The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-07-06

4. We demand n full and adequate protection
for the wool-growng industry which Will in due
time give to the American woo-growers the
American market for all the wool required by
American wants. We indorse the provision of
the bill on the subject passed by the Senate at
the last session of Congress.
5. We heartily indorse the decision OF the
secretary of the treasury, whereby The duty on
worsted is made dutiable at the same rate as
upon wooden goods, thereby benetting our
manufacturing and wool industry.
@. We congratulate the people OF Ireland on
the progress OF their struggle for home rule
and in this connection we indorse the course OF
President Harrison in selecting for honorable
position in tho diplomatic service worthy and
representative Irish-American citizens
z. Resolved, That we heartily indorse the ad-
ministration OF our gallant and able Governor,
j. b. Foraker as wise, pure and patriouc. HIS
promptness in responding TO the call OF suifer-
ing humanity has endeared him to the hearts
OF all generous people, His splendid admins
tration of the finances OF the State so misman-
aged by the last Democratic administration,
bringing order out of chaos replenshing de-
pleted treasury re-establishlns the creuit OF
the State, while at the same time reducing the
rate OF taxation to a figure lower than II has
been for half century entities him to the
gratitude of the people and mark him as one OF
the most brilliant OF our governors.
s. Resolved, That we indorse the wise laws
passed by the Republican Legislature in regard
TO the liquor trafiic, and pledge the party to
keep abreast of public opinion upon that sub
ject.
Resolved, That we send greeting TO our hon
ored Senator Sherman, visiting in foreign
lands, and assure him of the great confidence
we have in his wise and patriotic statesman
ship his loyalty and devotion 10 the high prin-
ciples OF Republicanism, the grand doctrine OF
protection OF American industry. nm honest
ballot and u sound and equal currency, and as
sure him hearty welcome TO Ohio upon his
return to the United States.
NoMINATIoNs.
The Chairman then announced that the next
business in order was the nomination OF candi'
dates for Governor, the nominations being made
by the call OF counties
State Senator Kerr. of Mansfield, Rchland
County, made the first nominating speech, II
was a fioril effort, but its good delivery saved
him from the impatient cries OF "tmc," which
greeted nearly all his successors, whose enthu
siasm led them to violate the rules OF the Con
vention In regard TO speeches.
senator Kerr nominated Hon. f, L. Lampson
Speaker OF the House. Mr. Kerr said:
III desire to present for this nomination {
gentleman whose character public career anc
party service together with his ability avail
ability and fitness entltle him TO tho highest
consideration at the hands OF the Republican
marty OF Ohio ask this nomination not alone
for our county, but ior n large majority OF tina
great citadel OF Republcnnism In Ohio-th'
| Western Reserve. lCheers.l In the pas
every Republican In every district IN every
section OF Ohio has fought CALAMITY Tor the Ne
| publican party's candidates and principles
| lie then referred TO the military service OF Mr.
Lampson during the ciyil war Mr. u. f. Perry
| OF Ashtabula, seconded the nomination OF MI
Lamps0n
Nj. Robert NJ. Neyln, Of Dayton, Montgom