The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
nusuSrLL TICKET oors THROUGH.

nuSiSELL TICKET GoEs THROUGH.
With single exception In which III.
Ito interest was takOn, tho Bushnell
alhto wont through complcto for tho
eight places on tho state ticket, secured
Il majority OF tho mnmbcrs aud all OF tho
oditora OF tho state committcs aud really
mndn clean sweep OF tho old rogimu.
Whilo thcro woro many disappointed
candidates and their liuutonants, yet
tho most material thing for tho future
nrc tho conditions that confront Gov.
crnor Mckinley. His presidential boom
III ohio Is IN tho samO embarrassment
rs was Shcrlnan's candidacy under the
Fostor imintstration with GarticIh'a
senatorial nnncx IN 1880 In 1854
shGrman had tho Blaine elament
rs well US Foraker and Foster
10 contend with. In 1855 Sherman
had tho samc old cxporioncc, and in
lS9O thero will DO Mckinley dclega.
ton from Ohio to tho Republican ma.
tional convention, bu. 1t will DO seloctol
By Foraker and Bushnell, no matter
what may bc tho result OF tho state cleo.
ton next November. The Foraker.
Bushnell combination has control OF tho
party machinery and tho present party
organization continues ill after tho So
lection of the delegates 10 tho next Re.
publican national convention. Foraker
aud Bu.hnell will bo two o! the delo
HGtes ut large themselves, and thoy are
not ut all likely to grant Governor Nc
kinlcy permission TO nRm0 tho other
two, although 1t 10 believed they will
consent to Sherman and Foster going to
the national convention rs tho other
two delegates at large.
WILL CONTROL rn;Sds.
OF course tho machine Ia such atronc
hands will alao control the selection OF
district delegates. and there arc some
who think that Foraker may como out
In 1895 as Garfield did Ia 1880. which
would moan that McKInly would come
out rs Sherman did at that time and In
succeeding years. Aitor tho defeat. OF
Foraker by Sherman for senator two
years ago, the friends OF the latter
rested on tho triumphs OF sherman and
Mckinley, while the latter went to work
with more regard for their organization
than ever. and with a di.tinct Wow Of
regaining ascendancy in 1895. They
have secured at this convention every.
thing they wore after. i the Repub-
lican, carry the state ucx. November
and Bushnell becomes governor and
Foraker senator, there is no telling
what will happen in Ohio in 1896 and
thereafter. Should Lush nell serve four
years n, governor he would PROBABLY
succeed Sherman in tho senate Rs we'll
rs Foraker succeed Drice. and the old
school OF Republicans would all be re-.
tired. There never WAS state conven.
ton in Ohio that involved so many
radical changes for the future as tho one
Just closed with tho Foraker. Bushnell
men in the saId!es for further conquest.
THE rRocEEDtSGs.
Although 1t was midnight when tho
convention on the siIth ballot nomi-
mated Genera! Asa s. Bushnell. OF
Springfield, for governor. yet the dele.
gatos weso up early working for favor
ties for other nominations. They
checred Sherman. Foraker. Fostor and
o.hcrs heartily "a they entered the
hall. When the Convs nsion re-a,scm.
b!ed at 9 n m. to-day PRAYER Haa offered
by Rev. F. Richards. OF Zanesvillc. Ex.
Secretary Charles Foster. chairman OF
the committee on resolutions, presented
the platform. which was adopted and
cheored as road. especially tho resolu-
tions on Mckinley and Foraker.
The platform appeared in iull ia ycs-
torday's dispatches.
~ ~ NJ
was nominated for lieutenant. governor
BY accla,nation.
Gen. Jones. like Gen. Bushnell, was
a captain in the civil war and both werc
on Crow. Foraker's staa and arc great
friends OF thH ex-governor.
Withou: inciden. tho following ticket
wont through: For auditor OF state, W.
D. Guilbest, of Caldwell; for supreme
Judge, Thadcug A.. Minshall, OF Chile.
cotho; ior clerk supreme court, Josiah
B. 4 Hen, of Athens; for attorney gem
eral, Frank 5. Monne,r, Of Findlny; for
state treasurer. Samuel B. Campbell. OF
Steuhenvillc; member board OF public
works, +. L. LybnrGer. Coshocton.
nUSHSgLL's ACCEPTANCE.
General Grosvenor as | 80 reported
that the commit,co on notification had
decided on Saturday. June. l. when the
committee will visit General bushnell!
at Springfield and oil cially inform him
OF his nomination. and that the commit.
tco had just received tho following :elc.
gram:
"SrRiSGF:ELD. O., May %.
"Zo Hon, Charles Foflr chdiTHGa notification COM
miict, ZIhcSTiltt. o.
al have just received your notification
OF my nomination for governor Of Ohio.
| regret 1t 10 impossible ior mo 10 reach
Hanesyilc in timo to make my ncknow-
lcdpomeuts 10 the convention before It
adiOurns. | nm deeply sonsib!c Of the
distinguished honor that has boon con-
iorrcd upon me and appreciate tho re-
sponsiblitic, l must accept in assuming
the same.
please give tho convention my
thanks and assuro ,hcln that | will do
ali in my power to make victory certain
In November. vii! DO pleased to SOC
the committee II, proposed Oh Satur-
dav, June !, at y. N.
Signed. AsA 8. BUSHNELL"
After adopting tho eagle az tho party
emblem aud tho usual local resolutions
ot thanks aud authorizing tho state
committee to tili Nil vacancies, tho con.
yGn!ion ~ 2:l0 p. IN. adjourned.
NrklHfLT DENIES