New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-24
BUSHNELL NAMED AGAIN.
OHIO REPUBLICANS ALSO INDORSE MR..
HANNA FOR SENATOR.
COMPLETE HARMONY IN THE PARrY-rHE PLAT
FORM EXPRESSES UNsHAKEN CONFIDENCE
IN PRESIDENT MKINLEY AND HIS


ADMINISTRATION
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Toledo. Ohio. June 23.-The Republican Con-
vention did its work swiftly and we'll to-day.
The ticket was nominated and all other bust
ness under consideration disposed OF In less than
three hours. The nominations were with two
exceptions made by acclamaton. and the plat
form was adopted without dissenting vote or
voice. The Nominees are as follows:
For Governor-ASA w. BUSHNELL
Lieutenant Governor-A. W. JONES.
Supreme Court Judgs,JAcoB e A. o f gTRKETT slT
State Treasurer-sAMUEL CAMPBELL.
School Commissioned ID. BONEBRAKE
Member Of Board OF Public works-C. A. GOD
DARD.
THE PLATFORM
The following platform was adopted:
The Republicans of Ohio rejoice In the magnf-
United States Overwhelmingly decided in favor OF
an honest dollar and chance 10 earn IT, and
elected as President that splendid son Of Ohio
William Mckinley.
declares the true principles and policy Of the Re
publican party TO all the declarations OF that
Qualifediy commend the President and Congress
for their wise and statesmanlike execution of its
pledges.
The Republican party has always been the friend
Of the downtrodden and oppressed, and has always
pie for Independence We extend our sympathy to
the patriots OF Cuba In their efforts 10 achieve
hope the day Of their deVershee IS near at
hand We commend the course of the President,
and express our confidence In his speedy and pa
triotic disposition of the Cuban question in accord
ance with wise craftsmanship and a firm and Wig
We believe hat the Administration In negotiating
the treaty for the annexation Of Hawaii has acted
wisely. ana re express the hope that the Senate
w. We se,ounce the violation Of the spirit Of the
orders which extended its operation beyond its
and nc AND % demand maj such
We commend reforms Inaugurated in the Pension
gard them an earnest OF the sincerity of our
pledges to the veterans Of the Republic. which we
enforcement Of their just claims upon grateful
pe%SPei %s ,vor N. D,..,s. by Congress ., such law
as will provide a National Bonrd Of Arbitration to
Of s1 sc h' ne @ a
corporations engaged In interstate commerce and
Faithfully welded to the principle of protection. We
demand for the wool-grower, Of Ohio such ample
lean focks sufficiently to supply all American needs
We indorse the wise. faithful and satisfactory ad-
late the people of this State upon the financial con-
diton Of their commonwealth, which demonstrates
cay na 'na and RepuScan Ies
lature. We promise continuance of biennial
remedy the present inequalities of taxation: the
St GnS e
est possible powers of local government with the
c The S hf o
roads and all those pr gressbs deas % wneh Keep
Tn The thanks Of the people OF this State due to
ss for S s splendid and
we the people on their
IN Desrng to continue such representation and ap
precatve. Of his services to the party and to the
and proved atness for the place. we indorse the
candidacy Of the Hon Marcus 4 Hanna for for
pledge the support Of the party in the next General
Assembly his election to both the short and long
terms.
dates was not general after the Governor and
Governor had been chosen. While
there was no contest these two nomina-
tions. the candidates being the present incum-
bents yet by reason Of the position and per-
sonality Of Governor Bushnell and Lieutenant
Governor Jones the great audience sat notion
less while they were being put in nomination
and only departed from its attitude OF rapt at
tention to give utterance to occasional bursts OF
applause Governor Bushnell was called on Tor
a speech after he was nominated and thanked
the convention heartily and gracefully for its
Of a denomination by acciamatloh'
SENATOR HANNA's SPEECH
After the resolution ndorsing Mr. Hanna for |
the Senate had been read and applauded there |
were loud and persistent cries for the junior
Senator from Ohio. Advancing to the front OF
the platform amid roar of cheers and ap-
plause Mr. Hanna made a short. forcib!e and
at times eloquent speech. He astonished ana
surprised the delegates by the excel
ence of his oratory His voice was firm and
'ar-reaching and it may be truthfully said that
ne made the speech OF the day. He PAID @ amor nGoie
tribute to President Mckinley and his work
THE President" said he, has not only met
he highest and best expectations Of his friends,
out he has fulfilled the hopes Of the Nation ana
he world in respect to him. he mas won ricn
abundance Of golden opinions from all parties
rhe welfare Of the great Republic Is safe IN
,is keeping He has at heart the interest ana
veil being Of ell patriotic citizens In ms career
ls Chief Magistrate of this Nation he Will JUSTIFY
he predictions Of his friends and the hopes Of
LII the people" -
Concerning the tariff Mr. Hanna said: THE
Republican party in Congress is framing a
Measure that will be the most nicely balanced,
he most scientific and the best Tariff law the
ountry has ever had. We shall hear good
leal about free silver In Ohio this year, but
lothing about free WOOL
Mr. Hanna gave to General Grosvenor great
redit for the ample measure Of protection ac-
orded wool in the Dingley bill. In conclusion
fir. Hanna said: Success this year depends
mon unity of purpose, devotion to principles
nd organization. l will join hands with our
distinguished Governor and take my place In
he front rank and remain there from It's be-
inning to the end OF the fight
CHEERS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
When Senator Hanna eulogized President Nc
linley the convention rose to Its feet and
heered long and Justify. and when he finished
is speech there was another splendid outburst
( applause
Immediately after the adjournment OF the con-
ention the new State Central Committee or
anized with Harry NJ. Daugherty as chairman
r. Fisher as vice-chairman, and Peter Durr
8 secretary. Daugherty and Durr are Hanna
a |
ontest for control or the committee. All were
ected unanimously
Mr. Hanna was in control OF the convention to- {
ay as thoroughly as he was In control OF the
/ Louis Convention last year. II was his first
ppearance as an active. positive factor in an
hjo State convention. and the delegates seemed
, fancy him. Then. too. there was feeling
,at he represented the Administration and the ;
Is Justly popular. Senator Hanna
confident Of success this year In Ohio. To The
ribune correspondent he said: