, 1881-06-07
POLITICAL.
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Eptetdt Dtspdsth TO Tnk EAttaco Tribune,

0PtktNb D@kAttH ~ 4Hk %NlCAQV 41t04Hsx
CoLuMDrs. O., JunG G.-'rhe prohibition
people Of the Stnte will without doubt rt-
cefye some recognition ut tho ha1uls Of tile
Republican Stnte Convention, wl,lc! usse,l,-
hles at Cleveland Wednesday,, and tho fol.
lowing resolution will very likely bc ilcor-
i'ornteu III tie p1atfDru:
H<stArtti. ThRt tho best Interests Of tho State
require TINT tho Gpneral Assembly should aul,-
init e vute Of tho people sueh amendments tn
nnd shle OF Intoxicating liquors ~ shnIl lpMve
ttlo whole inattor In tho hAnds Of tho Icgis-
luturu.
Willie 1t Is not likely that this will meet tho
requirements of ultra rroibItiunists It will
certainly wtn the approval OF the uore coli.
servAtiye elelnent. a1td ut the sA.lle time pre-
vent the organization of. another party
through Which tho Republican lnuicolltents
iiopetl to work with view of defeating Coy.
Foster u tl'e gy.:'t q 'ts nomination. which
very spirited contest for Lleutenaflt-t;oy-
erllOr n1il Supreme Court Judge Aside
fr,ln these twu. all the present State uiticlals
Will k reiloIainatctl prmla!,ly BY yncc!alaa,io'I.
Ct.EvEl.ASp, o.. June 6.-'This evenings
tratIis have brought quite n,ilit,er of dele
gntes M atte,A the Republican State conyrtl~
ton "Wednesday. Snnie Of tl1e candidates are
lAtt Tonight 0r carly III the i.lurhtng. There
ls NOW M tl0nbt Of t;bs. Fosters reuojnii,n-
ti0l.. The principal interest centres III the
llantl'iatfil fur md the
elesto!1, of. Cincinnati, viii prove Il stroiis m
candidate befure thu CUnyetit1un. The Su-
pseinn JNtlEpsh!p seelns to liz between Doyle,
of Toledo, ni!a GpSal,. 0f Akron, though the
nronalg Htrnn rS9ilaaon f1 , Gf an wi" Is ns9
Public Works somewhat intcrfcres with tile
cltances Of U1,sun. The prohibition question
seems l1kely tn f0rce Itself n,a'n tile attel,-
tlail y tlle Convention, and great Interest Is
manifested In tic action of the delegates OIL
:. Special Dtpateh to n. Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 1.-'I'l,e delegates
fet it9' tbs we s, T. tvss s Rsp41e"r II H st.s Go ~
"Wednesday, nearly all left for tic scene Vi
the strife on the evening trntn tonight. Tho
cul,test Will l,c oyer the l.lentei,ant-t'oy-
ernorshlp. GOV. Foster will b. nominated
n hurral', airl 10 Will Attortley-GeI,rrat SasIl
md several otflerso the present corps 0f Stats
officers. ,fhe Interest tllat attaches to tlle
nomination for Leutcnant-t Governor lias IT.
1ss sspSss Sss fot'0ss o i cle ill., as04sfssf os %s
Gov. F,ster , will '' reyiei, eteN' beforo ft,ns
!,Is @ second tsr'n, llHs proeeede4 fur to nccept
,t.n Rlaee ~ t;aftlells Gaplet the pls;!.
Guyerllor will be Il Cincinnati lllan. 4 strOng
tight IL beng ntatl1 nlhunK tlt1 CinclnnNti
aslprants for the pace. rio delegation left
without coming IN. any conclusion MS to
which Ut the sevrrNl candidates they w.,,t!d
rcrot,lsl,and tt' the Convention, md tho tight
Will now III transferred 10 Cleyelantl Sell
ntor EgElcstOn llAs n considerable following,
md ho l. u s!lrewl worker, ind is hard
Ut It. Gun. SeasUlgood IL belng pushed
By thu 1srseites, and llas the SUPPORT Ut ut
!t:st o,le-tllrt! Or tle seventy delegates frpla
this County, MlmiAer Noyes' MIME fus bco1l
M!enttoneh but 1t l,ls exclteh btt lfttle pIl-
tllusiasn,. Judge Faraksr Is out OF tho yac..
Goiieral Taft, l',ss lbs ,n.ea ' hit forwari 1T tlio
eleventh h1lir. and saiislies the desire that
has beell quito widely rx!'rcsscd that tilu
noI''lnntloh bp given, tn 4 soldier. 1sut WIN
now to predict. 0ne Uf tho delegates fran
this city, who h II lawyer a,nl rupahlu Ut
lnnltlnK Kuttl deut 1T noise. hAs g0ilu to
cleveland with tho nynWett intention III fight
ing tho resolution fIltlurshig President Cur
tlold's Administration.