The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22

Meeting OF the state Republican Con-
vcntfon-The Full Ticket Nominate ted
Platform and Res0l utions Adopted.

Meeting OF the state Republican Con-
vcntfon-The Full Ticket Nomi ma ted
Platform and ResOl utions Adopted.
COLUMBUS, May 81, 1873.
The Ohio State Republican Convention reas-
sembled to-day, and James Monroe, of Oberlin,
was chosen permanent Chairman. The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated For Governor,
Z. 7. Noyes, OF Hamilton "a renomination)
for Lieutenant Governor, Alphonso Hart, of
Portage; for Supreme Judge dong term, william
White, OF Clark denomination; for the short
term, Walter r. stone, OF Erie trenomination) for
Attorney General, John Little, OF Greene; for
Comptroller OF the Treasury, william 7. Wilson, OF
Portage trenomnationl Tor member Of the Board
Public Works, Philip Herzog, OF Auglaize renomi-
natlonl.
the following platform was Adopted
First-The principles OF the party, as heretofore
expressed IN It's conventions, arc reaflrmed, and it
IL declared that events have proved that their prac-
teal enforcement IL essential TO The welfare OF the
country and the maintenance OF the interests,
rights and liberties of the people.
SsOnd-We reaffrm our confidence In President
Grant, and In the wisdom integrity and success OF
the administrator OF his high once.
Thtru-Ihere should be rigid economy In the
state and national administrations. and taxes
should continue % be reduced An both rapidly
consistent with good government. the maintenance
OF public credit aud the certain eNtngulshment or
the state and national debts.
Fouru-Pnbllc lands belong 70 the people and
should be sacredy reserved Tor homes for actual
settlers ana we pronounce against ali further
grants OF these lands 70 corporations.
Ftrh-Adequate provision should De made ny law
for the protection Of persons engaged In mining
and other hazardous forms OF labor.
S1th-The producing, commercial and Industrial
interests Of the country should have the best and
cheapest modes of transportation possible; and
while capital invested In such means Of transit
whether ny railroad or otherwise, should be per-
United ,he right OF reasonable remuneration, all
abuse IN their management, excessive rates,
oppressive determinations against localities per-
sons or interests should he corrected ~ law, and
the people should be protected from snch wrongs
and all improper and arbitrary use Of the growing
.Seusnih-we heartily appland the active meas
ures OF the late Congress IN errotlng out and ex.
posing corruptien. We have seen with profound
regret In the Developments made thereby, EVIL
dence OF political ana 0lflcal corruption aud the
abuse irresponsible positions by men Of all political
parties 10 further personal ends, aud we demand
pure ofiicial conduct and the punishment OF I'M
hdence freely extended 10 them, shall not he
shielded from the disgrace OF their acts by any
partizanshp OF ours, and we denounce all Credit
Mobilier transactions whatever be their form.
Efghh-When rctreDchment IL required 10
tighten the burden Of taxation and TO continue the
reduction OF the public debt an increase OF salaries
liz unwse We condemn without reserve the yot-
already rendered, and demand that the provisions
OF the late act OF Congress by which the salaries
we're increased should be promptly and unconsl.
tionaly repealed.
Ninlts-we cordially welcome TO our shores the
oppressed OF all countries and remembering with
pleasure that our adopted fellow citizens have
always proved loyal 10 the Gag OF the Republic, We
laws as 10 materially shorten The time OF probation
before voting.