CHAPTER LIX.

THE CAMPAIGN OF 1890-91 IN OHIO.

Public Discussion of My Probable Re-election to the Senate--My

Visit to the Ohio Legislature in April, 1891--Reception at the

Lincoln League Club--Address to the Members--Appointed by the

Republicans as a Delegate to the State Convention at Columbus--Why

My Prepared Speech Was Not Delivered--Attack on Me by the Cincinnati

"Enquirer"--Text of the Address Printed in the "State Journal"--

Beginning of a Canvass with Governor Foraker as a Competitor for

the Senatorship--Attitude of George Cox, a Cincinnati Politician,

Towards Me--Attempt to Form a "Farmers' Alliance" or People's Party

in Ohio--"Seven Financial Conspiracies"--Mrs. Emery's Pamphlet and

My Reply to It.

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