Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-04

O<ik q littiuIl WIZ lt5sndliAeS9plnblet ~ 10
June HextI Andwe/ are simply pro-
n0uncing in advance what the people
OF this country will ratify in November
when they go to the ballot box. IRE
neWed applause. -
After the very careful, precise and
leugthy review of the position, aims.
objects and work of the Republican
party which has been given you by
Your temporary chairman today eaEl-
not conceive that would be treating
you fairly to speak upon either of these
topics. Allow me to say that congrat-
ulate you upon this assembly of gentle
men from al parts of the State met to
do the work that IS to be done here ITO
dat.lO $50 Es5qieis sii5iiff -" ~
) Iwillsay tezyoas farther thatrT he.
Ieve that j but speak the voieeEEof all
the gentlemen composing this, Conven-
ton, when I say. that we are -gratffed
a-We are thankful, for the unmitigated
bitter attacks thathaVe been made upon
the present Administration. I'VE are
grateful for it becauseit has resulted ina
recon, IN a repeIling Ofa4 such attacks,
and to-day the Administration ofPresi-
ident Grant stands cut clear, bold, uIi-
impeached and gunimpeachable!i Zap
plause, Do \ hear coming up the Whfs-
per that he has appointed his father,
brothers-ih- law, sfsters-in-laW, ETC., To
posto offieesf ! think 4 do Well now,
what Of it2 1 propose ofor.i0ne to- allow
the man that in, 1861 plewed his,Yay up
the riverand told old Buckner to sur
tnder, er he wbhid 'ffifjhe lately on
his works, Gands keia. Rgia, >fiig ON his
works, until my oldl.laiIesak6a took OF
his cap to him at 4Apponlattox--E say he
may appoint all his relatives that he
can fiad In this country and / wilf.say
nothingabout it, EApplause. - 'sys
,s And Iwih say another thing: If they
are opposed to his naterlais / venture
they are better material for .offics than
th5se would fGrfish who are scoldinp
about il to-day. isSi ~ 'h;'1is''s III s;iT
Do they say he has accepted presents:
/ suppose he has But ] have not heard
anybody that has given presents pro.
posing toplay Indian and cali it back
agains The men who have made pres
epts are not eomPlaining;f it is the men
who didn't t make them, and the persohs
to whom they were not given, and who
Fdidh't deserve them, [Applause. ''''
liDoI 1 hear he is going to turn this
GoyernmeRtiinto a military: fy:usnrpation,
lushing out the liberties Of the people.
Go with me back in memory to the day
that that magnificent army, paraded
through the streets of Washington, the
admifatioa aRd pride of the whole ma
ton, and then at the beck of him who
was their leader kindly, separated, eacf
taking his place in the civil waik5SO
-, WY Tas "a N"7sI -
- s,os,o al , ". az an e..
- Sse at a.s:..''i1u 01 taio ny
t,l.at " WY TaS n!ft III 'lns iessseor5n ,.'
Any Is low nrst q ~ Ihe nearts 2i m ni'
lcoau.I yiIeiras, an aqvofate oi 81 lil itis
sapplialiees olipeace'" tAPp1ahse.I -;
~ Ihe following ticket was put In NOM
Einatienaef4 Iaif9d oa i sgoZ q - =,
La Sacratar, ~, ,f s,tste ,Co,,tisis % VIZ,
f,' - - - . - - I~.s-o..i -
Assn eoi Suyaboeta, Sadge oi ouPrehi' ll'
tGDairts John fWelch Of Athens; Boart
| of Public Works. r.. r. Porter. presen
;ncumhe, r.yIod bsisn1a -.
my s'-' 49,
d The following; gentlemen Were IhOsef
| ldelegates to the .RhilafleiphiB Conyen
| tion Messrss sItteller Cravbesd Rel,
,ss,s.c, go, ss1os' =, = @ =,
Scoioteu anu A neieI' il' ~ Aiteftia'e' tt 1ita
!, WaidronI 11 Everett ana brougbHzDeie
gates at large, Hart and LeesniSd -
- 80 :. y4t>,, tsii llna =
Ia,.a ~ HlsotoIi9Nss.i ~ oIri9!YNsess.si sG ~,
s. III. Critchfeld from the committel
on Platform, read the following resoiii
| tipns; Ell al Cd oi Is8n.sI /"
: The Republicans ofiOhio, in STATE
lGohnventien assembled, n made: the fol
lowing declarstion.s sson, gszYegI ~ ~
1st. The Republican. party1 of til,
\ United States had its origin in. the ne
cessities of the. NatienS and since i
came into powerI has devised and exc
einted measure by which liberty ha
been. preserved and thet Union save