New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
POLITICAL BAD BLOOD.
THE ONO wRANGLISG.
Cincinnati. Ohio. November

Cincinnati. Ohio November -. 1871
There appears TO be some danger that the loose
talk in the newspapers aud by indiscg"ct fr'eh's
q, rival leaders may engcnder dangerous bitter
ness inside the Republican party before the meeting
~ tho LEGISLATURE In this state Some recent utter
anccs by Governor Foraker show mat even ne
himself is beginning 10 resent the Voi'i lmpU'"
lions against him sent ont "y some OF senator
Harna's friends with reference 10 The Approaching
Senatorial election. Forakers friends are lrritated
to-day at finding. as they think. ihe mAchlh''| o.
the Nauona. Committee used to spread these 'mpu-
tat!ons They have got hold % n typewriter cifcn-
lar preparcd by one OF the men In the pay OF inc
National Committee. and sent out on iAe lAih or Hth
by that body from Washington TO all papers "h''h
IL was thought could be induced 10 PRINT H. CON
tanning news like tho following;
Washington y. -. November, lso,.
The continued publication In The Washington
rcsi Democra,ic newspapers of state
Ir.r,s inJl-tflrE mat certain members elected 10
i5c o - arc are likely TO rc:-r 20 vote ''r
SS:\kuEN-Sns in his behalf is leaiins
rank expressions upon THIS subject senator car
trr disclosing mis- subject to-day. SAID. In my
oninlon II would bee FOR he good Of tnc EepHa'' 70
amend the Federal Constitution hy pi0VdlhS ,'r
The election OF Senator's in Congress by popular
vote The nearest approach u The cna -'ilei' %,
The popular Will Win references 10 a S'.tlll' "
rauJidaIc has been obtained through the desigha'
Ion Of tho Intended Senator by tho state con'cn-
ton, constituting the highest adth.ii ,"t ~
party AM ne reggie e,c we havng clearly
nf,scd Nr Hanna before the people tho cau1i-
date OF The Republican party FOR the senate. mere
hv dcprlyps every individual elected on the lcpln-
lian tirket to the Legislature OF every scmblAncc
he party wish. a. clearly expressed by the e'cc-
- cannot believe" said Congressman W. /.
proynlow that there ~ any truth IN the report
tb,t ernator Foraker and Governor Bushnell are
-fernufiug 10 defeat what b. evidently ~" popular
yll In Ohio boz regard 10 the election OF Mr.. Hanna
to tLc Senate The man or men who would attempt
Ia SET aside tho will Of tho people would. u seems
"a mo not only destroy their standing with those
pcople but with those with whom they would *
icci TO be associated IA public He hereafter.
;Sb.tLcr in Ohio or IN National councils. They
would sign their own death warrants POLITICALLY by
such action, as indeed would any man VINO would
nar tIcipate In or couutcnarcc It.
The pretcnGed friends OF Senator Foraker ana
could or would he party TO any such performance
49, This are I seems. doing them great injustice.
Tor tho uublic certainly cannot believe that they
vyoud be either so unwise politically or so lacking
Ga nartv LOYALTY az TO either participate Ia or cOun-
tenance directly or indirectly step OF this KIND
Similar professed interviews are given with "A
number Of other Senator'S all apparently designed
n spread tho idea that Foraker is engaged In some
trearherous movement against Hanna, which re
ouircs the vigorous cracking over his head OF the
Marty lash In the hands OF the National Committee.
Of which Mr. Hanna Is the chairman. As n mere
matter of tactics Republicans here outside OF
either Foraker or Hanna influences regard this use
~ tho National Committee for the personal ends
of IT'S chairman against Republicans OF equal rank.
as an unfortunate mistake. and begin 10 anticipate
serious trouble