The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
JUDGE NASH IS NOMINATED.
Named on the Second Ballot for
Governor Of Ohio.
VICTORY FOR SENATOR HANNA
BY Casting It's 80 Votes Solid for
Nash and Then There Was . Trs-
mono ous demonstration

ous DO monstratlon.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 3.-The finish
Eight between the Hanna faction and
tho Kurtz. Bushnell and Mckisson
factions. which was held to be u Ger.
tainty before the convention opened
We're lost in the pleas OF harmony
and the signs Of the Hanna victory.
However defiant the hotel speeches
were, tho addresses in the convention
hall had only one thome-harmony.
Foraker caused cheers by declaring
he was for harmony; Senator Hanna
was for harmony and Bushnell fol-
lowed him with q plea for harmony.
Added to this Senator Hanna easily
won tho nomination for his candidate.
The nomination OF Nash was secured
after Hamilton county voted for him
on the second ballot. Daughcrty. the
Bushnell candidate, was second on the
first ballot. Mckisson held Cuyahoga
county, Hanna's home, firmly against
the senator, Nash gaining only one
vote from that delegation on second
ballot.
First ballot, Daugherty 81; Nash $50;
Jones 76; Ncvins 81; Hull 80; Dutban
46; Douglas 60; Orr II. On second bal
lot nomination of Jude Nash was made
unanimous on motion of Holcomb.
The following is the platform
adopted:
1.-The Republican party Of Ohio re-
afirms the principles declared by the
st. Louis platform. We earnestly in
dorse the great administration OF
William Mckinley. 1t is distinguished
to q remarkable degree in the history
OF national administrations. Under
the last Democratic administration,
and as q result OF the Democratic prin-
ciples and policy our industries were
destroyed, capital and labor were un-
employed, the poor suffered as never
before in u history, agricultural
products could not be sold because
consumers could not earn money with
which to buy, and every branch of
trade felt the blighting influence OF
the Democratic tariff reform hard
times; the treasury of the United
States was depleted and the gold re-
serve disappeared. Tho government
borrowed money to pay current ex-
penscs, increasing the public debt in
times of peace by hundreds of millions
of dollars. The Democratic party
proposed to the people as a remedy
for all these Democratic ills, a depre-
ciated and dishonest currency, which
intensified every evil.
During all that period of depres.
sion and distress, the Republican
party stood fast for tho principles and
policies under which American indus
tries had been built up and fourished
beyong example the principles and
policies under which the people had
prospered and the nation had grown
great for a generation; stood fast for
. sound and honest currency, and in
1896 elected to the Presidency Will.
lam Mckinley, the best exponent Of
Republicanism and true American
ideas and policies, the friend of every
American industry and the wise and
patriotic defender and advocate Of hon
est money. Under his splendid Re-
publican administration public credit
has been restored, tho prosperity o!
the people has developed, our COM
merce has grown great, our trade. do.
nestle and foreign. has increased to
. degree never before known, and the
people arc looking with confidence for
greater things to come.
The magnificent achievements OF
INV or~v a~l ~o-, - A. -.:A1-
Spain for the liberation of the down.
trodden and oppressed people of Cuba
from the domination Of Castillian des.
potism. accomplished under the mas.
ter guidance OF o Republican admins.
t%ration, are necessarily subjects for
highest encomium by o convention of
Ohio Republicans.
ITO the same master guidance. con.
trolled by the great principles that
have shaped the high destiny OF the
Republican party, from Lincoln to
Mckinley, the people can safely COM
NIT the solution OF tho momcntous
problem Of the future Of Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines. Their wise
solution will vastly increase our for.
eign trade, spread3"Amsrican civilian
tton abroad and add to the honor and
power and glory OF this great nation.
I'VE commend the President for the
judicious notifications OF the civil
service rules recently promulgated.
I'VE commend the action Of the
seventy-third general assembly OF
Ohio In passing the stringent law now
on our statute books. prohibiting the
organizations Of trusts and we dc.
nounce such unlawful combinations as
inimical to the interests Of the pco.
pie.
I'VE congratulate the people Of the
state upon the fact that the Rcpubli.
can Legislature enacted this law and
We demand its rigid enforcement. We
pledge u party to such further legis-
lation as experience may determine
necessary to prevent the formation
aud operation of such Ubiquitous and
dangerous combinations"
Patty DU CLAM ARRESTED.
e Believed to Bs Instisator OF the So