Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

an expectation Irom the convention
that ia1ic4sssi Lhs sentiment or tho dele
gates OF the probable nOmlnes Tor Cover
nor. Committees we've appointed and res
olations on shs death of Ms b Hayes
were adopted, after which Ghs convention
adjourned for the day.
The following stale Central Committee
~ "a named.
Howard ssrFis aud George M0eriin. OF Ham
1ton A " Kumler. OF M0atg0mery, j. W
H4ldis Of Allea. john 81 Shects. OF Putnam.
M Z. Brever. OF Wood O. NJ Harding, %
Warren. G. r. Gross. " P.ckaway. H. p
.Freshwater. sf Delaware, ;. kent Hamilton. OF
Lucas. ]. = B.ack4llsr. Of GaIiias W II.
James. OF Pike. Esd ". HsFOst. Oi E'raa.lG.
~. ). CsoseAeE OF Hlc0lAni "a II ". Jen-
ufnga OF Athens. William Miller. Of Mes
king am " a. uunL OF BelnoaI; j. Whiting.
JE, OF StaFx; J. A Ailen. of Lake. Charles X
,Nril OF Medina; A l. BriasnaGe, Of Cuya-
n0xs
The Ohio Ieagua OF Republican clubs was
"a session III iate Tuesday night and
adopted resolutions ind0rsIRg tho state and
National administrations These officers
were elected President Clarence T.
Brown, % Toledo. Secretary John J. Ches-
Ter, OF Columbus; Treasurer. Z l. McElroy,
ot Mount Vernon
CoLUaEUs. o.. June 1.-THE Republican
convention was called 10 order for the
second day session at 1910 There
~as enthusiastic demonstration when
Congressman Mckinley entered The
Temporary organization OF the convention
was made permanent and Chairman Cooper
Returned brief thanks for the honor
General O. Il GrOsvenor, chairman OF the
Committee on Resolutions, read the report
which fOllOwS The report was signed by
the whole committee, and the reading
received with mach applause. The plat
xorm was unanimously adopted
'~rhe Republican party OF Ohio. In conven-
tion assembled hereby announces the follow
Dag platform Of principles,
- We renew our adherence 10 all the prin-
oipIes 90 clearly and strongly enunciated b.
zse Republ can National cOuyenton OF less
and especi ally - the principles OF protec t!or
In its tso-fOid meaning aad operation; protec-
si0a - every American citizen a. home. in all
parts Of the country; protection 10 every
Amerean citizen abroad, IN every land, on
every sea. protecLion 10 every American citi-
,Esa IA The exercise Of all his political rights
and privileges pr0tsctloa 20 American indus
sry snd LABOR against the industry and labor OF
the world
"A We heartily approve and indorss the sd-
iuaiaistsau0B of Beu jsnln HlrrisOu. President
% she L aited states. ant pledge hlm our cor
tdtal support In TIE discharge of the duties de
ivolviag Beon ann Chief Magistrate Of the
Nation. and especially DO Se commend The just
and uberai policy Of the Pension Bureau IA car.
lryiag ogt me pledges % sae loyal people 70 the
soldiers % the Jnou-
q Tnat we f4s0r tAo passage by Congress
at fts next session 81 proper and equitable
service pension onl for al hon0rabiy dis
charged Un.0G soldiers aad seamen OF The late
war
a We demand a full and adequate protec
'tion for the wool-ralsing industry. which will
'tn due time give 90 the American wool grow
all h. a.F
onirsd by Amrrfcan wants. We indorss the
iprovis ons OF she bill ou the subject passed by
the senate as The last session of Congress.
- We heartily iuderse the decisions OF ths
Secretarv % the Treasury whereby w0rstef
n N aGte dntanis at the same rate a. apon WOODEN
goods. thereby oenshuag our manu'aetarinE
and rool industrY.
"a We run<ratuiate the people Of Ireland
on she progress OF their struggle for home rule,
ard IN tbs convention we indorss the course o.
President Hsrrl son the selection. for bon.
cradle positions n the diplomatic service. Of
worthy aud represent taLive Irish American eiti
xens.
- Rssalssd Taat We heartily indorss the
ADMINISTRATION OF cur gallant and able Govern
or = Foraker. wise. purs and patriotic
us pramptaess ia responding 70 the cal
~ Suffering huinaatty has endsare6
him % the hearts % all generous people
r.s splendid atur nistratiun % The finances
OF tbe state - m ismsnsxed ~ The isst Dem
ecrste Al m iasstrsticn, bringing order Oat o
chaos. rerlenisinax depleted treasury. re-ss
tanHshing lhe credit ~ ths State. wh le as the
same tisne rsda eng the rsts % taxation "a
faur- over fAan it has been for hail \ century,
~otitles hfri 70 She zrstitads % The people. aDe
nnsrss I'm a. enc ef tae moss Or Niant q cur
tsor crnors.
- F.ss-sF Tnst W. in8orse ne wise laws
passed ~ fhe Heu1eL Legislature IN ~
r1rd - me I.afor tssfir tnd p euSe TIE party
a. keep ABREAST OF public opinion upoa thsi
subject
- R.salrsE That - send greeting - or
re-ored senator. john Saerman. visiting in
t--eixn iants. and assure aim ~ tae gre1t con
n8snce - have In rs wise and patriotic states
u4nxhIp his loyalty aGd devotion - the hgh
prirespies OF RepRnl can an. ths grand doc
TIN. 81 prr,f.rtiau - American industry. 81
horess Ballet ana = SQUAD sat sgnai currency,
Hns assure htu, hpsrsy Welcome 81 0hio upca
hls r~tu-a 20 ne Eeitei States
Nouaiast' ons seing ia sr'ier. Sens5or Kerr
rf Mansfield. tons the stage and offered the
name ~ r. T. Iampsou. of Ashtsenla ~
an .l.,.,,,-ut spe~-h. Colonel BOB Nsvtn. Of
Davton. captured The convention n strong
-reseh. placing the nsfne % Crougrssssnan
Morev Other nominations were
Governor = B Foraker. wilson Vance ~
r.ncocs County. r r Dawes q Marietta
yossrh " OsNeal ~ warren. Neii 81
coinwbus Robert 2 Kennedy Of Logan
al these procfs - tae f-eling sAfch an mates
the entirs srsanirasioo sfth regzrd - ne Inr-
eerafrr Cronsn must satsfF al tnf-iii zent ane
sunrsrt'ei men thet aeitaer M Cisn ua-tfaei
- A rcar. nor sav -f I-s branches. ouxhs - -
Reid responsive n the siiShtest fcTree t'r fhat
fratsl outrage hst STAT. on ne ccntrsrY. =
n@utsrx save shoea th-1E selves loyal and
fattfif refor0 81 - fhstr duties A. cftLH-ns
o. this r-ruerr ara Ntcns ard -eser - a.
ser. ard aassnttn tar supremacy ef s-r tAS
~ 5 safv faIr IN afi thsf rsle rler ners ef
sHe rreseas executive hoev 80 aet se ee-s -
sponsir7s fcr fne srfs ~ rnethcsis - rasse Tan
ser- a. tne hes1 ~ rhe rraae zerfcn in 80
y gast, As they bavs onlE ae.a -as-r pcs-lseas