New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
OHIO REPUBLICANS TO MEET.
THE CONVENTION IN COLUMBUS 'To-DAY-raouBLr

THE CONVENTION IN CDLD hBuS flO-DAi DLE
FEARED FROM HAMILTON COUNTY.
COLUMBUs. Aug. ~ CSpec,ab.-Ohio Republi-
cans will meet in State Convention tomorrow.
Already the city ia rapidly hi up, and although this
an year OHIO politics. the prospects for
msrKaby large ana enthusiastic convention which will
nominate a winning ticket Governor Foraker ex-
pressed himEelf to-day follows: "fhers Is every
indication that the convention will be we'll attended,
entnusistc and harmonious Tho delegates chosen are
OF high character and thoroughly representative
Republicans. Among them are many OF the old-tlme
leaders, such Columbus Deano." As to the platform
the Governor venturei to that IT wl arraign the
administration of President Cleveland. declare for pro
Democrats condemn the hightof the Democratic state
theln approve the acts OF the present RcPuhucan
sembly, particularly the Dow liquor tax law ana the
act creating State soldier. Home"
There delegates afraid OF ont anf out ap
prova Of the Dow Liquor law because OF the actve op
cause considerable discussion In the committee there
being division OF opnlon. some wish 10 indofse the
pront-sharing idea A labor plank proposed reads:
"T The Republican party has stood the friend OF
labor against all who would either oppress ensave
1t; and every measure. State or National. which Will
protect the aborer from dangerous foreign competition,
or improve and dignity his condition at
Unswerving In hostility TO Anarchism
and Socialism, which are unmltigated curses 10 both
society and industry We favor such wise legislation
may tend TO restore that harmony between employer
and employe which ought always TO prevail and which
But the main issue will be an honest ballot The fall
OF Senator Payne will be denounced, an strong
luton OF sympathy for Ireland will be adopted. The
Democratic platform neglects demand for prese
OF the canals which will be remembered by the Repub-
can Convention.
by The Commercial GAZETTE as a booile gang. With
few exceptions the papers advise delegates from
tina make nominations without consideration for the
candidates which Hamilton County may present This
especially intended to defeat Judge Cox for
wit rnIn tle nj
Cox sure of the nomination. but this attack may
s sefeary of 20 Dc ds 9s C
Joseph Cox Clerk of the Supreme Court, W. s. Mat
ews School Commissioner, j. +. Treat; Member
Board OF Public Works. J. W. Hahn.
Several attempts have been made to-day TO arrange
didstes but IL is thought with little success II Judge
Cox can hSd the cinslIna deeSato9 his nomination
NJ. j. Williams. OF tho Circuit Bench.
GOVERNOR RUSK AND THE ANARCHISTS.
HE EXPECTS POLITICAL OPPOSITION IN WISCONSIN
-FOUR PARTIES MAKING NOMINATIONS.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a (SpeciaD.-GovernOr j. NJ Rusk
who is in the city. said to-day regarding the political
situation in Wisconsin: The Republicans will hold
their convention September s. then the Democrats
will nominate their ticket September TO- and the
alleged Labor party the day following The Pro-
hbitonists have already nomi lated candidates.
tnat shall have four tickets in the field unless the
Labor partv unites with the Democrats which is not
at all improbable. The rncpal issue of the campaign
will be the labor question and the riots resulting
from it. There will be some opposition TO my
candidacy from the alleged Labor party the
Anarchists. because Of my action in the Milwaukee
riots The streets were filled with several thousand
nfurated and threatening noters. | tired on them
without issuing proclamation anything of the sort
Every paper in the State. so far as know approved
my action at that time. but that the trouble is
passed and politics again to the front, some of
the opposition papers have begun calling it murder
int end to leave politics to the people. l think they
will vindcate me at the polls"
Will General Bragg be renominated for
Congress ~
The general impression is think, that hs will
not be, but this week will settle it."