The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-26
TICKET NOMINATED.
Ohio Republicans Select Their State
Candidates.
MARK HANNA IS SUPREME.
lie RaiIrOaded Everything Without a
Single Protest.
CONVENTION HELD THREE HOURS.
A StraightOut Administration Platform
Was Adopted.
EVERYTHING REPUBLICAN COMMENDED
The lmperiahstic Policy OF the Hanna
Mckinley Administration Especially
Endorsed--A Flank on Lynching.
EVERYTHING REPUBLICAN COMMENDED
THE TICKET.

Governor-Georee X. Nash.
Lieutenant eoVernor--Carl L. Nippert
Supreme judge. L. Prince.
Attorney eeneral--John M. Sheets.
Clerk Of the supreme court--Lawson
E. Emerson.
State treasurer--lsaac B. Cameron.
Member board Of public works-W. G.
johnson.
Columbus, Ohio, June 25.-'rhe repuhll.
can state convention which was In ses-
sion today from 1910 a. M to 1:1n p. m.
brcke the Ohio record by completing its
work In three hours
The Intense heat was prostratlne and
Chairman Hanna not only cut short his
own speech. but also those OF others and
then dispatched business with the utmost
speed
In throa hours the convention nomi.
rated fun ticket adopted its declaration
Of principles, Endorsed Foraker as the re.
publican candidate for recollection as hi,
oWn successor, completed the party organi.
2ntion for the campaign and transacted
othu business,
OF the seven nominations only three were
rev men Nash. Sheets. Cameron and
Johnson were renomlnated without oppo-
siticn
The nomination that caused the most
comment was that of Nippert in place of
Lieutenant Governor Caldwell the latter
Lenlg the only one who was elected with
Governor Nash two years aga that was
not renominoted The State anti-saloon
league caused Caldwell TO run several
Thousand behiud his ticket Of 1890 ami had
~ Ion
were frequent calls for Caldwell IN the
convention but b. could not be induce i
10 take the Platform or even rise IN his
sent aud Chairman Hanna dispatched bust
ness In such way ms 20 give no npportnu'
. fnr demonstrators. Nippert has been
principal Of SCHOOLS NJ Cincinnati and police
liberal. aud the State anti-saioon league
expresses their displeasurc because Nlppert
In the last legislature voted aealns, the
CLARKE local option bill. Meantime the rep
rcsentatlvts of liquor interests left much
displpascd over what they term the en-
forced retirement Of Caldwell while Rev
MI Clarke has been reuominatcd In Co
lumbuS for the legislature and several re
pu6lican members who opposed the Clarke
local option bill have been defeated Tor
denomination
The republicans Of ONO, through thelr
representatives, in State convention as
scinIlcd rcanirm the principles set forth
nv tho last National republican convention
NJ Philadelphia and with supreme saus-
faction in its past record ANA Implicit trust
In as ability to meet every pupllC pI"p4eui,
pledge their loyal and undivided support
20 the republican party and Its candidates
TN uughout this campaign.
Tha republican party by lis magnificent
achievements has added luStre 70 American
HISTORY and under its administration OF
National anfairs the United states has be-
come q wOrld-pOwer of the nrst class. IN
dustrr has revived, capital ana LABOR are
enlp.oycd, plenty has succeeded want the
40, III thc hungry and unemployed Is no