Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

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time Tor these speeches.
The name OF Hon. ~. "a. Daurhcrty
was prnscntcd hy James W. lluiComb.
chairman 90 tho cuntgsiinE CuyahoRt
dClcEation that had just BEEN seated.
The namo uf Judge Ucurgc 81. Nash
was presented BY Hon. Henry G.. Tay-
lUr, uf the Frnnkln county delegation.
The name % judgu l. W. Hall WIS
presented By Judge a. W. King. u
snuduHiy
Flrlt ballot Tor governor resulted.
naughtrty git. Nash. $50. Jones' 20.
NcyinH. s2. tiuil, l9 Durham. ig. Doug
~. 90. or. H. Nccu1tnry to choice,
COZ.
on tho second ballot Cox cast the
70 votes " Hamilton county flr Nnuh
and There was % tremendous demon
Htratiun.
NASH ~ NoMiE ATED.
Tho second ballot az goyouor was
nH f1llawH Nnfh, so. pauFhcr'y, 40.
Jones, 20 Ncyin, o., douglas, 81; Dur.
ban. "a.
Chairman IIolcomb Of cleveland at.
tempted 10 move The suspension of the
rules nnd make u unar imluu haforu The
ballot was complctce. but the ballot
proceeded. ON motion uf Chairman
" Nash was made unanimous without
George ~. Nash ia leading attor.
uey % Columbus, 20 years u age aud q
wl1uWOr. iic has been prosecuting az.
tornny OF Franklin county. attorney
gcncrnl N tho state, mumbcr of the
supreme court aud during four cam.
paisnH chairman uf tho state commit.
tee
Hon. Harry paurhtcrly made an olo.
uuunt speech saying the convention had
named ihg next governor and b. would
not ho lghind any one lu contributing
90 Tint ono. Hr chDrrfuly Joined iu the
ratification az the nomination OF such
"a worthy man nn judge Nash
Candidates for Lieutenant governor
were pftrrutrd nH follows Lieut.
| Gov a, W Jones. % Youngstown. Col
/ Robert Eggin " Dayton, Frank A.
/ Durham ~ Znnesyiiic Albert Douglas VI
was ronominnted Cor auditor OF state
without opposition.
Isaac u. Cameron NJ Lisbon was
nominated Cor state treasurer
T.. W. Hun " Sandusky FOR attorney
general. ], bradbury Tor supreme Judge,
and Frank Human Tor mombor on the
board or public works.
After the usual HocundinE speeches
the secretary began tu call the SIS coun.
ties Tor the first ballot.
N-Conrrrssinnn John A. Caldwell
was nominated Tor Lieutenant governor.
J, Park Alexander of Akron were his
only opponents and Caldwell was nom.
mated on tho nut ballot
Senators Foraker and Hanna ana ox.
| Governor Foster escorted Judge Nash
into the han and ho accepted the nom.
inauon In vigorous speech Tor an
active campaign
THE PLATFORM.
The following platform was adopted:
The Republican party OF Ohio re-
afilrms tho principles declared by the
st. Louis platform.
We earnestly endorse tho great nd.
mlnlstrntlon of President Mckinley. II
| 81 distinguished % "a remarkable degree
/ in the history Of national udmluiGtra-
lions. Under the last Democratic ad.
inlnialrnluu and uH a result n the
| Democratic principles and policy our
/ Industries were destroyed capital and
| labor were unemployed, the poor sui.
fercd as never before IN our history,
| agricultural products could not be sold
| because consumers could not earn
/ money with which 20 buy, and every
branch " trade felt the hllHhtIng inilu.
ence OF the Democratic tnrin rrfnrm
hard times; the treasury ~ the United
| States was depleted and the gold re-.
serve disappeared. The government
| borrowed money 20 pay current exc
| pcnses. Increasing the public debt In
| times Of peace By hundreds u millions
| Of dollars,
A DISHONEST CURRENCY,
The Democratic party proposed TO
/ the people aH q remedy FOR an those
| Democratic ms u deprecated ana dis
| honest currency. which intensified
/ every evil
SOUND FOR GOLD
During AN that period Of depression
| and distress. The Republican party
| stood fast Cor the principles and poll.
clca under which American industries
| had been built up and nourshed be.
| yOnd cxamplr-tho principles and poll.
| cios under which tho people had pros
/ ptred and the nation had grown great
| Tor generation. stood fast Tor q
sound ana honest currency and lu
1890 elected % the presidency william
Mckinley. the best exponent OF Re
| puhllgaulam and true American Ideas
| ana policies. the friend OF every Amer
loan Industry ana the wise and patd-
otc defender and advocate OF honest
money.
M'RIN'I,Y's ADMINISTRATION,
Under his splendid Republican ad.
/ ...t..fn..,tt,st uukIln praNlf has haau