The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
OHIO CAMPAIGN KEEPS UP.
STEAM NOT TO BE TURNED OFF
UNTIL THE POLLS ARE CLOSED.

Work OF tho Contest Doing on BriskIy
Notwithstanding That 1t Is tho Usuai
Closipe Time Democratic Secrets In
Repubiican Hands-Nash Outlook Good.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. 4.-The campaign for
Governor in this State will be over when tho
votes arc counted on election night and not
before Usually State and Presidential cam
paigns come TO an end on the Saturday night
before election day. II Is not so In this year In
Ohio. The Republican State Committee 10
running with a full head OF steam tonight
just as though the campaign had Just begun.
Thousands Of documents OF interest to work.
ingmen the colored voters and German voters
were sent through tho State to-day. The
work will be resumed on Monday. All the
campaigners will be at headquarters to-mor-
row The platoons Of orators arc spanking all
over the State tonight and their last assign
ments are for Monday night
The Democratic State Committee. with
James I. Seward as Chairman. has had moth
ing to do with conducting the campaign for
John II. Mclean. the Democratic candidate
for Governor. Mr.. Mclean has been conduct
ing his own campaign assisted by half dozen
satellites. Mr. Mclean. after hurried visit to
Cincinnati. Is back here to- night. and he does
not intend TO LAY down his arms" I'M
I'll the votes are counted on next
Tuesday night. Judge Nash. the Republican
candidate for Governor has made sixty ex-
tended speeches in the campaign. and Mr..
Mclean about four. Mr. Mclean 10 not much
OF u talker. His methods are entirely OF q
different character in conducting campaign.
battle. Take Tor Instance the work OF the last
week In Mr. hcLean's behalf. All the visitors
from ihe interior e0nntss wn9 saed upon
Issye E sySs%Ii,i.s lI.ts f q SSs name. e
10 u remarkably interesting tact that to Chair
man Charles Dick otthe Republican state Com;
b ma; Of WsS
put down as Mclean workers. Chairman Dick
has cent all over the state representatives OF
the Rehublican state Committee, who are TO
watch these McL Lean workers on election day.
No step ha. been overlooked by Chairman
OF the vote on election day. and ho inssts to-
night that under no circumstance do the
facts IN his possession warran, any change
declared that Judge Nash is TO be
elected by not ess than 5000 plural
ton day. where Mr, Mclean Is to man every
Hithcrtc opposing candidates Tor Governor
! have had not moro than two representatives
outside o, the. eviction insp.ctors authorized
| by law. Mr.. Mclean Is BANGING on Cincinnati.
! Cleveland. ColumL us and Toledo. The Repub-
licans in those four cities are fully alive to
| every step that Mr.. Mclean has taken. They
are prepared Tor every emergency:
Chairman Dick will rush W to his home IN
Afr0n on Tuesday morning and vote. He will
return Immediately to this city. where the
state Committee Is to receive returns.
Mr. Mclean will receive tho returns
from his temporary home in this city.
The Democrats tonight want tho
Republicans 10, give them, 3 to, on Nash
as against Mclean and TO II the Re-
publicans will name 10000 plurality for Nash.
| There have not been many bets m AIDE. There
has been good deal OF talk aud very little
cider.
Very interesting conversations were held
with highly intelligent German voters as
to Just how much real influence Carl
Schurz's anti Adm inlstratlon pronunci amsntos
would have in this camr aigr. All agreed
that the German voters not only OF
Ohio, but IN all other states. under
Schurz in political campaigns Ths unlyer-
sal opinion was that Mr.. schurz personally
or by hundred speeches and docu-
ments could not Influence six votes in
this STATE. The Republicans are hoping
tonight With al their might that the weather
will be fair on election day. but az Chairman
Dick says. Whether 1t Is fair or whsther
stormy. We are TO hang John II. Mclean.
politically speaking. to a sour-sppls tres."