Evening journal., 1893-06-08
KING M'KINLEY TALKS.
The High Tariff Chief Re-
nominated for Governor.
A BIG DAY IN COLUMBUS, OHIO
Christopher Coils Big NamesaEe Town
All AstIr with Republicans. Span
ish COlors and Visitors Preparing
for the Demonstration TO the Duke de
VeraRua- -Republicans Rally.


for the Demonstration TO the Duke de
Veragua-Re Republicans Rally.
CoLUM BUS, Ohio, June s-When the
deleg ates to the Republican State Con.
vention got out of doors this morning
they found every business block on High
street from the Union depot up to the
State House grounds, and far beyond
gaily decorated with bunting, stars and
stripes and streamers that were different
in color and design to anything they had
ever seen. Some of them thought that
this was a surprise on the part OF the
citizens by way of a recognition of the
prospective denomination Of Governor
Mckinley by acclamation, but they were
undeceived with the information that
these strange-looking flags with the
roy al colors of Spain and that the
G orgeous attire of the thoroughfares
wa intended as a compliment to the
Duke Of Neragua and his party.
President Da ugherty's Speech.
A few minutes after 10 o'clock General
Grosvenor called the convention to order
A hearty greeting was accorded Hon. H.
NJ. Daugherty when he was introduced
as permanent chairman, and in recogni-
tion of the cordiality, he limited his
speech to three minutes. He said I'VE
believe in the sincerity of our leaders,
few of them may be here to day, but
notify the Democratic party that they
must face them in the fight and 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 the
Democratic party even attempt to teach
US that the doctrines for which Lincoln,
Grant, Hayes, Garfield Blaine, Harrison,
the Shermans, Foraker and Mckinley
fought, were wrong and that the pre-
tensions of Cleveland are right. The
Republican party stands for a money too,
!, and believes that any dollar should go
as far to buy bread for the poor man as
any other dollar will 60 to buy bonds for
the rich.
1--WE are not despondent, and do not
believe that the devil and the Democratic
, party can destroy the country while the
Republican party lives to fight them
both.
, "Our good women Of this country can
sell enough chickens and eggs alone to
g break the Bank of England, and in ad
dition to that. pay the country's de-
Q tenders liberal and deserving pensions
ungrudgingly."
Enthusiasm over the New Platform.
The report of the committee on reso
D lutions was next in order 1t was read
by Congressman G. w. Hulick, of Cler-
mont. Each plank was loudly ap-
plauded.
Mckinley Re-Nominated.
The decks were now cleared for nomi
nations Governor McKinley's nam,
d was presented by Colonel Bob Nevins, oi
Dayton, and seconded by Senator J. w
D Nichols, of Belmont There were NJ
D other nominations and the governor
i was declared the nominee, amid a scene
e of wild enthusiasm. The committe,
e was appointed to conduct him to the
d hall and a few moments later he made
e his appearance He was greeted will
j cheers prolonged for several moments.
The TariT King Speaks.
2 LATER-Governor Mckinley in accept
ing the nomination expressed his graft
d tude for the Republican partys renewed
c expression of confd dence. lie said tn
party would enter into the coming cam
h paign with a challenge to the Demo
IS cratic party for discussion upon boil
Q state and national issues.
70 After a brief review of state affairs
. the governor said: The national admin
~ istration has done nothing thus far
- except to create in the minds of busines
men a deep distrust The financial stu
: alton which for the most part ha
prevailed since the fourth o
nor has the financial stringency bee
4 relieved by anything the nationa
y administration has said or done. 1t ha
~ announced no policy, suggested no re
- lief and given no sign of its dispOsitio
or ability to restore confidence stop tn
4 outflow of gold to foreign countries ar
- the contraction which has taken place q
a home. The one hundred million of gOl
- reserve which Mr.. Cleveland, in his frs
y administration, set apart as sacre
fund to redeem the greenbacks, an
I which sum he dedicated to that purDos
~ and no other, has been the first, SIM
T ularly enough, to encroach upon it'll
,s first to drop below the hundred millio
IS :. line which he himself had established @
y the only line of safety.
>, "If it is true, as the administratio
~ boldly claims, that our financial Gistres
is occasioned by the silver purchase la
q which requires the government TO bu
:. 4, 500, 600 ounces of silver every mont
% and issue Treasury notes therefore, the
20 why does not the administration CONVEX
% Congress and repeal that law?'
ek We Can Only Wait
re and see what the Democrats will do wit
I'D the tariff, but the waiting and the anxie
'sI and the uncertainty is paraly yzation.
IN general revision upon British free tra'
10 basis must take place If they do VIII
an they promised in 1892, and upon whii
inn promises they claim their victory W
won Every'vestige of protection from q
laboring man and industries of the L nit
States must be withdrawn and a fr
of trade must be inaugurated.
of In the course Of his remarks Govern
a Mckinley spoke of the Democrats
90 having "a GOLD President and silver Co