Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-27
OHIO REPUBLICANS
Nominate State Ticket and In
dorse Senator Sherman.
Governor Foraker. Major Mckinley, Ex-
Governor Foster and DenJ. Buttcr-
worth Elected Delegntcs-at-
Largo Tho Platform.


DAYTON, April o0.-At ton o'clock yostor-
lay morning the Republican State conven.
| ~, -, IL, g., o.,,. a., ,o,,,,o,.o,.,, ohoi,
tloIl was u"lieu W oruor ny ,oi,'polu.S y''",i !,
committees wcrc called for. Tho permanent
| nf,lccrs wore, Chairman u L. Inmpson; +;
| ,,a,,a,,,,,' A,,,.o,,aa, ~ r,t, r,oa,,, -ot
Secretary, AlcNanucr " Oaln ScIgcuhCuN
| Arms, A. Il, Keller Tho report OF tho COM
| ulittce on rules nnd order rof business provided
that nominations should be made thus: Sec.
| rotary OF SAtc, Judge OF tho ouproiue
| Court, Member OF Board of Public works.
four MISUNDERSTANDING four ulternntos, two
80 -, -, 80, ,,,, ,,,
fresluehthl clectors-htlaIRc' luz icPViV
was adopted.
| ,,ooh e., ,,,,;t, ,I,o ,,,,,,,,,,tio, lie,encd
oI'eee"' "tVe' mhtS', V''v No',, Sl..iO.i
TO n song ny the columbus GroVe quar'clVo'
Quite Il sensation was created when they
mcntioncd Mr. ploino Grcnt nnnlnuse fol.
,., - ~, -, nii aco,s nnd
lowed. Delegates STOOD on thelr scn.s ul,u
waved their hats, while Others hoistcd thclr
hnts OH cnnns and vollcd For two minutes
4, ,,o, a. ,,.,,5o', -, 81 ,ho convention.
" was t'c "iuesU sco"u VI 'hO No'i
Ex-Governor Charles Foster, chairman OF
tho committcc on resoluiions read the re-
,,o,., ,,,,,;nh T., hr;of rcN rirr,e tho platform
pulI N"iCh III u'iSi 'S.a'''' NC ~ P
OF 1887, adopted by the kcpuDncan party ol
Ohio in convention Mt Toledo, and presents
nddi,ionnI declnrn,ions as folloyys;
First-Frec and untrnmmelcd snHrnge ncs ht
the foundnton OF the erepuolic,nndits its RESTORATION
by every constitutional means IN Sta,es whets ~,
II has been overthrown or impaired, anu us
maintenance everywhere is our setI!su anu % uc'
tcrmincd purpose. W Q Chnrgc that the DeLno-
cratic pnrty is now IN the enjoyment OF power
confCssedly procured by the unlawful suppress
sion OF the franchise in the southern States'
and wc demand OF Congress that, IN tne . eNer.
ciso OF Its constitutonnl nuthorlty, " cnhct
such laws MS Will insure freedom ana lnlrhoss
in the election Of Representa- yes TO Congress-
Socond-We favor such le1iSlatlon nS WIZ pro n
tcct a It.1 industries lnnt can ne prpnt.
ably irsued by American cltiIchs, WV lnsis,
that our producers are enttieu 70 INC conlrLu , VI
their own markets 10 the extent OF their aolItS
TO supply them. We denohnce nll enoIts 70
open thosc mnTKeis 70 comptulVh WIN toi, t.is
cheap labor ana abundant eapHlI OF Ioreist,,
nations as hostile TO the interests ,S;,.i,oi OF
lnoorand destructive 70 nhtional uhu inu, M
prosperity we rcRilu lne Iust hluu. I w so.nS
OF The President ana INC recent hctlom ol nv ma,
lority OF lho WAYS ana Nenns Comm, ~ & 10 /"
direct nnu open 'nult upon ,hvse li,g
which VIII, II unresistcu' result IN lntIo9!.,nB
policy ot Tree trade tnat IN tnc % nenr I"tu,d and
VIII pnralvZc ana destroy our iHiusHieS nhu
imnoyoriSh the nation. ,,,.,.,,o ,,,ss M,
Thrd-lti Is the duty OF congress 70 pass 5 n,,S
OF the iresilenl 10 aPptn'o Wal ~, 5t, djs
obled veteran Soldiers and subsistence to the
helpless widows and orphans OF deceased sol
SieIs, without regaru 10 ~ nno .,e ", He,;b to
EoSr,h nh bc neonie ot Ohio unouaiiiiedy con.
dcmn the refusal OF the Democratic majority of
the House OF Representatives TO permit inc p9s.
,Sss %n Mi ooie o,e yhicS WIS pronostIon
10 repay TO the loyal states without interest the
money rsid by them Mt the beginning OF the
war 10 nlu IN suppicSSmg '1S y,nc,,,ni ond in,cr
est. due from The rebel States upon said taxes;
and we denounce us treachcrous and cownrdly
the surrender oil thc Norlheri ~ Oh
Stes nnJ NJ Their lilies md tho abandonment OF
the bill which, II passed, would have contrib
uted nearly million and half OF dollars To-
fe.et S' tns W. 'aN paySp, , Ui G Sn-so the csrinis
tration OF Governor Foraker us wise, prudent,
patriotic and economical.
SiSth-We inaorSg inc leg,sia.ion oi oI, T
rcdee,nIng -, no nromiscs made in the Reuublican
platform OF 1887.
Scvenih-Thc Republicans Of Ohio recognize
e @ setyces hcS nmu ap AZ sop VI ,Se Renub
iicnn nomination for the Presidency and. loyal
TO any who may be selected, present John Sher,
mon 70 me county as enenty apnee nicc nS ops
The dele.,ates 10 The Renublican National Con.
vontiou this day selected are directed to use all
honorable means to secure ms NOMINATION rs
., VI .ue U.e" ,,'"s odao1 ,,,o1o3r,
AovhoI .na So,5,n, ""S 9s ' Sa;Io,.I, TJo,To
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~ ato ~ I'M t',o ON'' "N
p'an'' ,r,I, ihoino ''te;,, , ,,,,.o, ,,,;,,,o,,.
ine teso'ue'Vns W. ,;",'ie 'h,',, ,,.as
.i ut'u VIZ. ',l.lS ,.,,,,,. -
Iusihsnteu pS tno unnen's u. NJ ou.a "
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Suugo pr"nourS was 81 iut , it 'tIo 80, teu ~ .',J
.iie ruics "clc susPCtuSu '"u 'sue' At'N'
ouTS my was u',''i.iiousis i.il @ .us ,,o,l.i.i , -,
ny I1niIt"'loti iot MoH,oei VI i'o"IS ,r,, ~,
iuo,is noih Wa' .ne. :" ,,,G.,,,t,,
i'in,,,o. Horb 81 Tan,i,on AMI U,n
viii c Joncs tbc nresent incumbent. were
,,oaontod
ON taxing tho irst vote the ruIes were
suspended and the denomination of Jones
was made nmonimons
For ihe rrst de,cgota.ot-laroo Governor
I,arai,o. 49,, so,oa,o5 - ,.C,,,.a7o,,t ch;n ot
~, 80 W. .et, W T., ~, ,. "
ing tnree places lor ueiegat~esatlarge ~ Jour
were; Ex-Coyerpor Charles Foster. Mstor
William MCKINLEY General A. S. Bushnell,
Hon Reninmin Buttor,vortb and i S. A..
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