New-York tribune., 1895-08-22
MR.. BOOKWALTER ON THE RESULT.
PLEASED WITH THE CONVENTIONS AcTIoN-sAY'
CLEVELAND is WORKING FOR THIRD TERM

PLEASED WITH THE CONVENTIONS ACTION-sAYS
CLEVELAND is WORKING FOR THIRD TERM
AND DENOUNCEs HIS EGOTIsM.
T W. Bookwater OF Springfield. Ohio, was at
the Hotel Bruins vi * yesterday. Mr. Bookwalter is
one Of the weai.hlest Democrats n Ohio ana mas n
strong following politically. He was al one time
the standardbelrer Of his party In memoraoe
struggle for the Office Of Governor but he was de-
feated by Charles Foster. He has Just returned
from a tour through the West and looks healthy
ard ruddy He says that only one thing makes a
man grow old before his time. and that is politics
Accordingly he got out OF political HE he never
theess takes keen interest In the politics OF MS
own State and speaking of the Democratic state
convention which was he'd in Ohio yesterday ne
said:
II expected the nomination Of Ex-Governor camp
bell. | could see only course open to the con-
,tntion That vas 10 nominate Campbell, indorse
Brice and reaffrm the Chicago platform Ex-Gov-
ernor Campbell mas locked to me to be the only
logical candidate fe,t sure that he would run II
the convention insisted that he should
Mr. Rookwal;cr said that he hardly knew what TO
say abou, the chances OF the Democratic party In
Ohio Speaking Of the election of Governor ne
said:
ohio is a Repuoli IAN State on full vote. II the
Republicans lehargic or show a disposition 10
disregard the issues the Democrats may win on a
full vote however. the Republicans VIII win.
MIR Bookwalter has always been counted warm
friend and admirer OF President Cleveland. ana
when he spoke Yesterday concerning the president
asplratlors for third term he was unusually pi'-
ter He said con .aing the third term tax
II think that President Cleveland Is sUanhns
every nerve to get third term. have always
been a friend OF his. but | must say that ne Is en-
tireIy isolated from his party now lie Is a man
who has deliberately estranged himself from MS
friends bv all his acts. During the time was uaV-
elling around the country ] saw everywhere e'-
dences Of his greed COR third term lie Is UylhS
10 organize his old office holders and Is bringing
every influence to bear to force himself upon the
party for another nomns ton
..Mr Cleveland lives in such rarehed atmosphere
Of collaboration that he does not hear the voice
the people He looks upon himself as chiiu Oh
destiny He believes In luck. All the events OF tne
world seemed to have converged upon him TO al
vance hi. interects Flushed with past successes
no thinks he can do more. think that his reason
ing is faulty take 1t that he looks upon himsen as
tho only exponent Of the one gold standard. lie
,binks that tiis is to be such an issue that parry
limos will be oberated. and that he will stand TOT
the gold men against the silverites lie thinks 'ha'
1, uul he case OF section against seclioh ne -
heening himself prominently TO the troht& & AZ ,r o'yo
onen ~ this creed and thinks that ne VIII reoelns ~.
~ eunnort " the East irrespective Oh Pal -
is 60 sublime that he thinks Tarties VIII ue
,.ned ont give him chance 70 staIiH ~ rarrra
cnIe do not think that he VIII ger Iei'o''"
,pr' ,ian Certainly he will never he Reelected