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punished md that public virtno shall DO upheld and
want Of It condemned by tho uncl voice Of tlo pco.

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rrestaaut arant In usng tho Influence OF a high pos
ton ton, f1r lis passage, mud whose oflcial sgnatur
T. That tho net Of tho President In aottna nm ,,y Iii
bayonet Government In Louisiana uot chosen BY be
people, anu having tito whatever to ro oyor then
Was MaEsnlt violation Of her rights and Of tho Tocr,
t., .: IT. That every depastment Of tho Government ben
responsive Tor tho OWLS mud wrongs In 1cgtsntio
and administration Of which tho country complains.
=; That M under the time-honorod Democratic banner
folds We engage in the conflict, and wo earnestly ar
peal to tio pnrlotio men Of evory class without e
ga1a to party names or pnst differences to unto Wit
US on terms Of perfect equality iii t1io struggle /
rrHero tho Government from tlo hnnds Of disGonea
men, and redeem 1t from tho food Of complaint whicl
| threatens ia ruin.
A motion to discuss tho resolutions was vote,
Down overwhelmingly, and tho platform wa
adopted with much spirit.
| Nonf1NATIoNB.
| Tho nomination for Governor being in orle
now, bonntor Putnam, Of Rosa County, nomi
mated tho lion. William A1lon, Of that county, il
| tho following worda:
hH PnEs1pEar; I have tho honor 10 present, To-
tho consideration Of tho Committee, lilo 1amo Of h
Incy. whose name 10 synonym for purity Second
whom wo PROPOSE to call from tho rlow t
tho farmer, william Alien, @ Of ohi'"' ohie ITO 'os' 'n'
,droat applause greeted this, and was continu
cd whon Judge Follott, of Licking, seconded tlt
uonlnation, affirming that tho nominee is know,
not only to eVory delegate of tho convention
but throughout tho State and tho nation. 4
ocTacy or It's principles.
Iho nomination was made unanimous, the
entfo convention rlaing and cheering.
Judge Fol1ett then moved that telegram ba
sont informing. Mr. Allou Of his nomination, in
tho hopo OF obtaining q response from him
during tho HaBBion Of tho convention. Carried.
a1r. Q Conner moved that tho band bo roouosted
to play " "uail to tie Chief" and tho time was
Htruck up at onco. Tho music Was followed by
throo cAocrs from the convention.
Tho nomination Of Lioutenant-G Govern or wae
next @ In order. and the following nanos wero
submitted, Darnabas Burns, OF 1iichlnnd Coun-
ty; David ?. Fitch, OF Montgomery County
Sas samuel y =. Carey, Of Hamilton County; T.. b.
don, OF Athens County; Warren r. Noble, Of
seneca County; ]. D. Jones, Of Licking
County,
Tho names Of Campbell, Dloss Golden, and
Jones wore withdrawn, aud tho Convention pro-
coed to vote on tho namos loft, viz: Burns.
Carey and Noblo, with tho following result on
Burns, 1903; caroy, 219; Noble, 11o No nom
Mr. Dlosa, Of tho Cincinnati Enquirer, who
had nominated Gen. Carey, arose and moved % to
nominate his man by acclnmation. This waB do
clarod out of order,
.den. Caroy came to his foot now, and Withdrew
;t,l nis name. ne: nis i own county lHa1nilton) Ind
killed him In Ills heart Of hearts.
az The second ballot resulted as follows Burns,
333 Noble, 225 aud Burns was nominntol.
for Judge OF tho Supreme Court, long term,
Young, Of Champaign County, and John Potter
Bioh1l, OF Brown County, Wero named. Tho
first ballot resulted IN 378 votos for Whitman;
lis for brohn, and 50 for Young. Whitman was
Charles A. scribncr, Of Lucas County, WAS
nominated by reclamation for Judge Of tile su-
rsemo Court, short torn.
For Attorney G euoral- Charles ". Daley, Of
M3ontgome1,;y, County; David II. Wilson, Of hla-
Wallace, Of Clark Y. ': II. Layton, and Il. 4 1
Dohorty, OF Franklin. Tho first vote stood:
!}oherty, 3o3; Lynch, LOG; Dewey. ii; Layton,
s0: Dohorty WAS then nominated unanimously.
For Troasnrer, the following nominations were
of Anglaizo; Jonathan Hurshmat, Of Mont
gomery; Charles N. Allen, OF Jefferson; W. @,
Adams, Of sciota; George Woimer, of Summit.
Iiio naEno OF Mr HurDhnlan raiaed storm. IIo
Is the nominee for that place of tho Convention
named him. there aroao hiases and calls, and
cries Of "Oh! sit DOWN." "put him outl"
q" None Of that" etc. Mr. Clay, In presenting
tho nano, eaid le was nominated by tho Cotl-
him out." Hear mo through @ 1tlps ropropont 9 Lis Lis
county aud h'mBolf, aud know him to DO
gentleman Of ability to execute aud discharge
the duties Of that ofllco Ho is responsible, aiid
in oyery way respectable Up to tha time he
OF q convention. tPut him out j Not ono word
has been heard from him SINCE rCrios OF HNo!
No.] appeal to tho President of this Con-
yention Y. n TINT be will support tho nominees Of
tllis Convention, and If other people take tho
as candidate for Treasurer, it does not make
him loss Democrat. IA voice." But he has
lat tlme to say he would not accept."]
m1Lor e.a,,,,,o,s somo further ronarks on Mr..
I'll f'sn oaavsatoa th' RGnn'' @ cy S5 ts souis 1S1
cd to withdraw A1r. uurBlinan's name,
saying as hc did 30: II desire to say. bofore 1
do 80, that wish 1t understood that Hurahman,
es vol as myself. viii vote for William Allen for
Governor. beg leave to withdraw"
The first ballot atood Allon, les Loods 1876;
Dmsol, 1903; Weimor, 1856.
Tho socond ballot stood: Allen, g.; Leeds. 81:
Dnsel, 1875; Weimer, 39o.
hlr. Woilner's nomination was declared unani-
moun.
:, By this time, $50 p. m. the Convention lad
thinned down to skeleton, and all woro wcary.
Some counties had left in body. and in othors
only tho Chairmon woro loft to cast the vote, A
motion moi m to adjourn to ESQ p; N. was voted down,
For Comptroller Of the Treasury, ], G. Now
,onor, of Marion. was nominated by acola,na-
Elou.
For Board Of Public Works. John Lawrence,
- 1uoAAoeoJ Aouuty CuTlb. GAunKt OF Mercer:
Henry =. Taylor, Of Hancock; Il. Ohlfeid, Of
Hardin County L. Litt1cr Of Crawford, were
aamcd. The result was 3G9 for Skunk
10 for Taylor, % for Ltttlcr, 10 for Lawrence,
md few others scattering. The nomination Of
slr. Skunk closed tho busuesd OF the Conyon-
ion.
SPEECH OF HON. A. q. THURMAN.
Tho Hon. Allon G. Thurman being iii the Hall,
o the Hurprise OF many, who supposed him in q
'ed Of siokness, the President called upon him
or Q! word or two. AIr. Thurman camo forward
lowly, and was received with cleors. In re-
ponse 4o said:
GENTLEMEN or TIE CONVENTION: II was in the |
'est possible condition to speak would not intlict
nf psfoch p on yon at ta ate hour OF tho day; but
ore throat under which am auerng, for1ids that
'as have voice enough to thank you, With my whoo
cart Tor your hindncss md hayo vutce enough to
you that you shall hear mo to your isarts.
ontent betwean now aud election day. It has hap |
encd that tlc men the must meritofiouB and who |
ayo slsseEyed well Of thcir countrymen owing to the
ueet o. tle pfojdces Of tho hour have not received
om1nendatton. can say With gratitude that haYo |
ne zen na tT more than ro"nrdea by tho good feel