New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
TWO OF OHIO'S CANDIDATES.
srxINLFY AND BRICE AS PRESIDENTIAL.
ASPIRAETS.
-, PROMINENT OHIO POLITICIAN" DISCUSSES
THEIR CHANCES OF CAPTURING THE
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Tny TELEGRAPH TO THE rHrpuNE1

NOMINATIONS
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tprpr-Nr1
remington Sept IA prominent Ohio poll
.,.,.n one who is In the closest touch with the
u,,cal leaders IN that State. and who himself
rs been and is playing an mportan; part In the
,,,ical drama o., Ohio" has impaired generous
"a Of his opinions in regard TO proba BILE candi-
sa,es for the Presidency next year TO reporter OF
..rhe Evening star" Among other things. the
.promneni Ohio politician said:
The present revival OF better times is being taken
-,,,h a great deal of suspicion in Ohio. ON every
Sand ihere II Is common TO hear people say that
.nrsry, that they result from the long siaenation
" business and from the fact that so many mer-
,,st two years. They Will tell you with a .ook Of
pea, concern that the balance OF trade is against
Thev say that something should be done 10 restrict
imports and that unless 1t Is done our experiences
Is Of course OF great advantage to the candidacy
Of Gsye an the sman neresS shown IN the arm
shortly after Congress adjourned. and the feeling
Of the people that that sun}ect snonla or would
receive all the credit for our hard times, ana that
their would be loud cry hronshOn' the MSne ol
law II is TO be seen TO what extent TINS change
s Grows. and II the people become imbued with the
idea that we cannot nave permanSn pr1 m,I h
S1sS,ea to nis @Snde err degree ns
Now FOR Brice. The most ambitious men IN tne
!, ,son Thai is the Presidency lie wants to be
president OF the United States. and. II most I'D
erl OF money. untirng energy and ,ki1 as a
"prac,ica politician" will pace him In me Whi ',
Jiouse he will get there am told on GOOD an-
fhorIty that Mr.. Brce has spent on the cainpasn
M 10 the presen, tme-I mean the campaign be
Ginning with the State Convention that has nom
srated Campbell for Governor-S30eO. and before
The fight Is over he Will put up SNow" IN ms
,aedje.s 70 say he will have the assistance of
Orwa s h Swa s%e0 n. Srse
lion OF carrying out these ambitious plans is for him
81 Az the legislature so that he may be returned
20 he United States Senate. He doesn't care much
FOR that except means OF helping him TO
PRESIDENCY and he Is known everywhere as man
Of the greatest wealth. with perfect readiness TO
SPEND his money for his party ana ,9r ms own
tyorth SO00Ua-.houCh ne IS frequently referred
70 as having four times that anount-that makes
him willing 70 spend his money ireey. DuI IL rs Is
Is not spending mis- principal or his income from IN
yAstments He Is spending very largely the money
that ne is making through his railroad operations
Mr. Brce does not seriously think that Mr. tleVe.
land will receive the nomination al the hands or
The National Convention. He is imbued with the
term feature o. his candidacy. He believes that
fate mas reserved some Western man fO- The Demo-
cratic nomination. He believes that man OF great
wealth and with q liberal tendency IN spending
ats money is needed FOR the campaign. which VIII b
one Of the exciting in the history OF the coun-
nv lie thinks he sees the star OF BTce looming
90 in the hands Of the National Committee 10 aid
the campaign. In my judgment, ne stands an ex-
ceient chance OF getting the nomination tiis large
hospitality dispensed in Washington ana IN sara
-Ses during the last summer resulted in making a
most extensive acquaintance for him In all part
81 the United States. especially In the East ne
creates, advantage. Keep your eye on Brice and
the Democratic nomination