The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-23

extends. A hundred thousand Of Cincihnati's
people live in Kentucky, not counted In the. city,
divides the city in half At tho last census the
large Ohio suburbs back Of Cincinnati were not
in HDd tho cln Tah natfs Si IL r oec Of half Gr q mI RHSS."u All
the cities of Ohio are growing with solid growth. %
in T oSiS = has the Democratic party such ton'oi'y
THE onset Of the Democrats followed the col
oniEing Of the State Almost Immediately. Old
was resolved to break him down, and during the
dents sats's Ohio s %ss syys Ge estts iiSln %anufsc tnTSii
Into a Democratic population by the patronege
81 the aovernmeht III the prejudice Of that
spite Of ali, the Ohio Prssidents OF the tinted
States. two Herrisons. Grant, Hayes, Garfield
ana snd a sSespt Illn SsTS o sSer St We StRPn'lPP sos RisaEsyti
Of the free States has been of Ohio training"
"" " Ss heard r. dTiilliy tic aSeSt .liv 'Sels iii 7 Bryan wa.
nominated on the silver platform. That I'D.
yanced the Issue, moi. from our own people, but
convention. The necessity OF heading on Cleve.
land from . fourth time capturing. the ,Prcsi.
central West for advancing silver, against which
Cleveland had declared. Il split the Democratic
party TEm Sq Z, | think it ~ viii r%o,pnnite next time"
think the gold element will return to the
Democratic party In Ohio. The plea that pros.
silver issue. The fact is that the Democrats will
not as Democrats remain with us, They are free
uuoE ~ -COntluus DCIuOCTutS.
islature and tho Senator I"
in %NT oSSgm are e0in % to not try tn, 1eo tS slso ssn .s e sslS
but II they do John Mclean is probably to be
,ssif Hs ssnst ,I, because e aus R be Z on the S. silEsr side.
You and Mr.. Hanna are not at variance =
\ MIR; Hesnn" is an amioable man. easy 10
HI Doodle, IS some loose takers a,lose,
Of that Kind Sit as i ALSO w nsn iiHe' Brie ses was w siect ed
Say. in those charges. Il would, not become me
f%svorites with their party. and as naturally It's
choice as any other persons who were not
vast Vote s too large to Be- affected BY q pirivats
fortune. Our campaign, are contested with OBJ
sTIhls I'm SWORD add m sssersSt e o .Ss psSoP asd vote Sou 'tr %nst
are forced upon the stump, and must DC:
represent. We have 'pas mighty 'aG mechanic
and operatiys class # surprising and acute in.
hour with Eager and not with psupericisi IN.
terest. Every man hears as from q living
ors Of the direrent parties J s Udeets ii for the he great 1Ssat
Offices. No. do not believe that Ohio can DO
not IN the country"
Because there are four million people In Ohio.
and the natural Republican majority Is only
uItccu 70 twenty -uV6 tnOuBhnQ. II the DoSlDln-
ture NEEDLES with, the liquor question and tho
Germans become incensed. or the colored vote
has a grievance, or some personal faction in the
party, is sighted In the patronage. 1t IL enough
TO unbalance the parties"
Wen. . The |, beer : sr. drinkers in the party resent
e" don't think they would. They want beer
at the same price. but q TAX on beer by tho
barrel would hardly Affect the consumer"
d you think the President is doing wellf'
think the President has pursued q conserva-
tive course and is trying to be fair to all"
Have the Ohio Presidents since the war been
OF influence to keep the State Republican. such
They are held in high esteem as our native
men, but l cannot say that they constitute q
biographical fund to carry the elections. Gen.
Hayes was generally elected by small maiorities
in Ohio. He had only. 2,eS3, majority over Mr..
beaten. Hayes had only 1900 majority over
Mr.. Pendleton. He boat William Allen by
5.544. His majority was not large in Ohio whom
he ran for President He was the author OF the
saying. He serves his party best who serves his
country BEST and he did not exert himself for
his party as President"
Are not the railroads in Ohio better OF than
In most Of the other States T.
II think that can DO said. The Lake Shore
operated. finely populated, ably differed. So 10
the Pennsylyania system In Ohio doing well
against the hard period. The Baltimore and
Ohio has had troubles, but II Is n vigorous prop
erty in competition. Tho Hooking Valley has
been unfortunate"
But 1t is not part of any trunk systemt''
mo. Generally speaking the small railroad
connections do not do SO WELL"
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