New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
FORAKER LOUDLY CHEERED.
ADVISING THE REPUBLICANS OF OHIO TO
LOOK FORWARD NOT BACKWARD.
THE STATE CONVENTION IN CLEVELAND NOMI.
MATES DANIEL, ]. RYAN FOR SECRETARY
OF STATE-THE PLATFORM CON.
MENDs PRESIDENT HARRISON
AND SPEAKER REED.

Cleveland. July Is.-Thc Ohio Republicans met here
today, and nominated the following ticket;
Secretary Of State, Daniel J. Ryan.
Judge Of the Supreme Court Thaddcus A. Mnshan
Member OF the Board Of Public Works. Frank J. Nc
Calloch
The delegates were tardy in assembling, and It was
fpast IL o'clock when A. r. Brinsrnade chairman
Of the state Central Committee, raped for order The
convention held in Music Hall. The interior OF
the building had been decorated with flags and bunt-
Ing and on the front Of the galleries were displayed
the portraits OF Lincoln, Garfield Hayes Logan Iiar-
rson, Grant, Blaine. sheridan and Foraker The
weather was cool and the hall comfortably filed
by the delegates and spectators among the latter be
ing q large number Of women. Ex-Governor Foraker
the temporary chairman. came upon tho stage with
Colonel Erinsmadc. Ills appearance was the signal
for prolonged and enthusiastic cheering The Rev, Pr
y b. sprcchcr opened the convention with prayer At
the conclusion Of short speech by Colonel BrinSmade
the Ex-Governor was introduced. and delivered an ad-
dress. After thanking the state Committee for the
honor conferred upon him by the temporary chairman
ship. Ex-Governor Foraker said:
| talk chiefly about tho campaign upon which
are entering. but have ic" words TO say hr't
concerning q last year We did not come ont Of
the last contest very we'll lost the toyenorshp. the
General Assembly ard the United st1tes Scnaurhp The
three great objective purposes OF the canvass; ana tr
consequence lost also the Lieutenant Go'"rnor'hp
the next election can tell how many representatives, IN
Congress II was slaughter not only fOr the head OF
the ticket but all along the line. great many p""d"
got hurt who did not even dream % such ulhR-"ho
supposed thoy were cntlr y Of harms way The tax
pay,r whose burdens being constantly li2ht"n'd
mus, now confront deficient revenues and increase of
5000 OF oa indebtedness At and orr dissatisfied
rruan friends Cincinnati who IN The nam" u personal
liberty. de-"rt"d and fought with t" enemy Tor th'ir
sunday beer. find 10 th"ir consierna" ana anaA'W't
that thcy have only brought ia n.-clycs and their
low citizens famine of watr.
Naturally rucl hno SAID rle causee OF this
soHo OF i' talk ha- been prhtablo but most OF
10 las than prot!css IL i rratfYlng There
s,r. 10 realize that hay, reached point In tho
proress = time aai cyC1ts when II = oW duty 10 qn
looking backward From now hvncf'rvnrd let every
Rc1lraI, tle front The ast campaign should De-
remembered oul, in tar II toOchos lessons q benefit
o- ~. futnr. All connected Mil IL tlat be- ho
., - criticism or OF feeling should De- forgot
tn. but II there be- IA who mus, have victim thosr
whose mind, are constituted that they caLnot b. satisfied
without definitely liking fault an such have an appeal
{, make. NV appeal that YOU lnro tic blatr' u9on mo"
Whether Il Do lust or unjust tt you 10 do 80 shall not
.,op 10 question Neither shall | utter WORD oi COM
pl,at but uc contrary. bear most raAp All tN'' h.
tt.,.t enemy can imagine A. appr"prat' z" Do u
,.n Iy ,houiI.r,. thereby can IN th" @gAt't d'sr''
rr5mot. IN common good n onr common cause. Nn''
appcr- To me- or any nd' dual f. o' no 'n-"qe''
foo political sense . aryhdy. but what H"pI"N' - .'
rt an raitv is Of the highest concern 2" 'll NO
ma
,ttr Who may hlv, been At fault matt'r what H''
,,u. NAV have voted for the peuocro'' candidate u
. all ~ the Ia-t and only h'ar'hurninC> ana d'hN"n'
,n be the result o. cheshinV such rc'rcuon'' N"'''
then with bitterness. Away with arimt'lty' A"N WV"
,,.Iufi.c AVay WITH rivalry Away WIN ''''' -'''-
u., .t,,t. hetv,sn our p,r:y and our party ~lnph
1-h. Governor then rcferrcd to the administration o
Governor Campbell and pointed out th' "'''''''
which II had violated his pledges Oh the stump II,
-, ir ,-Iod.,lc terms to sherman, Mckinley ana
Foster praised the administration OF lr'Nh"ht "'I,'
80, ,,d t,-. work Of tie Republican Congress Inc
.,h ,ocupi.,j nearly an hour iu lis delivery ana ,''
,,..tc- ,,p loudly appaudcd Al different points hl'
...r,. .,.-f.Irt 81 the campbell ndmnl'TA'l"H Uc'r
e-,atl, culoycl by the delegate.
g. ,l. ,f,.r.,1.,u IN" Committee on Permanent 'r
c,uiyatIoa reported * Governor ForaNcr i'i '''i'
ch,iru,,n tut ~. declined thr honor. There "cr
r,.s -, Va no and then Congressman \. {.
rl.,ur-.ll of Portsmouth. chosen permanent '!d'r
man Colonel l. r. lriu,mad' presented the iA'ho
81 Daniel j. Ryan ~ So rclaIN ot state Inc h"Hh"d
ti,n WIS made hy acclamntInu. and Mr. RHh" made a
,cc,b If ,,ceutaucc just before Nr. R'an> up
ur,r,uc, on the stage Chairman Thompson read a i"'
cram of cnncratuatipu from senator sherman ana
,on-r.>.,lcu Mckinley. Cooper EOpthmau. >m'Hrr.
Caldwell F.. H. Taylor and !. y. Elyl"r. The i'ic
cram was greeted with applause Attorney General
=. X watson pr.-,ut.-i the name of Intee rhald'n'
4 Niu.hau for supreme Judge. and the nomination
Wa made by l'clmatOu.
Frank j. McColloch of Logan County and c. \.
TlcNuscr. of Lucas Comfy. were nominated Tor
Member II the Board of Public Works. Before the hr>'
ballot had been completed Mr. McColloch had re
c,iycd 81 vote, h. - for Mr.. Fhckinger' ana hIN
nomination vas made unanim MS.
IT,, Committee on Resolution, mad" report which
VA adoptcd II f. I'm part follows:
The l. E.pubcpus of ohio IN convention a'-'m'"d' re-
,nr tr declarations Of thc Republican National C"iv'n-
tlon Of ls-s.
w. heartily nIor-, the vso and conservative Admins
tat.or. 81 Ir -ll.ut Harrison.
VI. ,., fuli, arr,,r the wise action e hr Republican
r- ~ both House, ~ Cougr', in fulfilling ID" f'dio
- the part. u legislation upoI u' cona2' " silver I'
revision oi tho tprln ia" lo~@2r Of th" T'd'" Erection
lv .hc D.abii, PEI sion brl and other measures o'
Xo,rool fp,rfancr The thauk- of the county are duo
M. E.,ul,caa Corcrc,. aud SPEAKER Reed oi amending
III, rule = Iou.o that The business o t'' country
| ,an D. done by Tho peoples representatives..
~. ro,d,lly iudoi.c honest. wis" and I1irA tc Al
,t,,.tr,,i, II tc,ruor Foraker W. dc"un"" tr Demo.
,,t LEGISLATURE for u, cofrpton It. cAuan9anc' ana
Il, partl .ln,hlp 1t, appropriations Tor u" N'" ''
arg,, In cAcr,, of tic appropriations Tor any year o
E.tulItc,u LrgI.laWr' IL attempted 10 d"'uN th' ''
ti, -f.1u prn, ld,d by the Republican party i'F "'
.r, whereby lallonboN -tunine aud nl' l''-htI io'I"'
w.r. impossible Il deprived thc people 't proper '"''
grc,.ion1l representation hy IL partisan ana "H"' IT,
,rr,,ceu,nt II the dsrict; 1t r,organI"d the caI|o
,.,it,riop. ~ the STATE for The sole purpose o naNH
pnc.. for Democratic politicians; p'dSrd !" Ia P"'I
II hon. rule 10 violated IT. party p'd1' ana "' 'F"'' "
local Government by l'rlNlaHFf I''''N''i'''
u,,.,ou t,n,, and cities FOR -ol.v partisan purposes 1t
,i,td be sacred right. OF the majority when und' inc
ua-l, Of pretended contest u robbed th Pop' o' i'
tenant ,.oycrnorship and citizen oi an oN'' u "''"
had bcn LEGALLY elected pretending 10 b. the party anu
th r,roscntatyc Of the poor II elected to the 'h''u
.t,c senate Ncw.York ,p'rulator and railroad n'f'
,noo , title to the office was his llb'raity IN ''o
n,I, money TO corrupt politics. aud whose residence III
Ohlo wa. Tor onicc only 49, ,,.,,,,
The Ecpubcans Of ohio warmly commend th' NVn III
| ,, r,ru hnl a, passed by the House oi Representa-.
H. a. wise measure calculated To protect ana d'''"u
tr,, t,,u-trl,, and American labor arainSt u' labor
, ,,,. ,,, , other nations They regard foreign OPP
i,or ,o h, propo-cd LEGISLATION - an uh"'ri'n'u III
,,, II, ,ut domestic affairs The at'rnpt " nations
,,. ltd world and Democratic party c" dr>'r" ""
,,utttp -urru1cy and d"ci1d" our lahoi j. an "l
olv aud uulatrotIc alliance" which -"ouu o' I~u ~ wy "g
IVORY citizen who love. hi, country ana h'' ''''' ''0
| tho ,,cll h.lnr OF his felov.citilcns
We most heartily nGorsc the action of the IL p"'N VI
| c,. fl, no,-ing the Disability Pension bill ana 4
p,,con President who approved the >ig' ana r'Raru
- an act or Justice too long delayed because oi th' op'
,,on ., all lust pension legislation by Democratic
| ta,,, and a Demo, Congress !'t We VI" ""1 ~