Identifier: reviewofreviewsw42newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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narily. Mr. Harmon is asuccessful fisherman. Hi has studied fishand knows all about the technique of thegame. If you give him the chance he willtalk fish to you for three consecutive hours,telling you all about the habits and habitatsof the fresh-water and salt-water tribes andwhen and how and where to catch them. Boys, he remarked to a group of Slateofficials who were congregated in the e\ecuti\ e chambers one blustery afternoon last January,theyre catching ii>li down in Florida. Hut there are other sides to Judson Harmon.Ive dwelt upon tin- personal side becausethat is the most interesting side of any publicman. You and I would rather know whatsort of socks and hats a man wears than tohave his ideas a( the fourth dimension thrustupon us. But maybe, in conclusion, at least,we would like to know something about theviews and ideals of a man so pregnant of po-tential political possibilities as Judson Har-mon. Wherefore, they may be given. JUDSON HARM OX OF OHIO 305 -z X 30 S O -- z X
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THE AMERICAN REVIEW 01 REVIEWS Judson Harmon i- not a radical in the vocate of tariff reform and has been such formodern acceptation of that term. Neither, many year-. He believes the present pro-it should tie noted, is he a reactionary. He tective tariff to be not only unfair but dishon-does not meet the requirements of the ultra- est. And he has made many notable speechesBryan wing of the Democratic party. In along thi> line. On October 16, iqoq. at thethe convention at Dayton last June which re- Texas State lair held in Dallas, Mr. Harmonnominated Mr. Harmon lor the Ohio Gov- delivered an address in which he disciernorship, he lost no little support by, tacitly the Payne-Aldrich Tariff law at length.it least, acquiescing in the program of the dwelling ujxm the unhealthy growth of com-(onservatives and t,d\ ing silent countenance binations and tru>ts and stating among otherto their successful efforts to throttle the things the following:movement to endorse a candidate for Unit

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