The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
OHlo REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

A Permanent Organization Perfected-seIcc.
ton of state OAiccrs-R Favor.
ing the Present ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS emit
Grant Endorsed for Recollection and Den.
nison for Vice President.
COLUMBUS ohio, March "a. 1872
The Republican state Convention met al eleven
O'Clock this morning. very large number OF del.
egates were present. The Convention was called
to order bY Mr.. James s. Robinson, chairman Of
the State Central Committee. VINO Introduced MIR.
Alphonso Hart as temporary chairman. Mr.. s. N.
Titus, OF Melgs was chosen temporary Secretary.
After selecting the committee the Convention
took recess until two O'Clock p NJ, when the
Committee on Permanent Organization reported
for Permanent President, General Jonn Q. lee, OF
Lucas; vice President from each district; isaac
buckingham, or Guy ahoga, Tor secretary.
General Lee, on taking the chair. made strong
speech in favor Of Grants administration, and was
Captain A. s. wykor was nominated for Secre-
tary OF state on the first ballot.
John Welch, Of Athens, was nominated for Judge
OF the Supreme Court and Richard ID. Porter Tor
member OF the Board OF Public Works.
mouon to nominate candidate for Congress-
The following delegates at large to the Phladel-
phia Convention were appointed:-Lieutenant Gov.
Montgomery; Henry Kisser Of Hamilton, and j.
Madison Bell (cO0red), OF Lucas.
Resolutions were adopted in substance as fol-
lows
The first recites the origin and record Of the re-
publican party.
The second declares that the good of the country
demands that the republican party should continue
to administer the government
The third expresses confidence IN General Grants
administration and refers to Its achievements at
home and abroad.
the fourth favors the levying OF import duties
with view to equalize their burdens and benefits
among the people, 30 as to promote as far posi-.
bic the interests or every section and branch OF in.
employment and O Just reward.
The nth opposes further land grants to corpora
lions and monopoies and demands that the national
domain De reserved Tor homes for the people and
educational purposes.
strth-As there can be no productive industry
without the union Of capital and labor, therefore
we are In favor OF sucn Legislation as wi give ali
proper guarantees for the safety aud prosperity Of
the one and the remuneratlve Investment OF the
other.
The seventh favors the denomination of General
Grant ana william Dennison as Vice President
The following district delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention were chOsen:--
First District james w. Sands and Henry B. Eek.
Gilman.
Second District-Josiah L. Keck AMI w. F. Tib-
balls.
Third Dlstrict-w. D. Bickham and J. K. O'NeIl.
Fourth Distrlct-GrifYlth Ellis and A. q. CONVEX
Fifth Distlict-Davld Harpster and James L. Price.
Sixth Distrct-Jen Hildebrandt and Mills Gard.
Seventh District-Psry stewart and william A.
Neal
Eighth Distrct,J, W: Myers ana 8; E: pewolf.
Ninth Dlstrict-J. @. Sherman and J. y. York.
Tenth District William Grouse and p. g. Hayes.
Eleventh Dlstrict-John b Gregory and william
Twelfth District-N. j. Turney and John s. Brozee
Thirteenth District-Daniel Appegare and W. q.
Fourteenth District-Aaron Pardee and L. J.
Springle.
Fifteenth District-N. H. Van Worries and Il.
Knowles.
Seventeenth District-w. R. Allison and W. s.
Eighteenth and Nineteenth districts Will choose
their delegates In the County Convention.