Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09

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Food and Dairy Com missioner II. II.
McNsilI.
COLUMBUS, O., June s.-With su-
perb eloQuence Governor Mckinley to-
day received the laurels OF success; a
pressage, perhaps, OF higher honors TO
come. The great proteetionist was In
magnificent form and In accepting re-
nomination as Republican candidate for
Chief Magistrate OF Ohio. he virtually
outlined a declaration Of principles by
which be may be judged as a candidate
for the Presidency.
The permanent chairmanship OF the
body. after much preliminary skirmhh-
lag, had been relinqulshed wthout BIT
terness or battle royal, whether willing
ly or unwillingly, to pronounced ad-
herent OF McKinley's alleged enemies,
while the chairmauship OF tho new
State Central COMMITTEES fell In similar
fashion TO an undoubted admlrer OF the
great protectionist.
After prayer by Rev DIR. n. n.
Holmes, Permanent Chairman Harry
Daugherty was introduced, and after
thanking them for the honor conferred
on him. said:
1--WE believe In the sincerity OF onr lead
ers. A few OF them may not be here TO-
day but notify the Democratic party that
they must face them In the light and they
will bs with US at the finish sharing In our
victory.
"Wheu we young meu Of the party have
forgotten the prayers our mothers taught
us aud the advice our fathers gave US, then
and not until then can the Democratic
party even attempt 20 teach us that the
doctrines for which Lincoln, Grant, Hayes,
Garfield, Blaine, Harrison, the Shermans,
Foraker ane Mckinley fought, were wrong
and that the pretensions Of Ar. Cleveland
are right.
"rhe Republican party stands f9SM
money, too, and believes that aA(
should 20 as far 10 buy bread for the %
as any otherdollar will go 10 BUY bonds
the rich. We are not despondenf. and
not believe that the devil and the DEM
cratic purity can destroy the country whilS'
the Republican party lives 70 night them
both. Our good women Of this country
can sell enough chickens and eggs alone 10
break the Bank Of England, and In addi-
ton 10 that pay 10 the country defenders
liberal and deserving pensions ungrudg-
lQgly. i NOu ioi Nuio hobvt eat
await the pleasure Of the convention"
Chairman Daugherty was heartily ap-
plauded. The climax OF the conven-
tion now approached. The Duke OF
Veragua entered the hall and amid q
sayo Of applause was given q seat OF
honor in box near the stage. He was
accompanied by the Duchess and others
of his party.
was at this interesting juncture
that the nomination OF Mckinley was
made. Col. Robert Nsyins, Of Dayton,
In an eloquent address, put bis name
before the convention, and was second
ed by dozen others. The nomination
was by acclamatIon and went through
with a rush, many delegates rising TO
theIr feet. and 20 the evident amzement
Of the Ducal party. cheering like tho
Indians Of whom the famous ancestor
OF the Duke was the original discov-
erer.
committee was at once despatched
to notify the Governor, and during the
interim, Lieutant-Goyernor Harris was
renominatod. This also was done by
acclamatIoh.
Governor McKinley's entrance was
the signal for terrible outburst OF ap
plause. which he acknowledged with
characteristic modesty. Taxing the
platform. he said.
GOVERNOR M'KISLgY's SPEECH.
ME-. president ASD GEsTLEMEs or THn
C0yyExrfoy:-I accept the nomination
which you have unanimously rendered me,
and I thank you for IL. IL is aa honor 20
have IL thus offered; Il 10 = duty 70 accept
IL. / might justify myself In decling the
honor; could not in declining the duty.
The honOrs have already bad, with tbo
one you have Just bestowed, only increase
nv sense Of ooli CATION 70 the Republicans
fOhio and MAKE their summons my p ess-
ure and duty. think know the labor
and responsibility which your action 10
day imposes upon me, and which would,
Under ordinary circumstances, gladly
avoid. out which. under existing conditions
and because Of your unsDimous call, grato-
fully and win due appreclstion ssscTs
Republicans viii have severe test 10
Ohio this year. This State IL tho coveted
field Of the opposition; they viii center
here: but with unity. harmony and cour-
age our party will triumph over all Wo
lines aud challenge us 10 contest We ctel-
lenge them early upon every issue aod upon
every line Of controversy, State OF nstousi,
which divide Us. One day we learn hey
want 10 give Us battle on State sfairs,
then upon national issues. Weinyite them
before the bar Of public judgment for dis
cussion upon both, and shall permit them 70
run away from neither
The Republican party has been 10 con-
troll OF the executive and legislative depart
rneuts Of the State government since Jan
uary. 1872. and Is therefore accouhtsolc for
Legislation and administration since A
pref review Of conduct OF Ooio State af-
fairs during the last eighteen months was
given by TIE speaker.
Turning from exclusive matters Govern
or Mckinley said:
TIE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONS
has done nothing thus far, except 20 create
ia the minds OF business men deep dis
trust. Tue financial situation which for
the most part has prevailed since the 4th
OF March, mas no. been improved, nor has
the financial striDgency been relieved oy
ANYTHING the national .sdministration has
said or dons. II has announced no policy.
sug9ested DO relief, and given no sign OF
il disposition or ability 70 restore conf
depce. stop the outflow Of gold %
soreixu countries aud the contrno-
which has taken place zt
cme. The one hundred million of
- rsterse which hn cAspeland, In his