The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
HARDING NOMINATED
WITH COx'S HELP
roH'inEsd rom Fret Page
roll call and Nick I.ongvorth YVES going
q at hT,aknt.ck Hns.ssi

roll cali and Nick I.ongv orth ws- going
It at hTeaknt-ck sUesi
Hamilton comfy Toared Malloy
Hamilton county. SAID cox IN the gen ID
TEST conversational tones casts her
ninrt One votes for Harding
The lOngwOrth IIg was up Burton
was smashed Cox had spanked Mickey
and Jailed him back Ia his real true pOlit %
iCal parent. My. but tn. how ling cheers
ia" whistles the Wells and the roars that
greeted that simple announcement by
IA" gentt, spoken, burly political chief
tam ~ Cincinnati. and Cox. under the
unit rule. had cast longworth'S own vote
against himself There was "a similar
instance uf this kind when John C. shes
nan. head 81 Iammany, IN isya AT Bunalo
cast william l.utIsrt = one vote against
himself ~ candidate for Governor
~" IsnngWorth steam vas ON and he
! continued To gam. but of course the Cox
trip hammer had fiatten.d him
The result of the third ballo, was a.
! follows Harding. "a Brown. iaO. Long
worth la5 Garfield :
u Nevin. Jr., of Mont gomery county.
Whp had nam,sI Judge Brown. moved to
max" HnrdIng'E nomination unanimous.
ana this was quickly done. MIR Harding
was brought before the convention bV
! Mr. inN, Mr. N.Vin aud Maurice Mat~rhe
~ l-veland lie said IA Jart
" nee't not b- said that ] am grateful
, from the botium of my heart for this dis
ungui-h'si honor The only greater honor
VIII he when We gu - victory together
n"Ni Nuv-tnb~r The Republican party
OF IN. grand old State Of Ohio has never
been "alled upon without responding with
"A dominant voice
In ONO We can say We are Tor William
" Tan and Republican principles We
can 90 80 the people IA sincerity and IN
''bh-rletCe ] pledge - you and through
you 2" the pruple ~ OHIO that the first
aitril,ut" which will be- demanded ~ every
Republican -eekIng ONCE H. that he b,'
genuinely honest all the time
W" can point to things accomplished
and 'hlngS promised W." an. going To
breach 'S'onomy and then practise II
We Will demand that public servants
give To office the sam., devotion that they
wOuld give Ia private business the
Roosevelt awakening and rh- Taft d-vo-
ton and conservation are Republican
Go from the convention after ia. con-
"ltIsIon oi Norr business knowing that Won
INV" all the gratitude = proud mau can
EXPRESS
Fran"iS " rra..w.v. VA. present
h-pIblIoan Il'.ut IA ant = ;"N.rnor was re
Nominated bV reclamation ami the ticket
'pmpl"t"d "a follows
Fn. N..rf1.y Co. stat. Granville "
Mn"n", of N-hulhu,a
~, N'o'r TI"o'Hrsr Eud' " Archer ~
R'lpou' .uuurs
r., I1n-r.s -'',as. ~ { s--. g D.n- !
70, Ja.r,' co. >.p,.r. 'p.r' Judge ,
" Is rev 81 Morgan 'uuWs
FoI J s'rs~ OF >ypr.u,' 'usr' Judge
Summers OF clark 'uun',
Pc. 'I"'' nd sap cm' 'nsr' lohn :
M'\u'' Of uiumniana county
Where was Jane. Rudolph Garfield IN
all the fuss, His nam" mad not h-.en
formally presented tn the ronVen tIon .
The regulars IrregtIlars insurgents and
non -surg-nt> ar" Sayingi tonight that
Mr. Garfield got rather skinny pIrkIngz
after ~ much Catsrvaulng
Garfield guIt his n ,ht this morning
Representative" Paul Rowland uult The
stand Isat crowd und~- senator Dicks
leadership Out g-neralled the radicals
IN ~" resolutions committee DICK stol"
i'nritcid thunder "a State ISsu'S The
stat" gl1nks IN the Garfield platform
S.rr all inserted in DICK : platform RIt
he hulk ~ Dicks resolutions IN Tins
state platform plaSter-d lavish praise
n Tar. the tarif ana the Ohio de.Ra-
Ton ~ congress An mdor~emen' OF
Taft for another term was written ~
The platform - considered the stIifes'
pleco 81 standpatti-n presented hy any
Republican convention tins wear
DICK dragged out III" resolution com
nitt"'' work until ~ thus morning
II Wa ?lmO~t cpnV"niinn time when
'arti"d GOT copy II the platform. ,
fairfield dId not hsv. minority report
-"adv prepared 10 oher the convention !
How lpnd argued that Garfield important ,
stat" plank- had b'en adopted m DICKS ,
'la'tNru and that h" could get no more ,
tow and aTgii~d aainHt n ~ monty report
'u' -RId h" v ouid present NE. n a ireC'ed
III" final conference 81 tho progressive
ead'rs ~aS held on th" ravement ~ front 4
4 tho Neil HntIss Garfield talked much ,
''H indefinitely. WhIl" his friends fairly
isnC"d With InpatI~nC.. Finally hard
= nrdS logan 20 Nv and Garfield and How Z
and w'r" sharply told that they would \
- accused ~ quitting tho fight " failing :
q give the Trugr'asivsS delegates the ,
hanca To max" III" fight they wanted to
make
NJ last HOwland protesting that he
lad nn formal draft ~ platform to offer :
vas bundled INTO an automobile and huS-
lsd e. the convention hall He had not ,
made w his mind when the h all WAS
cached v bet her h. wound ofer his r~solu- .
ions ~ not
N"anw hila th" Garfield delegates had
cen waiting fraternity for III. signal
- hAt'le They had .SJectAd from th.. ,
irs' that III. stand pat crowd would con-
rnl IN" resnlution- COMMITTEES. that plck
S"uld write IN. platform and that th..
~ gre --ly" Fight would open with tn" pre-
"ntiug ~ a minority report hen th.v
card that there was even doubt whether ,
minority report would ha pr,.ss ni.,d -.
hey w"r" simply dumfounded
Rowland decided he would not offer 4
li- minority report This ended thu. .
hatfield hght Ia OHIO i
Md whA, did that man COX have To
'av about 70 alls Nothing save this ,
nd hS ,garL q |