Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
NUMBER 10.
From the National In,siirene.r.
The Demoer.rx ar ahr.

The Democracy Of Ohio held q State conrent,on NJ
Columbus on Saturday last, and nominated SHrpAnp p
NORRIS for Judge OF the Supreme Court Of the State and
ALEXANDER p MILLER for meuIber Of tho Board of Pub
lie Works
ine most important act OF the Convention va, thu
a"pon o' resolution by which, for the rs. time ,hs
democracy OF Ohio pledged 70 III, .upoor, NJ ,h
batinore PLATFORM Hitherto they have dojge,i ,h., A..
sue we copy rom the Ohio State Journal published A,
70 much OF the proceeding. OF the Coavsn.
on as relate to this subject
FROM rHE ONO JOURNAL OF xosn.Y
At 2 o'clock p. N. of Saturday ths Co,xsn,;,n
semtled IN the Cty Hall 'eHs-
hr. houcK Chairman of the Committee on resolution.
reported ibe following a. the report OF the m.iori,v
Tue Delegates of the Democracy of the s,.r, ~ oh,
N Convention assembled do hereby re. affirm tho forme,
,oa =, , Of the party as set forth in the rcso-
sun 1898, as hereto appended and pledge 70 the ..m
their urn and sincere adherence. And we further
,,ns ina. we have entire and unabated con6-
uence the present Democratic Administration oT ,h.
Genera Governmcnt and will give to II our ro,d;r "a
undivided support wa sofuiAi ana
on Iha! We approve the doctrines and .usges.
SET forth in the late message Of Governor Med and
hereby recommend them the careful eonsidsrs,,, ~
the General Assembly oi
As soon as the reading finished the element. h.
W move. gentleman in a distant part of the h.u
MT; CosS"R, Of Wayne, moved TO amend tho 80. ~ rn,
ne following resolution, expressly endorsing m.
resolved, That the Democracy of Ohio in co,...,
assembled, hereby recognise and adopt, ss our I,.,
principles and creed the Baltimore n,s,fo po,ueai
p.Io oy he Convention that nominated Franklin
a our Candidate for President OF the JJn,ed So.
This was the firebrand. The Hards and the Sor a
% 70 STAND revealed Shouts of approval and dsan
bo aae perfect Bediam of the hall some time
ne 'esiueht shouted order till he hoarSe I'm, nr
hody Needed him. He down and left the erc;,s " ~
at n, n'm 70 rage and shout For time thew went
, SET OF crazy demons The with the stou,est
lungs Tor time would make himself heard; bu no CO..
oil reporters on earth could paint the scene as i,
lne were on the tops of the benches and were
presslns 'ouhu Tie chair in the centre Of the room
vote oy counties was vociferousy demanded Som. 90
tended that the resolutions last wear covered he p
unoIe , Pi,,orn- ms was denied stoutly One man
snSuen, wv don't want your New York politics here
otners SAID this lodging disgraceu to the Democrsc
OF ONO The Cincinnati delegation was fierce and via ;,i
excitement. Gitfn, Roll, Mclean &C. wanted the Rail-;
more platform 'e Dai'-
After hard work the President surcsodsd =;
The men near enough to order take the vote NV c
ties on the Baltimore platform amendment We co.J %
sel 'e 'o.e o the counties it vas yeas e2e nays bs
u Tue fresiueht uid not announce the result ereen, ~
stating that the amendment was adopted Tbi,
oy loud long shout and corresponding hsse, frem d.
delegates from the northern pert of the State ~
Mr. Attorney General McCook, Of Sieubenv;I,s r,o,.,
series Oh resolutions as substitute for the resou,;o
reported oy the committee and the amendment uat 80,
eo;, ,snes tnat we could not get copy and the
ing does not even refer to them. They were fonndaa ~
the doctrines OF New York Sois that VIC are Ali 6s
M not worth while to quarrel about the dead
issues o, the past They we're intended and designed q,
dodge the Baltimore PLATFORM and to cemen, ali . "
the fragments OF the party together on the grand ,ho
OF me po without the least reference to prpcInles
spoke with much earnest in support of biz .ub
stute What good would result in going bach 10 The 49,
issues OF the Pas' He wanted see the great and ;.
phant Democratic party of Ohio still united and vc,oron
py declnng TO endorse this Baltimore platform hey had
acted In harmony Why thurst this frebrand ha
at this late day, Somebody moved to y The .ubstiuts
on on the table aeCook dared them to do it, He would
IKE 10 see Democratic convention do such an act Sih
such sentiments Ii said by some one that ,hs nh
tnte was not materially different from those before ,b
house. McCook replied that this not true They
them. WIN
Here's scene Of confusion ensued that shamed nh ,ba
previous disorder Judge Burchard again took hi, sea,
~ despair aud lot the uproar so unchecked For,
T,,e'e"I ,%n 'lS tS,' highest key, going =,