New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-18

loud calls for Sherman and the grizzied sehIor
Senator Of the State was enthusiastically re-
ceived when, after repeated calls, he came ioi-
ward and made the convention speech
For Lieutenant-Governor, ex-Congressmah
Henry L. Morey, of Butler County, presented 'he
name of Andrew L. Harris, of Preble County,
member of the Open Farmers Alliance. David NJ
Barrett, of Highland County, was urged
by Congressman Pugsley; Charles +. Grii-
fin, of Lucas County, by W. H. a.
Read and John w. Bargar, OF PIKE
County, by ex-Representative George W. Rawins'
of Springfield. Mr.. Rawlins described Bargar as
an unassuming, bona-fde, representative FARMER
who had won the gratitude OF the people ny MS
advocacy of the Two-cent Railroad Fare Dill. ne
was interrupted by some Of the opponents Oh MI
Bargar, whom he denounced as the agents OF ,hc
corporations. In concluding, Mr.. Rawiins sar
castcally thanked his masters, the corporations
for permitting him TO speak.
At this juncture the chairman announced that
through the courtesy Of the Associated Press
dispatch would be read which would be interesting
to all Ohioans. The dispatch announced the ap
pointment of ex-Congressman Charles II. Grosve-
nor of Ohio, as an agent of the United StaCes
Treasury Department TO visit Europe IN the III
terest of the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Great applause greeted the announcement.
The first ballot for acknowledgements showed
Andrew l.. Harris far in the lead. Before the
vote was announced several counties asked leaNe
to change their vote to Harris, and the convention
finally declared Harris nominated by accamatloh.
Mr. Harris thanked the convention briefly Tor the
honor =. A.
office of Auditor of State. 1t was that OF E w ;
Poe of Wood County, the present Auditor, ana
he was renOminated by acclamation.
For State Treasurer the candidates were >. ~
Campbell. of Jefferson County; w. T. Cope, OF
Cuyahoga County; John w. Sheffield. of Huron
County and Lott Davies, of Jackson County W.
T. Cope. of Cleveland. was nominated on the lrso
ballot.
For Attorney General the candidates were Ed.
win p. King, of Erie County j: K RICHARDS: MGI Of
Lawrence County Il PQTe TTsna Ef 6d9ntT H0TrDw
s1d SOdHy Wills #. Virgins, Of Ross County j. X
Richards was nominated on the first ballot
For Supreme Court Judge, Marshall j. Williams
of Fayette, the present incumbent, was renomi-
For member of the Board of Public Works there
were three candidates, Charles Il. Groce OF llcK-
away County; $, S. TrOup, of MONTGOMERY County
Groce was nominated on the first ballot. ,
For State Dairy and Food Inspector, F.. b
McNea of Miami was nominated on the first
ballot
Yor State School Commissioner there were over
half dozen candidates. but o. T. Carson, Of
Guernsey was nominated the first ballot.
In compliance with the recently enacted Baliot
Reform law, the convention adopted a device to
be printed at the head of the Republican ticket,
this device to be the American eagle. The con-
vention then adjourned sine die.
Secretary Fosters address was not read be-
cause it was published in The State journal
this morning.
The Republican STATE Central Committee, after
consultation With Major Mckinley, selected W.
NJ Hahn, of Mansfield, chairman of the Sta
Executive Committee. Hahn is chairman of the
old committee The other members Of the Cam
paign Committee will be selected later
For Reports Of the Speeches made before the Contention see
Eleventh Pdge)