Convention delegates settle contest in Fayette county
A long gathering at the First Baptist in Columbus yields a near unanimous ratification with no dissent. The Fayette county slate led by the Daugherty delegation seals by a 20 to 1 vote, while Mark Hine is named permanent chairman as the rest of the temporary officers are retained. Senator Haack is introduced. speeches praise party unity and tariff support, with calls for "no interference" on renewal legislation. The convention adjourns after nominating Price for Supreme Judge and other state officers.
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Harry Daugherty
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Emerson
Report on Tiles Committee Hearing and Political Turmoil
Details a chaotic hearing with Gov Nash and various officials, noting invitations, audits, and political maneuvering. Mentions Attorney Harry Mott Wether, Albertelie, and Thomas county figures, with references to party positions, Supreme Court race chatter, and public gallery reactions amid tense proceedings.
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Resolutions Outline Economic Policy and Immigration Stance
Resolutions from a committee report by General Grosvenor are adopted reaffirming last year's principles. The document calls for revival of military strength, gold standard adherence, and reducing government surpluses while urging Congress to enact laws on immigration and pensions. It notes monopolies and economic controls as concerns and signals continued coverage on the matter.
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Ohio Republicans ratify calls as leaders tighten grip on party
Columbus June 25 The convention plan is fixed by leaders with delegates chosen from Cox Hanna and Gen Dick amid reports Nash may resign or be replaced. Washington Johnston seeks public works board post while Summit and Wayne county supporters back candidates for Supreme Court clerk. Denials say Gen Dick and Nash tied to ticket remain in place.
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Caldwell Withdraws Amid Convention Turmoil
Colmmbus Ohio June 2 1889 Caldwell withdraws after a party conference adjourned for the day. The move follows pressure from Cox Nippert and others as the Brewers and Anti Saloon League factions weigh in. The report notes Caldwell feared defeat if he stayed and hints at a forthcoming statement to clarify his position.
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Lin
Nippert
Hanna
Jenene
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Masud Shally
Hanna Dominates State Central Committee in Gubernatorial Battle
The state central committee solidified under Hanna’s control with Peter Durr and Mark Sinter elected secretaries. Debate centers on nominations for clerk and judgeships as factions back Critchfield or Daugherty. Rumors of a drive against the slate grow as Prive and Emerson gain backing and Coyahoga County nears a split.
Nineteenth district meeting honors listed for delegates
In Columbus Ohio the Nineteenth district meeting distributed honors to delegates including W H Craft Portage for member rules and order committee Chas Dick for credentials O P Sperry Portage for credentials John Sullivan Trumbull for permanent organization Thos Kinevan Trumbull for vice president of convention Ivor Davis Trumbull for state central committee A note promotes Dr Dowurus Little Early Risers laxatives to regulate bowels and extend life.
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Rules and Order of Business
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Portage
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Trambull
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Trumbull
State Central Committee
Lvor Davis
Forsker Voices Nationwide Stakes in Ohio Vote
Columbus June 25 Senator Forsker as temporary chairman opened the session. He praised Governor Nash’s administration as wise and economical. He warned a Democratic legislature could shrink national power by altering representation and emphasized Ohio’s pivotal role in supporting McKinley.
McKinley praised as nation’s glory amid labor debate
The speech extols President McKinley as American triumph while opposing Democratic policies. It argues for protective tariffs, labor protection, and territorial governance, claiming Democrats threaten wages and the republic’s character. The speaker lauds McKinley’s leadership and warns Ohio voters against Democratic defeat in November.
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