New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-15
THE OUTLOOK IN OHIO
REPRESENTATIVE VAN vOORHIs PRE-
diets \ REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
my TrrrGnArH ~ THE TnlBrNr. !

made in the opunciation Of party doctrines ana
principles. it IS too late to roctify them. judge
Nash, Of Columbus. leads the Republican voters
f the state giving the Administration loyal
support and with party record i'm the state
behind him that cannot be impeached For
the Democrats John r. Mclean carries the
banner under which the Democrats viii
contest the election in the Buckeye state.
His platform Genounces the Administrator
Iolicy with respect 10 new possessions. and
seeks to transform the effort of this Government
g. bring rcbellious subjects into submission into
war for the cnslavement Of freeborn citzcns
and the re-cstabshment Of the doctrine ~
slavery. 1t declares. also. for all the vaearies
Of Bryanism. and reafirms the pernicious doc
trne Of the free coinage of silver at a ratio %
Is to l.
VIEWS OF MIR. VAN VOORHIs.
These are the issues on which the contestants
are to meet. and. according 10 tho statements
of Representative Van Voorhis Of the GAINESVILLE
District there can be no doubt as to the result
when the vote is counted IN November next.
AIR. Van Voorhis IS one Of the Republicans ~
Ohio who understand politics and who know
what the people Of their State are talking about.
He lives I'm the town where both conventions
were held He met tho Democrats when th"y
assembled. and has listened to their customary
ante-election predictions Of success and the
overthrow NJ the Republican party I'm a state
that can always be counted when the votes
" It's people needed for the perpetuation
Of the Republican party and the upholding ~
the principles which brought It into existence.
He is In Washington for a short time and talks
instructivey about the situation
L believe" said he that Mr.. Mclean Will
no defeated by majority greater than has "eeh
customary in what may be termed off years In
Ohio nolitics do not care 10 mention figures.
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10 show the whole country that no party stand
ing on a platform such as Mr. Mclean stands
~, oa, commend .t rs,.o., ~ o ,,oo,to s, on
an ''.'''' '''' w
HEn'ehen ana so pa'rlouc as '"e p''Ie VI
OHIO. Many OF the rank and file Of the party
in nv State are against the nominee of their
marty. This eitration fs tho roeult of various
causes.
MANY DEMOCRATS AGAINST MR. MLEAN
]" '"e "'S' pace "'''' are many i'''''. '''
who do not believe the present candidate Of tho
rarfv is a loval adberent Of tho doctrines of
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''''' a. 49, '''"
arner' the iree SILVER apostle VINO mas ia
season and out Of season. advocated the free
coinage Of silver II g. ir,nossible to mako such
,o,.i . 90 c o,t., t,,o, tt,,
10Y d' suppo'''' W '''' coinage "'"''7 mat
Mt Mclean WIN ms large business interests
and his corporation Investments is AT heart IN
favor Of a ,hean dollar os NO know, II Cd. of
Tree coinage az ne ueaciIDeS H. in"uSaiIS "'
voters IN the state 90 not DeHeNe MI. mclean
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