New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
THE PASSING THRONG.

The Rev. C E Fillingham, OF Hertfordshire
England. is a pro-Boer, and has come to this
country to arouse pro-Boer Senti-
PROPHE- ment- He is at the Fifth Avenue
CIES OF Hotel. where he said the other
PRO-BOER. day: 7 thought at first Of going
10 the President, but decided that
that was rather useless. for however the President
may feel in his heart-and I sure that his heart
is in the right place-yet he is not himself free
70 act as he wishes Instead, I shall try arouse
this war to the horror OF all waren 1 short 70
create public spirit that will force itself upon
the peoples representatives in Congress and cause
som some "a aeso1 zion 10 pc taken looking 10 stop TO The
be proTJ1et b1t i 9 81 T9uTse rs M 90 mo n%' % T&i 20
marks long step downward in the career of the
hatred Of EnEand IS P o[ bred 5e v hat IN SUCH ds
africa that even IL the is settled in favor Of
volt volt All empires have their day. but in the end
nraynscy Ie f EnsLand may mold her SUI
Gonirlon Mon viii come too and this war. to my mind
The vacancy made in the representation from
Essex County. Mass. by the appointment OF Rep
resentative Moody to the Cabinet.
AFTER REP has stirred UP more than one bee
hESENTA- in more than bonnet till IL is
TIVE said that a huzzing may heard
MOODEs inside the tilted tile OF Honest
PLACE. John Hurley. Mayor of Salem.
"Of course. there are but two
dtdates seriously in the race so it seems at the
Manhattan Hotel. last night. and they are Cap
and George 26a 9xer 9naT ne5 f se3F s5ags LeSg
bassador to italy The former has come rome
from Aiken 5 c, and will remain in the fight and
on the ground till the election, so ne saws. and
the latter is expected home in short time from
OUT for his interests. But others mentioned
and third possible candidate is Colonel William
=. Sohier also Boston society leader whose resi-
these men comes Mayor Hurley Of Salem. an
6a' # spors rs Sa he for 6afsd as % 70
ton, but see he denies that but saws he will get
the delegation Just the same The real fight be-
tween Meyer and Gardner, promises 10 be good
John Martin. of Xenia Ohio. one Of the well
known railroad men OF the state and formerly a
member of the state Canal Com
OHIO CANAL mission, at the Victoria yes
LEGIS- terday. He does not Weld in 10y
LATION. atty TO his State TO anybody. but
he admits that there are some Ohio
laws that are behind the times. and he does not
favor the bill now pending in the legislature which
IN eHect will put the canals ont of state control
The Double Liability law OF Ohio is bad he said
and It's effect is keep capital out OF the STATE
Ana one IS not doing right by its people in the
matter OF canals Some OF the present canals are
not IN good condition. It is true. But they should
be made so. Take the Ohio Canal when nJuld
De made into great ship canal from Plymouth 20
pure waters of Lake Erie for many uses. and C1-
cinnau itself, by the presence OF such a canal
could the position il is in every other Wav
Ntted tOr-one of the greatest manufacturing cen
tres or that part OF the country 1t has coal
at hand IL is in the right situation relation 20
me South; there is no reason save the absence Of
ship canal from the lake Why ii Should not get
that Is now sent 70 Cleveland and Pittsburg The
iresttmably benefited by such a canal in hundreds
OF ways. besides firm believer in fine state
roads, and all such institutions as make for .he
better welfare Of the people and their towns Ohio
should believe. do its iUrv by It's citizens IN the
besides"