Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-16

Nllcnhcl itlhu OF CINCINNATI nom
mated Governor Campbell In The fol.
lowing speech;
am sent here by q large body Of
Democrats from Hainiltsn county TO
say ~ this convention that they arc In
harmony, heart aud soul, with the
general feeling Of Democracy through
out the State, and that the wise, proper
and patriotic thing for thi. convention
10 DO IL 20 renOminate our present
worthy aud excellent governor, Hon.
James Il. Campbell. Prolonged APP
plautc.l
Two years ago tho great Republican
dictator was IN the full tide Of his
power and glory In this State. Hur.
rounded by his cohcrents oi army
office holders OF his own making, and
backed by the strength aud wealth Of
the National Republican machine. II
did indeed seem vain attempt to seek
10 defeat Foraker, Tut nevertheless We
put up Campbell against him and
banged up the editor aud patent ballot
box, all that was left 10 commemorate
the memory " the once mighty
Foraker. Laughter.
BY the nomination u Mckinley. the
Republicans made the tariff an issue
In our state election. II IL desperate
attempt on their part 10 commit Ohio
10 Mckinleyism on the Presidential
contest. They fear tile verdict Of the
States, next year. They dread re.
currunco OF last years defeat. There.
fore, they will have recourse TO the
most desperate means TO attain their
ends.
Weacccpt the guagc ofbattle thrown
down TO US. Gladly, cheerfully, will
ingly will We light them on tue llnea
they have marked out; for II will bc
the most Astounding occurrence of the
century, II the progressive Intelligence
OF the entcrprising people of Ohio do
not put the seal OF their cOndcninntio
ON class legislation, high tariff robbery,
aud Mckinley In the coming election,
but what We are more Interested NJ
this year Ia good government for our
State. Therefore we want James T.
Campbell. fCheerr.l His nomination
here today will he ratified by the pco
pie la November. His nomination 10y
this convention will be- an endorsement
Of all that Il honorable, decent snt
dlgnihed Ia our politics. IL IA ou
duty 10 say 20 him, "Wcll done, thou
good and faithful servant, because thot
hast boon true aud loyal 10 every trus
rcpOscd In thee we invite thee agait
TO enter into the service Of the people.
CAMPBELL NOMINATED.
Campbell was renomluatcd on tn
first ballot.
The fir.t ballot taken resulted n
follows: Campbell, sos I.lG; Neal
l3i p.l6, Kline, 80; johnson, l.
When the result was finally au
nouncod showing Campbcll'a nominu
tlon there was another repetition Of III
wild scenes OF enthusiasm OF the day
| While the delegates chcered and wave
their handkerchief aud tossed the
hats tho band In the gallery struck u
"rhe Csmpbells are coming"
There was dissent only from III
| Hamilton county delegation. Will
| the othcrs were cheering, the Cinclf
natians hissod vigorously and refuse
TO DO quioted.
"On bohalf OF Cuyahoga county,
said Dodge, leader Of the kline mrr
~ move We make the nomination {
Campbell unanimous" The motto
was quickly put and declared carried
| ON viva NoCc Nott . iHt NtAl nun w
manded yeas and nays. Hamilton couf
~ men voted "no" IN chorus, aud 0
II TO emphasize their opposition, n
peated "No, no, NO, mol" For half
minute following the announcemer
that The motion had prevailed the
Missed loudly and repeatedly, no
withstanding the cries Of "Sham,
shame" from the CuyAhoga count
delegation. a committee was ~
pointed 20 Escort Campbell 10 III
chair. While tho committee were Of
nominations for lleutonant-govcrnC
were declared In order for this oilic,
w. V. Marquis, tho present incuu
bent was renOminAted by reclamation
At this Juncture the committee return
ed with Governor Campbell, and /
the familiar face Of tho Governor WI
discovered In the throng, another on
burst OF enthusiasm marked the pr
ceedings.
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