Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-26
OHIO'S POLITICAL CAULDR0N
RATCHET MAY NOT HAVE BEEN
BURIED BY M'KlNLEY ANU FORAKER.
Hueikcye Democrats Said to be Relying on
"Six Year Phenomenon" Gov. Nor
tons Candidacy for President
Political Straws.


Tho regularity with which Ohio goes
democratic once in six years is ono of the
extraordinary phonomcna OF American
ponies ana upon the ma lntenance OF uI'
us,,aI n,,io,,,i tr',,,,r, nara Ealing oven
=, tl,o ,o,,,11Jo,ns th,r =, th,.,. onnononts
SOW. tbn ,,,,ra,,,anda,, of tbn poston
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'"'u 'ur'S II XIV tI"o' 10 Su'V''" w ~
MAJ" .N'Ni"I'E' anu d leS -SldIui' nii''
VIII choose " successor 10 oeHHt oI hl'c''
me ftdle mas mtherto uiVidod ltS repre-
S'"'dHoh III inc Scha'o pel"eeh 'ne wv
par'eS' ana Johh sherman mas nau
u'Hl''l lur 'olIea&U' p'S'de MN MUIR
man. f"hdIetpn' PaYhe ana bricc nave
'''H we 'hdiuTS Vi r'C'H1 years tic ia9I
named being elected in 1889, at the time
James T.. Camphell was CHOSEN governor.
TN" democrats are talking of carry
ing ohio this year, and some very plaus'-
ble reasons are assigned by the party
. editors of the state for expecting That
thcN Will do so. But "A study Of the cleo
hardly assure the unprejudiced observer
that such would be tho case were It not for
the presence of "a Colored gentleman in
the woodp'lo" whose movements are be-
ginning to attract attention.
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i''' 10
.N III ."onS OF H'-dSSulSed nosuliE
MS ." ule I'PuNHtan camp ana AT 'Hc
i'''It 'GhNoht'on when HuShhell was
Ho'IllHdlt' LOT governor truce between
we "y.'"u' was dIId.seu III d'N."'VH "a
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Wv H'''' "'ale9 Sehd lofsHlp' II the re-
~ r.. - " Al, g'I Ie.l IHG $50 ahi Mr' Nc
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HAS If FORA NO bts Mace in thr senate
Co,, lfnt7,rGn-iS CAnDtDArV
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r,,Iadoi,,t, nds,.r ,,,.l. .,yt,hre Gov
oi,,tl,, has hao,I cerr,aii, ,.rcsnnted fo,
~ 'o.i - ~ so,i,iionr co.,
,,,,,inttnn ana .iiI unoiios+ionably Il,
Io,,1lv s,,nrorted bv tho Nov York dele
10y "iS :" ', 'et ~ h.,,',, ~ hi.
nc ,.ot tboro is anv larta arnonnt of coma
49, ~ tt ,,,1i1,a,. tTt. a1,..,,cod og,
70 ra,,araod ho9t.,. .boraican IN III,
,,co far tho nrrsidentiaI nomination
vI.ni1. ,bo,o !, tba utrnnst reanact an,
"ooI roclinp for GOV. Morton, there i,
much more interest taken in the question
,,.t, ' ,,,, ,I,a1 ,,oro &C. in NO mrssenta
lion If HE name In other words. tn,
,,,,.a,i,,, o,.or,.hod,. sire is. .yHbor, doc
pI,tt r,vor next to NIorton2' The ansge
usually aiven is. Thomas r. Reed I
vas noticeobI. that the cheers for Rec,
at Tho Saratoga convention rang out loud
i erthan those for anyone else and that wa
D a Plat convention. 1t is known that Mr.
- pIntt il onuoscd TO Harrison. He is no
. believed to favor MCKINLEY. who is tn
: candidate rather of the anti-Platt elemen
IN, this CITY ar Of the Strone-Bliss section
: of if. In 1892 the Big Four divided. De
! pew and Hiscock supported Harrison, an
; platt and Miller sllpportcd Blaine Nj
pepew, il is believed. still favors HART
! son. next. of course to Morton. lIiscoc
il no lonycr n factor i'm the situation. TIL
t!iir Four has in fact dwindled to a Ri
v one and Mr. Platt is the one If he say
: Reed the ex-speaker will certainly be tn
second choice of a majority of the NeS
, York delegates.
IAeut.-Gov. Saxton says that Warne
F,s tf,.,r s1l. - no pI