The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-25

and consideration OF National policies and
National questions. and y Is fcr this rsa
November will be y vote for or against the
administration Of William Mckinley. ius,
as certainly and COMPATIBILITY ms though he
were again our candidate this wear MS hs
was last; for we must Of necessity. hy thu
action We take, indorse his work and give
him encouragement OF dlscredit his retord
and embarrnss his Efforts
Mr. Foraker then entered into an eulogy
OF the Mckinley administration and FOL
lowed this with bitter denupciatlon Of
Senator Foraker was frequently Inter
II pted with applause. notably when h
said the Gas would stay where 1t has
After various officers and committeeman
had been announced the convention adj
jourued until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The COMMITTEES on permanent orgaulza.
iion tonight selected Senator Hanna fot
permanent chairman. senator Hanna viii
address the convention on taking the chair,
The committee on credentials tonight ap
proved Of the action Of the State central
committee today and seated the Marchant
DELEGATION Instead Of the paughsrty., from
| known as the anti Hanna leader and who
was a candidate for the guDernatoral nom
nation two years ago, made a strong APP
| test against the proceedings Of both the
| state central and the committee on ere
| caused quite stir tonight by announcing
| that he would not be a candidate for re
| nomination. This ended the conference
| that had been IN session almost contnu.
| ously for the past two days
The representatives ~ brewerles express
| their dlspleasure Mt whaf they call tho
| defeat Of State Senator Siehcr and others
| for nomination. while the author Of the
Clark local option Law has been renom
| Il ated ia Columbus for representative,
When Caldwell decllued reconciliation
George r Coz chairman Of ihc Hamilton
| comfy delegation. suggested State Senator
! Carl Nippert If Cincinnati to conference
| Of the leaders and there Is no doubt that
! lieutenant governor.
A forecast of the Ticket shows the follow
Governor. George X Nash; leutemnt
| governor Carl Nippert. Supreme Judge, w
Il Crew; clerk OF supreme court, a G
l,udeheld; attorney general y NJ sneSts
of hoard Of public works, 6 w Johnson
The platform, which was completed to
right. hut was not made public rthnHmi
the Philadelphia declarations and indorseC
the administrations Of President Mckinley
and Governor Nash. II commends the las
Ohio Legislature and especially the RECORDS
Of Senators Foraker and Hanna, with tn'
specific recommendation Of the former 10
reelection A liberal administration @
the pension law was demanded; me ois
franChlsement Of colored YolerS rs us
nounced and especially the rage of lynch
The recent declarations Of certain demo
Gratis In Ohio on taxation are denounce'
and a careful revision Of the taxation lnW
In Ohio is recommended, So thar cofpora
lions rather than properties shan near ~
| burden Of taxes. The ram 1l t' Pa,lE !
snccidcally expressed IN The presidenl
insular policy, in compcrciAi md, taril
matters and in never taking down the mas
and great stress Is laid on sustaining N
president with republicans ~ cong so,sn
and fhe democrats are asked To- make pfiz
debting an Issue on Governor Nash