, 1873-07-30
POLITICAL.
Convention Of Ohio Liberals and
Allen County Democrats at
Columbus To-Day.
Preliminary Deliberations. ...Mr. Groos.
beck's Lotter Likely to Do tho
Basis Of tho Platform.
The Action Of the Dodge Coun-
ty, Wis, Changers Repudi-
ated by the State
Grange.
Meeting of the Bureau Coun-
ty, Ill.,, Republicans.
They Demand Free Lumber,
Free Salt, Free Iron.
They Demand Free Lumber,
Free Salt, Free Iron.

Sftttfd& U7dpHtch 10 9At Chicago 1Tfbttft
COLUMBUS, O., July 29.-Until this evening
there was feolng Of fear TINT the movement
for combination OF Liberal Republicans and
Progressive Democrats would not assume tho
Bhapo Of Buccoss, but when, carly this evening.
tho dologatea began to como in plontifu1ly, with
assurances Of many others following them, and
standing hal already boon roached by
tho mon then recognized as loaders, feel-
ing OF cheerfulnosb and Of strong hopo
prevailed. Among. tho heads TINT wero
knocked together this afternoon In consultation
Drinkerhotf, Of Rlohland County, Judge Sloan,
OF Ottawa County, and tho Hon. Fred HaBgn,1-
rex, the Hon. George E. Pugh Judge Caldwell,
and others OF Hamilton County. Within an
from from Hamilton County I this afternocn, tho talf
about making no ticket, or Of adjourning to
the arms OF tho straight Domooratio Con
vontion OF tho 9Th Of August died
away, and tho subject, Of good mon for
men suggested aud addressed, either personally
or By telegraph, were the following: For Gov
ernor, Judge Collins, Of Cincinnati; Chiffon A.
White, Of Brown County; and Judge Jacob
Townsend, Of Lorain. Supreme Judge, Judge
A. 8: Latta Of Defiance; Judge Gilmore, Of
Proble; L. 3. Payne, Of Cleveland. Attorney
General, T. 2. Cunningham, Of Allen County.
Public Works, Dr.. Brown, Of Toledo:
It is generally understood tonight that Hon.
George E. pugh will bo mado temporary Chair,
man tomorrow, and viii pg,!s spoak briefly, and
rot, Of Dayton, bo made permanent Chairman.
Speeches will probably DO made by Judge Cald-
we'll, Of Cincinnati, hlr. Cunningham, OF Allen
County, and others Of prominence. Gen. Ewing
will positively speak. There are up to this time,
n m frrfy 7tttn NJ f0If h mi inu
CoLumBus, O., July 29-11:so p. m.-Tho plnt-
form agreedu upon to be submitted tomorrow q c.
cepts tho points Of William $. Groosbecks letter,
NAIL !" '''' poShhs 70 ths isseesased iJ 14ess. naA
thst tue Iiib'orai and and Alien County Convention ion
to-mor1ow viii not be go large as was anticipated
counties have arrived. The Liberal Ropubli-
cans held CAUCUS tonight. ". 3. Sloan,
OF Ottawa County, acted as Chairman. Most
Of tho cvenng was spent in tho interchange Of
new party movement, and, while oil tho speakers
Of course hoped for SUCCESS, several Of the most
prominent among them declared they did not
expect SUCCESS this year, but wore willing to
wait results.
resolution indorsing tho Liberal State Ell
ocutiyo Committee in changing tho timo for tho
meeting of the Liberal Convention from the time
first selected was, after o long discussion,
laid on the table, and q number Of the Rpoakera
argued that tho time had como when the Liberal
Republican pnrty, al a distinct organization,
should be abandoned, ind tho following resolu-
ton was finally adopted:
Ktso'red, That We heartily Join With the Democrats
p ea to fonn oq S e ea's s T. t1s
of platform I'D tho nomination of Ticket. '''''
Col. Lowe, Of Dayton, In tho course OF his re-
marks favoring this now party movement, snid
ha En f111TV HptR1a6 fr0nn Y,arH0nn1 1trntra1ue,