The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-06-07

Hancock: Perry Waite. Lucas; Sherman Eagle.
Gallia: +. A. Kelly. Perry; Or. Frank McCat-
erty, Franklin; J. F. McNeal. Marion E. NJ
Pierce, Lorain; 7. ]. Masterson. Morgan: Prof
]. H. Beal. Harrison: @. A. Hay, Coshocton
NJ A. Norris. Mahoning; o. p, sperra, Portage
Credentials-August Herman Hamilton; JU-
seph F. Kushman. Hamilton; J, Z. loves.
Montgomery; Frank T. Conkln. Darke; +. d.
Prints, Henry; Charles II. Eulas. Warren; r.
H. McCloud. Madison: o. Kmball. Delaware:
]. c. Bonner. Lucas; Philc S. Clark, scioto;
A. W. Worries. Meigs; A. j. Voris Fairfield:
w. c. Brown. Seneca; S. NJ. Skiles, htchland,
A. D. Aldermen. Washington; Paul b, Worth
lngton, Belmont W. V. Moody, Tuscarawas;
George L. Baldwin, Stark; G. W. Seiber. Sum
NIT.
Resolutlons-James b. Swing. Hamilton;
Scott Bonham Hamilton; Isaac Hale, Butter,
Robert o. Bingham, Shelby; Judge H. C. Glenn.
| Van Vert Lee Edwards, Brown; Mcpherson
| Brown, Miami: W. A. Bell. Hardin; II. S. Bas-
| sett Fulton: Stephen Morgan, Jackson; Otto
| VoIlenweider. Vlnton: L. G. Sebaugh. Fair
field; J. B. King, sandusky; Col w. c. Coop
/ or. Knox; H. c. Van Vorhis. Muskngum; Hon.
]. Dunbar. Jefferson; NJ. L. smyser, Wayne;
r. w Tayler. Columblana; john ]. Sullivan.
| Trumhull
The committee on permanent or
| ganization decided to report in favor
of making the temporary organization
| permanent.
The new state committee last night
elected Vivian ]. Pagan chairman and
| L. w. Durr secretary and will meet
here June II for permanent organiza-
tion.
The committee on credentials seat
ed the Holcomb delegation from Cleve-
land, which is divided between Daugh-
erty and Nash. The other two delega-
tons got only four votes out of 21 on
the committee, one of the defeated
delegations being headed by eX-Mayor
McKisson. The Cox delegates from
Hamilton county were seated, as were
the Nash delegates from Franklin.
Columbus, iO., June 3.-Owing to the
conferences of leaders during Thurs
day night it was late before the re-
publican state convention resumed
work yesterday.
The reports of the committees on
rules and order of business and on
permanent organization were adopted
Chairman Kerr called for the report
on credentials. The report of this
committee seating the Cox delegates
from Hamilton county, the Holcomh
UeleSaleS IrOIH CuydHOgd' ine NdSl'
delegates from Franklin and others as
previously reported was adopted with
out opposition.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the platform, which is as fol
lows:
The republican party OF Ohio reafirms tht
principles declated by the ST Louis platform
we earnestly indorse the great admnstra
tlon OF William Mckinley. II is distinguish,
to a remarkable degree the history of ma
tiOnal administrations. Under the last demo
cratic administration. and a result Of demo
cratic principles and policy, our industries
were destroyed. capital and labor were unem
ployed. the poor suffered as never before in ou
history. agricultural products could not be solt
because consumers could not earn money witt
which to buy, and every branch OF trade fel
the blghting influence Of the democratic tariff
reform hard tines the treasury Of the Unite'
Stats was depleted and the gold reserve disap
peared. The government borrowed money L
pay current expenses increasing the public deb
In times OF peace by hundreds OF millions o
dollars.
The democratic party proposed TO the peopl
as a remedy for all these democratic ills De
precatcd and dishonest currency, which In
tenshed every evil.