The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-26
REPUBLICAN,
TICKET.
OHIO
STATE


TICKET.
For Governor-George K. Nash.
Lieutenant GOvernor-Carl L. Nip
pert
Supreme judge. l. Price.
Attorney GeneraI-John M. Sheets.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-Law-
son Emerson.
State Treasurer-Isaae B. Cameron.
Member of the Bard of Public
Work-W. G. Johnston
Columbus, o.. June 25--The Repub-
hcan state convention here today broke
the Ohio record by completing its work
in three hours. The intense heat was
prosuating, and Chairman Hanna not
only cut short his own speech, but also
those Of others. and then dispatched
business with the utmost speed. In
those three hours the convention nomi-
mated a full state ticket, adopted it's
declaration of principles, endorsed j.
3. Foraker as the Republican candf-
date for reelection as United States
senator, completed the party Organi-
zatlon for the campaign, and trans
| acted other business.
OF the seven nominations only three
were new men, and one of these. Nip
| pert, Tor lieutenant governor, was nom
| mated without Opposition, after Lieu
tenant Governor Caldwell had declined
denomination. Nash, Sheets. Cameron
/ and Johnston We're TenOminated for
/ second terms without opposition. There
/ were free-f0r-al contestants for the
! nominations for supreme Judge and
] clerk Of the supreme court.
1t had been currently reported that
Crew and Critchfeld were On-the Hanna
/ slate for those two nominations, cut
/ senator Hanna. vigorously denied tax
| ing any part whatever in the contests
/ Tor these TWO places. Judge Crew is an
! old friend and neighbOr of Elmer G.
I Dover, the private secretary of Senator
/ Hanna Dover was working at the
| Crew Headquarters. Many, therefore,
! claimed that DOver's opera tiOns had the
! sanction Of the senator, and that the
/ slate was broken.
The vote showed thar Price and
Emerson had formed a combination
/ that worked successfully for both of
/ them Judge Price of Lima has been
I on the common pleas and circuit
/ benches and Emerson has been promf-
nent in politics in eastern Ohio for
many years.
Lieut.. Gov. Caldwell Forced Out
The nomination that caused the most
comment was that Of Nippert in place
I of Lieutenant Governor Caldwell, the
I elected with Governor Nash TWO years
ago that was not renominated for a
second term. The state Anti-salOOn
League caused Caldwell to run several
thousand behind his ticket in 1899, and
had vigorously opposed his nomination.
There. were frequent calls FOR Cald-
well in the convention, but ne 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 opportunity for dem
OnstratiOns- When the delegates were
calling for Caldwell, Chairman Hanna
made Caldwell a member OF the com
/ mlttee to escort Governor Nash TO the
hall to deliver his speech of acceptance,
and while this committee was out,
/ Chairman Hanna promptly called UP
the next order of business, and State
Senator Nippert was nominated.
Nippert has Seen principal OF schools
at Cincinnati and police prosecutor
| there. Like Caldwell. he is liberal, and
the State Anti-salOOn League has eX-
pressed its displeasure because Nippert
in the last legislature, voted against
the Clark local option bill. On the
] other hand, the repreSent CiVes of the
| liquor interests left tonight much dis
FpleaSed over what they term the en-
forced retirement of Caldwell while
the Rev. Mr.. Clark has been renomi-
mated in Columbus for the legislature
and several Republican members WhC
opposed the Clark local option bill
The convention reconvened at tn,
auditorium at 10 O'Clock. The grea
hall was packed when Temporary
, I Chairman Foraker raped for Orde
and he was given a great ovation
Hanna Delegates Seated
: The committee ON credentials pre-
scented a report, signed by twenty o
its twenty-one members in favor o
the Hanna delegates from Fayett
I county. The report was adopted. tn
/ only Daugherty man on the cOmmitte
offered no minority report as was gen
+ / orally expected
The committee on permanent organ
2 ization reported it had selected Senate
Hanna as permanent chairman an
e continued the rest or the tenporar
f organization. The report was adopted
= Senator Foraker introduced Senate
: Hanna as ''the man who knew hi
{ business. and how to attend TO it,
T great demonstration ensued.
Chairman Hanna returned his thank
= for the honor and then stated that Sen
a atOr Foraker had already sounded IN
{ keynote and would continue to do S
4 in the campaign and that all Repuh
T licanS in Ohio would pc with nm 70
II man. He eulOgized Forakers speec
and his record in the senate and sal
all the people IN ONO We're 1of MS Is
election, except the Democrats
He insisted that the coming contey
in Ohio was one of national characte
and on ndUOQaA ISSUES II Was lA
most important period for the supper
T. and encouragemenf Of the national az
miniStration.
l. He then reviewed the first admins
:. tration Of President Mckinley and II
s. sisted that his second administratlc
.e was still more important for the d'
5 nestle, insular and foreign AFFAIRS
the country. He discussed the hnanci
ISSUES at length and insisted that u
country demand a contlpuance or COZ
Il fdence in the government IN order
81 continue the present prosperity
r appealed to Ohio Republicans to
H. away with all factional differences al
h stand by the president and a Repu
lican Congress
In discussing the tariff Senator Hal
ma said this was no time for eeXpeI
Of menfs in that line or any other. ~
a. was no time for financial. industri
m other disturbances- He favored
e sonal liberty so long as it did
= terfere with the public good anq
a no other allusion 70 state affair
ator Hanna was loudly applau