The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09


Tho state Ticket Named.
OHIO oIEPUBLICANs STATE TICKET
doygasoE-WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
LIEUTENANT GovEBNoR-ANDREw HARRIS,
arAfa TRgASvRgR-WILLIAMT Il COPE.
AfoasgY GESRRAIr-JoHN X, RICHARDS,
Ruvaaug JupJg-J osEPHP. BRADBERRY,
Mguasn BOARD PunLIc woREs-FRANK j,
M0guLLocu,
Poon AND DAIRY COMMISSIONED +, b
MlEE!LL
COLUMBUS, O.. June S.-With superb
eloquouco Governor Mckinley to-day
received the laurels Of success, a presage
perhaps OF higher honors to come Tho
great protectionist was in magnificent
form, and in accepting denomination
as the Republican candidate for chief
magistrate Of Ohio, he virtually out
lined declaration of principles by
which he may be judged as candidate
for the presidency.
The permanent chairmanship OF tho
body, after much sharp preliminary
skirmishes, had been relinquished with.
out bitterness or battle royal, whether
willingly or unwillingly, to a pro.
nounCnd adherent OF AIcKinley's alleged
enemies, while the Chairmanship OF the
now state central committee fell in sim.
iur fashion to an undou6ted admirer OF
the great prOteCtionist.
After prayer by the Rev. DIR, N. II.
llolmesJ Permanent Chairman Harry
Daugherty was introduced and spoke
as follows:
MR.. DAUGHERTY's SPEECH,
Mr.. DauEherty, after thanking them
for the honor conferred on HIM, said;
ave believe in the sincerity of our
leaders. A few OF them may not be
hero to-day, but l notify the Democratic
party that they must face them in the
fight, aud they will be with us at the
finish sharing in our victory.
"When We young men OF the party
have forgotten the prayers our mothers
taught US and the advice our fathers
gave US, then and not until then can
tho Democratic party even attempt to
toach ua that the doctrines for which
Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Blaine,
Harrison the Shermans, Foraker and
Mckinley fought were wrong and that
tho pretensions OF Mr. Cleveland are
right.
"The Republican party stands for
honest money, and believes than any
dollar should 80 as far to buy bread for
tho poor as any other dollar will go to
buy bonds for the rich. We are not
dOspondent, and do not believe that
tho devil and tho Democratic party
can destroy the country while the Re.
publican party lives to fight them both.
Our good women OF this country can
sell enough chickens and eQgs alone to
break the bank OF England, and in ad-
diHon TO that pay to the country's de-
tenders liberal and deserving pensions
nngrudgingly l thank you for this
honor and await the pleasure Of the
convention"
DUKE OF vERAGUA SEES HOW 1T'sDoEE.
Chairman Daugherty was heartily
applauded The climax Of the conven.
tlon now approached. The duke OF
Ncrasua entered the hall and amid
salvo OF applause was given q scat OF
honor in q box near the stage. He was
accompanied by the duchess aud others
Of his party.
1t was a. this Interesting juncturo
that the nomination OF Mckinley was
made. COL Robert Nevins, OF Dayton,
IN an oloquens address, put his name
before the convention aud was seconded
by q dOSen others Tho nomination
was BY anclamatioa and went through
with arush, many delegates rising to
Their toet and 70 the evident anuze.
ment otthe ducal party, cheering like
tho Indians oi whom tho famous ances-
lor OF the duke was .the original dis
Coveter.
a committee was ut onco despatched
70 notify tho governor and during the
ihterlm Lieut. k}ovornor Harris was r0.
nominated. TRis also was donO by nc
Governor MSRinloys entrance was
t9o Sign for a terrific outburst Of ap.
pause, which he acknowledged with
eiaIr,aeteristic inodoSty. Taking tho
plQuorm ho said:
MgtsLEY's SPEECH
hh PREsfDEsr AND GENTLEMEN or THE
CosvRSrioNi- u accept tho nomination
which you bpRo unanimously tondorod
no, and Itbank you for II. II is an
"or 70 have II thus offered. 1t iB Il
ugsy Y accept ii. might justify my.
eoli IN declining tho honor; | could not
10 declininR the duty.
Vho honors have already had, with
tne ono YOU tavo lust bestowed only in
crcasse my sense Of obligation TO tho Re-.
puOlicans Of Ohio and nuke thoir sum.
mons my pleasure and duty.
kepublicanism will have sevoro test
IN ONO this yoaE This state is tho
coveted field Of tho opposition; they
Wlll contef horej but with unity, ,har-
pohy aud courage, Our party will
triumph over all. We do not wait for
,n0 enemy to form their limo and Chal-
leigc us to contest. Wu challenge them
SSatly upon every ISSUE and upon overy
l,hq Ql controversy, state or national,
Wn'oh diyldo1 us Ono day We learn
l9ey want 10 give III battle oil state
allalrs, then upon national Issues. We
invite thnm before tho bar Of public
judgment for discussion upon both and