New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
OHIO REPUBLICAN TICKET.
CANDIDATES SELECTED AND PLATFORM
ADOPTED.
mKIssoN DELEGATES uNsEATED BY UNANIMOUS
vorE-vARYING VIEWS OF WAR POLICY
ppOMr-rGATFD
PROMULGATED.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Columbus Ohio. June 22.-The Republicans IN
s,s,a Convention to-day established a record for
,o,i,ioal gatherings. In less than two hours the
business Of adopting platform. nominating five
candidates for State Offices and the unseating Of
,,u- county delegations. from Alien. Cuyahoga.
hardin and Tuscarawas counties. whose members
ve-o classed in the faction known 10 be opposed
% Senator Hanna completed.
All nominations made by reclamation. the
,,cket being the given in The Tribune %
,ruesday The convention was monotonous he
cause OF the unanImity OF the delegates on all
cuestions Even the McKisson insurgents failed 10
create excitement or enthusiasm In their attempt
g. hold their seats delegates in the convention.
The Committee on Credentials decided against
che NcKisson delegation from CuyNhoga County
Nth ona dissenting The lone member was
charles Bosler. OF Dayton. and he presented
minority report signed by himself and proceeded
10 enligh;en the convention on the proposition lie
said the McKlssonies presented certificates signed
nv 2.2 DELEGATES clear majority OF the Cuyahoga
county Convention. showing that number 10 have
heen legally elected on this ground he claimed
The convention should adopt the minority report
o,d reject the Hanna delegates selected by those
who l1i:od from the County Convention.
" Davies. speaking for the majority report
rro.ested against the admission OF delegates who
were chosen with the aid Of the police force Of Cleve
land under direction of Mayor McKisson After
listening to the two speakers. the convention un-
seated by a unanimous vote the McKisson men. and
then The proceedings were hurried TO conclusion
There was no excitement disorder at any stage
OF the convention.
The tenor OF the platform. coupled with the re
marks Of Chairman Grosvenor at the opening Is
attracting much comment. 1t IS taken az com
hitting the party In Ohio TO the policy Of a war OF
conquest and this issue is likely to he prominent
IN the campaign. Especially IS this considered as
apple bic To the contests in the several Congress
districts While the platform is generally com.
uended. few members Of the party are found
VINO doubt the prOprety Of taking a positive STAND
n favor OF the conquest OF territory at his Time
Governor Bushnelis friends displeased with
the plank referring TO the STATE ADMINISTERING ION.
They firm. however IN the declaration mat they
arr loyal Republicans and assert their intention or
voting for the ticket notwithstanding that the feel
that Governor ncedlessN slis1ied ny '-"Sc
in control Of the convention Mayor Mckisson IN
interview. says the party organization IN ~ =
hoga County. which is completely under contro OF
the faction headed by himself will he USED 10 elec,
the ticket nominated to-day.
The following were the nominations made;
Secretary Of State-CHARLTss KINNEY.
supreme Court Judge-W. 7. SpEAI.
Clerk % the supreme Court-JoSlAH p AlLfN 49,
Fo,l and Dairy Commissioner JOSEPH II il-A'k-
Member u the Board u Public Works W JoHN
son
The new State Central Committee organized with
Cyrus Huling chairman. = ". Durr vicc-chairman
and c. o. Hldehrand secretary