The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02
THE REPUBLICANS OF OHIO.
FIRST DAYS SESSION OF THE coN-
vBsTroN WAS SHORT.
ror,t.r and Hanna Made Appeal tor
Peace in the Interest OF
tory for the Party

Columbus. Ohio, June Tine republican
assembled shortly AFTER p ni'
and before o'clock adjourned until ~
m tomorrow, so as to allow the com
mittees to meet tonight. the auditorium
g., which the convention met has a seat
Ing canacity of 5000 and standing room
was in demand. with the elaborate dec
orations. the vast assemblage presented
magnificent spectacle. The facuonai hsne-
ing has attracted the largest attenaanee
from the different counties that ever at-
tended an Ohio convention
Hon. Cyrus Huling, as chairman OF the
state central committee, called the COZ
vention to order, when the Repuoilcah
Glee club rendered several selections
There we're demonstrations as senator's
Hanna and Foraker and others entered
the nall and the glee club comIndDue"
such attention as to secure order he''
S. s. Palmer offered prayer, AFTER "nl0H
Chairman Huling said in part Inc 10
publicans Of Ohio are deeply IN earnest
this year. They feel that the prosper4'!
of the country. the expansion OF our com
merce and the honor OF the nag they love
depend upon the Endorsement Oh N i1'H,r
| MChlnley this year by the trIumphduI
election of the candidates nominated at
me convention and MS RECOMMENDATION anu
recollection next year 10 the nlgn place
| he now holds 81,
The people love Mckinley for his kind
| Nv ways, his trmness in action, MS Wlsdoln
| in council and they love his policy wAlen
awakens confidence and restores Ile noAo'
of the nag"
Hon. Hulng was cheered at every men
ton of the name OF Mckinley Inc con
vention started in vein lor cheeIlns N".
ing this speech and kept 1t up during Tue
eplire session. MIR. Huliag announced tna'
the state committee had selected the Iol-
lowing temporary organization: CHAIRMAN
Hon. w. s. Kerr OF Mansfield; secretary
Hon. b. L. Lampson of Ashta0ula, ser
geant-at arms, Frederick Badger OF Cih'
ctgnati. ~,
On being introduced, Congressman Kerr
was heartily cheered aud spoke briefly
There was a demonstration whenever 'l'
name of Mckinley was mentioned
The feature of the convention was low
feast that was not down on the pro
gramme. Mr. Kerr closed by saying
"Let us strike hands and, following th'
lead of Mckinley and Foraker anu Hanh'
and Grosvenor and Bushnell and the rest
let us 20 forth from this convention
united and to victory.
l nc g. ali On these leaders 10
pIue1tuo0 ~ ,es,ondinv oycent Camera
spoeones, a. "a Iaft ths hi, ana Ex
( va - vas caIIed ont in Nj
, HoN u no1
Senator Foraker said there were man
things for Ohio republicans to talk abou
} 1uS' ~, Ia he rnmmended the sneec
"a "''e ~ tT,a l,s,note for theu
~ ~ NJ a. ~ Ie, fa,. neo"s The ore,
Iie yotH0S ~, - " p,,tiias u-as 80 oct ~
W % 80 Irl,i,ot 49,, ,a.e inytnc,ble an
i se s,, Gna'eG Wv - in a1v,nc
A ~ 'iuou ~ ~, Cr,,a ,,I,tfr-,,, h,
lheS heeueu ny oNis So So, - ". 49, ,
l $780, NJ ,natter What ,yos h
w.. +l,,t afd1iatinrs IN tbe mar,
I'm I'm " i'9 T., tba rrasant ,,o,
r nei H'u NV 80 '. ~ aietis
StuD''H su1n an 80. Co.. ,1I,bi
S onio' honr 80 80 100
@ W ~, ".iS o. 49, 49, 49,,
"a sb,,,J ho,5 ,ba ro1,,,,,
Az, l anu Sno"'u ne'" 'ne ooi"inn ~
senoIor fIann, ,,os .ao revt ons call.
o o,,i ,,ada r,ost ,,isorc,,s ennoaI g
d Sa', 'i'pI9 ofarr,d ~ tbo , @tpJ,, ~
II Hniing Kerr ana Foroler that had IN
n Nee, nado for neece and barn,onv n,
10 nrss5 ROT - vo,,Id bo necessar,, for
1t ~ Zyo,lI toge4ber II tho reconnaissance 40,
. In Ohio his year He saCi M man Ma,
y areai az his marty although the dem
Ut cratic naners are now trying IN make a
d a case OF some republirans being great
e than their party. He said the democra,
le papers can NOT run This convention
oil know our business better than they. '
o have been in politics as long as they. o
ir oO.nerioncn &c ho.+ar o,,r ,,,oti,-n- nur