The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-24
OHIO REPUBLICANS
WILL MEET TO-DAY
State Prepared For the State
Convention.
PROSPECT OF a hot CAMPAIGN
Is EXCELLENT.

columrus5 o. june es.-Most Of the
leaders and many of the delega ties are
here tonight for the Republican state
conception which convenes in this CRY
tomorrow afternoon. The Convention
VIII renominate for SECOND terms Cow
ernof George X Nash, Ideutenant Cow,
eruor John A. C'aldweH. Attorney Cen
eral John u. sffeets, state Treasures
~ ~ Cameron and j ~. Johnspn the
latter for member OF the state board Of
puoiic works
The contests are limited tofthe MONT
nations forsjudEe and clerk OF che SUI.
premet court The candidates for SUI.
plenne Judge inelties a Minshafi OF
P1ice Of Allen and D. A. Russell s6r
AleiEs
Among those contestug for the suz
prene court clerkShip are J. 5. AIleI
{ Of Athens, A. c. C,ritell6eld Of WAYNE.
=. A. Emerson OF Belmen5g w p Nc
lean OF shelby, a. b, Hail OF Guerne
sey, y. ~ Miller OF Delaware and g.
G. COPELAND of Paulding
Ia addition TO a fIIl tslke feket, a.
les1s lalure sYihs be elected e1is year,
at0r Foraker Fhe1e are ne sl0ld-over
~ efnbers az etle general assembly Ia
ohio. All members Of both Branches OF
lne legislature are To be elecled next
tAttAtttitA t4it
81 EnatQr. the pext legislature VIII
have tie apporfionfnenf of the state
under fhe last census for legislative
and 9theF state districts as feli as Cor
ts7Li rsss14en. s.lid also the cousidera-
ton oi an laportant issue Oh local
Tbs cont between tha parties for
contfoF Oh tl1e 1sgislR ture TINS year viii
ae the mosf 1isslst led one ia the history
g the stah partisan ~ van tases
districts viilf lsie9 Hati5. the nest census
an 1910, under the Ohio laws
Senator Esoralles Fas TIE star cam
paigner. In Tilis con test 6as been Sc
leCted as the tenporagg - iT11an or
the cOnventlOn, and he wiz .deltEer the
the coslVention at4 =. IN. tomorrow
It ls generally uuders toed that. Sena-
tor Hanna VIII TOMORROW night be Sc
1ected as t9e permanent chairman of
he CONVENTION 70. preside at the session
+ Congressman Dick and other mem-
iebers OF The state committee have been
here for two DAYS Infringing for the
convention, and thes expect The largest
attendauce IN many years, All of the
/ Ohio Republican 6ongressnaen are here
taking an active pazt IN me pEel irnf-
raries. Congressman Gfr0sxen0r, Skies.
I Hil6sbrandt, TayIer SlattuciS. Beide-
1 Ter. skye. Neyin and Van Worhis- are
{ =
It Is understood that General eros
/ Venor VIII be chairman of the commit
tee on resoiutiQDs and thar his COM
mittee VIII be composed OF. congressman
land X-c0ngressneIis and that the plat
form viii deaf almost entirelSr with ma
] tional issues.
Republican Leaders Confer.
A conference eof leadfng Republicans
/ was held tonisht at whieh senator
! F'oEaSer and senator Hanna, CONGRESS-
I men GrQsVenor, Van Nofhis, Tayier
and Dick George b. Cox and others
/ were present. The conference devoted
much time to the cor S. era ton Of the
4 nominat ton Of ex-C OngresSman John
I A., caldwell for lieutenant governors.
/ and its1was the general impression ar
I ter the conference was ever that Cald-
i ~ eiI would be. Tenominated.
B - opposed to Caldwell. who has been
Z the attorney Of the brewers and Liquor
1 men Id certain cases
~ Is proposed TO have a resolution in
i The nlftttorH endorsing Senator For
) aftler S reelection. and some Of the anti
4 saloon men threaten opposition to the
isenateF III Caldwell is named This
feature 81 the platform. as wen as the
raouinatiQn of Caldwell. and the form
Of, endorsement or Senator Foraker, is
tcausing the leaders trouble. Other
\ views Of Senator FORAKER on national
Issues and OF Governor Nash on state
I issues with the specific Endorsement
OF the policies Of President. Mckinley
( 1T IS understood tliat Senator Foraker
wifi outline the platform on national
I issues and that Is viii conform 30 his
Z keynote speech.