Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-03-04
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rDITORfALs CONVENTION.
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Ohio assembled in Convention at
Blacks magnificent Opera House.
Springfield Ohio, on Thursday
morning at eleycn o clock, Feb. Oath,
hS7O. na.-'i-u 'to ia -
Warren Anderson CT the Xenia
Gazette, Chairman of the Executive
|Committse,called the Convention to
order. opsidznot $50 H
G. A Allen, of the Steubenville
Gazette was chosen temporary chair
man. G, Rarmenter, of Lima Ga
zette, Secsetary,S and j.. R. Clymer,
of the Bucyrus Forum, Assistant
|Secretaiy.s On N otion of D. c. Bal
entine, of theSpringicld Transcript
a committee to make nominations
for pernanfnt offices was appointed.
On motion of p. Cuneo a committee
of ten ,yasappointed to report bust
ness fortliea Convention, the Con-
vention adjourned till two o'clock
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AFTERNOON SESSION. H 'dHH
Mr.. AZ. Alien called the Conven
ton to oder. A number of new
arrivals reported themselves. 'a I'n' I
Capt1D, g. .Balentine, Chairman
of the Committee to nominate Off
GERS, made the efollowing report: "
L. Harper, Of Mt Vernon, Presi-
J.L,@Boardman, Hinsboro, and
S. A. Lane, Akron, Vice Presi-
dents.sas'-q 4sw 7-ifsq-,aH w8T
w. J?Vauce, sPiqua Daily News,
j. NJ. Myers, Tiffin Secretaries. H7
Mr.. Harper, on taking the chair,
thanked the Convention for the hon.
or conferred1upon him. fHet
L. T. Hunt, chairman of the com.
mittee e'on business reported a series
of resolutions which were consider
ed sepeyately, the first of which was
the fo4l0wing-;o{ risdt Jss ct vHi-
]. Resolyed, That our Senators
and Representatives, in Congress are
earnestly requested by the, Ohio Ed
orialConxention to use their efforts
to secprs,e-reduction Of, the duty OF
printing paper, if in their judgment
the same ear. be done without seriou.
detriment to the paper manufactur
ing interests,
Emil Rothe, of the Cincinnati
volksfreund, opposed the resolu
ton. zooisU T sdf 40 smoa attT sr
w. TaBsscom, of the Mt. 'Nerno1
RepuBlicany wishedsto avoid doin.
injnstIssff0. f.tta the paper man manufactur Hae
crs. s4t ai 4sil5eo. f,5st fr-a 81,
W.Dl Bickllamr of the Dayto
Journaly asked if the Conventio
were ready TO swallow the entir
free trade platform: r.,
Mr.. Mackley was in favor of th
resolution Is it stood. lTaL5qI 7'1
MrsHaszen, ,of the Warren ChroI
icle, would not clask Congress t
discrhninate IN favor sofo the loc'
press. s"i'i7 I'D u
MrhRhsigah, ,iof the KentonDen
crat,, thoughtit unwise to bring th
free tsaa Question qstS raA into ct. the conve' Con
ton. Q ss sSGoioa bas 10 z-ssl &.
Mr. Cdne0,sof1U Upper Sandusk.
was opposed both 'tos monopoli
and interfering with the rights (
citizens. axE7asaH alL
Mr.. Campbell of the Bellsfontaiu
Republican, said that the plea
taxing,ineAigence was a specie
one and~not real. The questit
must be discussed according to t
facts.
"Ifinstheir, judgment was stru
out antEtze resolution, as amend
adopAadsd sta~lH 20 cir In
Thsthird tesolution.rreferring
solicitsgsagents and the taking
bribes by officers, was taken up.
MesMB ascoms .: Boardman,
the Hirsbofo News, John Hopl
of the RHsyras Journal. and BIZ
hamsof ths Dayton j Journal, disc
sed Afsaesolutien, ,and the followi
substitute, ,ys ,byMsr r~Btc BBitcksham sne va was ado ado
teo' e6w s9ii.0at I.5a5 j1ora
Resolved, That we condemn (,
praciceiofaprintersa and publish
payiiK commissions to county 6
GERS for orders for public printin
Various-Eiews were,expressed
the seso ohtion in regard toiNews
per pcstags, which finally passed
follows.gH 0di bnE .gsm 9s6da
Resolved, That the Ohio dele
tionsih Congress be requested to-
pose; by their influence and vo
any Charge in the present post
law fsguldtiug bthet circulation
newspapers in the United States.
E,Hayes, Of Circleville, sugg
.d.+ .+tn% 40 1A,d ~ =, !, ,o,,o,1 =, ~,