Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
90 EEPrKIICANs -.

OHIO EEPCBLICASS AEEf-
CLEvELASD, u. July l6-ths dele
gates 10 shs Repu blieaH State coRysn-
ton were tzrdy IN assembling, aad II
was half-p2st IL O'Clock when Hon. A I.
Bzinsmads. chairman OF the State Cen
tral Committee. raped for order The
convention Ezs held IN Music Hall.
Ex-Governor Foraker, tie temporary
chairman, came upon the stage with
Colonel Brinsmade. HIS appearance
Was the sigma for prolonged and
enthusiastic cheering. Rev. Dr.. ;.
y epreeher opened the convention
with prayer. At tho conclusion
ef q short speech by Colonel Brinsmsde,
ths ex-Governor as introduced and
delivered an address After thanking
tbs State committee tos the honor con-
fesred upon him BY the temporary chair
nanship, ex-Governor Foraker said:
Il want 70 t4lk ehieay about the campaign
apOG which We are entering DuI / have q few
words 10 say nrss concerning thai Of last year.
We d-1 nOt colne ogt of Tie last contest very
vel We lost Ihe CoverRorsalp, The
q neral Assembly and the United States
Senatofslip. the three grear oolective p1r
poses oi the canvass ant. later, IS 4 con
seQ lence. Lost a-s0 TIE Lieutsa-
ant GoTsrnorship. The control OF al tae
STATE institutions, and only tine aad tie
next ciec-iOl en- tell how many Rspresen-
tises in Congress. IL was ! slaughter. rot
only for tas Lad Ot the ticket but el
eiolg he line A greet E-auy people got hurt
who dld Eog even dream Ct such thing--who
supposed they were entirely out OF harm's
way. The axpayer, whose burdens
we're being constantly nghtened, must
/ increase Of eight millions OF local Indebtedness
a.one; ard oue dissatisfied German friends Q.
ttaciunal who. IL the name OF personal Loer-
.. deserted Us aad fought with tie enc
my tor their Sunday beer. md 20 their
+ CONSERVATION and amazemeat that they
have only brought en- themselves and their iel-
low citizens famine OF water.
Naturally much has been said as 10 tie
cause of this defeat Some o. this talk has
been profitable. but most OF IL has been worse
than ps0ftless. II is gratifying. therefore, 10
realize tna. we have now reached q point in
the progress Of time AID events when il is
our duty 10 quit locking backward From now
hencefOrward let every Republican look 10
the front. The last campaign should DC re
nembered only in 50 far as il teaches lessons
OF benefit for the future AL connected with
IL that may be the cause Of criticism or bitter
ness OF feeling should be forgotten, but II
there be those who must have a victim, those
whose minds are so constituted that they
/ can not be satisfied without definitely fixing
fault, TO al such j have al appeal 10
make. My appeal IS that yoa place
/ the blame upon ne. Whether IL be Just or un-
lust FOR you 70 90 so skan not stop to question.
I Neither shall utter a word OF complaint but,
/ on the contrary, bear most gladly AL that the
/ bitterest enemy can even imagine Is appropriate
10 be laid upon my shoulders, if thereby l can
in the slightest degree promote the common
fs4r hot huvr 20
me or to any other individual is Of no conse-
| quence. in POLITICAL sense, TO anybody. but
what happens 70 the great Republican party is
! OF the highest concern 10 all No matter there
| fore, what may have been the cause; no mat
/ ter who may have been a. fault, no matter
what Republicans may have voted for
the Democratic candidates, il is all di
the past, and Only heart burnings ana dissen-
siOns can be the result OF cherishing such recol-
lectious Away. then, with bitterness; away
! With animOsity; away with prejudice; away
with rivalry; away with every thing that stands
between our party and our party's triumphs."
The speaker then referred to the ad-
ministration of Governor Campbell and
pointed out the instances in which it
had violated its pledges on the stump.
He denounced the Cerrymander OF
the State, which, he said was designed
TO give Ohio, with its 10000 Re-
publican majority, but six Republican
Congressman out of twenty-one. He
scored the Democratic Legislature and
closed with glowing eulugy of the
achievements Of the Republican Ma
tional administration and of Senator
Sherman, Speaker Reed and Major
Mckinley. At the close Of the speech
the convention adjourned until 2:3o p.
N. IL is believed the convention will
nominate Daniel p. Ryan for Secretary
OF State and Thaddeus A. Nimshall for
Judge of the Superior Court