New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
OHIO NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET NAMED AT COLUM-
BUS AND NATIONAL DELEGATES
ATLARGE CHOSEN-SENATOR
HANNA REFUSED TO SERVE.

Columbus, OHlD, April -O-Ine fepODllCan
State Convention to-day named the following
ticket
For Secretary of State-LEWIS C. IAYIIN
For Supreme Judge-JoHN A. sHAUCK.
For Board O Public works-CHARI.Es A. GODDARD.
For State School Conmssioner-L. D. BONEBRAKE.
For Dairy and Food Commssioner-JosEPH E. BLACK
For a REesdenfial L sn@ u MYRoN T
oeTni GogeTn9T G GE9FGE RE 4 Ms SHRREs DICK and
For & I argecIA , BbGS $ EoSTER MY
The Republican State Convention here to-
day was of National Importance. The delegates
and alternates-at-large are close personal as
well as political friends of the President and
the platform is just it came from Washing
ton. with the addition of the antitrust resolu-
tion and the omission of the Porto Rican.
The so-called Hanna slate" of delegates and
aIternates- at-Iarge and the State ticket went
through without any breaks. There was, how
ever opposition to Food Commissioner Black
burn, because he was running for a third term
and for other local reasons, and to General
GrosvenOr for delegate. from the friends of ex-
Governor Bushnell The efforts of the Bush
EelI men to substitute in place OF
Grosvenor made an unusually interesting scene.
1t was opened by Judge Gilbert H. Stewart of
Columbus, who had spent the night opposing
General Grosvenor in the Committee on Reso-
lutions Of which they We're both members. but
it reached it's climax when J. Frank McGrew
Representative and son-in-law of former
Governor Bushnell, speaking his amend
ment to strike out Grosvenor and insert Hanna.
McGrew eulogized Hanna, whom he has here
tofore opposed. and said the Democrats would
make capital out of the action of the Republi-
cans of the Presidents State if Senator Hanna
were not made of the Big Four
When Senator Hanna was finally called to the
front of the platform the speech of ex-Repre-
sentative McGrew caused the Senator to pro-
claim emphatically: What do l care what the
Democrats say about me?" While the Senator's
speech to-day on local State affairs espe-
cialy factional and personal preferences, it
delivered with more force and feeling than
his address of yesterday. In declining to be
delegate he delivered a philippe against what he
termed "expediencies.
When Senator Hanna said he would not serve
a delegate there a motion to strike out
Grosvenor and insert Foster. who in recent
speeches has made several thrusts at Hanna and
Grosvenor. Foster declined. saying he would
not want to break the excellent slate that had
been brought to Ohio from Washington"
The resolution making Foraker. Nash, Gros-
venor and Dick the delegates s-at-large was of
fered by ex-senator Massie. of Grosvenor's Con-
gress district, and the Bushnell men charged
that il was the Grosvenor plan to avoid ballot
ing AS soon as this resolution was adopted Cen
eral Grosvenor offered resolution just like it.
by which the four alterna tes- -at-large were also
selected in a bunch, without any OF the forms OF
presenting names ballotng. The convention
unusually harmonious, with the exception
Of the personal fights made Grosvenor and
Blackburn, both Of whom won.
The convention reassembed at 1920 a. IN.
Prayer offered by the Rev. John Hewett.
The reports OF the committees were adopted, in
Guiding the making the temporary organiza-