New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

- 4, H.. 40. r,,,oc 20 co,r both metals and
y o ci o and
Of the demand for IT. s.rn ri nTw smn
o, I'm, Inc anS everw co,ntry in Europe other
silver STANDARD alone lone ne, not nn JSm
81 ~: InsS states sdop,ed in 1853 Of coming
frsetiona, silver coins IN m 1Ee prse and max
silver Dmon nnSep sor sma sums is the only
way to preserve the parity OF sIo called bImetailic
money. AIp hope hope and believe that the common in
tsrests OF commerce. nsss,om 10 either adopt
ratio based marke, value ;h Of the NE dc al
or or TO coin them ana MAINTAIN" ''e'' a.
'nrr present rao roed nv the producers of silver
me poncy now uIfet "a ny their debts in cheaper
money than thry promised TO pay is the free coin.
age Of silver This means the slmS gd This is the
ans ine II is The degradation of
dollar to Atty cents II appaea 10 our nmhc debt II
&c m" repmdiation Of one half Of al debts 1t con-
fers no favor producers Of any Kind Whetner o,
nnm,naiiv more dollars for their productions their
additional dollars would have only one-na s se bp I'd
c hs p,bSs noiicv would fall upon workingmen
skilled or unskled whose daily wage measune ,n. 10y
the Prese n,d The,r wages viii purchase Of
the necessaries OF life than the wages paid LOT sum-
lar aDIs se nystence that the cheapening of
will, be beneficial to them
eap GOOD money Of equal purchasing
power whether coined of silver or god or COM COM
ha Cd
maintained par with COIN This Is the b pm a,s
here We viii stand forever. We will seek the CO.
oneraton of ali nations and OF all parties in nam
tanning the parity of gold and silver coins he Rc
will not cooperate win US IN .n's ,ll, 40 alone
publican parry and neniv of II is as important 10 all
Good money an nouppI t Of rights and privileges
on, Lei MS then with firm reliance upon the prin,c ,
pies policy and wisdom of the great party 10 nr
We belong nominate our r sppeai to the nte
platIorls' au nonna ~ Ohio In ali the great issues
genSe q, he sst forty wears the Republican party
~ Eh,n has had the courage to propose and TO do
what ia right Let now follow IN the same P so
wa~ and we will not only EJECT a Republican COY COY
ernor and state ofhcers out a9 ~ the United
can senator anu q. no -" 0sio
states from 'ie "'"'o Vi O TT, .s,aorahio
Senator Sherman spoke Win
energy, and his references TO the currency ques-
it,, ,,.ors ,oudlv anplauded Warm greetings were
-, -.... .. h,s naming If Mckinley as Ohio 8
Presidential candidate ana foidhei do me- W
Senator AS soon as he had finished Eeherai
y. c,hu,,o.ha ,ras on his feet with a reso-
hurst "a N"'', 00."e' two ,,as shout Of
Iutioh iof "e''' --,., .o,.arcos he
opposition but in a few impassioned sentences nc
called attention TO the fact that Thursday was
oa'eN - ,,rood that the convention
Memorial Jay anu "ieeu '"a' 49,, r,,h,s ~
would certainly not infringe "pun -"
the veterans to that sacred day. When the niotioh
,..s r,t ,here were few dissenting voices. and
was put 'n.'e WIZ ~ hoo, caI,ed for Nom.
after the roll OF dis'r1c's hau pee" an
bers of the various committees ana 'ne ioeuo
contest had been referred to the COMMITTEE Oh
Creoeh''a's' 'he 'o''e"''O'
= The now state Central Committee elected is
as follows: Vivian j. Fagin. Gustave ); SaI.el
>; T. reisut w Morris. H. p Grouse,
~ ~ c.,awam Z, r Hart W. w. Merrick,
=. w. ~ p;arre Jonn r, Hopely T. r. Shinn
yames p Rarf w D. Miller j. NJ. Ickes. A. c.
James James h: hnri' '" Perry i p Barden, Colonel
= n,,;s Su,,thn,ebt
LEWIS Whsn the oonvention reassembled at sis the
TEMPORARY organization was made permanent BY
fesonsOm ~ Change it's vote until the final result
os ar haIiot had been announced new depart
ure intended to prevent stampedng. In the mat
ter OF the Lucas county CONES. y, ea,inr the dele
at,on beaSed nv Mayor Major and unseating that
headed by MI Locke' eoi'o' -
the repoi Voc sopo,ar,or uere IN order at 500
and speeches were limited to fve minutes G,
seconds. ]. w. Barger. OF PIKE COUNTY, annnh
Asa Bushnell Of Springfield smes H. Hoy Of
GsTssa Ses SasS Of Columbus Shc
was named by Congressman d; X: W ,.ceSnr;
Robert H Hsyss Of p preS and State
" Poe. of Bowling Green. were placed in nomina-
ton with bouquets OF ora,o Fry aha ballot
at $50 shouted as , one man fai rTr '"'0'
FIRST bao,EBarger &c. Keifer, =; Hoyt l l.s,
Nash. 1853; Nevns, eO Harris c DO; r0e IA: no
i Sushsell' s. Necessary 10 ''
Second ballO-Barger 49, Ksier Il. S. b.! H9 3ya
1884, Nash. 1891; Nevin, OIL Mains IT. W. ~
Bushnell ss 81 No SnUiSe 49, Kefe 4 Hoy 1856
Mn isSiH Nevins IS; Harris 27 Poe. 81; Bush
nell, 169 NO choice; ~ ,.haro,r and u was
After the third oaos roe $4,000 the 1rht was
evident that as had Deen preuic 'Iie rs. ao
narrowing down TO Nash ana bushnell iesPe0
lively administration and Foraker Candidates -
Cy'rth halot-Rarper go: Keifer, 10: Hoyt, 14S
~, rvui e ~ Harris %: bushnell, 347 No choice.
A>1ol,, ~, Ii, puehneu 40. Nash 279; Hoyt
120 Keifer, IL; Harris, 0. bushhei iacheu o''''
four votes. -oo. >,... oo,. 11ov, ~,
80 x" Z. Nevins. 1 Bushnell nominated.
Neie' 7, * m. the convention adjourned til
10 a. m: .o,,or,,on was about to adjourn
Just as the conVei'o.i LEI ~ rarort n,
Ex-Governor Foster apPeaieu VIZ, - III, y.
the Committee on Resolutions "nicn WIN y.
.rasartad ut the morning session. IL Is IN par