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

Colonel Cooper opened by congratulating the
party OH its triumph In the Presidential elec-
ton, the unity and harmony that have since
prevailed, and aluding to tho protective prin-
ciple as one which made the victory possible.
He paid warm tribute to President Harrison,
eulogizng his Cabinet and other appointments.
predicting just tariff revision which will give
substantial increase OF protection and encour-
agement to our great and valuable industry
sheen husbandry-and large reduction OF the
inexcusaby burdensome high duty on sugar.
On the liquor question Colonel Cooper said:
"We have continued the regulation by taxation
of The liquor traffic, resulting in the i'm mense re-
duction of the number of saloons in our State
and compelling the residue to bear much of the
financial burden for which their business Is
largely responsible The Ohio Republicans are
keeping step to the present man.
ifest march of temperance sentiment
toward the better result OF the high taxation
OF the trnfic. rather than the wasting of time in
impructicable effcrts for impossible prohibition
The Republicans OF Ohio will in actual practice
verify the motto, High taxation OF tue saloon,
low taxation of our homes"
In closing Colonel Cooper predicted the elcc-
tion of the ticket nominated no matter which OF
Ohio's great sons may be selected.
Secretary Emil Rehse, OF Hamilton County,
called the roll of districts, and the following
were announced rs the various rcpres entatives
on committees, etc:
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
First District-John II. Rendigs, Hamilton
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Fourth-D j. Roop, Mercer
Fifth-Edward Jones, Seneca.
Sixth-.Simeon ellis, Williams.
Seventh-I T. Cummin. Greene.
Eighth-D Dow, Logan.
Nnth-John G. Stephenson Knox.
Tenth-W. II. Stone, Erie.
Elcyanth-E s Wilson. Lawrence
,r,yclftb-T w Rovd brown
nhtr,oo,,h O,iyerR Rrnndt Fairfield
I,nn-too,tb-U p stem Huron
I,iS,,.onthNro rohn Shredder yosbington
Gix,onnthJ T. McTIvon ruscorawos
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Ticbtcenth-J u Moore. Columbinna.
sn,oomth G CIonn Trumhuu
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COMMITTEE ON pE"NANESf oHuANinh fioN
f1rst Dlstrlct--Geor3e fopsot haniitoh'
Second--L NJ. Haudeli, Hamilton.
Third-J. w, MOTIFS Miami
Fourth-W. Il. Mclean Sheioy'
FIfth--R w. Fool, Wyandot'
Sixth--Vance Brodnix' PauidinS'
Soventh-J T.. Benham warren
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RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First District-Wn. Littleford, Hamilton.
Second-John A. Caldwell. Hamilton.
Third-W. S. Foonshell. Preble.
Fourth-C. o, Myer, Darke.
Flfth-A. j. Stackhouse, Seneca.
SIXTH. p. Cameron, Defiance.
Scventh-C. b. Vandervort, Clermont.
Eighth-h II. Murphy Cnanpaish
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