Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-29
PEACE AND HARMONY
After all Settle Down On the Two
Bellicose Factions in Ohio.
THE DELEGATION WAS DIVIDED,
Sherman having Two Friends and Foraker
the Same Number.
TIE ToNLHAWK BURIED ONCE MORE

naireu uene,ai W. IL eIioson' ol Iifhn' Il
personated the archangel of peace at t
RepupIcan convention to-day. He declar
tnat ne would nominate slate without
gard to either side. He would himse
withdraw, and, unless prevented
what would amount to an act of Provide N,
or the novers informal wopld NOVA that ,
forr d.I.o.. :. -. a. nI;uoI;-
DIV i'se W ,nne'po,i'
uo'hlnated oy acctanlation, anu that they
Mckinley Foraker, Bushnell and Hahn, ty
unmistakable Sherman and two easil
recognized Foraker men. As a result
this hold n,ove no fcbt woe made on ri
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San'''ion' an" "o,ei"oi :"
Alnlev MADE MS appearance ana went
the chair amid tremendous outburst OF a
plause and waving of hats and handke
chiefs
Notwithstanding that he had been u
x.;r, az, hx; cI,,L III.
uh'ii a NJ at 'he AinelieuS Ciup sa'ne
Ing in Plttsburg, and had Travelled continl
ously until almost the time he stepped mo
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the platIorIn, UoNefnor MehlnIey maSnlI
cent vitality seemed unhagging, and
seemed calm. forceful and ready for an
emergency as he stenned to the front of th
s ~ ~ L. o;1sI
stage, anu, gazing an instant az the Will
cheering mass of people before him, bega
his speech.
never netter prepared LOT batt'e.
"The Ohio Republican State Conyen
ton" he began. in such full-yoiced earnest
noss that if brongbt tb. areat croyrd in
stantIy 10 husn, is mere To-Day To organ
ize for the victory of 1892 This, our open
ing of the campaign. must result in ou
triumnb for the RenubIican marty in m,
nation W. were nerer em n-ond r.
saw. in better condition for battle. +" and {
reference to the administration of President
Harrison brought out hearty cheers, sue
ceeded few minutes later bv an extraordi
nary hurrah that shook the roof when the
speaker gave utterance to the name of Sec
retary Blaine. The mention of Ohio's son,
Secretary OF the Treasury Foster, by Gov,
ernor Mckinley, was also well received.
He continued, spiritedly:
we ioHe al our Ieauers' put we love our
, rnen; WIN us IL Is no longer a question OF
prom proll,ise1 M, we staRa Mhere we nave always
tariff which shall protect the homes and the
hresides OF America against all the world.
,,o amu We we Heeu not ee a.ar,ned as 10 Ihe out
ta,iff hill fnnr weetS CID es We Uera ; isoo
1t was then too Young TO speak for itself II
is now Is months old, and doing it's own
talking. lGreat cheering and laughter.
americam n srste1, d ,dar e ro upnoiu ~ Is S uns
right by II. Onr ornaments ssy in attacSing
that system, that the last Congress was a
billion dollar Congress. My friends. it was
a atwo-olllion-aouar Congress; By its enact,
dnS we t,n nane increases aS % sne dore'gn and
of 1000. .ooo. 600 in one yoarEa noins never
reached before since the foundation of the
iug.I
r.,, ,u,.o.
'u .'i'eh oa' IN fie'sours.
uentiemen' elosed one speech In Pitts
purs at O'CLOCK TINS morning, and now wish
10 s1op ntele snort lcries OF 10 on"' go
On: j sl'ihs you the greetings OF the Re
puolicAhs VI renhsyiVanla, with their
pioniise ~ W ioil up majority OF oo,ooo In
november lor tine republican national
ticket Now, whatever else happens here
teTnisr and S WSes, M mo ny. 14ity ana ira
tion, whether 1 have had my way or vou
have had yours, let the voice of this conven-
ton be the law OF Republican action. Zap
plause.I
As if sped from rifle barrel the report
of the Committee on Rules and Order of
Business, which was expected to be the
signal for the opening of the conflict be-
tween the Sherman and Foraker factions,
went through the convention unanimously,
absolutely without syllable of friction.
Now came the platform, and it, too. shot
straight across the platform to the mark of
perfect unanimitv. Not a single "No"
was voiced, and the liphtning-like quality
of the harmony was simply bewildering
the platform being adopted before the ora.
tors could rub their ewes.
TIL. po,n,. of t,. p,..,,
-, =,
m, 0ulllflpafl0n
1orses and commends the Harrison admin |
kinley and his administration. nrotectinn
S adhered to stoutly; reciprocity is specially |
mentioned; the Springer free wool bill is |
denounced; free coinage is also denounced; |
ust and liberal pensions demanded for |
very soldier and sailor who fought for the |
Union, and the rigid enforcement of exist
ng immigration laws is asked.
A whole Niagara of harmony was let
oose in the first nominating speech, when
sherman man, John r. Loeb, putting
onward Sherman candidate, Taylor, for
he head Of the State ticket. dwelt almost
ovingly for three seconds on the "vim.
igor and victory of peerless Foraker"
he convention hall was nearly drowned in
he ensuing torrent of enthusiasm. For
secretary OF State besides Taylor, the Sher-
nan candidate, Wydman Foraker) and Cbes.
er Independent, with Foraker leanincsl
'ere named. The voting had not been long
n progress when it was seen Taylor would
ave majority, and changes to Taylor
egan to be announced from the ballots at
rst cast for other two candidates. The
esult was as follows: Taylor, 1861; VIVID
ian, 1SS; Chester, 14115. Taylor's seiec.
ion was made unanimous. Judge William
. Spear was unopposed as his own sue
essor for one of the two Supreme Court
udgeships
The Comnromise s,at..
Long before tnls point OF the proceedings |