The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-07-12
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who should have been nominated in the
first instance, yet there is no quarrel
with Judge Hulick, and / know of no
petition being circulated requesting
another convention. The Republicans
Of this county will vote their ticket
Al Brant, who has been prominent in
the politics of this county for several
years, and who was strong Doan man,
says: Eyes, 1 was for Doan, but am
now for the nominee, and shall vote the
straight Republican ticket, as will all the
members Of our party with whom l
have talked. I would not favor a new
convention, and the charges of bribery
in this county, as far as l know, are
false, and this cry of the defeated will
only strengthen Hulick in this county"
NOT TWENTY soREHEADs.
Seth w. Brown, who has been stanch
supporter of Judge Hulick during his
entire campaign, was seen at his home.
Mr.. Brown has been confined to his
room several days on account of sick
ness, but cheerfully gave his views re.
garding the outlook in the Sixth District.
| He said "The outlook for the election
of Hulick by the full Republican major
ity is 1attering. think there are not
twenty Republicans in Warren county
| to day who would not vote for him, and
in fact it may be said the Republicans Of
| Warren county are united in the support
of him, and further, / believe he will
not run three hundred behind his ticket
in the whole Sixth District, and shall
| not be surprised to see him get the full
Republican vote.
''I think recent publications are un.
manly squeals of the defeated, and 1
have no doubt whatever that Hulick's
methods were just as clean as Doan's.
"The publications that are now being
made to create dissatisfaction in the Re.
publican party in the Sixth District are
only the Inspiration of the Democratic
party and very small number of dis.
gruntled Republicans. Hulick and Doan
went into an open field to secure the
nomination, Doan was defeated, and
that is all there is in it. On final effort
on the part of Doan, finding that he
could not himself knock out Hulick, the
trick was restored to of pretending to
favor Warren county man who was
not candidate, and who, under the
circumstances of the case could not
secure the votes of Warren county dele.
gates who had been pledged. The talk
of another convention is simply silly"
LOT WRIGHT FOR HULICK.
Lot Wright, Probate Judge, was one
of Doan's supporters, and, while..he was
somewhat reticent about talking FOR
publication, he volunteered the follow
ing: "I was with the Doan men, but
am Republican, and never 60 back on
the nomination unless it is shown up to
be rotten, and l shall give Hulick my
support. Our county ticket has been
assailed, but I propose to stand by it,"
In answer to the question, would
Hulick run behind in this county ? the
Captain relaxed into study and then
replied, "Hulick will run very little, if
any, behind his ticket"
Judge w. s. Dilatush, whose name
was presented at the convention in op.
position to Hulick, when seen by the
writer, had just returned from Whining
ton, where he had been trying case
involving the Blanchester Fair Grounds.
The Judge very willingly expressed his
views. $50 far as I am advised" he
said, "there is feeling to support
Hulick. think, so far 40 any dissatis
faction in the party, they will be loyal
to both Congressional and county
tickets, With snch men as Altgeld and
Waite in high Offices, the people think
more of party than of individuals. They
feel that the good of the public is more
than personal feeling, and will rise
above that feeling and vote the Repub.
lican ticket straight. The people of
Warren county are loyal Republicans,
and have always been noted for that,
especially when National issues have
been involved. Personally, have no
grievance, and will support the entire
ticket"
Lon Miller, the Central Committee.
man of Deerfeld township, assured the
writer that Judge Hulick would carry
the full strength of his party, and that
the talk OF the few defeated would
amount to nothing in the coming elec-
ton.
Such men as R. L. Van Harlingen, q
prominent local politician of Mason !;
DR.. ]. M. Van Dyke, an enthusiastic
supporter of Judge Dilatush at the con
vention; G G. King, prominent in
politics at Kings Mills, all assured the
writer that there is now harmony in the
Republican forces of the county, and in
the whole district, so far as they can as
certain.
franklin township has been for Hulick
from the start, and while Warren county
could not secure the nomination, with
the usual loyalty strong majority will
be given Judge Hulick at the coming
election.
These authoritative expressions from
the four counties wherein all the hopes
for disaffection lay, ought to be sufic.
lent to satisfy even the mugwump Trib
une that there is no foundation for the
fabrications it has published. There is
no demand for Mr.. Hulick's retirement
and no desire for another convention
The whole thing is false alarm planned
and sprung to crafty the spiteful malice
of Bob Doan.
SHACKELTON.
Julv nth IQOl