Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-25
NJ IjH|O TICKET NAM[D
Governor Nash Renominated
with Carl N. Nippert for His
Running Mate.
Senator Hanna Made Permanent
chairman..His Speech
Applauded.
Resolutions Favor Legislation to
Control Trusts and En-.
dorse Foraker.

Columbus, o., June 25 The reuuplic-
an state convention reconvened at the
auditorium at 10 o'clock today. The
great hall was packed. The various
committees made their reports. That ON
permanent organization selected Sena-
tor Hanna as permanent chairman and
continued the rest of the temporary or
ganization.
Hanna as permanent chairman there
was a great demonstration
Hanna returned his thanks for the
honor and then stated that Foraker had
already sounded the keynote and would
continue to do so in the campaign. when
all republicans in Ohio would be with
him to man. He eulogized Foraker's
speech and his record in the senate and
said all the people in OlHo were for his
recollection. except democrats.
He insisted that the coming contest
II Ohio was one of national character
and on national issues. 1t was the most
important period for the support and
encouragement of the national admins
tration.
11e tIieiI ieNlSNeQ tIle llTSt dQlIlUlSITd.
tration of President Mckinley and in
sisted bis second administration was
still more important for the domestic,
insular and foreign affairs of the coun-
try He discussed the financial issues at
lenth and insisted that the country de-
mand continuance of confidence in the
government in order to have continued
prosperity. He appealed to Ohio re-
publicans to do away with all factional
differences and stand by the president
and the republican congress.
The report of the committee on reso-
lutions, which was adopted reaffirms
the Philadelphia platform and praises
highly the sdministration of President
Mckinley and Nash; reaftirms all pre-
vous declarations ma de by the party on
the money question. tariff and rsciproe-
ity; favors strenthening of the navy
by such legislation as Will restore our
merchant marine to pre- -eminence upon
the sea; urges srsedy construction q
a canal thru the American isthmus: ia
vors a renewal of the Chinese exclusion
act and liberal pension laws: denounces
all attempts to disfranchise the negro
voters Regarding trusts the platform
says:
w = recognize IHe Tlkut VI Uotu i0Ay8
and capital 10 combine when such COZ
bination is wisely administered for tho
general good. but combinations whio0
create monopoly to control prices %
limit production are an evil which mus
be met by effective legislation, vigor-
ously enforced. The only legislation.
national or in Ohio. olk:his subject, ha0
been enacted by the republican party.
and the party can be safely trusted to
deal with this problem"
The services OF Senators Foraker and
Hanna, and the Ohio members of the
house are highly commended. and For
aker Is endorsed for second term. The
following ticket has been nominated:
Governor. George X. Nash; Lieuten.
ant governor. Carl y. Nippert. Hamil.
ton county.
Judge of the supreme court. J. L
Price.
Attorney general, John NJ Sheeets
Treasurer, Isaac B. Cameron.
Member of the board of public workA
w B. Johnson
Clerk of the supreme court Lawson B.
Emerson.
Resolutions were adopted extending
sympathy to Secretary Hay in his be-
reavement and at 1:1o p. m. the conven-
tion adjourned.
EXPLOSION CAUSES BIG WRECK.
Hydraulic Works at Quinnesic Falls.
Mich. Destroyed.
Iron Mountain, Mich. June 25.-The
hydraulic works al Quinnessee Falls.
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