New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-29
HARMONIOUS FOR HANNA
OHIO DELEGATES SEEN TO
WANT HIM FOR PRESIDENT.
SENATOR AND BUSHNELL SPEAK AFTER
SILENCE OF FIVE YEARS-CON-
EFNTION ADJOURNS.


Convention. which has been a continued ovation
here all the week to Senator Hanna. closed this
evening with great demonstration in his honor,
10 which he responded in a characteristic speech.
The convention was distinguished for harmony
in the chorus for Hanna in all that done.
One Of the last reconciliations was that of SEN
ator Hanna and Ex-Governor Asa s Bushnell.
Of Springfield. They had not spoken since the
memorable contest for the Senatorship. in 1897.
Before going 20 the convention to-day they met
in the most cordial manner
What called the Hanna men won on
al ballots. but Cox supported none Of the win
ners- In making up the State ticket Hanna
and Cox were opposing sides to-day. the
same as in the contest for the organization of
the legislature last January. but good feeling
prevailed after the convention was over.
While Senator Hanna cheered as he en-
tered the hall: he announced the vote of
his county delegation. of which he was chair
man; as General Grosvenor and other speakers
referred to him. and other occasions. the
names Of President Roosevelt Senator Foraker
Governor Nash and others were also cheered
General Grosvenor was heartily received as the
permanent chairman.
After referring to the death of President Nc
KinIey, and saying The world of mankind is
better that he lived il is poorer that he died.
he spoke Of President Roosevelt saying that
the Republican party owes it TO itself and its
duty TO the country to stand by his administra-
ton and aid in carrying it to success as a
vindication Of the policy of Mckinley. as a
token of gratitude to his successor, and
assurance of victory for the party in 1894. He
continued:
Ohio will not forget the strong declaration that
Roosevelt made Buffalo. and il will not forget
that IN the hours which followed he brought around
MN the faithful men who had composed McKin-
booNSuaTG OF falthful ADVISORS. and th2E he
has carried the flag of true Republicanism high ad-
Nanced in the contests that have followed In the
contests which before will not stop TO
feel unavailable and inefficient regret But take
up the burdens which our beloved leader laid down,
and under the banner Of leader not less chival-
and aid his work and effort for the common good
9h,t common country, We viii aim at results
and feslty TO party leadership.
national and International and the American peo-
pie will never the introduction into po-
prsfica of and rEn awa 9y rom T G
n the fear Of God and IN hS The name of American
civilization We will control and govern and benefit
on larger scale what have accomplished so
brilliantly in the island of Porto Rico. The Amer
lean nag has never been pulled down from any
riory thai il ever claimed jurisdiction of it never
is in the White House Let political dastards
howl. The American people will hold the honor Of
our nag ard our army and navy sacred and invio-
To-day there is every appearance Of a conflict TO
upon the one hand and certain recognized injurious
mnistration through the courts of the country and
The Aorhev general Of be mia sat nsofeG nr 9y
ceediDg 10 define the trust il exists and TO
drive il out of its business of monopoly The writ
of injunction is being issued restrain the greed
OF combina tions. and effective measures being
binstions injurious ''''"-
In accepting denomination at the head of the
State ticket. Secretary of State Lewis c. Lay
lin referred to the State convention at Zanes-
vile. in 1885 at which the so-called triple alli-
ance was entered into that included Bushnell
for Governor, Foraker for Senator and McKin-
ley for President. Secretary Laylin said they
were united now for Senator Hanna to succeed
himself. although not distinctly positive in
expressing preferences in advance for President
and Governor. This reference 70 the Ciovernorshfp
was enjoyed by the delegates. who have during
the week witnessed the dress parade here Of A
half dozen or more asprants for the nomination
for Governor next year
Many women attended the convention to-day
among them being Mrs Hanna who occ,Ipied
front seat the platform. but she and the
women with her left the hall before the Senator
was called on for the closing speech.
THE STATE TICKET
The following ticket was nominated:
Fer sscretsry OF s'ate-I.EwIs .. LAYLIH. q Nor
,,I Eor Ieag. q supr-n. court-w1tLAM p. CREW Of
Fer Foss ans Dairy Commissioner HORACE AN
Fer Member q ,he Board Public WILLIAM
SENATOR HANNA-s SPEECH.
Before the secretaries could announce the re-
suit of the last ballot there were loud and
repeated calls for Senator Hanna. and the great
est denonstrs ton Of the convention occurred
as he was being escorted TO the platform. The
convention had been in continuous session from
10 a m. until almost ( 2. m. but the Senator
received the closest attention. He said:
M Chairman and fellow Republicans: l thank
you most heartily for this cordial reception and
Of this convention The candidates whom YOU have
n,ont1atea viii receive the unanimous support Of
Nash and Congressman Grover. have sounded the
State The other on behalf of the nation. These
twin issues will meet together in common
motto in the last convention. Let well enough
Keep on letting we'll enough aione, 70 '''d''
There has been consideration Of State affairs and
especially Of the work done by the legislature Of
ested in sound economic government and viii also
appeal 10 those who have felt inc burden of taxa
ton and have sought relief and found IT. There
because we are called upon 70 vote for members II
GEM during the baian f our S,rn9ons Presi
course; as in al campaigns there issues which
Upon national questions They have .ked in the
halls Of Congress for davs and weeks upon ques-
ZION which the Republicans Of the United States
settled last year. but pa don them. is
Su ~ sandnF Peo 2% the , Acan Ped oRls
ana proclsimng that the policy OF President No
kinley was wrong morally wrong. Why. Repubi-
cans Of Ohio ] blush have say that it seems
70 me almost An insult to his memory that such
fnlnss could be said upon the floor Of the United
states senate against whom only the
Republicans Of OHIO but the Republicans OF the
nstion worship. Shame upon party that will at
tempt 10 bring that name into dsrepute and dis
honor through his policies inaugUrated they
were, N the interest If humanity. Those Of who
We're close 10 him during those trying days. when
nsN questions came up. well know how he wrested
WIN teem prayerfully and inteigently that he
fnltht co what was best for those people the
otner side Of the world. Weighing everything n
ne balance and praying his own highest author
.say-tson-he came 10 the conclusion that the best