The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
M'EEAN'SD ESPERATE WORK.
FAKES AN, INTERTIEW WITH JOHN
SHERMAN TO GET GERMAN VOTES
At the Same Time Chairman Dick of the
Republicans Gets n Letter from Mr.. Sher-
man Advocating Mr.. Nash's Election in
Ardent TarmA-Ohin KcnnhIicnna Alert.

| COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct 28.-Long before John
r. Mclean. editor OF the Cincinnati Enquirer
captured the Democratic nomination at Zanes-
| vile by exactly one-half vote ma ority in q con-
venton made up OF s02 decg gates. he and his per-
sonal satellites had begun work in an effort to
| prejudice German voters OF the State against
| the Mckinley Administration at Washington.
| From the hour that Mr. Mclean was nomi-
mated their efforts have been redoubed.
! One OF his lieutenants Ia person
| named Casper Lovenstein OF Columbus
| He ia certainly notorious In many ways. The
| records OF Legislative transactions tell all
| about that. This notorious Lowenstein has
been trotting around some OF tho German
wards In the principal cities OF the Buckeye
! State and in his speeches he invariably refers
to President Mckinley as Our new Lord and
Master first Emperor OF the Philippines"
| The Mclean campagners have endeavorsd
to mislead the German voters by unfounded
| utterances in what they are pleased to
call Imperialism and Militarism" No po-
| litical statements could be more suspicious
than these to a German who recalls the
mitarism OF the fatherland. Yet the German
| voters. IL may be said. have not been mlsled.
! They are thoughtful voters. The Repub-
| lcan orators have told them candidly
| the facts Of the situation when they
have called upon their audiences to name one
| man In the United States. one neghbor. ono
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Ohio With tbis knowI.1o. Mr. McI.,n,.
Newspaper makes Mr. sherman say to A Gin
einn,ti Enoujrer cor respond.nt in Washington
OF Judge Nash. tho Repu blican candidate for
| Governor:
| "Jrdoa N..b &. n ,,od ,.,ov hu. ho D.,
| ouuEo N''h 40 koou iV,o"' ous no 10
with Hanna at the front, an he is. it will lose
| ,ha Ranrb,i,,n. thous,rd. -, roto.n
In another part OF the alleged interview with
Mr.. Sherman. he is made to say that he is op.
posed to the Administrators Philippine
policy.
The Republican State campaiGners. headed
", ~ 10" ' Ie u0oeu ~ .".o "'''i noon
'ha1 twas ABOUT time that mr.. mclean news
paper was silehcea as 10 the utterauces OF the
so ~hoo is H on nss
end, There has never been an hour or a day
since the nomination OF Judge Nash that Sen.
a9s sherman 1a has not not been wiling to do
Nearly two months ago received the follow
ing letter from Mr. sherman:
"ro D. H., ctnr,., nist. 'o S''' " ''
=. e, ne non. cNa.le' D'eS;
received. tits true that my h. alth and strength
are returning. but am still confined inf, to my
| nDIe Wy tHc uOCtoi Will W uHdDlo
to render any assistance possible. 1t may be-
Gov. Nash in hi. canvass. Yours truly,
r,,. ,.,,.r Mr. Sherman JOHN ns. sn r ra. as
rns sas Mr. h 6es WAS hn in
pate ia the campaign Letters Of this enar rt
are always sent out by KsPgoliean and
| Union to the distinguished members OF the
two parties. ,,'-'--, 49,,
few hours after the Inquire fake interview
with Mr.; Sherman appeared with all the bIa-
page OF Mclean Is ne wspaper the mail brought
me the following letter, written In Mr ,Sher;
as soon as i can be- be- made newspapers " o'o
.c,..,., MA, N AZ. D. u oo' 20 $780,
"Chdrie' Dies. ESQ.,.
my REAE SIR; can hardly sxErsss my
az Governor Of Ohio He not only
r G
to perform the duties of Governor and will
discharge them faithfully. The sef-appointsd
candidate. Mr. Jones ought not to receive
| the votes OF Repu bicans who have shared
| In the nomination OF Judge Nash
| All OF US who have assisted In it,
| or in any way contributed to it, or are Repub-
| lcans should give to Judge Nash their hearty
! support Very truly yours.
| John SHERMAN"
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simnv tn the most nntrarsous Of them iii because
S 70 ~ ths RnnpS USoh %, an
Knowinp The Confidence and 6iGb ssteem IN
hI th ~ 49,. ni'is 80 uans
| WHIci tue pof inah Noteis ~ OlIo naNe alWaye