New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
OHIo'S GOVERNOR

TIVE REPUBLICAN, PARTY hAr '..a., ~,
cry MOVES NOMINATED FOR GU mt COVER
JACOB MUELLER FOR LIZ
NOR, r, ponuhlican State
COLUMBUS Jun .,orninr with Gen. Charles H.
CohNen'on NV" mir Prayer was offered oy .no
GrosVenoE IN 'D' 80 I'm which feeling anu
Rev. u H. 20 the death Of Mr. val
,a.d,hom The Convention was INC i"is ,os
,,oa Cor many years, and great enthusiasts
'soS,o1 After appointing Committee Oh heSol
tions and disposing OF o.hel
go vas taken until O'Clock ,...o
cess ""' resembling, ex-Gov Dennison was eec'eu
chairman and the Committee on Resolutions
made report. r,,, -, ,rpopU
The resolutions say that the Republican party may
eTl challenge the admiration and confidence OF inc
country for lis patriotism courage and wisdom III pre-
,ervino the Union; for its justice hrmness anu mag
nanimitv IN establishing liberty and equahty
nr all before the law; for Hs mNioi"'0
honor and good faith toward the natlohai cre'o'''
and its successful administration OF hauohal ""ai
recognize the XIIIh, XVIII and XVIII Amendments as
g.. s and valid articles Of organic law, to be zeal
s defepded and enforced as parts Of the CONSTITUTIONS
cav the duties on imports should be so adjusted rs
70 promote the interests Of every secton anu
branch Of industry; as far as possloe' iui'
Endorsed the present administration as fathu' hones
and economical. as shown by the reduction OF over
the National Debit the Administration has been equay
successful in its foreign policy has achieved impershabe
honor in the settlement of the differences with Great BTU
ain upon terms credabe to both countries condemn tne
policy of granting subsidies 10 corporations ana mon
opoes; declare that the public domain should DC kept
for the laboring population favor reform In the ON
Service OF the country ndorses heartily the action OF
President Grant under the Civil Service act hopes tha'
the enmtes and resentmens of the war may be speed
lily ended that the day may soon come when' III every
State every citizen may he safe In life, person. properly
and civil rights and enjoying the equal protectoh o
the laws; recommends the calling OF Convention u
amend the State Constitution, and Endorses the present
State Administration.
Gen. Moves was then nominated for Governor by
scclauaton the name Of Benjamin F. Wade being pre-
sented and withdrawn.
Gen. Noyes introduced, and received with tumuu
Gus applause and made appropriate remarks accepting
the nomination.
ANOTHER REPORT.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 21.-The Repub-
hcan State Convention, to-day, nominated Gen.
Edward F. Noyes Of Cincinnati for Governor,
by aeelamatiOn; the Hon. Jacob Mueller OF
Cuyahoga for LeutenantGovernor; William II.
West Of Logan, Judge of the Supreme Court
Isaac r. Welsh, state Treasurer; James Williams State
Auditor; Francis B. Ford, AttorneyGeneral; f. NJ.
Harvey, School Commissioner; Rodney Foos Clerk OF
the Supreme Court and 5, r. Hosmer, Member Of the
Board Of Public Works
Republicans are heartily congratulating Themselves,
tonight upon the happy results of their labors today
While individuals would have preferred the nomination
Of particular friend for this that Office all readily
acquesee In the decision OF the Convention and pro-
nounce the ticket one of the strongest pre-
scented TO the people Of Ohio. AS 1t was
a foregone conclusion that NOyes would receive
the nomination on first ballot by large majority,
the other candidates magnanmOusy stepped aside,
and permitted the Convention to express its will with
one solid and laundering Aye When Mr.. Wade's name
was announced Eggestone of Hamilton promptly stated
that he had instructed by that gentleman per-
emptoriy to withdraw it, should IL be presented. This
announcement received with loud cheering. Gen.
Moves accepted position assigned him in such modest
and fitting terms and referred IN so eloquent manner
TO what the Republican party had accomplished and the
work it yet had TO do TO win the hearts of his
hearers Danish any acrmony that may have existed
among those who few days ago were fighting him so
bitterly II was indeed great triumph for one so young
10 he bOnored by the dominant political party with the
unanimous nomination for the highest Office of state
like Ohio His remarks were heartily applauded.
The bringing out OF Mueller by the Cuyaboga delega
ton last night a representative OF the German inter
ests resulted in giving his name the second position on
the ticket, thereby adding to II great strength
The platform is liked by ALL and was adopted without
dissenting vote Several of the resolutions greeted
with immense applause The Convention was model
one in every respect Every county in the State was
represented, ana lle OptFdhOu was NoihAU 'oD'!
filed with delegates and visitors. Ex-GOv. Denison
presided. The proceedings throughout were marked
with the utmost harmony and decOrum Senator sher
man was listened to attentively, and was followed by
Gen Garfield who. in short though ptby speech, gave
the Democracy a scatning review.
The Democratic state Committee met to-day and ap
pointed an Executive Committee. Resolutions relative
TO the death of Vallahdigham were adopted Nothing
was done alleged mscount of the vote by which
Ewing was cheated out of his nomination, and so Nc
Cook remains on the ticket.