Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-27

governor FORAKER mas InaterlallLtO III
Springfield today as the commsnder-in
chief OF the military forces of OhiO-a pOr-
ton Of which (the Second Bngadel have
been in camp in this city for the past week.
The governor would have received a warm
welcome here had he come as a private citi-
zen, for he has host of personal and polit-
ical friends, who are always glad to see
him, as a man of great personal excellence
a man of principle and conscience, with
most honorable personal record, in private,
military and civil life.
But the governor has been greeted here
today in dual capacity, as a man, and as
the governor OF the state, and the reception
given him by the military and the people has
been as hearty as it has been spectacular
and imposing. Men in blue and citizens i'll
plain clothing, as well as their wives, moth
ers, sisters, daughters and sweetheartS-
are as one in hOnOring a chief magistrate of
the state who has honOred the high position
in which he has been placed by the suf-
frageS of the people, by his fair, pure and
able administration of the affairs of the
| commonwealth.
Governor Foraker has often been in our
city and he is well known, personally, To
| our people. He was named for the Office
he now holds in our immense wigwam,
which occupied the Market space last year,
and the result shows that his was nOmina-
| ton fit and proper to be made. Hence We
close as we began-''Hail to the chief"
There appearing to be some hesitsncy on
the part of certain republicans of Ohio to
express themselves as TO the action of the
United States senate for fear that they may
do some injustice TO somebody, the ohio
State Journal has proposed resolution for
county conventions and for the state con
! vention, which is good-tempered and strong,
and covers the whole case. We second the
motion for the general adoption of the
resolution, which is as follows:
Resu!r,i. That we condemn the action OF
Messrs. Logan ana Cullom OF Illinois, Teller OF
Colorado, Eyarts and Miller of New York.
Cameron OF Pennsylvania, Jones Of Nevada,
Ingalls, and Plumb of Kansas. Chase of Rhode
island, RiddleDeTger of Virginia, Sawyer oil
Wisconsin. Sewell Of New Jersey. stanford OF
California, aud Van Wyck of Nebraska, elected
TO the United States senate by, and holding
seats as republicans. in voting against an IN
vestgatiOn of the charges Of unprecedented
corruption in the election Of Henry Is. Payne
TO a seat in that body as an improper and un-
Just reflection upon the sincerity and good
faith of the entire republican delegation in
congress from this state, who. in compliance
with the overwhelming demand Of the re-
publican party and great majority OF the
people of Ohio, irrespective Of party. had united
Ia request for said Investigation and offered
10 furnish proof Of said charges; and that We
heartily approve and indOrSe the course OF
Messrs. HoaT and Dawes Of Massachusetts.
FRYE and Hale of Maine, Sherman Of ONO, Ma
hone of Virginia. Conger and Palmer of Mlchi-
gan, Edmunds of Vermont, Harrison OF IN
diana, Hawley and Platt Of Connecticut, Me
MILAN Of Minnesota, MandersOn of Nebraska,
Mitchell of Oregon. Blair of New hampshire
and Wilson of Iowa, also representatives OF
the people and the republican party in the
| United States senate, in their efforts To secure
said investigation AS right due the republl-
call party and people of Ohio-a right that had
always heretofore been cheerfully accorded
and that should never be denied n conSldeTa-
petition direct to the senate, or, as in this
case, upon request of a majority OF a state leg
lslature or delegation in congress.
The non-partisan Ohio Women'S Chris
tian Temperance union will hold two days
meeting at Lakeside, August 3 and 4.
Among the principal speakers TO be present
are Francis Murphy and his son, Mrs. J FL
len Foster and Miss Annie Edwards. There
ought to be good sized delegation present
from Springfield. Lakeside is a most
charming locality, in August and excursion
rates on the |. B. & W are quite low