The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
NAMES HARMON
Ohio Democrats Reaenina.e Elm Fer
Governor Of Ohio.
STATE TICKET ANNOUNCED

He Is Endorsed for the Presidency
b, the state Convention at Day
to..-Wiil Resign Guvernorship to
Make the f,acc.-Bryan'> Sussscs-
siun TO Endorse senator Defeated.
| The Democratic party Of Ohio goes
! into the STATE campaign this fall with
jrdson Harmon as its candidate for
governor ana President; The DEM
ocrat!c state convection. which CON-
pleted is iabors Wednesday al Day
ton. endorsed him in the strongest
terms for the Presidency OF the
United Stat. after il had .enominat-
The belief held hy many delegates
| that the governor will resign short
ly after the beginning OF his new
term in order 70 become candidate
for President before the next Demo-
cratic national convention was VOC
ed BY former Governor James 4.
Campbell. The ex-governor was in
Producing Al,ee Pomerene. Of Canton.
the nominee for lieutenant governor.
Here is the man" he said. who
will be lieuteEant governor. for six
months and the governor for year
and six months Both OF these tabu-
lous promotions. however. were ac-
complished against tie earnest pro-
test cf their benefciaries."
Th- following resolution Sas pre-
sen,ed by the committee on resolu-
;ions by the convention endorsing
Governor Harmon for the Presidency
N 1912:
I'VE invite the attention Of the
nation TO Judson Harmon and the
work he is doing for Ohio. Two years
hense 1t will have been completed.
then We can spare him for larger
duties He believes that gn:lt Is per-
sonai-is acting on that belief at
home. and would act upon it in large
fields a high sense OF duty provid-
es his only motives for official ac-
tons and his sense OF justice aloce
completes judgment. F!rmness and
strength mark him the man TO sup
plan, vacillation and weakness. The
nation needs real man and the
Ohio Democracy presents and endor-
ses for the Presidency OF 1912 Jud-
son Harmon.
Governo: Harmon made futile re-
oueS; OF the resolutions committee
that they om!, the Presidential en-
o-semen; resolutions. saving :ia, ne
is maki2S mis- present fight on state
issues and did not wan; national Is
sues in Injected into the coming CAM
paiga. He was told that /: could not
be prevented
Atlee Pomerene. who was him.
self candidate agains, Harmon 70:
the nomination in The state conysn-
ton twc years ago. almost anSTiiy
demanded that re be no; compelled
20 max. the sacrifice. as ne termed
it. OF accepting ,he nomination FOR
second place Although his name
was no; placed in nomination. he re-
ce:ved nearly CROUCH votes o2 The
first ballot 10 nominate. He form
silly withdrew. but on the second
ballot. before the roll cal was COM
pl-ted. the nomination vas made
unanimous n. asked time 10 con-
slider the matter and after an hours
conference with his tr;enls announc-
ed he would accept.
The proposition &c endorse can
dida,e :or United States senator that
was suggested by William J. Bryan.
was defeated. receiving but 2a+ ont
cf the i.na9 votes in the convention.
4 move o. grca: importance in
Ohio was made ~ the convention
| when il endorsed the proposal for
constitutional convention. qmes-
ton .ha, will be voted upon by The
people this fall.
The following is the ticket that
| was nominated 10 make the cam
pa!sn with Governor Harmon.
Lieutenant CO ve-nor-A:lee POM
creme. Canton
Attorney Gcneral-T;moth S. Ho-
gan. W-listor.
Secretary OF S:a,e-Char!es Il.
| Graves. Oak HarboT..
Treasurer Of Stat.-D. S. Cream
er. St. ClairSvi:le.
AZ the conclusion o! the nomina-
IONS the convention adjourned sine
| die