The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-03

strained for the nominee OF this convention,
| Much depends upon the next election in Ohio
| for the mon who elect the nominee OF this con.
Pres Preside Mckinney '' ~ N'' "
The committees then arrived with Judge
Nash. who was received with thunders Of ap,
plause. and it was some time before he could
be heard. Judge Nash said. IN accepting the
nomination that the battle ms ysar was i snt
| He entered the campaign with courage be.
| cause no knew he had the hearty and efficient
| support OF every man In the convention. The
party in the conflict would contend bravely and
confidently. because the now, questions now
confronting the republic could be settled better
| by Republicans than by Democrats II elected
his pervading ambition would be an econoini-
cal management Of the affairs OF the people
and a bringing into harmonious action OF all
the men who love the Republican party, so that
the magnificent victories Of the past could be
The y nomination on Of John A. Caldwell for
Lieutenant Goyernor over Two c9mpetitq9ITs
WAS Was m Ss o amf Mayor ee Ia Ill.,
and for several terms was in Congress
from ono Of tho y Cincinnati districts a +:
nomination was demanded by that leader. He
IL lawyer and man Of the highest character
The selection of a candidate for Attorney
%hnH s Dnns wSs no
%s Ss s"s ;n1% W! S.oS NEE
70 give the nomination to, Judge John, NJ.
Sheets Of Putnam county As Attorney-Gen-
eral Monnett had already received two elections
his defeat was not unexpocted;, Judge Sheets.
the nominee. is one Of the leading attorneys Of
the northwest. which claims this nomination.
announced that he stood on the Republican
platform adopted to-day on the subject OF
W. ID. Guilbert was renominatcd for Auditor
Of State and Frank Hun man for mem Der OF the
Boar Board OF Public Works f2r Treasurer ,!. Of
Campbell third term and nominated instead
/. u; Cameron OF Columbiana county on the
Western Reserve
During the afternoon the defeated cand dates
for Governor called on Judge Nash and gave
sensors Hanna IH Shd oraerp
Grosvenor. ex,Secreterv Foster Gov. Bush
nell and many leading Republicans, represent
out in interviews expressing their satisfaction
with the work of the convention.
The platform OF the convention is:
The Republican ,rarty of Ohio reafflrms the
principles declared by the st. Louis platform
:, We earnestly lnd2rse the great administra-
o9 81 brss ~ us is 6s
tory OF national administrations Under the
last Democratic administration and as result
tries were destroyed capital and labor were un-
employed. the poor suffered as never before in
sold because consumers could not earn money
with which to buy, and every branch OF trade
felt the blighting influence OF tho Democratic
Tariff Reform hard times. Tho treasury Of
the United States was depleted and the gold
reserve disappeared. The Government bor-
rowed moneyto pay current expenses. increas-
dreds Of millions OF dollars.
The Democratic party proposed to the people
as a remedy for all these Democratic ills a de-
precated and dishonest currency. which in:
ana fast q the hS ad
policies under which AmeTic@n indus
s bad Rsfn sH R apa sHd G%
policies under which the people had prospered
and the nation had grown great for genera
dency. William Mckinley. the best .ex-
OF every AMERICAN industry, and the wise
and patriotic defender and advocate Of
stored. the prosperity q the people. has
trade. domestic and foreign has increased to a
degree never before known, and the people are
looking with confidence for greater things to
come.
The magnificent achievements of our army
and navy in the wa, with Spain for the liberia
OF Cuba from the domination OF Castilian des-
potism. accomplished, under the master
guidance OF Republican Adm9jstration
S Subeans sRsv0ssHa @qs %@0 s
SSa aSe sSSped the high ' destng OF the epnb
can party from Lincoln TO Mckinley. the people
can safely commit the solution Of ,he m3m ltn
and the Philippines. Their wise solution viii
vastly increase our foreign trade, spread ,ei
honor and power and glory OF this great nation.
We commend the President for the judiciops
promulgated, for the national defence. for the
OF our foreign markets. Tor the employn ent Of
farms. mills, factories and shpyards.
We demand the immediate enactment OF leg-
each branch of the Fifty fifth Congress at its
last session SO that American built. Ameri-
can-owned and American-named ships may re-
gain the carrying OF our foreign commerce.
We are proud OF the brilliant and conspicuous
services rendered to the, people Of the State
the Hon. Joseph Il. Foraker and the Hon;
Marcus A Hanna and OF IT, matShiess record
OF the delegati0n 81 hepnRRGaps congressman
The present administration of state affairs
under Gov. Asa 5. Bushnell has been able,
scandal and emineptly satisfactory to the pep
PIE Of the state without regard 70 party No
degree the confidence o. ali the people, ,,,
We commend the action Of the.S eventy-third
General Assembly of 0hi9 IN BaSInG the stFn
the organization OF trusts. and we ,denounce
such unlawful combinatGn as inimical to the
people OF the State upon the fact that Republ-
can Legislature enacted this law. and we de-
mand its rigid eeptor,ceme,nti W. pledge our
may determine to be necessary to prevent the
formation and operation OF such iniluit0us
and dangerous com binations.
We demand such readJustment OF our Tax
laws as will impose the burdens OF taxation
more equally and uniformly upon the various
The growing evil OF lynching, attended at
times by unspeakable horrors. is blot upon
our civilization and menace to our republican
form OF government.
M'KINLET WANTED NASH.