Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-16
Reception rendered the Visiting
Minister'S.
INSPECTOR Moore Of Stark Will MOI
Hold On.
Especial Correspondence.)

Columbus, May 16.--Scores OF politl-
clans from all parts of Ohio spent the
major part of Tuesday at the Gov
ernor's office, trying to persuade the
Chief Executive Of the state that their
special candidates are the very best
men for certain minor state offices yet
TO be filed. The day before Governor
Nash stood in one corner of his office
and smiled pleasantly while 800 dele
gates to the A. NJ. Il. conference now
in session in this city fervently grasped
his hand and wished him we'll Shak-
ing hands is hard work, receiving pol
iticians in hard work and Governor
Nash is a thoroughly tired man. 1t
isn't any fun to be Governor.
No definite conclusion with respect
to any one of the numerous appoint
ments was reached yesterday. Mr..
Biddis0n's slate Of prospective deputy
mine inspectors was broken in so far
as If is now probable that William X.
Moore of Stark county, who has n
year more TO serve as inspector In the
sixth district, will not be retained IN
office. The bounds of the district VIII
nrobably be changed and his resigna-
ton will be asked. Representatives,
SNYDER and Pollock, who called upon
the Governor yesterday, said that there
is no one slated for the position "A
delegation came from the Fifth district
and strongly protested against the re-
tention in Office of James L. Davis,
and 1t is expected that he will fall OF
reappointment. r. NJ. Mason and U.
NJ Hutchinson are the leading candi-
dates for the inspectorship in the Flrst
district, and little is said about the
chances i'm the Seventh. Mr., Blddl
sons latest list of appointees is now
in the hands of the Governor and the
names may be announced today.
A. I. Vorys of Lancaster, who VII
assume the Office of state supperintend
emf of insurance on June 2, spent con
siderable time In consultation VIII
the Governor on Tuesday He said las
night that absolutely no conclusion
had been reached with respect to an.
one of the appointments which fall t.
his lot. "This positive statement vii
hold good in the morning Just as
does now," he added, "you must giy'
n country lawyer time to make up LII
mind"
Concerning the rumor that Dwigli
Harrison is TO be retained as stat
building and loan inspector, Mr.. Worry
] said that he hadn't thought very mucl
about the matter aud could make n
statement theraupon. He said tina
Mr.. Harrison had been very strongl.
indorsed by Senator Foraker, who urg
al his retention In the Office until TIN
expiration of his term on June 2, lsol
Representative j. +. Chapman of Cal
lin announced yesterday that he la
Withdrawn from the contest for tn
position, saying that he mad no hop
of receiving it. BY a substitute TO
Senator Royer's debenture bill, rushe
i through both houses of the Genera
Assembly during the closing days 0
the General Assembly, the emolument
= of the Office are largely increased.
Senator Marchant Of Fayette, Is urt
ing the appointment of w. II. Smitl
reading clerk in the Senate, to the p'
= sition of examiner in the building an
{ loan department and there are hun
dreds of other applicants for the se'
& eral positions. Nobody was given an
: satisfaction yesterday,
Many of the statesmen who can
to town yesterday had candidates sli