The New York herald., 1870-06-02
YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE q ls7o-rRIPLE SHEET
OHIO.
Burning Of N Oh Train at Cleveland
TWENTY-FIVE Cars Destreyed-Less Nearly
100000.

nsrsiuG OF N OM Train at Cleveland
Twenty-Five Cars Dcstreyed-Less Nearfy
100000.
CLEvELAND. June l. 1870
An oil train on tho Atlantic ana Great Western
Railway took dre this morning while approaching
the city. The danes were communicated to the
railroad oridges over the Cuyaloga river and Ohio
canai' ana destroyed them. frame building occu-
pied by the Kritcn Crane Manufacturing Company
as s o machine shop was damaged TO the extent OF
ssy,uoy, Tne q, pf19oapiy covered by insurance.
a, ne loss Dy tne hre this morning In addition 10
.nat OF kitch Crane. il estimated at from $4,000
W slVo Sixteen tank cars containing las barrels
Most OF The oil was owned Dy Messrs Husscy. Paine
20; There was no insurance On the railroad pro-
Dodse. Moriarty Weller, dry goods dealers, to.
day made an assignment for the beneft OF their
creditors. Their Liabilities are about S45,00o.
Mceriug Of the DemocratIc state Convention
Nomination Of State OAicers-Party Plat
form Adopted.
COLUMBUS, June I, 1870.
The Democratic State Convention met in the
Opera House at eleven O'Clock this forenoon. I. d.
Campbell was elected permanent chairman. The
following nominations were made:--
For Secretary OF State, William Heisly. OF Cleve-
land; Supreme Judge. r. A. Harrison of London:
Comptroller OF the Treasury John II. Heston, OF
Belmont; member OF the Board OF Public Works.
william spencer, OF Licking.
General George w. Andrews OF Auvlaize county
chairnian OF the Committee ON ResoIutiOns sui,
mltted che following platform OF priacp,es:-
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the dsmocrso paryThat government Is one S
ss H Limited power o; derived solely from ,he conso that
snS ssass h y sna a a:
dSaIil that eonsiison Is foanass sasns'ss
e1uay & a s asp % Of entire and absolute
ea sF T :. IMPOSE p them
has , S which the
pies embodied BY Jefferson ia the Declaration Of Independ
ns land %r. Saa
coming citizens and owners of the among ought toGe
ous laws from statute BOOKS n order that we may
"a more distinctly declare our views of the policy
ns sssGys That s;,y the
yes from tho COMMITTEES Ways Means as gigantic
n s s sS
monopoes and that this should longer be submitted to
worthy Of support who is ia favor OF low tariff Which
Of @ ali he % 81 AS s b
absolutely free OF duty.
satss lnbearable in its oppressive exaction that il
should be mmsdiaey remodelsd that is annoyances Of
be cossa BY sas aaa soan ss
except the resources OF taxpayers and that we
pledge ourselves TO effect thorough reform in this
Resolved That denounce the proeSacy the present
administration OF the federal govefFant tho corrniin
which has entered all its official stations the fayorsm
thns OF public oos OF those VINO co,tro ~ e
public patronage, and hs im9eei ch directs the des-
6nes o. republic without apparent purpose and
ACES its Affairs with such and disaster TO the
national interest and we denounee its disregard OF the
rights ol Tvs citizens abroad II - - e. :.
Resolved That andmonopoes one of the preatest evils
OF our country and against the spirit of our nstituons:
that the whole Of tho public lands ought to be- held ns
sacred trus to secure homes for settes we there
fore denouncc the recent action of Congress making grants
to mammoth railroad corporations which are ALREADY too
powerful and may become dan ,erotis q free people
Resolved That regard the passed Ia Con-
gress to enforce the fifteenth amendment Unconstitutional
unjust and oppressive invasion Of the rights the States
subverve of the best interests OF the people, and therefore
denounce 1t unconstitutional, and should be repealed
Resolved That the of the federal
sess and collect the bonds United States is
clear ana unquesttonei aud demand OF Congress
rate OF taxation equal to the fair average amount levied in
each State loaned shall be assessed and
from MI Investments In bonds.
Resolved That we opposed to the system Of national
banks and demand repeal of the law creating them,
that place OF the notes OF banks Treasury notes of
the United states shall be substituted
Resolved That the democi ats Of Ohio sympnthze with
efforts OF all people struggling for self government,
Britain end Spain, and the OF party power TO
reduce whole States In Union condition
to the general government.
Resolved That the thanks of the democrats Of Ohio are
cratic representatives Ia Congress- who though
minority have bravey contended democratic principles
and the interests OF the people.
electors Ohio, regard TO past differences to vote
for the ticket this day nominated
The resolutions were adopted after which Mr..
Heisey made short speech aud the Convention ad-
,Ourned.