The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-10-20
POLITICAL POINTS.

80 The people of Ohio are rapldly
lnding out that there's nothing the
matter with Hanna.
eB- John R. Mclean will find Gen.
Warner as transparent mask as Cal
Brice discovered Jimmy Campbell to be.
eB- The Ohio State Journal says:
"The democratic papers are not pleased
with the campaign that Senator Hanna
is making in Ohio. 1t would look bad
for the senator II they WERE"
EB Not a democratic editor or
speaker has word to say against
the administration of Gov. Bushnell,
and for the best of reasons. There is
no possible chance for them to attack 1t.
EB Senator Hanna is success on the
stump. By the way, he appears to be
successful in everything he under
takes, and that, we imagine, is one
reason why some people do not like
him. Cleveland Leader.
eR- The Detroit News says that "the
running of Gen. Warner for the senator
ship will be performed with John r.
McLean's leg." And how that limb
must suffer- 1t has already been out
rageously pulled"
"a There is nothing in the political
situation in Ohio to warrant the opin-
ion that the farmers of the Buckeye
state who repudiated 5O-cent dollar
last fall are going to change their atti-
tude now that the same dollar Is worth
25 per cent. less.
eB Never until the democrats gained
full charge of the government, says
the Cleveland Leader, had there been
a time when the revenues failed to
meet the expenditures, nor had there
ever been any complaint as to the in
ability Of the government to maintain
it's gold reserve
EB-The questions before the voters
of Ohio this fall are the approval of the
administration of Gov. Bushnell and
the resolution to stand by the admin
istration of President Mckinley. Both
propositions should receive an over
whelming affirmative. .-Ironton Repub'
lican.
gB-A very correct diagnosis Of the
campaign in Ohio is furnished by the
Washington Post when it says "the
Ohio democrats are investing too much
faith in the supposed dissensions in the
ranks of the enemy, and attaching too
little Importance to the factional
! troubles of their own"
eB" In recent interview at Cincin
natl Senator Foraker expressed him
self as we'll pleased over the outlooA
and said he expected Bushnell's re
election by majority equal at least
to that given President Mckinley last
year, and also the selection of a gen
eral assembly with republican ma
| jority. The outlook, he said, is mucf
better than 90 days ago.
eB- Senator ]. B. Foraker made on,
OF the best speeches of the campaign
at Toledo few days ago and was ten
dered an ovation calculated to gladdeI
the heart of any man. He gave the lii
direct to the report that he intended
to draw out Of the campaign. He is il
the fight to win and Predicts glorious
victory for the republicans of Ohio thi
fall.
az The Globe Democrat says ''ther,
are ten parties in Ohio and nearly a
many in the other states where elec
tions will be held next month. Th
campaign this year is between repuh
licanism and mongrelism" In such
contest there should be no question o
the result, and cannot be if the peopl
give the matter their earnest and hon
est attention.
CB-Why should there be disturbing
elements injected into the busines
situation? Have not the people of tn
United States and of Ohio had anxiet
and restlessness enough for man,
years to come? Is anything needle,
more than peace? Let the busines
men and artisans, the farmers and al
the citizens of Ohio who have anythin,
to lose by fresh disturbances in trad
and industry vote for security an,
quiet, for rest and freedom from trou
BILE. That means vote for the repuh
lican ticket. t.-Cleveland Leader.
| 0D- The Globe Democrat has thi
excellent bit of advice to the republi
cans of Ohio: "Some republicans ar
predicting an so, 600 or 100, 900 pluralit,
for the party in Ohio, but the part,
leaders and stump speakers are wisel,
working as hard as if the result wer
in doubt. The correct thing to do /
to make the plurality as large as pos
Sible. A 1000 plurality would max
Bushnell's title for another term a
good as the 100000 majority in 1856
did John Brough's, but the large
figures would have better effect il
the congressional canvass next yea
and in the presidential election subse
quently.
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