The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-09
MKINlEY TO RUN AGAIN.
The Ohio Convention RcnOmil3teS the
Governor.

All the other Present Republican In
cunbents Also Rsnominated TIL e
Platform Reafhrms the Republican
So-called Policy of Protection Presi-
dent CIeveland's Attitude Toward
the Financial World Denounced.
Columbus. O.. June S-A few minutes
after 10 O'Clock this morning Gen. eros
vcnor called the republican state conven-
ton 10 order and Rev. ID II Holmes I'M
plored the divine blessings on the pro-
ceediugs
Hon H. NJ Doughcrty was introduced
as permanent chairman and madea three
minute speech.
The report Of the committee on resolu-
tions was read 10y Congressman G. W.
HuIck of Clermont. Each plank was
loudly applauded
Gov Mcninley's name was presented
as the nominee for governor by Col. Bob
Nevins of Dayton and was seconded by
Senator J. w. Nichols of Belmont. There
was no other nominations and the gov
ernor was declared the nominee amid
scene Of wild enthusiasm. A committee
was appointed to conduct him to the hall
and a few minutes later he made his APP
pearance. He was greeted with cheers,
which were prolonged for several mo-
ments.
OTHER INCUMBENTs NOMINATED.
The following incumbents were re-
nominated by acclamation;
Lieutenant Governor-A. L. Harris.
Treasurer T. Cope.
Attorney General John K. Richards.
Judge of the Supreme Court-Joseph p.
Bradbury
Member of the Board Of Public Works.
Frank J. McCulloch
The expected contest developed over
the selection of candidates for food and
dairy commissioner. b. +. Neal was
named for denomination, while Lucas
county renOminated Walter Brown of
Toledo Heated speeches were made by
the adherents of both candidates. The
secretaries had commenced to count when
MIR Neal was renominated by reclamation.
An eagle was adopted as the party en-
blem and at II 80 O'Clock the convention
adjourned sine die.
While the chairman was putting the
motion on Gen. Harris denomination, the
Duke of Neragua entered a side door and
was shown to a box decorated with Span
ish flags He was instantly recognized
and heartily cheered by the delegates
The duke remained for a few minutes and
watched the proceedings with evident in
terest
THE PLATFORM
The platform emphatically commends
the national administration of President
Harrison and the state administration of
Gov. Mckinley, and says:
We favor a policy of full and adequate pro
lection for American labor and Industries.
The best exemplfcation Of the principle OF
protection and reciprocity that has found eX-
preston in the statutes is the Mckinley act
NVp cordially declare adhesion to the
declarations of that government measure ana
favor such amendments thereto for
may show to he advisable We condemn the
bill passed by the democratic majority in the
House Of Representatives OF the last cOnKess
and the present avowed policy OF the Demo
cratic party to place wool on the free list as
an unjust and ruinous attack on all the agri-
cultural industries of the country. We insist
on such full and adequate protection for the
wool Industry as VIII enable American farm
ers to supply the wool required for conSump
tion in the United States.
the PENSION PLANK.
The platform contains declarations ia
voriug protection of the farm products;
rigid enforcement of the immigration
laws, and continues;
We adhere to the republican policy of
granting pensions to the wounded and dis
ablcd union soldiers and sailors OF the late
war, and the widows and orphans of such
are deceased. and we condemn the unfriendly
and unjust policy already made manifest by
the present democratic administration.
We favor honest money, composed OF gold,
silver and paper, maintained at equal value
and under national ana not state regulation.
The financial honor Of the country must be
maintained ana its credit preserved unm-
paired. The weak ana vibrating course of
the present national administration in deal
ing with the financial situation meets with our
condemnation.
We denounce the avowed purpose Of the
Democratic party to repeal the prohibitOry
10 cent tax state bank issues - It's
purpose Is to abandon the present currency
system established by the Republican party,
the safest and best ever provided in any ma
tfon, and TO supply its place with currency
issued under the authority Of each one of our
fortyfour states, which can never he either
safe or of uniform value.