New-York tribune., 1895-09-11
THE BUGLE BLOWN in OHIO
Continued from First Page.


:, was even more significant when coming from
Senator sherman and told directly to Gov
ernor Mckinley himself. Nor was Mr.. sher-
x,o,.s ,,aorsement OF Foraker for Senator re-
ce,ved with any less approval When the Seha-
tor said. 1--WE of Ohio glory In the names OF
Grant. Garfield. Harrison and others. he hesi-
tated for a moment as II he feared TO forge'
some one. and vast chorus from the auo'-
ence sane out "and sherman This was taken
I'M with a hurrah. and the incident anefteo 'ne
venerable Senator for a moment Then az
broke away from his set speech long eno"e"
70 say; II was speaking only OF the rres'
dents who were" Senator Sherman spoke "S
follows:
Felow-cizens: thank you for the easy avsr this this
pleasant duty assigned & psnscan me ~ State Convention
a. Zanesville composed Of delegates i'o, .nnnted a
county in Ohio. BY unanimSas mss wSse the hearty
RpaSsapss Of ono BY on sna' pss
s ,Ds dss5sG ,snss he e ss Of which
10 elect the nominees of that conven,o, ~ uo ond
eyeTy ey Tnom onnddaee named on this Is true and
red Republican deserving your Ht,es assigned him
The next thing il promised was to elect Kepupm. popnr
cam Legislature that VIII send Joseph -; laca now
ccrnned % mr., by Senator Brice. He needs no introduc
ton ssembass in Ohio He hs5S 9 aseaS OK
eS5 prnce their yfSr and their
s,,ccass The next thing the convention proihiSeu
Was that a united delegation OF tried and true Re- @
pubcans should be TO the next Nat,onal W,,a9 he
publican Convention TO present the name or w i' a
Mckinley the CHOICE OF the people OF ONO i9o o
Five him their hearty and united support -,
These three declarations OF the convention naNe
heen ASSUMED by the Republicans OF ONO. Every
sentiment OF personal honor every % %opss',VS oS The
Republicans of Ohio. demand that these inrfe e
promises OF the convention be executed ,itetny IN IL,
good faith. and with hearty enthusiasm VIII nav
occasion TO present each OF these three gentIemen
10 YOU and do not know any three VINO wou'u
make a better appearance on the stage
THE POLICY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
But fellow citizens. there are some things or
greater Importance to the people OF ONO ana Oh 'he
United States than the selection of candidates ana
these are the principles and policy that underhe
our political organization. We are Republicans
not because of the ability and merits OF our can
didates bu; because the public policy we auVocate @
will tend more than any other to promote the plosa
perty and happiness OF the people or ONO ahI
of the United States. We glory In the names 3 1i
Abraham Lincoln. Ulysses s. Grant, Rutheriord B
Hayes, James A. Garfield and BENJAMIN, IA, harrson' @
and Of the great who were their Caoihet Coui-
eellors but still more In the fact una, tne nrpuo % ~
can party was the agent of divine PROVIDENCE IN
saving our country from destrucuon; tnht IL pia.ea
our great Republic on SECURE foundations thau ~
converted a confederacy OF states INTO nduon
liberty 10 en.ighten and encrcle the world Inese
are the great achievements OF the Republican
party. o. o..o.ro,
mon the people Of the United States by the Re,
publican party. At the close OF the war IL auoplen
and steadily pursued the policy OF honestly pay
ing every debt and fulfilling every oDlgation con.
tracted during and since the war First ana most
fmnortant OF the promises OF Abraham Lincoln
made in his second inaugural address. was that;
with malice toward none. with charity for all