The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-18
OHIO REPUBLICAN TICKET.

rDrGUyen.or, William Mckinley, !r,, Of Can.
i0a. 49,
O!Itebis county
For treasurer, ". T. Cope, Of Cleveland.
yo,sgppiae Judge, MARSHALL J. Williams, Of
Tsytl,e County.
TofBgas. OF Public Works, Charles E. GroGG,
siP.cEapay County.
GaaRy County
TorbaIIy and Food Inspector, Il. n. Mcneil,
olL!snl county.
CoLruprs, Ono, June l7.-Thc clos
ing day Of the Ohio Republican State
Convention was unrufted by any OF
those scenes OF dissension and disCord
that have been SO industriously pre-
dic,ad by many for some days past.
Fertile first time, probably, in the his
tor oi the State Of Ohio, every nomina-
ton on the State ticket was nude on the
trt ballot. For every Office, excepting
Goyeraor, there were from three to six
candidates, but there seemed u tacit
understanding that under no circum-
stances should any ill-feoling be engen-
Lerei to iIuperil the success of the
ticket, and early in the day the practice
vas established OF taking a single ballot
anil then, ere the result was announced,
changing 10 the leading candidate and
making his nomination unanimous. In
this way there was not a second ballot
br the same oiIicethroughout the whole
DAYS proceedings.
DIFFERED IN ONE RIsPEcT.
Inone other respect, though not such
lPIeasing one, was to-day's proceedings
different from those which have char
,seyized Ohio Republican State con-
Nations for the past twenty years
the failure to specially endorse the po-
ltgst career and services of Hon. John
Sherman and recommend his reelection
toihe United States Senate. 1t would
beam injustice, however, to the venera-
te Ohio Senator to suppose this omis-
son was due to a luck OF Sherman men
in tie convention. 1t was rather due
10 the personal request of the
Senator that his friends make
rOetort to secure the adoption OF the
lccusiemea resolution by this conren-
ton, The ambition OF Ex-Governor
Foraker 10 succeed Senator Sherman in
The United States Senate is well known,
lndit was in keeping with the general
cesic for harmony and unity that Sher-
M9n requested that the coming Sepa-
lof!al contest he not made the subject
6idlscnssion, and that no endorsement
Ge extended to him which did not in
cIndo the entire Ohio Republican dole
CATION IN Congress.
SENATOR suERMAS's GENEROSITY.
There is little doubt resolution spe-
cialIy urging the reelection of Senator
Sherman by the next Legislature would
have been opposed by the particular
admirers Of Ex-Governor Foraker, but
Tue friends OF Senator Sherman insist
ule? could have carried such resolu.
ho'id2spite all opposition, had not their
ardor been checked by their venerable
ahd pcacc-loying leader. Before the
SSS,hVeRtion met this morning Senator
sAeFMan,s advice to his friends had
KEN ., made known to every delegate to
!. his words were these: 1.-THE Repub-
ngan party in Ohio has never seen the
u'Ne when il was frcor from contention
u any kind or nature than at this
moment, have no evidence Of any
aoSeEeat aatagOnistic tome. Ny own
SSuAty and counties throughout tho
sue ., generally have, whenever tho
MaolGr, Y has been brought up, passed
Wv Slndcst Of resolutions regarding
u{se!I aud my public services. Through
suesire not 10 embarrass in any way
t. Ge STATE ticket, it has been thought
S.s. ~ not to indors6 any one as candi-
ny ~ lof The United States Senatorship,
Wv Wv 20 work first to secure control OF
s'v w legislature, and after that get them
" MAKE their choice OF q suitable man.
NOT A SINGLE JAR.
lAu' the convention passed'oR with
Nv nv single dispute or contest TO mar
Se ". lfotecdings. That there is n For
INtr /. action in the State Of Ohio which
+ u1iAicsI 10 the re-elrction Of John
,'y'5'ail ,r to the United States Senate no
iae denies, but the existence Of such a
lion 5.3A was not made manifest In to-
~ convention. Ex-Governor For
n MF RImscli paid glowing tribute to
~ ~ character and public services OF
I.iyo ISlaior Sherman, and that the eulogy
paHd a hearty appreciation in tho
S'sa'ts OF the majority OF tho delcpntes
=, =. manifest BY tho tremendous an.
F'-lse and cheers that followed.
THE CONVENTION.
-s,'''e FOR Its Harmony and Great Enthu.
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