The sun., 1892-01-07
JOHN SHERMAN NOMINATED.
HE rs CHOSEN ON THE FIRST BALLOT
BYA vo7E or 81 TO 8s
n. per.Her Ne. Very Angry-They De-
sounes both Harrison ana "eh'n'eS
shermau's Friends Fight Hard for an
Opea Ballot and win = Many i"seS
s,esehss are Msde In the Caucus.

eberuau's Friends Fight Hard Tor an
o~.. BALLOT and Win - Many Lively
s....s.. are Made In the Caucus.
Cotuxaua O., Jan. GA great crowd had
sstharsd IN the Ohio House OF Representatives
iono before tho hour set for the assembling OF
the Joint caucus at 8 o'clock tonight. Ihere
"a. the rreatest excitement and confusion.
and a,ectioneering was going on to the last
The galleries we're crowded from Immediately
after supper until the caucus met. and
crowds stood in the halls unable to
sst admission. Promptly at o'clock
Representative Daugherty Of Fayette county
called the caucus to order and made short
speech congratulating the Republicans on the
election Of Mckinley as Governor and the death
Of British free trade. The speaker spoke feel
ipely Of Blaine's sudden illness to-day.
call Of the roll showed all the Republicans
preseut except Representative jackson. who
sfterward came in. A motion to clear the gal
leries was carried by vote Of IS to 81 amid
hisses from those occupying seats there
When tho great throng was mado to vacate
the men yelled "Hurrah for Sherman" and
"hurrah for Foraker" while the Chairman
vslnly pounded the Cavel and called for order
On motion Of Mr.. McGrew Speaker Laylin
was made Chairman OF the joint caucus. and
was loudly cheered when he took his seat
On motion OF Mr.. Taylor OF Jefferson. the
Clerks OF each branch were made clerks OF the
caucus On motion Of Mr.. Wanger. a secret bal
lot was asked for. substitute was offered
BY Taylor Of jefferson. demanding an open
ballot. The yeas and nays were called for.
On these motions Parker OF Cleveland and
McGrew OF Cleveland made speeches for q
secret ballot and also announced that open or
secret they were for ex-Gov. Foraker.
Mr.. Green tcolored) Of Cleveland said that
49, al AaI tp fn nj n q Ia
pleased on election day. but here 1t was differ
snt. Here you vote as your constituents wish.
II not woe be to the man who betrays his con-
stttuents. He was FOR John Sherman for Sem
aEor. and wanted all to know that he was not
betraying the people Of Cleveland and Ohio.
Mr.. Taylor Of Jefferson also spoke at length
On the substitute and urged its adoption.
citing tho Payne secret ballot eight years ago.
he hopea that no man was ashamed OF MS
vi. McGrcw Of Springfield wanted te know
men f"es were Me'f threatened that Hereafter they
would be rcleGated, to private life 6y the men
| Ss da no tns s,e @0 cRess psss As % h yaa
E 3s
fEss"q HSs h SPsa
voted. No Republican had ever vet been
elsStfd Senat9r % by secret ball ballot ~.
bTltlAlQ OF COluhDlnnA also SPOKE on Cn0
question. urging an open vote. as did Black Of
a e rqsdsy sFpsned his
was in favor Of q secret vote 70 relieve those
efs ssys eob
n"t %
Rerublisan caucus. He was in favor Of an
0n was Foaakssr F%ans made
thsauaie aience laugh by frequently speakin Of
hissSndlaate ID as JSseph BENJAMIN Foraker in:
a r. TSss the s eRSn Ra
ss Senator o Nichols of Belmont county placed in
nomination the Hon. John Sherman. in an elo-
Of
he apd s Da1s Of hs sss HH
tom his election as Governor: &c, When
ever BIain.s name was mentioned It was
ir Green e teoiored Sc seconded @ the nominatien % 81
sherman: Welsh q Knox presented McKin-
Kinley is not 4 candidate.
Jackson !coloredl Of Cincinnati, seconded
vs,Y 4 was nearly ID ocSck, and the lawmakers
- Dicks of, Cincinnati placed Secretary Of the
Senator Cingman Of Cincinnati put in a good
word tor Fire Alarm Foraker. A despatch was
read from Mckinley withdrawing his name.
The roll was then called and resulted in the
Senate: Sherman. 15: Foraker. 8. In the
sherman. So: Foraker. SO: Mckinley. /: Fos-
ter !.
sherman and Foraker were sent fo-. and
made brief speeches. and than the caucus ad-
jOurned.
The Foraker men are as mad as wet hens
and say that the end is not yet They are
especially bitter against Governor elect Nc
kinley. who; they say. stepped In at the last
moment and took hand In helping his friend
sherman. Az the nppointmepts in the Adju-
by order OF Mckinley to Adjt.-Gcn. Pocock.
who returned from Canton tonight and an
nounced that no appointments would be made
until after the Senatorial caucus
Friends ot Sherman deny that Mckinley has
taken u part In the fight either for or against
sherman. but has adhered strictly to his pub
Iishcd determination not to interfere. The
lody, but the grandson Of his grandfather, and
tliat by next March the country will be rid OF
"GmndIather's hat and Baby McKee," Cap
I.lla.. Kurtz. Bushnell. Cox and O. host OF
other Foraker lcutenants say 1t will be nee
r,ssary to nominate Blaine. sick or WELL II the
Republicans expect to carry Ohio this fall.