The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
THE TICKET.


FoR GovERStR-J, H. FORAKER.
Fon LIErr. GovEESoR-F. l., LAMPsON.
FoR STATE TgEAsuhgR-JOIIN o. BROWN.
Fon CLrRE surRrNR CUuE-W, II. HEsLER.
Fon ATTORNEY GENERAL--D. X. WATSON.
PoR Iupag SUPREME CouRT-F.J ], DuCKMAN.
MMngR BOARD PUBLIC woREs-WM. HAYNE.
SCHOOL CoNNlsloSrR-J0IlN HANCOCK.
ColuNDus, o., June 2G.-The second
day Of the Republican State Convention
opened gloomy, threatening a pour Of
rain. Many Of the delegates remained
up and about retrospective headquarters
OF the delegates all night. Owing to the
bad condition OF the streets the crowds
began gathering at the convention hall
early. At0.SOa. M. aearly all the space
had been taken except that reserved for
delegates. No more than half the peo-
pie were able to gain standing room in
tho hall. There was apparently no
change in the gubernatorial situation
from lastOvening, and it was confidently
believed that Governor Foraker would
be renominated on the first ballot, The
..o,r,os GolJ co,J;dotos woro oll holding
~, tV n"l | "nHoMnc"d lint tbev would re-.
w" s,,";s ~" :" IT, 0n;Sb tTbSy nj ,Ssd IN an.
ter into any combination and thought
they Ind votes enough together to pre-,
vent the nomination OF Foraker. The
NsoI % ,a"inoi ' WA ,I'a ""ornoss nS ,sns !, u,
+" s caHIiJato ior iorrtb nom;noi;on m
Ioyim' ha"u o,ocioJ ta;co n ,yos aIa
mr,cI @ % oveinsl iii" Gim % tSst ho co~i5 "SI not
"]n;nnon5 ] tL" snnnnrt nI sho.msnis al.
lowcrs "ls" az tint I'M Sc had nrom;ssd tbe
miner Co"dilotrs TINT ho @ wp,,ld not hs I
.CSndijatc anI th"v haJ mods thar ar. :.
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VNl"Ap TO ORDER
The convention was called To order at
10.iDA. IN. Dromptlv with much confr.
.;on r.oya;jing o,,nr m o(ort ~ %, ,,ol.
"'V" r's,|e ..,, NJ, NJ. 49, ~ s"v'' " se' W. w,
egaIes seated. lhe lirst 1emonstratlon
OF tue morning was when Malor Mchln-
icy entered tue halI. ~ was most gen
etous' Alter loTnal prayer tne lafl' = /;
sou anu Morton ulee OluD, whlch ulu
suGn excellent service III the last cam
palgn, sang making some fine hits on
iThe enihnsias,ic loicgalos Lsnt Iha cInh
singing until they were exhausted. The
report Of the Committee on Credentials
va0,n @as tsat W mere s, were ere no % contests. me
confined T ~ nomIno1in. % ~" o5uO suS6oSo. ~ % ~ sss
minutes nnd seconds tn h threo ninntsS, @
thSt m"ioritv 1 oi SIl u tbo .ov .otos s ahoII ~
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was received % y Witb mSsb ",1 "HnlaSss 1nv sea MI
Uia,torn, ,tv" ,.a' WV. tluvn apPlau1e. Aue
TT6" nlo,io,m y ,,Iii j." SSyys adopscu, 'l..,
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=, SoNiSATIN0 SPEECHES.
Many Of the delegates raised objec
tions over tho fact Tint ,lrir s0ois M
becn nnnron.io,oi a.. . "..,',I -" 'V''.o ~ w,
i,o.. ,,'I. "ir'Sr''"''N lr''' Uy ""SiuVrS' a nA
nour was CONSUMED In an effort 10 Cleal
Tn,s,. Tt,lvscaIs Dut lailed, and the work Of The
SOMGVegllon proceeded.
y MoDnlnaloOs being In order, Senator
M, Nytr, 9l Mansfield, took the stage and
1uGtCI X.L,niIahe Ihe name Of Il, l.. Iampsoh, O