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

administration or bad legislation shall appear VIII
as surely receive their condemnation.
90 not Intend at this time to enter upon any rA
tended review Of the work Of the present Auhllisuu
non. 1t must not be forgotten that leg 'ily GiGcteu
Lieutenant Governor deprived of his scat Willout
egah contest In disregard Of all iOri's ana picoco
made and established In such cases. and that thcrc was
pSt III us place one VINO had not r eCeer p i,a
OF tile electors. but who the minority candidate
result reached 10y DENYING 10 the on soldiers al tie
home and the students Of the universities OF te s,e
the right OF suffrage. This crime against the Iiahcise
should and viii be rebuked ~.
The Congressional gerrymander was also the WORK
tsan arrangement Of the state for Congressional pur
poses never before conceived or conslmlatd. a
Republican state having by accident Deihocrauo
Legislature was so VIGOROUSLY manipulated as 10 give
10 the Democratic party sixteen out OF twenty one
Representatives deliberate dsranchisemeht OF MOT
than half Of the Republicans OF The state The shn
and vet tGe Democrac party by It's gcrrymander
cured tvO-tllrs majority Of the Representatives III
voice of Ohio is suppressed in the popular branch on
Congress and the voice Of the minority instead oil inc
majority, will speak and vote for the state.
FIGURES SHOWING LAVISH EXPENDITURE.
Economy in the expenditures OF the moneys OF the
state was pledge OF the party in power, and this In
common with all Others has been hagrantly Violated
Their record is Of unparalleled extravaganza For
the fiscal year 1890 the general appropriations were
SO 4S3,301, which was $4,000 in excess OF inc TO
ceipts. Governor Hoadcys administration cost the
state SG422,S 600 and the people retired nm WIN "a
single term. The first term Of Governor Foakers ad-
mniStraton cost $6,39J,73O The amount OF tiie aP
ernor Campbell's administration 7lS5.2O1, which
Is S,3O65y7 mOe than Fosters iiIs term Sl9oo,23S
more than Fosters second term, 5'O2,oi hOrc titl
IOadly's adminstiatiO a06o,J02 more than FORAKER
first term and 7o5,17J moro than fOraKers secoHu
term. Indeed, il a most fortunate thinS llat
Republican Congress returned to the states the direct
advanced by them for the prosecution on 'e var
OF dollars But for this timely inflow into our state
| treasury would have had deficiency; H.. nil,
require our careful consideration and shall receive It,
meet the people in the course OF tine campdlen,
The people Of Ohio want not a parslmOhlous; Out d
wise and economical administration OF the STATE gov
ernncnt. They demand that expenses slai DC hcRI
be diminished rather than Increased They would
abolish needless Offices which annually tend 70 depeo
the state They would improve the public instlt9'ons
and conduct them Oh business principesi anu HUo
through partisan management. Those institutions Ia
which the people have peculiar nlcresl s'iOuH ~
ceive the most sacred care of the STATE ana Gus "
be free from politics and scandals, ana auinhiseIcd
Shond h@ model Of economy and furnish an example
TO ts citizens OF frugal management anu Du'eSS
must detain YOU no longer other occasions will
offer fuller opportunity discussion. must not
further interrupt the necessary business OF thS cove
aSm indea. an Interest and purpose which the
forerunncrs of victory. We have never had greater
ali the people were involved. hone where the plain
people, have greater stake or deeper interests 10
them and for them the appeal must be mide. III e
we must rcpose our trust. To them We must ook Ior
victory.
The speech of Ex-Governor Foraker placing
| Major Mckinley in nomination was as follows:
Gentlemen of the Convention: have now most
we are about TO enter is to be in some respects OF
unusual character. While IL is to bc hoped that we arc
not 10 be called upon 10 confront greater NUMBER %
enemies in the aggregate, yet surely 1t Is known uat
we arc 10 contend against greater variety ihah ever
lonored enemy the Democratic party, which it would
appear that even The devil could not kill appauscl
| third parties. Qaughtcr) We do Know however,
that the political ehbboleth OF each ana every one
tho deal ppa
beat the Republican party daughter Not Only Is
the (iovern0rsp OF the great sa.e ~ VilU % 9UtI'
more than the General Assembly, more Than the pubic
Institutions. It reaches out Into National politics.
a United states senator Will depend upon its result,
and more important stu than all this II will determine
T4ethf fe next great Eat S! TSona contest of 1857
at the head Of the Republican or at t We
| shall win this fight lapplause), but we must hOt
! be content with simply winning IT, We must WIN u
checrs and TO that end we must select for our stand
rd-bearer that Who Of all Others can most surely
| command our undivided strength. lApplanse) We
| must nave Us leader tit representative OF our
views with respect every living issue; VINO III ms
the Iustrious chicvcments and the moral grandeur
n Repubicanism Cheers) He must be more even than
in the affections OF the Republicans of OHIO such
leader We have 1t isn't my privilege to point h him
out that has been already done. ly common consent
all ewes have turned In one direction one man there
is who, measured by the eXlgehcies OF thiS 0Icaslo
stands full head and shoulders above all his coh
radcs and that man ID NuHdhl MOhlulcS' NrIoI'hrOu
There are many reasons why he should he noml
mated; In the first place every bGdy knows NM NM
| where Every Republican in ohio not only knows
him. but what is better every EepubIc;yn IN ono
| loves him. c'GOod, good applause Ihdl Is iOC
! all. Every Democrat in Ohio knows him and every
Democrat in Ohio fears him. (ApptnseJ ms name
Is household word throughout the Nat0n ana through
| ont the whole world. wheresOevcr civilization exists
| il has become known. daughter and applause In
the first place he is true and tired ana Is no eX-
| pertinent. lie has been long time IN the public
| service lie began thirty years ago. lie started IN
| With Abraham Lincoln PROLONGED APPLAUSE lie ne
| began on the 18th day OF juno, 1otl when lie
enlisted as a private in the 23d Ohio Regiment ZAP
| many bloody battles he came out as major In his
| regiment (applause) when the last armed rebel lad
surrendered. (Checrsl He has been idenihed WIN WIN
every great measure Of the Republican party IN bOtn
field and forum. CheersJ Ills tariff course has been
one Of patriotic conviction and time viii Justly ms h
ever suffered defeat through fault Of William Mckinley
| Foraker and wrought his defeat in the Last Guber-
material election was received with the widest en-
Incapable Of the tFcachery and cowordice Of
| political assassination. Applausc) He doesn't know
what political Is and has only contempt Tor
the snetkipg. hyporrtical scoundrel who would use
tom todsy means that the 100000 Republican
of Ohio have got together apPause) aud are proud OF
S Setaon IN ' Official place in both state and nation
We are proud Of the CONSERVATIVE patnI1e oshe ira,
| Harrison, who sits in the White House Uheers anu
applause) We are proud, too; o. mat brilliant MAJ,
ncIic statesman who has taught law - Europe WIN
respect 10 ArnericaIamcs G.. BlaCe (PlOOncci Cheer
| lat-tO,sng ANA lan-Wavng for over minuteD we
are proud also Of the representative Of ONO in the Cab
net of the President OF the jnted States, IN hc person.
| 81 one Charles Foster. Npplausc) We are proud Ot
one great senator who has served his STATE WIN suc
distinction that lie justly enjoys The distinction oi
staudinr at the head Of the grand in the greatest
| legislative body earth. tChcersJ 49,
| Ohio Is the Lookout Mountain of the political battles
unou which we are entering aud william Mckinley,
| IT, is joe Hooker Of the Republican party tcheero)
and we are Tie boys laughter WHO mend 10 follow
him M is steep and ragged mountain sides and help
him plant the ias of Repubicanism in triumph there
| (Appauscl aid next year. Inspired by TINS glorious
! Achievement all the columns from Maine tO oregon
will be turned against the common enemy and q. 20
them Il will b. as 10 Bragg in 1903 Uaughtcr Their
| ines win lie broken, and before the rSistiess on
sIanclt they will be swept back into The depths II
Gl,r,n.n NAT the rules OF this convention be
nrnd@I and that by acclamat9n We nominate to be
our candidate for Governor mat bIiiani sUt'e19a