The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-26
MARK Of MARK HANNA
is BROAD AND CLEAR ON THE NOM
NATIONS OF THE OHIO STATE
CONVENTION
WENT THROUGH WITH A RUSH
ONLY THREE HOURS NEEDED TO
APPROVE THE CUT-AND-DRIED
HANNA SLATE
PLATFORM OF PLATITUDEs

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 25.-Ohio Re-
publicans, in state convention assembled
today, nominated the following ticket:
GoVernor-George K. Nash.
Lieutenant GoVernor-Carl L. Nippert.
Supreme judge. l.. Price.
Attorney General-John M. Sheets.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-Lawson E.
Emerson.
State Treasurer-Isaac B. Cameron.
Member of. Board Of Public Works.
William G. Johnston.
The convention broke the Ohio record
by completing it's work in three hours.
In those three hours the convention nom-
anated full state ticket, adopted it's
declaration of principles, indorsed Joseph
B. Foraker for reelection to the United
States senate and completed the party or
ganiZation for the campaign.
OF the seven nominations only three
were new men, and one of these-Ntppert,
for lieutenant governor-was nominated
without opposition after Lieut.. Gov.
Caldwell had declined denomination.
Nash, Sheets, Cameron and Johnston
were renominated for second terms with
out opposition. There were contests for
supreme judge and clerk of the supreme
court nominations. 1t had been currently
reported that Crew and Critchfeld were
on the Hanna slate for these two nomina-
tions, but Senator Hanna vigorously de-
MED taking any part whatever in the
contests for these two places. Judge
Price, of Lima, has been on the common
pleas and circuit benches, and Emerson
has been prominent in politics in Eastern
Ohio for years.
HURRIED BY HANNA.
The nomination that caused the most
comment was that of Nippert in place OF
Lieut. Gov. Caldwell, the latter being the
only one who was elected with Gov. Nash
fEa-n 4o1
The State Anti-Saloon league opposed
Caldwell, and made him run several
thousand behind his ticket in 1899 There
were frequent calls for Caldwell in the
convention, but he could not be induced
to take the platform or even rise in his
seat, and Chairman Hanna dispatched
business in such a way as to give no op-
portunity for demonstrations When the
delegates were calling for Caldwell,
Chairman Hanna made Caldwell mem
Der of the committee to escort Gov Nash
70 the hall to deliver his speech Of ac-
ceptance and, while this committee was
out, Chairman Hanna promptly called up
the next order Of business, and State
Senator Nippert was nominated. Nippert
has been principal of schools at Cincia-
natl and police prosecutor. Like Cald-
well, he holds liberal opinions, and the
State Anti-Saloon league express their
displeasure because in the last legisla-
ture he voted against the Clark local op-
ton bill. The representatives Of the
liquor interests left tonight very much
displeased over what they term the en-
forced retirement of Caldwell.
Senator Foraker was accompanied to-
night to Cincinnati by a large delega-
ton. Senator Hanna and Gov Nash
went to Gambler, where they will deliver
addresses tomorrow at the commence
ment of Kenyon college.
THE PLATFORM
The report of the resolutions commit
tee OF the Republican state convention,
which was unanimously adopted without
debate by the convention as the platform
OF the party in Ohio, reaft1rms the Phil
adelphia platform; pledges undivided sup
port TO the Republican party, the mag
nifcent achievements of which, it is de-
ciared, have added luster to American
history, and under the administration of
which the United States has become a
world power. Industry has been revived,
II Is set forth, plenty has succeeded want
end our export trade now leads the
world.
The gold standard is specifically in
dorsed. Further strengthening of the
navy legislation looking to the restora-
tion Of the merchant marine, the speedy
construction of an American ship canal
across the isthmus, are declared to be
imperative needs.
In regard to combination of capital the
platform says:
We recognize the right Of both labor
ana capital to combine, when such COM
H!natlons are wisely administered for the
general good. but combinations which
create monOpolies to control prices or Inn
It production are an evil which must he
ly enforced"
Congress is asked to renew the hu-
mane and reasonable laws and treaties
for the continued protection of Ameri-
can labor. This has particular reference
TO the expiration Of the Geary act.
\ ringing tribute Is paid to the SOL
diers and sailors Of Uncle Sam.
Attempts to deprive any citizen of his
right to vote under the constitution is
denounced, and the demand is made that
representation in congress and in the
electoral college shall be based on the
actual voting population, proportionate
reduction being made for any state in
Which the right of suffrage shall be de-
med, except for crime.
Iynching is denounced in unmeasured
terTas. -.
victory for arms in the war with Spain
Is declared to have brought the blessings
oI liberty to millions Of human beings
4he Republican principle that congress
hGS-peWer- to govern the new possessions
etoOOiE EHIS 10 lne needs of their people
and in the interests of the people of the
United States is declared to have been
upheld by the supreme court
4BUNCH OF BOUQUETS.
President Mckinley is Iauded for the
prudent and successful management of
the situation in China.
1t is declared that the nations pledge
to Cuba is being faithfully kept, insur-
Ing freedom and independence to her
people, who 1t is added, are TODAY an
loying more prosperity than ever be-
fore.
The Cubans are congratulated upon
wise and conservative action in favor
Of stable government"
Porto Rico Is reported to be fourishing
beyond all former experience Hawaii 8
entrance into full territorial relations
with the United States government has
been marked by the most marvellous
shipping known in the history of those
islands.
In the Philippines, "a wicked insurrec-
ton has been suppressed" and civil
government, contemplating the largest
practicable degree of home rule, has sue
eeeded military control. Personal free
gom, with an equality Of rights hereto
Tore to them unknown, is secured TO
every HahsebitaiTts;s'==7-
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