The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-25
MARK HANNA
RULES. IN OHIO
Victorious Over Opponents
in State Convention.
ENEMIES OF BOSS
SWEPT TO THE REAR
Senator FoFakeFs Bitter Attack
on Democratic Party.

Columbus. O.. June 24-The Repubfi-
can state convention to nominate can
didates for governor and other. state Of
hcers met here this afternoon. The fea-
ture IF the brief. session was the speech
OF United States Senator Foraker th1
temporary chairman. After he had
spoken and the several commits had
been appointed, the convention ad-
Journed until tomorrow morning.
The vital issue today was not in the
convention proper, but was in the cleo
ton OF a state central committee when
the delegates representing each of the
UWenty-0ne congressional districts met
separately and a committeeman was
named for each district The result
was a. decided victory for the so-called
Hanna men, for they made a clean
sweep, controlling districts that here
sUrgents."
The result insures the election Of
Congressman DICK as chairman of the
state executive committee. Charles
Foster, ex-secretary OF the treasury,
ex-governor congressman and for
many years a deiegate-at-large to the
national conventions. ives defeated for
member of the state central committee
from the thirteenth district. because OF
his opposition tc Senator Hanna. AZ
ter his defeat. Foster Vehemently
addressed the defeB ties of his district
on cliqUes and intrigues and on the
dangers Of local innl erialism"
Ex-Governor Bushnell had been elect
ed as a delegate and had been made
chairman Of the Clark county delega-
ton, but at the meeting. Of the dele
gates of his district, il was announced
that he would NOT attend the conven-
ton His friends gave some very point
ed reasons for his. absence
Hanna Got Everything.
The Hanna men have never before
been able to control the party organi-
zatsOn in the Columbus district. but to-
day they secured everything
It was thought after the Cuyahoga
county convention in Cleveland last
week thats Senator Hanna would MOI
get the solid support Of his home dele
CATION, but he secured both Of the
state committeeman ia the twentieth
and tWenty-hrst districts.
While the Hanna leaders were max
ing their fight for state cOmmftteemen
I they did not overlook the committee
/ on credentials and it is assured to-
night that none Of the Daugherty men
/ who are here as contesting delegates
+ can be seated
[ The state committee fight. having
/ been settled. the interest tonight cen
/ tiers in the platform TO be reported and
{ the night that the state Anti-saloOn
+ league is making against the renomi-
nation of Lieutenant Governor Cald-
4 well because of his alleged Champion
/ ing of certain liQuOr interests during
! the past year. Fhe issue against f'ald-
I wei seems TO be an open one tonight
/ Senator's Foraker ana Hanna We're
I loudly cheered as they came upon the
convention stage together Nearly al
+ the Ohio Republican congressman an6
\ members of the legislature and Other
i leaders were seated upon the platform
+ over which We're displayed the por-
traits Of Governor Nash and Senators
; Foraker and Hanna
/ Senator Foraker was introduced as
; temporary chairman of the conven-
I ton. He was ENTHUSIASTICALLY re-
I ceived and spoke in part. as follows:
Senator Forakers Speech.
Every vote cast in our state next No
u3er VIII Joe a vote for or agains
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