The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-09
NKINLEY READY TO FIGHT.
NE nLinns THE NATURALIZATION
ron ErIsJISG BUsINRss TRoUBbEa

Money Aiatters-The Days Proceeding.
COLUMBUS. o. juno a-The Republicans to-
dcv ronominated tho present State officers
h.,rd new speech from Gov. Mckinley. and
had es n tidc show to their Convention the
nrcsenco OF tho Duke or Nerngun and some OF
hi, suite during part OF tho proceedings. Tho
yells OF tho delegates when Mckinley was
nominated seemed to unnervo the ducal party
as much as tho enthusiasm at a critical mo-
nent In n bull fight would s.artlo o party OF
American visitors in Madrid.
The {, mention was conspicuous for the
sbeerce Of grsat leaders OF tho party In Ohio.
Had It not been for tho hls fuss over the Duke
the crowd would hnvo boon small and unen-
thusias.ic. Tho only tussle Ia tho Convention
yas over tho food and Dairy Commissioner.
the contestants. DIR. McNnsl. tho present In
cumbent and Waiter Brown OF Toledo. being
persunnlly on tho ground. The wholesale
rroccrs " tho State flooded the delegates, par
ticularly l,ose from the cities with kilograms
protesting against tho denomination OF DR..
NcNcal. Tho delegates from tho rural counties
stood by Tho present Com issioner. Tho boom
OF the cannon and the procession In honor OF
the ruEr OF NeraGua proved an attraction to
the delegates. and they filed into the State
House yard to got glimpse OF the distinguish
ed visitor AZ Il consequence the Convention
was late in getting started
At lu:l5 o'clock Gen Grosvenor. tho tempo
rnry Chairman. called the assemblage to Or
dor. and II. NJ. Duugherty OF Fnyctte was made
permanent Chairman. On motion OF Gen.
Grosycnor the rules were suspended and the
Convention proceeded to the nomination Of q
candidate for Governor. This brought the
Hon L. NJ Nevins OF Dayton to the front He
said. ms 10 nominated Mckinley; "For the
lcun convention Is held in the same city with
3, man in whose veins flows the blood OF
sa1r%r Found 0q%sus nss Tsh dts It's
Mid 10, ests nlirG with wilder Ind.
Jams and savage beasts. 1t was then
has rolled on Cor four centuries. and the illus
triou- son et the iilustrious sire visits our
tune that lie finds thnt party again in possess
sion the dest na dan being tn. the l9gsal do
Loud laughter.l The speakers alusion to
Grover leyeland going fishing on Decoration
Day and his nssHr'ion TINT Mb Cieys|snd
zion day. BROUGHT down TIE house. During
founded at the enthusiasm when McKinleys
was the no he Gov
sInor q the action S OF the Convention d End to
ley entered the Convention again went wild.
In his speech OF acceptance Gov. Mckinley
Ohio s Rh T hssf .sfs d
Of the opposition, We do not walt for tho
contest. We challenge them early upon every
State or national. which divides US: The ma.
tional Administration has done nothing thus
men a deep ,distrust. The financial situation
March 1. has not been improved BY ANYTHING
the national Administration has said or done.
no OF Il: 90
sbiity to ~, restore , confidence; stop the oHt.
reserve which Mr.. Cleveland. in bis first nd
Gated to that purpose and nc, other. he has
Hs Ia tia. tss sum Was
trust fund for the redemption Of the green
4 a had Been se carried on the debs statsment as
sny other cash balance In the Treasury.
snS sd 1h. s to- eso.s h dness
financial dishonor. So when hewas compelled
e eEoss i. as h. has been several times since
sverywRsrs prevail
been able to bring the better times promised.
Business failures have increased. banks have
money is harder to 3cFf0T and
est Labor and capita! are In doubt about the
future. 1t may be said that the new Admins.
which iS upon US. because the Administration
n ioRs to sss
dSy the Presideut should OFFICIALLY and aS-
thortatlve!y announce that there would be no
change in the industrial legislation otthe c2un-
met and solved upon that standard OF financial
honor and n national good faith " which has
once CONS back Would it not7 Does any
If it is true, as tho ADMINISTRATION boldly
proclaims that our financial distress 10 occa-
stoned by the silver purchase law. which re-
ounces of silver every month and issue Treas
ury notes therefor then why does not the
that law believing he knows the cause Of
shs trouble he makes no effort to remove It.
s"nno " escape Tss m"Sh. n h"y 1
e s2"s w%f and its Ding
SSU "so Is WY WA. Se is do"s
We do not know. He has no time for office
doors o. his % oliciai household in their
faces: that is susceptible Of proof. lilo
S en n%' to see Tho 's i me 81 sv ,s
70 70, be :, commended. Whether he wants to or
arn"e, lnconv"nicnt MS that may seem 10 the
president. onGrrss must lie consulted.
led the ,,creal Otto protective tariff law Of
ItMN. nnd the enactment Of revenue tariff
nav Wllch VIII give M consideration TO Amerl-
can labor. u" need To American enterrrises.
PM no concern for invested capital. Tut be
Ivl-t 70" revenue and for nothing else. DO
Ee want them t. carry out that promise! As
.riub.lmhn- ! am sure edo not And there
~" many Democrats who agree with MS.
pp ll ar. III 80 who may have voted Tor tho
I.ril' VIII II" not want .ree trade There are
ylos" who may have believed with the PreSi-
Gent siN months ago on the tariff question. |
Shr after further reflection and after viewing
NE unsc,t led condition OF the country now,
null prefer that the present economic policy
What will the Democrats do with the
sIiLi We can only wait and ,et; tut the |
WAITING and the any ety and uncertainty is
lI@ht'nn Certain it is they will mako |
Woo! Tree. and thus strike down ono OF Ohio's
erent agricultural products. Tin pIate niso
nv N.Y. mad" tree; and tn new and splendid
PING thom p must Ia, crippled financial
tm,.riIlod " md ,ho ,;,o r"iitai invested
!n=mcn .!rivcn from employment or lie forced
90 work nj reduced wages sugar will
haze TO 60 from The st Of free articles to The
Nn' 0. tariiin.l articles. ana cheap sugar DO
Igain made dear to til" ulns>es. , un another
product ~ Oh!", must 10 mndo free 4 cen