The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-06-19
FORAKER SCORES.
Naming the Chairman CT the
Ohio Republican Convention.
DEFEATING SENATOR SHERMAN.
sdcKinley's Nonlnation for Governor o
EoreSone Conclu.ion-rrotcst Against
Reciprocity Tho Money Question a
snns-arosvenor Ees!sns--Tnird Party.

CoLuMpI-s, O.. June 17.-Asa Bush
nell Of Springfield is to be the perma-
uent chairman OF the Republican con-
vention. 1t took the committee Just
torty-five minutes to na.nc its nan. Tho
result is . signal defeat for Senator
John Sherman and . corresponding VIC
sorry for Joseph 3. Foraker. Tho latter
had Is n,,ntars Of tho committee ouS
Of u. Sherman was not even placed in
nomination, although 1t had all along
been understood that in coming here as
y delcgate-at-large he had expected to
preside over the gathering. When,
however, it was proposed that Bushnell
be chosen by exclamation the three OBJ
jected with one voice and protested
against gag law. One in particular
said he had been sent 70 tho convention
as Sherman man AID proposed TO
stand by his colors. Finally, Bushnell
was selected by q majority vote. This
means that no resolution endorsing
John Sherman fcr senator viii be sub
mitted. His past course, however, may
be approved by perfunctory resolu-
tion. In this tho auti-Sherman feeling
was scarcely apparent. At night il
overshadowcd oven the contested por-
tions OF the ticket. Sherman's friends
have made u gallant struggle to secure
the endorsement of the convention for
his reelection, but the odds; are agrinss
them by large s,l.jority. To quote a
1kalatSnSa a uyhn ia N, t,:c w.t.
''shcr,nan's Sun Eas Set"
The senator realizes that it is unlesir.
able to force matters to I'm issue at this
time aud intimate friends report him
as saying that he would prefer to step
aside for good rather than endanger the
harmony Of the party. A good deal Of
speculation has been created by the az
rival OF hugh Cayanaugh, worthy fore
man of the knights of Labor, and ".
Hayes of Philadelphia, member Of the
executive board. Both fitted around
the lolbies OF the hotels and at times
conversed with delegates that wore the
iron badge. The general impression is
that their visit has relation to the
threuts Of u boycott by the order on Mc-
kinley that have been growing out Of
the tronelos III the government printing
Office at Washington. 10th uayes and
his colleague, however, aver that they
have no interest or identification with
the present political situation.
The Con.niittoo on Resolutions
esse,nbled in the state auditors Office at
T:3u, locked the door and put a sentry
on guard and entered upon its work.
Little progress was made and at 10 it
was decided to refer the subject to
subcommittee to report at : q. In.
David Harpster, the wool king of Wy
andotte county, entered vigorous pro-
test against any Endorsement of Biaines
reciprocity policy, which the committee
promised to consider. A snag was also
struck on the money question. Some OF
the committee f::Yoring plank after
Sherman's bi-,netaiist views while 9TH
ers weYo disposed to throw in mild free
coinage plank in Difference to the de-
raa;ld3 Of the granger element
Dl.j. Mckinley
was rendered largely attended rccep-
tion by the Lincoln leaugus at its club
house and made brief address. For
aser arrived at 10:l5, and was escorted
from the departments With l.onors fully
equal to those paid Maj. Mc!kinley
earlier i'll the day. Whom tine Neil
house was reached he made brief ad-
dress, in which, alluding to the prev
alent topic, he said thas he had no per-
sonal motives to serve. All he wanted
was the goodwill Of his party end his
fellow men. If he had the goodwill
then other people could have everything
else.