New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
ono TOR NKTNLEY Mr. cox SAYS.
REPORTS oF pisSENsIoN AMONG REPrBIIcANs
THERE. HE DECLARES. ARE GRorNpLEss-
ills VIEWS or EXclsE ENFORCE
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MENr Is NEW YORK.
George - cox. Who Is often called tho Republican
dictator % cincinnati was AZ he Imperial ilote.
Yesterday Mr. cox is here with company or
friends and IT, on q pleasure jaunt In the party
ia August Hermann. president * the Board OF
Public Works ~ cincinnati. Mr. Hermann intends
70 wary the mono,ony OF hts trip 10y an nvestiga-
ton ~ the LonoN-avc. trolley system He says the
UNDERGROUND trolley is great thing Cincinnati
uyes under A network o. interlaced overhead trolley
and telegraph wires II Is said that an attemp; VIII
b. made TO have the wires put underground. and
thai Mr. Hcrrmanns investigation Is looking to
this.
Mr. cox IL n stout. genial man. with a horid
complexion. He has deep voice lie says that he
has never mad any picture Of himself taken Mr.
COX has no business outside % politics lie is
generally looked upon AZ loyal friend ana an
equally good haier lie Is Known AZ warm irl'nd
OF Ex-Governor Foraker. ard at the same une Is
considered an enemy % Governor Mckinley In
response to inquiry as 70 the condl'''h OF UNIV
politics Mr.. cox said
IAN ,h.s. reports abou, Ohio having faciional
neh,s IN the Republican ranks are wrong. ONO.
a. FAR a. the Republicans are concerned. Is per
fec,lv harmonious We have superb organiza-
ton and viii sweep the state. There is no doubt
about he election OF Bushnell as Governor by at
least a majority Of 1000 We VIII carry the Leg
lslaiurc and everything Csc
Then .x-Govcrnor Foraker Will be elected 20 the
Senate 10 succeed senator BrlceE Mr.. Cox was
asked. lie said
"Wrbou, a contest He ls the logical candidate.
and know Of opposition.
The state Will go into the National convention
FOR Mckinley" Mr.. cox was asked. lie replied
iorscly:
'Enthusinsticay SO"
Tn. many reports that have become current ABOUT
Mr. Cox's hostility to Governor Mckinney proo''''
were what led him to continu" and say;
I'm ohio / am looked upon the obstacle In
Governor McKlnlcy's path. VII admit that per
sor,ilv | am no, "A friend OF Governor Mckinney
nou,cally | am | can hardly be classed ~ an
enemy Of Governor Mckinley. The long ana the
short OF tho matter IL that am not frehuly WIN
some OF the people he has around MIN ne WIN
receive Ohlo's loyal support In the Natohai 'on-
von,on and We all hope to see him get me
i,o,,o, The reports Of discord circulated
by Democratic papers. and there Is no 'ru'" Il"
them" A..
In reply to a question TO who would be the
democratic candidate for Governor IN ONO MI
cox said: ,,,,
candidate for the Democratic party. we nave
.tn,,.J nushnel who Is a business man, ana
,hev should nominate a business man TO make IL
an even fight. Mr. Sorg Is strong. nut the s'""-
ment IL go Overwhelmingly Republican that even
he would he badly beaten
what 10 you think OF the announcement VI" u
Senator Brice may DE cahu'""'' ~ ~. a.,
DENTAL nomination on the Pemo'r"''0 "0 "
cox was asked lie said. 49,, It,,
senator Brice would better get PACK INTO '"e
senate and then think about the PRESIDENCY AFTER
v,r1 II he could demonstrate ms ap'i,,s ~
| r,r. He cannot do that, ana so 'ii'iln a,'"' Nv
can be- retired from the race "''"o"' ' ~
| mcnt." -, xo,sa question I'm New
When asked about the excise p"eS"o" !" We"
orr .rHr y, IL a Great deal OF talk about sweeping
victory for the Republicans this fal' bH! t vnrn
| If looks TO me a IL the enforcement OF me Iaw
lis nrxi election. We had nm exactly paraIieI
case in Cincinnati In me sp'i nou v 'I The Sm,th
then ha We BaSs aw w %as passed Friday the Legs
| l,iure adjourned Saturday and the election TOOK
place the following Monday. the betting was iv
| 10 on Republican victory. year before We .r hn
| carried The city OF Cincinnati Dy i-0U ihalori.y
This election gave the Democrats I""V l"aJol,ff
and It was to that law that the deiea' was directly
Il know Roosevelt quite well. ! look upon M, h'n
an honest and d.tcrmIne,n man nfopcement OF
| inw "a ai risht under "A civil Service Commission
where only employees are affected VINO ' "a d,r
| tuIia,c on account 81 their positions u ~ III
| fcrcuf when YOU subject the people 10 hn,os "'.e
IL affects ali grades and classes ana my , q"
bound to remons,raths em a,,s would be
| nIiy after all the hard work that has peeh uohe
It's all right to run country tD owl on iIeas in
great city and have them become populnr II tn.
Democrats should win on arEonn, sr OF the 'N''''
| Then you think that senator I'M would max
political capital out of this hight Mr.. Cox "n'
| asked. He said =,
| "If the question Is put to an issue. and th'
| Democracy Wins that ! think. VIII make I'M IN
logical candidate OF his party for the nomination
'' The party from Cincinnati expects to leave her.
| to-day for visit, 10 Washington. and then VII
Mr. CRAvEy TAXES POsSEsSI0N' T0-MORR0W