New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
4 SOLID FRONT IN OHIO.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION NAMES
A STATE TICKET.
UNwAvERING FOR PROTECTION TO AMERICAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND INCIDENTS OF
THE GATHERING-THE PLATFORM
fay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


which finished its deliberations here to-day was
n remarkable gathering OF representative men OF
the Republican party. Besides being the largest
number of delegates IN the history OF the party
conventions. It was made up largely or active
business men and leading farmers. strung
ticket was nominated. as follows:
For Secretary of States. NJ. TAYLOR OF Champaign
JpdSe Supreme Court-JoHN A. sHAUCK OF Mont
g. i goInery e ryr,,,sororosCAR T. coRsoN Of Gucrn7ey.
uember Roard Of Public Works-CHARlES T. GROCE'
Of Pckaway.
Significant facts were the unanimity with
which the work was accomplished and the en-
thusiasm manifested in all reference to the state
leaders. including Mckinley. Foraker, Sherman
Foster and others, indicating clearly that al
factlonal lines separating the Republicans OF
Obio a-a ohliterated Ex-Governor Foster who
has not since his business misfortunes OF year
aqo actively participated in politics. received
rraetino gratifying to the older Republicans VINO
p,are active in political matters when roster
twice led the party TO victory as the candidale
for Governor The reference in his speech on
assuming the duties Of permanent chairman oi 'ie
convention. to National affairs provoked noera'
applause In the remarks OF the dlHereht spear"
org who ad dressed the convention, the ha"'eS u
Mckinley Reed and Harrison were mehIoHeu i''
connection with the nomination for the flesl-
dencv ard each, II easy TO see had many
friends among the delegates. In ONO the strung
Rla,ne sentiment has been largely trahsierreu ~
Rood 4 fact manifested by the enthusiasm WIN
which the latter's name was received anu eA. ~
Ntotin,ov he has perhaps a stronger following
T., ,bis state than any of the other distinguished
.rtlomen considered as Presidential possiplii'ies'
In a speech by State Senator Car"' preSe"''"h
candidate for Supreme Court Judge ne ue-
,~oI that Ex-Governor Foraker would De the
=, r-,i.e1 States Senator from ohio MT
C,or,, v,as member Of the Legislature tha'
t,,.sd Senator sherman over Governor fordhcf
,hro. vsors ago. and his commitment TO the
,a,.or T. an evidence of the unity OF the party.
1,h. r.sult ~ the convention insures victory III
Noveu,ber and makes almost certain the elec''on
Of a Republican United States senator 10 su00eeN
Senator Brice IN 1895.
The platform reafi.rms the principles aoopleu
by the Republican National Convention Oh lo'-'
,ndorses Governor McKinley's Administration IN
o,,hrs,,stlc language. commcnds Senator Sher-
man and the Republican Congressman ana goes
| on to say:
We recognize the Tar act OF 1890 known a as the the
Mckinley act as me ea,ertion ap,eI Vet enacted and
condemn and denounce any attempt 70 feptai hnt,or
amend II which does have for It's object petesr t
| protection TO American labor and American inter-
| ests than is secured by II. ,,,oh,a ,arin
measure known as the Wilson bill and the senasd aaad
substitutes therefor and anehon,rn On ,sts and sec
tiona in their provisions and as % i've tinted ~
prosperity ard happiness Of the people o, uhe of fac
tories and banks reduced 20 ths co,n
coo OF working people ana e nroperty and business
than tho whole amount or the NationaI oepe a. N
olVSe H dIties would promote undervaluations
fraudulent invoices and increased importauons, WIN
njens lion and result in a constantly increasing an. an
nual deficiency which II Is proposea 10 income
| and Increased internal duties. - .. aos,ro,,
"X We GenoInce the attempt Of Congress TO destroy
=, ,1n,,io of reciprocity thereby CLOSING large
| nrodtable and steadily increasing foreign i"aiNe'
70 W. .' 1snounce the oft-repeated attempts OF the
Democratic party, under their present determmed d1
| interests by taking from farm products tne JUST
protection that is granted them ny the wise anu v
beneheent iessaH1n senneGt 1t OF the National Orange
that all tarn laws shall protect me pFocpGSS
'"E Ers s' WOO; now advocated by the Democratic
par,y Wo" iye farmers of the market It affords
,r nasturage nay and grain and require the put-
chase - ram w2o s % IN return but gold thus free wool
you'd TO that extent rob the American peUp,e pp,cv ~
coin necessary for business and have tenrenSy ee
q, ca,ise financial distress. We demand such protec
ton FOR sheep husbandry as VIII sesurs neroan ia octs
10, U,,o,,y n supply a.! wool and mutton needed LOT
consumption in the United StateS ne American farmers
| and workingmen by the Democrats 1oiiii.t.sv :,
| q which, III NioldtlpH u
80 ~ ali legislative usage and tradltoh ueiI'eS ne !
,hor, a hearing when they desired. In proper @ aiI'
reasonab;e manner 10 remonstrate against ues''u1-
w 6snounce the present Democratic Administ'a S
,ton Tts bluniSrs and failures nave eXceeteo w w
.orst annrehensions OF It's btterest opponents w
| T.roi,nre It's unwise and un American nianhftv It -
,nant ~ our foreign affairs. It's Hawaiian Po'0S
mas been a National disgrace ,,..-..,o, of the
'IVe denounce the present ADMINISTRATOR OF tIie
p'rsion bureau az a deliberate betrayal or the W.,
80 ~ Union soldiers and sailors we depore une
naeless prosecutions. suspicious, deiayS anu
tIons ~ which they have been heartessy supJecteu
;n nrocurng their just dues We denounce tie @ suS,
III III mo - yIthout notice or hearing OF pensions once
allowed as Illegal demand that pehsiU" $50 frad U,s
S@rorted shall not be suspended except Tot lrauu
duly proven. III, c,,,.ox os u,au as cold Is
o,n 81 the great products OF the United STATES -
on,,o 90 and use as a circulating medium shoulu oe
s,aadiv maintained and constantly encouraged oy
~ Va,ionai Government. and We advocate sucl
,,riicv nc Will by discriminating legislation or other'
wise most speedily silver to its rightlui pace
as n money metal , .,,-.oso or tho Demo.
I'll. leaders 10 restore the era or wlucat aii1
49, dog" money by repeating the prohibltory !.
,ar cont fax on State bank issues: All money OF
| tyhoteyer kind should be under Nauonal ana ho'
"Ih,e In view OF the general good TO accrue to the
,narIcan people by the construction ana operation
~ the Nicaragua Canal by the United states oIoV'
ornment we commend the project to our representa-
| tives In Congress