The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-28
OUTLOOK FOR NASH CHEEKY
uuy THE REPUBLICANs LOOK FOR
BIG ONO VICTORT.
Tbc,r Reports Read like Those In All
Their Recent successful Years -Their
Organization Was Never so Thorough
Time Democrats Object to Mclean.

ro,rvrrs ohio. Oct. 81 All over the state
o,Ohio the Republican orators are calling the
o,,en.ior of audiences to the fact that tho
roritral contest In this State is being discussed
eagerly and watched from Maine to California
and from the Canadian line to the Gulf. Here IN
Ohio the Republican campaign managers are
,uIl, alive to the absorbing interest in the pro-
cros. OF The battle by all outside OF the state.
r. , certain extent there are many features
CONCERNING this interest In tho present contest
vhich are similar to the great Presidential
b,t,le Of 1896. Letters come from all over the
oor,try to Republican State headquarters in
~. c,ty requesting information concerning the
situation.
I, 1896 the Republican National headQuar-
az. At Chicago were oyerrun with daily
risi,ors from all the great states in the Union
,o,ues,ing Information concerning the pro-
.rs,. q, tho fight between Mckinley and
prvsn The national managers in that Tight
.-.al.o dolugsi with letters requesting in
aida information. Election day is only ten
3,v, of and tho fight to elect George Il.
X,,h the Republican candidate Tor Gov
amor over John Il. Mclean. the Demo-
cratic candidate. is progressing with great
I.,i,v There is not man Of any
rr.at importance in the State who does not
saU.,c ermly that Judge Nash will he elected
bvonvvhers from $4,000 to 10000 plurality
O,her. ,ay that Judge Nash will como near
o.,,inp 10000 plurality. and there are folks
not hesitate To- predict that landslide
l., % smother Mr. Mclean. 1t is believed on
I'll ad.a that judge Nash IL already elected
bpt II ia the determination ~ the Renu hlican
.amraigners to swell h.s plurality to such pro-
rortions that all over this nation II VIII Ne ac-
cepted that OHIO. tho Presidents own state.
has endorsed h,s Administration in rousing
mas
terms,
Without the slightest douht 'hc tde - rising
,or luds. Nash There does not seem to he
i'' " NcI oo,'s F,rcas 'rbera
any cohes!"n !" 'h' ~ ,.I.,;
are chickering's and quhrre,S an" Jea'"uS'es anu
.nvis. in hi, camp This is shown every day.
.,.Jnv rho Democrats Of franklin
ana only 'o-""' NV 80, D.. 49,. 49,
county are all torn up over the fact that the
r.ou1.r Democratic committee has been
tekU,a' .nn ,uor n uv.rs one az Mr.
brusheu as'ie "', ,E..,.'. ka. ho.n rr. -
command, MYERS Ia: I Erant Ttr'' norn,1 tnr
twenty years The county Is naturally ABOUT
i2op p.morrSt' ~, =" counv was turned r
to the Republican column.
There is a feature ol'Ir. M"Lean's canvass
n ms.. It ha. not basn ady.rttsyd from tn.
but a "a mr. IN n as n a r n " a
house'op', '". q, " 49, ~ ... t -
It is expected 10 be most important one IL
ia known that the Old line Democrats have no
vh,t.var far Tohn T. Nolan The old
use "hd.'no' w ~ T''t' ~ NJ, r',l
friends oil george II lehu'eion' AHeh bfeen-
eh Thurman. Durbn Ward and George W.
unrr.n and otb.rs a, mot heli.ve that Mr.
notEo" """ ''''' ~ ,
Mclean 10 a worthy enough democrat 10 be
Elected tho Democratic Governor Of this State.
rbal,ta Allan GraerIeaf Thurman. who vas
no ia>e N NV r ' ~
Known TO all Democrats IN the nation as the
"Nobest Roman Of them nll." used to say:
"tobn p NcI.an do.,n't want anv Demo-
,.,', 60 80. - -,
crat IN thls 0'a'e 7" p'c"n'e more thah FOUR
and half feet high. When he does, he strikes
him down"
Inc friends Of these great men hVInE and
dead. In the Democratic party. it was declared
TO-DAY will mot iii A ruper to elect Mr.
49, h, 49, -, .,i,,
MCLEAN, pu'' on 'hs contrary Will quietly
and without WurAiug the trOmbones and
bassoons make John L. Mclean on slection
,nna,r wary ,,,,,,t a.u 49, ,,.
'"' N"e" si"aier '"an io"r ana
ahalloot Democrat. Mr.. Mclean is running
ona platform which demands Bryan and free
silver at a ratio OF sixteen To- ono. The old line
Democrats will have none of these lssuns
Its not the purpose of this article however,
to dwell SO much upon the Democratic sltun-
i. in the RppuhIlcans Tint thay will . ert \ rs h