The herald., 1898-06-23
The ONO REPUBLICANS
ADMINISTRATION MEN CARRY
THE CONVENTION
Harmony on the Surface but a Bitter
Feeling Still Exists Among the
Rank and File

Rank and File
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 22.-The Re-
publican State Convention reconvened at
o'clock today, when the temporary chair
man of yesterday was made permanent.
Prayer was offered by DR.. j. c. Watt.
Owing to the all-night session of the Com
mittee on Credentials on the McKisson and
other contests, the old committees could
not be completed today, but their COM
plexion was not changed. There was
scarcely any factional minority in the
convention as 1t was organized. The ma
tional administration men, as distinguished
from the State administration, had every
thing their own way.
The Subcommittee on Resolutions was
kept up during the night because of differ
ences on the resolutions regarding the
State administration and the Legislature.
Some wanted the Governor and boiling Re-
pubicans in the Legislature condemned
for not abiding by the resolution adopted
at the State convention at Toledo last June
endorsing NJ A. Hanna for Senator, and
they were especially anxious for strong
denunciation of the seven Republicans in
the Legislature who did not abide by the
caucus nomination for Senator. but the
subcommittee reported more conciliatory
resolutions to the full committee at 10 a. m.
today. and the report was thus agreed to.
The following nominations were made
by reclamation:
Secretary of State, Charles Kinney; Sill
preme Judge, w. T. Spear; Clerk of SUI
preme Court, Josiah B. Allen; Food and
Dairy Commissioners, Jos. H. Blackburn;
member of the Board of Public Works, w.
G. johnson.
The only incident of unusual interest
was during the consideration of the ma
jority and minority reports on credentials.
The minority report was presented by Mr..
Basler of Dayton, the only one of the Il
members of the committee signing 1t and
he was the only one in the convention who
supported it. AS soon as the majority re-
port was made, the McKisson men and
others unseated were provided with seats
and the proceedings were so expedtiously
that the convention at II a. m
adjourned sine die.
The new State Central Committee or
ganized with Cyrus Huling, Chairman:
P. w. Durr. Vice-Chairman. and C. o.
Hildebrand, Secretary.
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Committee consisted of twenty-one So
called Hanna men and all of the other com
mittees without minorities.
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