New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
FINISHED THEIR TICKET.
NOMINATIONS BY THE GAINESVILLE CON
VENTION.
OHIO REPUBLICANS SELECT FRIENDS OF FORA
KER AS THEIR CANDIDATES-MEN WIN
WILL RUN WITH BUSHNELL


KER AS THEIR CANDIDATES. WHO
WILL. RUN WITH BUSHNELL
GAINESVILLE Ohio May 29.-Victors and vanqusned
came together this morning in Memorial han WIN
tho intention OF finishing up the work OF the ne
publican State Convention with dispatch. 10 the emu
that the delegates and visitors might return 10 ther
respective localities time for participation IN the
exercises of Decoration Day.
The net result Of the defeat OF Nash Is to dts
POSSESS Governor Mckinley and his frends OF tie
control OF the State political machinery AFTER Jahu-
ary next and to make Ex-Governor FORAKER the
party dictator of the State. 1t likewise settles the
fact that the Ohio delegation to the next Repup-
ucan Presidential Convention will contain az ieas'
two anti-McKinleyies at large in General Asa bush
nell who will then the title OF Governor. anu
ex- Go, ernor Foraker. VINO VIII propapS Do ~
to az Senator elect.
Senator Sherman prompt In opening proceed
inps at o'clock and the delegates were e9uahy
prompt in responding 10 his call Tor order' f'N
Secretary Foster first introduced 10 supm''
the platform and resolutions. when were hu'iie''
read and az quickly adopted. moderate app'a"Se
being bestowed upon the naming OF Mch"'ey do !"
candidate for the Presidency and OF Foraker for the
next Senatorshp. -,
The nomination for Lieutenant Governor was tne
next on the docket. Only one name-tnat OF ~ W.
Jones OF Youngstown. was submitted ana MS se'e'
ton was made by reclamation
Five candidates were named 'Or <fuii'ot VI 80
The contest was principally between cnarles w.
nick Of Akron cx-chairman of the state central
Committee. and W. J. Gilbert. of Caldwell. oh
tho second ballot Gilbert declared the hom'"ee'
Tn. vote was: Gilbert. 800 Dick. Ia.
II was evident by this time that the STATE "Ne"
IN bv the Forakerites at their ll-night sess'o"'
,fter IN. nomination OF Bushnell. was gong
,hrouoh without accident AMI interest in the pro-
.o1l,gs hogan 10 wane The second ballot for Su-
linda
'r;.o Ninshal bv a vote OF $50 to 2S2 for Price.
Josiah Il Allen OF Athens. was renominateh iof
clarL of rho Supreme Court without opposition.
,rb. convention began suffer from the neat anu
., 90, disorcjerly by the time nominations Tor Al
,ornev General we're reached, and every attempt
a, a sneech was howled down. These names were
submitted: W f. Parmeter Of Allen: Harvey j.
t,cll-y of Carroll; h. J. West OF CLINTON; D. D
lone. Delaware: +. 5. Monette Crawford; harry W.
Doughertv Fayette and George Slcan. OF Seneca
ON the third ballot Monette was nominated py
vote OF iS5 against 1876 for Dougherty
For state Treasurer ". T. cope OF Cuyahoga, was
a candidate for a third term. but his claims were
onnosod by Samuel A. Hunter. Of Lucas; Joseph
lanes f. cook OF Fayette. the Sheriff OF Wash
ington Court House. who repulsed the moo al ,ns
ATTEMPTED lvnchng az Washington Court House last
October and Samuel Campbell. or Jefferson
Two ballots taken without result IN .ne
third ballot a final rally made to ). a. Hunter.
of Lucas but Campbell cdrred off the nomination
a OF AS to III
r / TJbarger OF COshocton was renomnated
by reclamation for member or the BOARD OF IuunJ
Works and at 2:o5 O'Clock the convention adJouthed