The sun., 1891-06-17
TaE OHIO REPU BLICANS.
.,,nu roR4KER's NOON GETS A
ooon SEND OFF At COLUMBUS


Dec,i,es to roment Strife. and =
..r Man - Chosen TO Preside-
Major Mckinley Received !" state ana
w,u Head tho Ticket by Acciamatton-
m, Convention Yelis Itself hoarae Over
,.,.r-McKiu,ey Makes = Speech.
,u,rvprs, Ohio. Juno 16.-The State Repub-
~. convention met ut $3.50 T. NJ. In the
ns, nV.s op,ra House. a structure that was not
..,,, ,,r mao In the summer timo evidently,
". n was particularly hot there. Tho stage
~ p..han,samely decorated with hngs. bunting,
'.,,rcens. Nowors. &C.. and showed the work
w., ar,,st in that llno The delcRates occu-
"a oll tho .lrst floor OF the house. the Or
,ys..,ra chairs. and pntQuot, while the visit
~. rare slowed away In tho family circle and
s.r.,y. There were few lady visitors who
ss..nni.d seats in tho private boxes and other
rsyts OF the house.
Ths Hon. l. b. King, Chairman OF the State
c.,,,,l Committee. called the Convention to
.ri.r and IN ade long speech In slow. hesi-
..,i,e vay. He Congratulated" tho party tu.-
,,a N. word Congratulate" In every sentcnce)
~ =. Al the great and good things 1t had done for
-. copntry. When he spoke Of Ohio's Big
rnu,n sherman. Mckinley. Foster. and
ro,stsr. Il was interesting to note tho effect
:. tbs creat Convention. All were cheered.
mt Mckinley lead In the demonstrations Of
.rnroral, whils Foraker's followers appeared
"A have tho hest lungs. The Convention fairly
-,o. Wild whom his name was mentioned. He
h evidently still In tho saddle in Ohio.
Ths speaker congratulated the Convention
an tho fact that 1t was going to DO wise
thing In the nomination OF Major Mckinley.
and said: no Vaccinations OF the evening
,.n encompass his defeat in November" A
s.utepce that was loudly cheered..
Atthe conclusion OF Kings speech. he intro
duecd Mr.. Bob Nevins VI Dayton. the temtu-
r.ry Chairman. who. two years ago whom
Poraker was nominated. was tho Wit OF the
Convention To-day his speech was very
dry one. lie affected the eloquent style OF
sressing and that isn't In his line. His refer
epcs 10 our cool. level-hended President" was
etesred but not half % vociferously as when
be SPOKE o: the man at his right In the Cabi-
net" some small boy In tho gallery star cd
tho greatest demonstration In the Convention
whom be yelled. "Hurrah Tor Blaine"
Nsvins denounced Gov. Campbell. and said
two years ago he had promised home rule"
for tho ct!os OF Ohio. but instead OF that his
legislature had ripped up all OF them. Camp
bell had made fun OF one Of Fcraker's Cincin-
natl Boards because 1t had an insane man on
Il. but Campbells Board had two dishonest
men as members. and he could not get rid OF
neven after an extraordinary session OF the
LEGISLATURE called to oust 1t. for the Supreme
Court declared tho law creating the new Board
y Alter IS The speschss the Committees on Rules.
Credentials. Resolutions. and Permanent Or
esnizatiUn were announced and the Convon-
ton adjourned till o'clock Tomorrow
On special train Of nine coaches and q bag
elss car Major Mckinley and escorIine dele;
srissd % At I ii :i5 A. N. over the Cleveland.
Akron and Columbus road amid great enthu.
aum., The LINCOLN League. 400 strong;
"a accompanied bS stbs. Mekln!ey Club
hs s, ssssoa q 1. oeeek aee;, and
iSs special train. The movement toward tho
DEPOT attracted a large crowd, whIch, made
iss9 si ss S9das
eelimpse OF McKi nley. and as he emerged
{.om tho train and was net by LresidentS {.
League cheer au vent % up % when v was S CONTINUED
sas sanhnz q sWo Ines formed "
:, The nine coaches in The train were all nllcd.
two Of the car- and having i decorated with
!saisaslpn: Tippseanos and, Mcki9lsy.
too" The delegation numbered somsthInR
from and hs Masan snE1 nn
their distinguished leader.
. 5sn %sdf f1Ga gss .S cSa
engines a, Orrvile and receive the. stark
Sour. Ike Citizens "iS Band Of i"s Canton aecom
torm.iion OF the parade marrhed directly b.
Al tn ,rr nrd n a
GScysand anl STARK county Clubs;
Ths escort up High street consisted OF the
Tho Msse yRd eub OF ondon snd she
..aithsEsiting dele cations: The carriages con-
Mite 2! IiH the lincoln II easue. @ '''''
The MAJOR wore . plug hat. which he In
ausIrl9usly tippsd In response to numerous
Sa,;,e SSai,s badge oi the Stark county delegation.
Aep House the escorting clubs formed in open
Madsf. Madsf and as the carriage containing MAJOR
sskinley ss, passed through .hey greeted it With
man was eluipped. AS tho Major aiighted he
WIZ oshy shse wsles San wa,
thrse enr.sniiiins ysiis were given.
today:
flss ss, 81 ohio 'endrrod me ha,dsom%e me vote ior
L.snlenant-Governor. my friends viii again
present my. name on Wednesday with my con.
s sen,; nut whoever may be nominated can count
oh h'hs cordial aud earnest support OF
III, PRIVATE DALzELL"
e..hs me lollowing telegram was received from
oecretarT Foster:
WASHINGTON. Juno 16.
sooHhn r. ION uUiiom Mckinley:
-, oE,c'al duties OF an IMPERATIVE nature com
s Ml me to deny myself the pleasure OF meeting
,hse ,be Ohl2 Eepu hllcans and OF participating IN
.ae work OF the Convention. sent bymail the
,sTeel meant to have made. with directions
70 nAVe II read. My congratulations over the
. ,aIEe attendance. the plucky spirit, the Eood
MMorH. and the certainty OF electinR the ticket
'eSt will be nominated. CHARLES FOSTER"
~. rDsieGates arc wearing tin badges on which
Al. Mckinley for Governor: nominated and
s'esr,ied 1891. American tin"
hl the political clubs OF the city. irrespective
w w I.rt,. are keeping open house for the enter
s,n sihmeht OF tho visiting nepublicans. They
ne 10 the LINCOLN League. the Thurman CLUB.
can lub.
hllis ls regular Foraker Convention. John
=, u ms Lrsrty and country. doesn't appear to be
y "a II. The Committee on Permanent Oreaniza:
SGSSe elected Gen. Asa Bushnell OF Springfield
FFnnatman OF tho Convention. Bushnell is
Katksrs chief cook and bottle washer. /. j.
HHoossihg"r OF Athens. another Foraker man.
wasa chosen secretary and assistant SECRETARIES
"err named from each Congress district.
ca lohg wrnrgle ensued In the Auditor OF
S.sts ONCE over BushEelfH selection. as