Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-25
OHIO REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENT ton
Senator Hanna Made Permanent Chairman
His Delegates Seated Mash RenOm-
mated by ACCIamatOn.

soldiers and sailors Of the United states
for their Yulor and suffering IN deiehue
of their country, and asks that they
may enjoy the most liberal applications
OF the pension laws; demands the strict
enforcement " constitutional measures
guaranteeing 60 every citizen the Iisht
of franchise, and denounces lynehins
WAR WITH SPAIN
Referring TO the recent war with
Spain the platform sets forth that our
victory imposed responsibilities ana 00-
legations greater than any which nave
arisen In q generation. The blessings
of liberty have been extended To millions
OF human beings The Monroe doctrine
has been firmly upheld.
Regarding the trouble in China the
platform Says.
THE prudent and successful manage
ment Of American interests in China by
President Mckinley has added new
glory 10 American arms and American
diplomacy
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
In touching upon Cuban lndepend-
ence, it IL stated that the nations
pledge to the island Of Cuba Is being
faithfully kept lnsurng freedom ana
independence 20 her people. Order has
been maintained, the interests ~ the
United states conserved and the island
today is enjoying more national pros
perity than ever before. We congrat-
ulate the people Of Cuba upon wise and
conservative action IN favor OF stable
government Porto Rico Is fourlshlng
beyond all her former experiences Ha-
waits entrance into full territorial re-
lations with the United States govern
ment has been marked by the most
marvellous progress known In the his
tory Of chose islands.
PHILIPPINE RESURRECTION.
In the Philippine Islands g wicked in
suIrecti0n has been suppressed, the
chief leaders have gpken the oath Of ai-
legance. and the anticipated large in
crease in our regular army has been
rendered Unnecessary Civil govern
ment, contemplating the largest pract-
cable degree Of home rule, has succeed
ed military control. The American ed
ucational system has followed the flag
into these Islands and personal freedom
with an equality OF rights heretofore
to them unknown Is secured to every
inhabitant.
All these benehclent results have
been accomplished by the enactment
into law Of Republican principles and
we congratulate President Mckinney
upon BIS wise, patritoc and brilliant
administration, Facing unforeseen ara
grave responelbils.sJ, hV has me, tnem
prudently, bravely and successfully,
and we assure TO him the unqualified
appreciation Of the Republicans of
Ohio.
GOV. NASH INDORSED.
The platform concludes by indorsng
the administration Of Gov. Nash COM
mending Senators Foraker and Hanna
and endorsing Senator Foraker for a
second term.
Hon. Henry c. Taylor, who presented
the name Of George X. Nash 10 the
convention two years ago for governor,
then presented his name for re-
nomination and he was re-nominated
by reclamation. A committee escorted
Gov. Nash to the hall, and he was
given a rousing reception. In accepting
record of the past ten years and espe-
cially that Of the past two years and
held that the showing was such that
even their Democratic opponents could
find no fault with it.
NOMINATIONS.
When nominations for lieutenant
governor were called for State Senator
Carl y. Nippert, Of Hamilton county,
was nominated without opposition by
accalamation.
For the nomination for judge of the
supreme court, there were presented
the names OF j. l. Price, VIM. b. Crew
and Thaddeus A. Minshal the incum-
bent.
The first ballot resulted: Price 400;
Crew, 3l7la; Minshall, S52h; necessary
to nomination. 545.
The second ballot resulted as follows
Price, 642; Crew 279; Mlnshall, 1877.
The nomination Of Price was made
unanimous
John NJ. Sheets, for general,
was nominated for a second term with
out opposition.
For the nomination Of clerk Of the
supreme courtwere presented the names
of Newton NJ. Miller, Alya b. Hall, A.
c. Critchfield and Lawson r. Emerson.
The first ballot resulted, Miller, 800 l.3;
Hail. 80; Critchfeld. ~ Is; Emerson,
56l l-3. The nomination OF Emerson
was made unanimous.
Isaac b. Cameron. for state treas
urer and w. G.. Johnson for member
Of the state board OF public works, were
nominated without opposition.
Resolutions were adopted extending
sympathy to Secretary Hay in his be-
reavement
At 1.lO p. m. the convention ad-
journed.