The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30

aud orenlorfcr and the Response.
tulrMHvS OAio. oct pa score OF
Reruhl"ans in this city wanted to-day
70 hot any amount OF money that
NnSh will beat Mel can for Governor All
these Republicans offered two To one on
Nash The ofsrS were made at the Neil
liou7e and Mt the Great Southern Hotel and
later were chaknd NJ on the black boards in
various resorts in this city. In ono prtwo cnsss
the Mclean men accepted Tho oIll in several
OF these resorts. but the offers " big money Il,
, III" Neil House anil NJ the Great Southern
Hotel had not been taken ut a late hour to.
night. one weIl-knOwn RnrlN lean nlTrr"i o
bet $4,000 at the oils "f two To- ON" on Nl.A.
lie sniI he was aching. starving and u''o.7
fam shed for a Mclean man TO take any Ia,r.ut
the bet
All IN" indications might are TINT ihn 0u#l
w"r" 81 tho ohio campn IN will BE- bit'"r IA
III" extreme. The ltcruh.tran canI nrGnrr1
have no hrsitancy in saving that they ho,o
beer very shahhiiy treated NV Mr. NnI"no.
Tn" bemoc. attic candidate for Governor,
and by his N'u'rNanls. hut nho," and
! beyond the alleged conduct ot Mr. Nrlrao
| nnl his itru,"nont, are tho StitIrs' rr,'I-
| cismS against the attitu e. Of Ni,'."An'a
| newspaper in this canvass The Hruuhlirar
! rhofnn7 declared to-righ' thtt they would
! not stand iurth"r III trna'rn,u. from ',t
! source. Thoy got ri-h after NJ M1.ar. the
! owner of the cn"Undh IuVD,o' mn p.pif-
ing presses controlled by the Republican STAT,
! '"mmitt"" wrr" rnt in mo'ipu. and 'o-ni,:ht
/ hundr" Is NJ tn pusaujs of circulars hay" brrn
/ sent throughout the state fOhioattariing Mr.
| M"lcnus newspaper. Tho opening paragraph
/ uf the circular says:
| tn" fHrHU0h EDq'up' crculntns IN tho
states Of ohio. Indiana. kentucky an VT
| Virginia. whore the combined reputation j"
over eight million. newspaper il n iulIjc
| institution and is therefore omen to con TOM
| mutton for its failure to uphold high morals
| TIL" drhaspg feature Of the En7,trs' is ia
personal column. The personal column is q
/ black spot on the morals Of Oho.'
The circular then gives Il great numb r "
samples Of the personals printed in Mr..
M"l.ean's paper. Tho circular continued;
Tn" personal column of the E"gurcr has
| blasted happy homes. ruined and debnsri
| young women. corrupted and dcpravcd young
men. The courts have been the bcnenciareS Of
! its victims through arrangements and d.
vorr"s. Archbishop Elder delivered a sermon
| IN tn" cathedral in Cincinnati in 1888 in which
he condemned most bitterly the course of this
| newspaper. Every day it is filed by reading
! matter that is iiIthy. nasty. obscene and abom-
| Unable. The amount Of injury that paper is
doing right ia our midst is incalculabe'
The circular does not stop there. but goes
! on TO print the resolutions adopted nv the
| Womans Christian Temperance Union Il
! Franklin county at it's meeting. sept. Is In
Co.umbus. Mrs. Mary W Casec chairman ot
the committee. reported the following resolu-
tiuns. which were adopted:
| 'UhypaS. The Womans' Christian Temper
ance Union, as an advocate OF purity in litera-
| ture and art. have for years recognized and de-
plorcd the immoral tendency OF the personal
column in the C.nrinuah EoqDire' as an
| IT. ,..I.s.
Of our state. and potent iniucnc" inrrcasin.
| tho business of thu divorce courts
! ~ herroro be it resolved that we improve
! this opportunity. when the cincinnati EDGiu,,r
| is brought prominently before the nation ~
| the candidacy Of its owner Tor Governor Of our
| State. to protest against the continuance Of
this pernicous literature; and be it further re-
solved to request the management OF the rut-
ci,,dt EnQ"rcy to strike from its columns the
| nra2en dv"r'isements Of the hrothel and
house ~ as gnatiOa."
Mi McLean's newspaper raid no attention 10
Gievrnnia at The "onv"nitoW 81 the Ohii" t'hris.
| tan NrmUrrnnCe Irluu. oct. So. the rc-uu-
tong, adooteI hero in Columbus were
the irg9 ,%,% Som%Fy2 ,manHs"r, are
T. commit John Sherman to hs cause. VA.
! M"Lraq's new Tor rrirint9 this morn
WG CHI 2 sS@k.G prF Sgs d. MIR tho i E%rb
can candidate" for ,tuyern"r. nv inference.
| and the Mckinney Adm -tratiou hv posilNH
| assertion. Notwithstanding Mr. Sh4rnan : au-
tograph letter to Chairman Dick Of the r.
Gs"4T ro S"s roY ynsr, AMI "'Hr Sat-.
newspaper. in the hope OF creating dis-"n~iun
am"nG H." German voters Of III" STATE a,
IN" NchImlry Ndntln'str@t ipn."9ntinie- I" poi
forward Mr. sherman alleged iutgmNiew "a tao
has secured a Latter from Cart Srhurl and az
interview from Oswald nncnd" for ,I%r -,
| which Cuuh"uu the ADMINISTRATION foreign
policy, The i"'t"r Of Mr. ,hnr% and i4I,,"rv,rw
( with Mr. Ott-mdur"r ara rr.ufrd in Nr. Nj
Ienu's newspaper ns an appeal to ON, rrr-
| man voters.
The Republican campaiCnors started rirh:
clar"I th"t 1t was AT IT." darkest hui n",'
ht nS s5b% @ tn" r Ta' TO o'r h@ M" r
ness uf the cup Abraham Lincoln was DRAM
n nH 10 5IS tTHT he Is NV ' c T n nni
hy making lnSiuun'lpnS AGAINST IN" tnthim-
ness nnd ""4te",ry on ,thHrs TOW YER. ~
Abraham In"ou wro'" Nrhur2 a lotter. Il
wn%%n ne fYTlng Is IN eytro",:
","r :. the SGM e try of tnat W.
failing h"caus" the war IL unsuccessful. and
that / must not tlntter myself that | am MOI
!ur'!y to blame f., t. "rrl2 MY know t4ot ~
not. Ana our6r, to lie blamed Il / could 10
fore Won hlGm" m" already. | think ! could
NOT DO better; thr,"fors blame you tor hInm-
,uArorrt the help II men who are not Eoruh-
llrnu-. provide thry have 'hoart H. Agreed.
| wait nou'hels But who is to be the nudge
Of hearts, urOr heart in ~
II must discard my own ~ tRment and
take yours l0ust also take tDat 81 utb"rs:aul
w the time | should reject all should he all
v,Srd To- reject. I should have non. lett. Rerub-
iIcnu- or uihuEs. not even yourself, for b" as
| sIrrt my dear sir there ar" men who have
heart N It. tupt thInE Won are performing your
part n Poorly as you think am perform NJ
I mine
m" Republican camrHigne' c then issued n
! corv OF "A ''memortal presented to William
Mckinney. President Of IN" Iui"l States. on
sept. -. lS'S. 10y "A committee appointed ~ the
.r"l0'"'purr held In saratoga Srring,, \ to
consider the fllrl' fprrIgn policy 81 the United
-'arr- VIZ. N"hurl was a meuher II th,I
cuuo.i'." and signed ihr memorial Which was
s,i,t to ia" Pros .duu' Ihu memorial saws
We commend The W." and Tatyiurir course
OF the ualiuull administration Iu first Sorn ny
tpUNuid war with Span, And in subsequently
/ Irr-n..ii. ~ ihr war win NlgIr ard success
/ and bringing - rpeoIy conclusion, glorious
T., uur arms amt rHtiNtng t" tn" high