New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
POLITICAL.
OHIO.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS, June 1.-The Democratic State
Convention met in the opera House at o'clock this fore
noon The Hon. T. d. Campbell was elected permanent
Chairman. The following nominations were made:
For Secretary OF State, VIM. HeSley of Cleveland;
promo Judge r. A. Harrison. London; Controller of the
Treasury, John II. HeatOn, Belmont; Member OF the
Board O Public Works, WIN. spencer OF Licking
Gen. Geo. W Andrews, AUglaize County, Chairman Of
te Conlintee on Resolutions, submitted the following
p % @ Of o s '1y ,SrR TT' iS df'G G 70 S2 2
the discretion ana intelligence Of he people deem the pres
COHFe GO occasion re following
-s Democratic party: That tie FEDERAL Goyernat one Of
power isec sc construed by dcpenaats and
"a % ros, sS ' ~ IN n F en on % @ as
a Enec Of entire and absolute EQUALITY Of all the sta,cs Of e
conditions restrictions respect to the internal concern
liberal prpcpe cn5oS5 BY Josoa in he Dcas Of iaicpn
u s G ] 1 u, n Of S ey mao o' have e ita
q cardinal pi1cPe' Of Democratic f and ever az mp to a6sge
- Re rtf ci with The spirit which sv'pi alien and seaions
d la,sIres policy o. present Administration,
:, civ neiao in he House Of Rprs',ri,Jc. from DE toe
an , a -s ' c--r TO sJyrree bp 5iers Of f-S,
tgspi roaop5 Ibis should longer be submitted to-
saor, VIC Is ao IN or q low rd hich co,e, Appropriate to
rs Of re should he sb,o teiy free q Ga
urbear,se oppressive e1aco Immediately re
] rl BE- .oI. tsst lrs ii c colei S 6p STATE sn6
'olry Gers AM that tue %areiiion Of o1oes Is unDecear
~ cf'ct torelgh reform ia his particular.
E0i ri Tut DEC co. proagacy IN the present Admins
rauu Of he Fea Go'emeut e corruption which has entered all
fetal STATIONS IT, fayos which. overlooking fitness for ofce
public !er tools Of those
oa4 e pahc and tho h, 1T Of which directs the
1ut~ Of tho Republic without apparent pose and manages IT. ar
s VIII saeh en5ar4snel agi t to the national interest And
' touu-e i srec8Jd ~ The rights u It's citizens abroad
Eof That Land mon0poies II the greatest evils Of our
1t ant against he srt Of Institutions that the whole OF
g1l lands ought 20 De held sacred homes for
T. mammoth railroad corporations which already too
I0 frI.i AM nsr become dangerous 10 free people.
~ That regard The act recently passed by Congress TO en-
Tore t1c Fifteenth Amendment unconstitutional unjust and oppressive
the rights % the h interests OF
r p mi therefore, deHouuce unconstitutional and should be
Eores power The Federal and col
tl bond, Of the United clear and uuquestole
demand Of Congress that rate Of taxation equal to The far
levied loaned shall be assessed
e.. collected from sIl investments IN bonds
We opposed to the Of National Banks and de-
n repeal Of the aw creating them and that place Of The notes OF
shall BE- substituted
Vs.e5 Democrats Of
q, struggling for @ and denounce the Trucking
Federal Administration Crest Brt'n and Spain and the efforts
reduce whole States In Union 10 condition
81 FIssala,e 10 The General Gov truueut
oei thanks Of the Democrats Of Ohio extended 70
raor Allen g. Thurman ami Democratic Representative IN
bravey cOuended for
principle, she interests OF the people,
That foregoing platform cordially invite al electors OF
Ohio without past differences OT the ticket this day
mated
The resolutions were adopted. after which Mr. Hesey
lldc a short speech, and the Convention adjourned.
TIE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS Ohio June 1.-About 40 persons
v.rs present the State Temperance Convention to-
lay The following nominations were made For Secre-
Try Of state jay Ode Of Cleveland; for supreme Judge,
Gideon T. stewart of Huron County; Controller, Thomas
D iiuuuGs0n Of Clark County.