Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-06-13
The Cry Was Hanna, Derrick,
Harding and Harmony"
A STATE TICKET NOMINATED.
The Platform includes sPIank on Dis
reimbursement ard Reduction In
Representation.


with much ALTERATION in SIS battle
cries. While Senator Foraker was pre-
siding. the delegates added 90 the lis
tho cry o; Hanna. Herrick. Harding
and Harmony While an conceded +
that 90 was "Hanras year" he would
NOT use bis influence. except Tor the
head OF the ticket. in naming his
ncighbor. Myron IT. Herrick. for Gov
erncr The Senator's friend. GeorEc .
=. Cox. ol Cincinnati na1cj Warren /
c. Harding FOR Lieutenant Governor. +
sad Wade Hampton Ellis fo- Attorney 4
General The ticket nominated FOL +
lows.
Governor. Myron T. Herrick. OF Guy
ahoga. Lieutenant Governor. Warren /
G. Harding. OF Marion. Auditor. w Is.
Gulibvrt. % Nobel. Treasurer. vs.. s.
McKinnon. OF Ashtabul8. Attorney
+ General wade r. Ellis % Hamilton.
Judge OF Supreme Court. a. y. SUM
mcrs. OF Clarke. school commits oner.
r. A. Jones. OF stark. member OF the
board 90 public works. George 81
| Watkins. of Pike.
While Senator Foraker expressed his
qualification over the ticket ANA tnc
+ results generally. hc was especially
F gratihet over thc unanimous adoption
of "a resolution which endorsed frcst-
dent Roosevcit's nomination. as welt
as his admin. stration. IT, had been an
ticlpatoG as Congressman Ncfin SAID
today that Senators Hanna and For
aker would lock horns over the en-
forsomrnt OF R0osovcIts canli iacv.
but instead they locked arms and are
n0w leading the Ohio Republicans lu
this campaign more tremendously
than ever
There never was more talk about TX
ing a slate in advance OF the conven-
tiOn than this year. hut che o1llotiAs
indicated that such was not the case.
FOR az least some OF the minor places.
At any rate Hanna and Herrick aid
not exercise their personal inhaen
Gin giving the word and left che hail
before the nomination for Governor
. took place.
The platform inlorses Senators Han
p ua and Foraker. promising Hanna sup
: po-t Cor reelection and commcn-.
President Rrosevcl.'s fidelity CD duty
mis- adherence tc President Mckinney
s policies. and his own proved ability
his hieh office. showing him in esei.
way worthy OF election oy the pcori
90 he their Chief MaGistrate. ana "a
e vors his nomination Eos President II
1904
p. The platform favors better road
extension of labor legislation I'm ever
way equitable 90 an. especially 90 s'
e cure for Labor just rCco -nluon ot I'd
settlement 90 differences. Liberal pet
sion legislation cnCCuragem"nt 90 cH
merchant marine. stimulation OK Toe.
=. bank circulation alors safe lines
lo secure elasticity or circulation lu-o
Sos Governor Tafts administration
ID. rr. T. A
il rand and steady progress made il O..
e. preparation OF the Philippines Tor %
fullest practicable degree OF selt-s'
eminent"
AS 20 foreign Affairs. the platfor
'W fnCcrses the policy OF developing "a
as navy 20 the highest efficiency. ai
SAYS. "Our foreign policy OF equity
, an has made the United States q
~ peace-maker OF the world. guardu
weaker nations fro aggression al
.SS giving the Monroe doctrine vll
force greater than ever before.
, Regarding the protective tariff pc
cv the platform declares We oppt
an attacks upon this policy. wnate'
H. the preteNt. as tending to uring pa
the disastrous days OF Democr2
,.. tariff revision and free trade. Cnai
ing conditions and The possible oene'
OF reciprocity may caA Tor umtls
adjustment or ScAe4A4t1s hAt lit
,.. as q principle and as policy must
administered by the friends % Anne
MS can prosperity and must not be- sac
the dced
inc Combinations for the monopoly
.es- trade and kindred unlawful purpo
90, are directly amenable 90 penalties p
ia vided by Republican legislation
their vigorous enforcement Ia
lee' courts No worthy interest is impc-l
the hut whatever viii work public harm
rize restrained and that without resort
A. the Democratic plan OF destroying
American industries through tarlm
9"-- vision or otherwise IL further icgl
sul- ton should be found necessary. the
public party can be depended upon
enact and enforce it with equity
safety in every legitimate interest.
OF ohio was the drst State with
In / forever free from the stain OF slave
ties Pledged by the great creative @
.t.h nance OF 1887. 20 the fundamental p
"''" ciDles OF civil and religious liberty
bound thereby to forever remain
ame part OF the United States OF Ame'
lli,s ohio was foremost In the war 20
serve the indestructible union OF ii
aiu' structive States and adheres irml
und, every amendment which that
huu- wrote into our cOuntry's ccnsrtu
o,,.,, as binding in honor upon every An
can citizen Therefore. We hold fas
itloh the doctrine Of equity everywher
help. the exercise OF the elective franc
Ivalv maintaining that justic requires
c+oAo axeiu1fnV any OF - clfi