New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
A GOOD TICKET IN OHIO.
WORK OF THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
SEVERAL NOMINATIONS THAT WERE
nrCTrn--sprvcHEs BY GENERAL MOVES AND
GOVERNOR FORAKER


| rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIpUNE.]
| Co,r,nrs Ohio. Aug 25-Ohio Republicans are
concentrating themselves tonight on the n6ahaton
Of a splendid ticket by the State Convention. when
| olosed its lahore at 8 O'Clock tonight. The long
session was caused by the Jealous contests between
canddatss eral ballots being required Tor nearly
| every nomination. The convention was opeheo oy
| Chairman Lowrr of the State Committee whose
s,eacb was n aaroastic reviow Of Democratic Doodle
| msthods IN Ohio. Ex-Governor Noyes was chosen
tcmnorary president ana delivered eloquent speech
which, Judging from the applause, reelected the sent
ueuts Of tho delegates against Cleveiands Admins
trstion the Payne purchase and Democratic fraud AT
the afternoon session Governor Foraker was made per-
manent president and David LanninS secretary
Governor Forakers speech in defence of the Republ
can State Administration and Legislature enthusi
astioally approved.
| General James s. Robinson was renominated for
Secretary of State by accamaton The sharp contest
the choice Of candidate 70 Supreme Judge.
The names of Joseph Cox of Cincinnati; Marshall j..
Williams, of Fayetto; L. j. Crutohfeld. of Franklin,
and g. j. Dickman, Of Cleveland were presented for
the nomination. Judge Cox was handicapped by the
support OF the Campbell crowd in Hamilton County.
| His nomination urged because Of his nncompro-
| missing attitude toward election frauds while on the
| bench. His nomination was about conceded until
members of "The Enquirer" stat began personal
efforts for him. Before the second ballot was an
| nounced changes were made In the vote by Whloh
| Judge Williams nominated.
Another fierce struggle was had over the candidate
for Clerk of the Supreme Court Several ballots were
taken and Urban Ii. Hester, of Van Vert County was
nominated over Representative w. S Matthews ana
others Jay r. Treat, of Ash;abula Eli ah burgess,
| of Cambridge, ana Eli I. Tappau of Gambler were
the chef competitors for the nomination Tor SchOoi
on the second ballot For member OF the Board oil
| Public Works John w. Hahn was chosen W.,
A remark able fact is that the nominations OF WI
lams, Tappan and Hester were not anticipated; nann
and Robinson being the only successful candidates
whose nominations had been predicted Inc orgaad anad
ton of the State Central Committee is cohsoeieu
| n good one The State Executive Committee VIII De
selected August 81 and arrangements vail be made
TO begin aggressive campaign toonei a. L.
made Of Cleveland has been elected chairman OF tue
| State Central Committee and j. X Brown, OF Column
| bus secretary. The platform which was reported by
| General Koiier and was unanimously adoPted Is rs
Tno Republicans of Ohio resfiirm their devotion to
the great prime pies behalf Of which their party das
| schisysd tue most llustrous triumphs recorded IN
| American history, and declare ,..
| l. That the Democratic Administration OF Presldent
Cleveland ia. failed to keep TIE pledges upon which IL
came power. IL promised retrcnchmsnt ana econ
The ade by CopEress aud approved by
The President for the present year arssly eIeeeains
uphold the dignity ana honor OF the republic ana
protect citizens and their rights OF person and
properly both At homo abroad, has proven it.
sslf incapable of securing au honoreole ad-
with seeming ineia.rsnce subjected us to the
humiliation OF sesing flag S<usd our seamch selEou
itis. Of Csnsda while with rsh haste ana bidderins
has involved us In unJustihaoe complications WIZ ~
friendly neghbor the sister Republic OF meIso-a Isct
which seriously calls attention to the Republican Ma
tiona Platform IN its enuncisi0n Of the doctrine OF
International arbitration for international nnerence.
import OF the recent action OF the senate
a Congress OF American Nations in the interest OF
peace and commerce. Ii promised nVii service
not o"y removing but attsmrtng to blacken the char
scters OF thousands Of our best citizens many OF nen
| posuous upon the oowardly spbtor'uge OF "ohsnsFe
2 Wo re asrm that tohe Union soldiers and sailors Of
| the late owe dsht that cannot be computed.
and esIablsh homes for al disabled and in
want We therefote heartily iudorse ,he action Of the
present General Assembly III prosd,uk ior ne ,h os
tablshnent and maintenance OF such home ana Tor tho
outside raisi ana sappori OF dssnled soa'srs .s
and sailors OF TINS state, sH win equal we
condemn The heartess and wholesale votoss by Prts
dent Cleveland OF tue private pension bills recently
B. We believe in the Republican doctrine of tariff not
opmsnt American labor. We demand behalf OF tho
great wootgro"ag Interests OF our state restoration
attempt OF the Democratic majority the National
House OF Representatives pass the Morrison bill
ducing tsrif duties and placing wool the free list
l. We call the attention OF the people o the f~ct hsl
| when the last Democratic Stale Administration came
power there large balance 10 the credit Of the
general revenue fund.- thai tue ponitenti-ry Was not
plus; whereas under the eIravacance oiethat Admins
|
made burden TO the axpa es ana the state revenue
anticipated to tue extonl OF half million dollars. com
penE the State to become borrower TO preserve us
credit.
s. The Republican party has stood tho friend
OF labor against ali VINO would either Oppress enssVe
1t; anu every measure, state or Nationsl when WIZ
ton. improve and dignity condition home. win
meet with our unqualified approval Unt~erviHs IN
our hostility 10 Anarchism Socialism and Communism.
such legislation as may insure mat harmo-
ny which onfh, AWAY. TO prevail 6etwssn tho e~ployer
CT alton to promote thor mutual good and
Gbe IN way ' DpS. nSt sya p1s. %
creation by Congress OF Natiou. Department.
OF Labor the head OF which shall be Cabinet officer
whose duty It shall he to ocoecsysematize and publish
statistical Information rela Ing social. sanitary. edu
OF tho Nauon. We demand that all. officials. state
National charged with the duty OF enforcing laws which
provide tor tho proper security Of lives and health
e wers1nspsn ! 1s s% % snsil he practlo4 men ,,
.tion of the means by which a se.t in thai body
procured for Henry b. Payne has DISAPPOINTED the
z The action tue Ohio LegislsIure Iast winter In
ousting from both Houses OF that Lody individuals
whose eorh were procured by shsTeess and ad-
miited frauds upon the baot-bOx and replacing them
win tnEse VINO nrousn the sunrage- OF the people were
rghtfuiy entitled to seats was action In The interest OF
fairness honesty electoral purity and good government
ane Is hereby heartily commended and indcrsed
8. Favoring As 40 legitimate and constitu-
tionai means OF dimnishing or eradcAug tue evils
recommending such legislation Will keen abreast
with enllsn'sned public sen'iment on this question
recommend the Dow law a a wise and practical
measure tending 10 that end.
8. Jhe Republicans rejoice In the progress OF
tie Home Rule for Ire aud and send cheer nd
greeting toGiadstouo aud Parne with the hope thar
the struggle they making may lie
coss. We at the same time commend the wisdom OF
those national leaders in declaring only native
Parliament can properly protecG and native
industries which cave long ai parayzoi under the
pernicous Influences OF the prevailing free trade
| and doctrines.
| TO- We heartily indorse the adm minisraon OF Gov
erDor Foraker FOR It's happy combination OF prudence
energy and for it's brilliant achievement refund
ing the public debt At 272 per cent thus saving the
people hundreds OF thousa In interest; and con-
gratulste him upon the wise economical changes
which. through his official appointments. have been
brought abbut in the public and
and notably In the 81 ate PeniteDtIsry.
| IL. In common with ali loyal people OF the we
mourn the loss to OF that Republican s
well AS great soldier and ststesmAn Ulysses ant Ills
HE Will forever he an Inspiration ~ high and honorable
MANHOOD patriotic devotion TO country and loyalty TO
ihc principles OF RepuhcAnism when he 1tngly
represented ana did much advance. We shall ever
treasure his memory ana cherish his deeds.