The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
Doings of the PARTY sma.bers.

afnbitious and Discontinued politi
clans, 10 the number Of about $50 per
sons, under the lead of r. Brinker
hoff and J 3. Cunningham, assembled
at CoIumbus and went through the
bald farce of organizing new party
that is destined, id the insane imagin-
alton of some of its leaders, to rule
the future of the country, and usher
in the political millennium. Hon,
George E. Pugh was chosen Temporal
EE chairman and made 4 speech
| Speeches were also delivered by Cum
Iningham, Judge Caldwell. Gen. Ew-
ing, and Mr., Hausarek. n. S; Town
Esend was achosenI permanent Presi-
4denf, with the Usual ndnbef of Vice
| Presidents ana ,otist, ofisers. -
The committee on platform made
j the following fepOrt.a4g bnk "
! o Laes6sted, That we decfafe against
the infallibflityo Of party: 4llati when
the EcahtHs OF e6ASeEtioh fails to pre-
Sent fits Candidates for Office, lit is the
high" privilege, as vel As the bOun-
lden duty of al Fg bed. citizens to with
hold their votes from such indicates,
7 and,i eregaFdles Of party affiliations,
to support the best men presented for
| official pOs9tfon. > I'D ia8sS1 al
\ SeeohaH4Fhat bot h the Republican
and Democratic parties have outliVed
fthe Issues In W whickl they had their or
II igih,l and Have 0utlived their useful-
\ ness and q new organization of par-
ties is denan1ed in the interest OF the
lptibife Welfate.t AJAX sot az
. Third That the Republican party
having the control of both branches
Of CONGRESS, and OF the executive de-
/ paFtEhent, is directly responsible for
itheh legislation known as the salary
grab. for the sduandering of the pub
/ lie lands Ia grants to private corpora
4itfOnss3 Af0riikhe release Il OF railroads
| from their jtlst obIigatfo ions to the gov
eminent, kiida aothef inanifestatfofis of.
c6ffuptions, as Ndeveloped BY the
\ Ofedfs M0bflier Invests cations, and
that those members of the Democratic
party who have aided or acquiesced
I fIf stiehn REGISTRATION equally deserve
fbtiljlic cond etnnatioh oi tlh l5Ra
pfs F0hfthAThAk we beligve tiiat the
Fundamental purp ses. Of government
is the protection Of persous and prop8
\ erty,,i and not the med ding with, and
feguIati6t Of the busfness Industry or
conseiehees Of its cfffzens,s nor the as
s&fhptioh of such works, BY. FEDERAL,
state or ID uhicfpaf goFsfnihent, as
may safely and sho6ld ptoperfy be-
[ left to fndfvfG hRl enterprise. ciioF -,
Ihi Fifth that ieorfdpt ion. can be sue.
pcessfdIly combatted only by the re7
ni07aI Or lessening Of tetnptati ion.--,
/ w eSaFe in favor OF a. reduction of the
fdnctions now exercised by the gov,
ernment bureaus and officials, .believ-.
ing as we do that T. CONTINUALLY in
ereasing; arm Of federal officers is an
r. 81 g IN in aangef Es ths. 9oup-,
GIhat grants Of subsidies IL IN
land lpf. money, and, of special privis
eges ana oexefhptiehs. to national
banks and 6theP1 Hloneyed corpora
tions, and all fosterfig. Of mono opolies
at tie expense Of he whole people, /
are unjust and Oppressive. 49, - - vi
Seventh-That the practice Of elect.
ing stockholders and ofEfeers of ma
tional banks. TO seats In Con ngressr
Whereby the great gains of continued
irredeemshle 4. fIi oneY are secured
TO thbsG ihstfttitfohs by the votes of
interested parties, is u national scam
dal,i which deserves the Condemnation
of every good citizen. and ought to be
prevented 1by y proper legislation. n
Eighth hi bat; we insist upon q strict
!! !o9bseFyappe by the general govern
ineht. Of the cpnstit Htf fonal limitat tions
sof its power, and we demand a home
government In local affairs. - = ~
ao nJil Ninth. q y BeiisYe, that the busi+
ness of. the government should be
itransacted upon the same principles
that regulate the business of private,
individusIs, We PelieYe, tberefoEe,
that the apn9iA tTpeAt Qf sphoFdinatel
otticefs shQHfd depend upon their
qua fieatfons, and that their tenure
should depend ppon their illness and
efhcfenc cy, and in this respect we turn,
to the. practice, Of the, early days of.
the republic, as 1iszhly highly deesigable and
'TepthcTbgt46sa duties Ii On inap ports, t.
ss Tlang IA apphl 4 tiiesss as are pefessaoI
Ey, lshoplq not pc mnosed for the p ur7
pose yof sbeReh ting q. enFiching pEi-
Yate indlTldnals OF companies, or
faYorfng particular branches of indus.
ltlry at the expense of the whole peo-4 ]
Ef Efs4eant 4 It Is Il the dptgt IL tt5f or the.
government ia repeaI all laws that
.itaEor capital To the prejudice Of laboFs
~ After an nigHpsuccessfuls attempt to
strikeiiouta the TENTH resolutions the
platform was adopted o9d ! i'.'h gag
10 The Tlh1s sommfiftslsa mffsl IL On q miaatioAs pez
peEted Che following ticket ald5ss
5 "a vl5aaIl -sFoBl ieOEERAoR- 1sh sfas tl1t
hItso Isaac C. Collius Dem) d, HAMILTON, al ]
10 qassB sLIEqTEE ANT GoYERH9R. nt3fIn 4nsI
. A Saunders Plat Gil B. AeRl of. 4Agal. sd
AYEeEHEE "a All 1aIal bad
inseraRhlm 5Aley sfss llilP Hep5 81 stark % d
- .sUPREME JUDGES. "a III
P. b. Ewing tDemJ of Fairfield dong term i |
D. w 70 Lsaden (Lib.l of Brown s0sAort terfn.)
) 8Hi los BOARD OF PUsL1e WORKss 5d5
,ia Jsmes AfeE3eth. tAsO!lDeml, OF AIIen. sil4
sIns9 tia.EEEAsuRBR0 OF STATE Hon SaiE
Jonathan HarShman,i DaRl-a Of MoHtgqmergg
coAFTRoLLER OF iFHE 3FRFAspRY.f
Ia &C; z. H Rutlers Ldb) Of Franklin. h1Rb
The nominations were ratified ana am 1
imouslyg eia iatl diiR suiosl tooE
. Judge e6iFins, til 3 nouiInee for Cow
ernor, was then introduced, and in
short speech accepted tthe n0minationlI
himself to enter heartily
upon the labor fni'VvolVed..,33o ahfoz Dag
nTTIhl The following State, Central Cont /
mittee was appointed: h,YA bsi1
1st District-G. H. gAarriss. -iod
! 2di iDistrict-+AJiBx Chambion. oIqh
.4q Sd Disteict-4Ja AGO b TF0atnaan, ah
4th Distuiotss+feo3 d. Hendriek
I 9Th ksDistfict+4lTgo fCun6fng ghahag l
9Th District-L. HI RikesfisSi
7th DistrictAJgdI Fhroekmortongb
~ 8th Distffct7~iW Wms Reed sdi
9th Disttict-iA1PaJOh Ohnson.i 9I94
JOl0tfn DistFic ID! iSkillinger.
ollth DistRict74Jy COnabeg HOW ID
'jl2th dis tricts- OhaFlesl l6kerritt. ae
/ g13th DistriCt- a5B5 Golemans'
/ 14th District-R -R,ltBeiukerhoff.j .ynI,
18th District-R. R.lHudson9
nil6th District45C. G9ikIitoh6ll. sih !.