
from Columbus and stock in the Chez
boom Immediately went up A -
tematic canvass was commenced OF -
delegates. and all placed under pied
This candidate will lie nominated
by attorney T. J. KeAt7E
while the same honor for Hon s. u 81
Taylor will be bestowed by Hon Jd7n-
;. Locke. the brilliant orator and e11<
from Madison county.
Organizing.
CLEVELAND. O., April 27.-Deleestee
70 the Republican state conveutioo
pent most OF the session today orgas
zing. No nominations will be made m
il tomorrow The Sherman men are
understood to have control. The For
.ker men are making hard fight. IL =
Foraker will 60 to Minneapolio
S delegate at large. and gives him aud
lis friends nothing more. Governor
will lead the delegation to
Minneapolis. and Chairman Hahn, Rob
rt Nevins and Ex-Governor Foraker
sill te the other delegates at large
Away They Gu.
CLEVELAND o, April .7.-The grand
preliminary skirmish of the convention
egan shortly before noon in the vAri-
us hotels where the district committees
eld meetings. The factional lines were
ot drawn so distinctly as anticipated
ct there were one or two little con-
ests between Sherman and Foraker
and most notable among
hese was the hitch in the TMelitk