New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
United States:
JOINT COMMITTEE.
Tue Convention then took a recess till 2 o'el
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention then took recess till O'Clock p. To-
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at O'Clock, and was
7aed to order by the President The afternoon session
held at the East Terrace Of the State House. on
count Of the great assembage Of people 1t recon-
81 led amid the roaring Of cannon and the music Of
thTee bands. Dr. Wayne Grswod, Chairman Of the
committee Electors at Large reported that the Com
had unanimously selected Gen. Thomas Ewing OF
aired and August Theme Of CuyahOga for Senatorial
Electors. The Convention unanimously ratified the
ion Of the Committee Both gentlemen
speakers, and will canvass the entire State
Greeley and Brown. The first is democrat
ID the last Liberal Republican and editor Of daily
Eepubhcan paper in Cleveland which supports Greeley.
IN motion Of Vim. c. Could committee Of five
o ODted 10 wait Gov. GratZ Brown and inform him
ths the people wereiwatng 10 hear him The Committee
consisted Of Lewis Evans DIR. Wayne Griswold, 7. NJ
Gray ". " Peck, and Judge Clark. At q the Com
mee returned with Gov. Brown, Col. Grosvenor, and
Gen Ewing. Judge spaldng then introduced Gov.
Brown the assembage as the next VieePresdeDt Of
,he United States, who spoke as follows:
SPEECH OF GOV. BROWN.
FHfIOw-CITIzESs: ! came here 10 Columbus rather
hoping be present 20 witness your Inauguration Of
this campaign than for the purpose OF addressing you
myself had understood that you were TO have able
and distinguished gentlemen here present 10 address
you this occasion, and had fattered myself that
nDOuQ have the pleasure OF listening
some them have not been able 10 attend, although
Others Of them will address you to-day. Let me cay
thai would give very great pleasure TO enter into
discussion the several issues Of the before the
people Of the State Of Ohio largelyrepresened from
eli sections as understand them 70 be here to-day but
regret TO say that neither my health strength
such as would Justify in entering upon any such
effort exhausted with very extended speech, on yes
terday, In the State OF Kentucky, with long nights
ride Ohio has always held controlling position in the
politics Of this nation. Whether that originates from
the evenly balanced temper of her people which makes
them substantially the representatives OF the people OF
the whole nation OF whether II arises from the central
commanding position and the large electoIaI VOte
that she casts, yet IL so happeLs ihat
her voice has been pOtenual lu ueclulhg
the great Presidential contests OF the past i wVuu
seem that that influence ought not 10 be essehea
and n the present contest she 10 looked upon from All
quarters Of the nation with great interest Eveytmng
that done here i closely caDvassed and tcrutnLe
The first question that is asked Is How will ONO go IN
the present contestf say. therefore, 1t Is WIN great
eradication and pleasure that you Initiating your
canvass with such strong, hard, and vigorous sendon
IA you making here to-day.
THE NEED BETTER ADMINISTRATION
60 far AZ the questions that before the people are
seneesd, % redaees itself Substantially this, whether