Evening star., 1899-06-02
Nominated for Gogernar of Ohio by
Republican Convention.
ONLY Two BALLOTS TAKEN
H. M. Oaugherty Was His Strong
est Opponent
TNANIMITY AT THE END

ms IL 'N ''' 'e','-' ''.' ~ o..
convention resumed "oFk 'oual- Inc A"-
"I''''iu"l was u''a"'e |" H'i' an l'Nl'lS
,'lh''S a''''"s' us Se1'.Hs C"pa'''S .
mere were "-.d w IL. 'l9'l l''oi9 -
the i|du'rS came lhsc 'ie ha-1' anu esp s'i'i
~ "H'h some Oh Ine winners ol ''H'e79-e'
seats took their places II was l";zo am.
When Chairman Kerr began fapPinS l'r
order
The reports Of the committees on rules
and order OF business AMI on permanent or
Canizat:ou we're adopted. Chairman Kerr
,.,Ir.,,t - tt,.. ut nv, r~sd..,,ii.I.
" -,
ne report OF TINS committee Se"tihS tile
delegates from Hamilton county, the Hol-
comb. delegates from Cuyahosa. the Nash
delegates from Franklin and others as
previously reported was adopted without
opposition.
The counties We're then called for the
presentation of names for nomination for
governor. and it requs red a long time for
these speeches.
The name Of II. NJ. Daughcrty was pre-
senteI bv lanes w Holcomb chairman
Of the. cyut-stirg Cuyano2a delegation that
ba,5 inst La.n seated
m rs,r,,. ,,f Juigr George X. Nash was
r,,..s.rrsJ nv, IIanrv & Tsylor of the
I-rarl,fir c,,r,nrv d,Icpafinn
.rbt4 NJ, M. If JuSre |. ". Hall was pre-
s.-,fsl ~ lido. Z, " King of Sardusky
GtT..r - 1,rasanred as candidates for
,,,,I.,.,r,o,- z,-arl.. Ifrnr CIV. A. W. Jones
pF Day Frank \. Durham
ard AII,.r- Da11r1as
heS"i' Oh s'
Tho first ballot for governor resulted:
D.ugbertv a11. Nash. 80: Jones, 76; New
ins - ANN ~. Durham. it. Douglas. 60;
@ u.s. >..,. l,,,fl, az
'Ir' IL Necessary ~ d I''oi
tn the second ballot ihe changes were >"
much in favor OF Nash as 10 indicate his
nomination Nash gained only one vote in
CIV, no., c,Intv hur when cox cast the Sc
y%ras III Hamilton county solid for Nash
there was tremendous demonstration.
al 81 S!iIT atremnte
tn n1nys. f., s1IsTand The rules and make it
unanimous before the ballot was completed,
but the ballot proceeded
~ ol IiLi' 1oIl "a G.i'li t..''ii U
,,,.,,I,. II..-,ir1ot,s yyitii1IIf a CONT
George NJ Nash is d leading attorney of
Columbus. and Is f"rty-AFe years o!d lie
has been prosecuting attorney oi F3hAiIh,
dN'oI!vE EeHeIdL % my SCI, iteI1LIei ~ VI
ths supreme court anu curing lout cam
Pd. C!l'Li man o4 t"e stette IolIIiiItttee
n VI D'CSi'tI - -, ~ q tiL,pE ateeGti' Co'l-
, ELttuiStte' m tpllN - ut' ~
.otl 1'l !Iiu I'm" 60 f
ma l's I"a'ei' "''t ms -" -. ~
tiSr' 30 pr - ~ 81 -, -iie' t''e
ntIl' anu me tSe.'lSu .iie nGl-liil IIoit III d
N-7"I'u9 9l',ttH iII an aNHre I'm sii-
~ 1pilI Saiu"fa I'll was
idtFI l"I no. HsS olils
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'|n, 'iI'i o a. VI oi,
" L, iul-perl oL Oa4u"eli was ieholiil-
i.ated I"f auuiIoF oI state WITHOUT Oppose
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ne s@,"iIi 'di-oI iDr soHtt nor " Tr a. d
iyl'r" -'dsh' ffo' 'tusi7i y ~, 'oi1e'' III
- -\tFIl' 30 b'us4aSS' ~: buI pdl' ~.
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IA 'eI 1'I aia'e u tgl9S.i ~, -, ~ ,,,,;,,.,
- >" nun VI % We S, Uii,.itt' -. -
~ at''I"tS sSHe'd az 1oi'l I ,l'tCpuIS i'I
h'I4-i'ei VI III '"atU VI Pu"iiI WE A7'
The Platform Adopted.
Tr. roIroy,ir,, r,-,rforr, was adontad.
-
iHe iTi''"'i'd'' Pdi - 'I oiio ieaiiiI MS 'i'e
principles declared BY the ST. Louis plat
form.
We earnestly inJorse the great admin
5,.,ir 49,. y,-i,,i,- ,tL-i, Il . dc
rir,g.lIish.d rn a ren,arLsf,l.. de,ree in tha
history of national administrations. Under
the last democratic administration and as
a result OF the democratic principles and
~ sJ IIr I,,,e,i oS ~ Tu apr rap
slIffer,J as never before in otr his-orv
agricultural products could not be. sold
because consumers could not earn money
with which to buy and eyery branch of
trade felt the blighting influence Of the
democratic. tariff reform hard times the
treasury of the United States was depicted
and In gold reserve disappeared The gov
,runrut borrowed rnorry to nay current
e.NtIrls-S increasing The ulIbIic debt in
times Of peace bv hundreds of millions of
dollars
Tn dar,ocr..ta. -. ~, y ,,r,,,T,s1 ~ tn, NO.
r,l4 as a rne,lv for an hos Te,nocraric
iHs a d-rreciated and jist,nrast crrrerC,,
which ir-.rsffie5 a,-sry- ay-ir
During an rhat r,eriod ~ drrcssio, and
distress 2 h. rrr,lhIfcaTl T,arfv siaoi fos, fnr
the prirrfrres and nnIiCfaS 1Ir,,ar ,,b;lb
Ar1eril.s,r ir,{r,s.riss baI -, h,;I, Wv III Ia
I,J fa,rfsI-aI I.,.1,,4 .ty(r,rIe ~ ~ -;
I.fpIas ana r,lfciss ,1r.ler UTirT III -
1.iI nrrr..-r.T a,,1 - - - ~prop,o ~
l-rsar for = f,sTT.rarfn,l- s.n,I 60, 90 -
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friend nf .,ert- A,reric,,r i,,1,,,t,, 49,, -
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Public Credit Restored.
T'nfer his s:olen1id reDubIIcan admins
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'' 1O'''i' 'd' INC
Prosperity "I the people mas developed our
commerce has grown great, our trade do
Tu.-tfg and f-reisp b.. ;,,cra,sa1 ., d, 10
gree never before known and the people
ar t''hIhS with confidence Tor greater
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