Ohio political potboiler stirs with Foraker and Hoadly
The column notes the death of Hon. Thos. C. Theaker and grudging praise for Republican harmony at the state convention. It mocks Democratic campaign events in Columbus and questions Judge Hoadly’s tariff stance while praising Judge Foraker as above reproach.
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Thos. C. Theaker
Oakland
Patents
Congress
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Judge Hoadly
Hoadly
Randall
Watterson
Dana
Voorhes
Eaton
Beck
Carter Harrison
Judge Foraker
Cleveland
Convict Labor Sparks Debate in Ohio Political Circles
The Ohio State Journal backs critics of convict labor in Columbus, noting laws forcing penitentiary convicts to perform common labor, which drove free workers from city streets. It contrasts Northern Democrats with Southern counterparts over liquor laws, praising local option and Scott Law provisions as practical temperance measures.
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Hoadly
Sancho Panza
Allen
Myers
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Myers and Hoadly
North
Georgia
Union
Democrats Spar Over Wool Tariff in Senate Record
The piece notes that 26 Democratic Senators opposed Sherman’s wool duty increase while only 3 Democrats supported it, using this to critique Democratic political posturing over tariff discussions. It frames the Democratic record in the Senate as a basis to invite political capital from critics.
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Senate
Sherman
Moral outrage and Mexican consulate attack dominate state notices
The Cincinnati News Journal faces questions about Judge Foraker and race in a moral critique. The Montery Mexico mob and the murder of Acting Consul Shaw alarm relations with the United States. Scott law gains support as taxpayers expect over two million dollars in revenue. National reunion of ex veterans in Columbus nears, and Hocking Valley offers half fare as Democrats spar with the Enquirer editor.
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Montery
Mexico
Mr. Shaw
Columbus
Hocking Valley
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Ashtabula Co
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Athens, Ohio
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Kenyon College
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Little Hocking
Teachers’ Institute
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