The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
liberality in contributing money to cor.
rupt politics, and whose residence In
Ohio was for OIL 20 only,

! "uelai4ty III contIlUutluK money 10 cor
rupt politics, and whose residence |,
Ohio was for ollie only.
Tho Republicans Of Ohio warmly com
mend tho Mckinley tarilI bill as passed
by tho House OF Representatives Us
wise measure. calculated TO protect ant
defend American industries and Ameri.
can labor against foreign labor and in
dustEies. We most heartily endorse Ia,
action Of the Republican Congress In
passing the disability pension bill, and a
Republican President who approved
the same, and regard It as an act Of
justice too long delayed because OF the
opposition to all Just pension
legislation by Il Democratic
President and a Democratic Congress.
We do further repeat our declaration
In favor OF just and fair seryice pen
sion, graded according TO length OF ser.
vice, for every soldier and sailor who
fought Ia behalf OF the Union. We 10.
Affirm In the most earnest manner the
duty OF Congress to faithfully and fully
carry out the declaration OF the
National convention OF 1888 OF the Re.
publican party, that it will provide by n
fair and impartial election law for n free
and honest popular ballot IN every Con.
gressionnl district Of the United States,
80 us to secure to every citizen rich or
poor, native or foreign born, white or
black, the right to cast ono free ballot,
and to have that ballot duly counted,
70 use the language OF President Hafri.
son: "Every constitutional power
should be exercised 10 make this right
secure and to puniah frauds upon the
ballot"
We demand protection for the wool
industry equal to that accorded 10 the
most favored manufacturers OF wool, 90
that in due time American wool growers
will supply all wool Of every kind re.
qtiired for consumption in the United
States.
Resolyi, That we favor such leg,sla.
tiou by Congress, md in this State, rs
well, In every practicable mode, encour.
age, protect and promote the interests
OF agriculture in all its departments.
Protection Of labor and tho rights OF
laborers such as will grant to toll its full
and Just rewards is among the first
SbiEHH8Hb St government.
Eesoirsd, That we heartily endorse the
honorable, honest and busiHcsslixe ad-
miuistration OF Secretary OF State RYAN.
That We have learned with profound
sorrow OF the death Of that hero and
first Presidential candidate OF the Rs-
publican party, Gen. John G. Fremont.
NOMINATIONS.
Colonel A. 7. Brinsnade presented
the name Of Daniel J. Ryan for Secreta.
ry OF State. The nomination was made
by acclamation, and Mr.. Ryan made a
speech OF acceptance.
Attorney General d. X. Watson pre-
sented the name Of Judge Thaddeus A.
Minsha!l for Supreme Judge, and the
nomination was made by acclanation.
Frank j. McColloch. Of Logan county,
and @. A. Flickinger, OF Lucas county,
were nominated for members OF the
Board OF Public Works.
Before the first ballot had been com.
pleted McColloch had received 327
votes to 7G Tor Mr.. Flickipger, aud his
nomination was made unanimous. At
this point Congressman Morey, chair
man Of the Committee on Resolutions,
read the platform. The platform was
adopted amid prolonged cheering, the
planks referring to the Federal Elections
bill, the Mckinley tariff bill and other
measures before Congress having been
applauded when read. The convention
then adjourned.