New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
OHIO POLITICS.

p,pr-ur1c,v STATE coNvENuoN-Goy. NoYEs RI
No,,1yArrp-rHE REMAINDER OF THE TICKET
AND THE PLATFORM.
fgY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRmUNE.l
CorrvRrs. Nav 21.-The Republicans Of Ohio
bo, their state Convention in TINS city to-day All the
COMMITTEES were represented except one bur number OF
,be COMMITTEES did not have full delegations Gen Wal
cott Chairman OF the Republican State Executive Com
uttee called tho Convention TO order az II O'clock and
Senator UpdeRrat OF Jefferson County a. the
temporary President This gentleman came forward
and made a speech claiming an eternity Of uninterrupted
,u,nnbs for the Republican party After the appoint
ment Of Temporary secretaries the customary com
mtttees were announced and the Convention took
a recess MI D. IN. Immediately after the reassemblins
NJ the Convention the Committees ON Credentials
oDorted and was followed by the Committee on Perma-
peut Organization which reported for permanent Pres
dent the Hon James Monroe member Of Congress from
the lorain txVIIIth District. and for permanent Sec
rotary Mayor s. " Titus OF Meigs County, and seven
Assistant Secretaries President Monroe forward
thanked the Convention. glored the Republican party
predictcd continued and ordered that business
he proceeded with. The Convention then nominated
the following State ticket
Gorernor-Edward T. Moves
Lieutenant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hart;
supreme J,dges-wm. White and W. T. stone'
T-edSltreT-isaaC Welch.
Attorney Gcnerdi-JOhn Little.
Controller Of the TredSury-Wm. I, wilson.
The Committee Resolutions reported the following
platform, which adopted:
First The principles Of the party. as heretofore ex-
pressed IN It's Convention are reai1rned ana Is de
cared events have proved thdt lhef pdctedI oh
forcement IL essential 10 the welfare oil the eonhly anu
the maintenance OF the Interests rights ana DeI os VI
Second We reahirm our confidence in President Grant
and IN the wisdom, integrity, and success OF the admin
third There sn9nld be rigid economy the State and
National administrations, aud taxes should continue 70
be reduced IN both rapidly consistent WIN EOOu
government the maintenance Oi puDho Cleu4', Hnn .o
certain extlngishmeut Of the state ana National ueots
Fourth: Public lands belong 70 the people ana should
be sacredy reserved IOr MONIES loI a.t"A .vttl1 anu u
pronounce against all further grants OF THESE 'aAs
10 corporations
Fffh: Adequate provision should be made by law FOR
the protection OF persons engaged IN mining ana Other
hazardous forms VI laOOr.
SiTth The producing, commercial, and industrial In
terests OF country should have the best ana cheap
modes OF transportation possible ana while capital
Invested III sueA nF iAs OI IiSl mAelhtI Dy ~
Orotherwise should be permitted the right Of reason
able remuneration, al abuse in theiI management, eA
cessye rates. oppressive determinations Agal9s loc
ties peraOns OF interests, should DC corrected ny a"
ana the people should DO protected from sch WRONGS
aud al improper and arbitrary use Of the growing
power OF railroad aud other corporations
SercnM We heartily applaud the active measures OF
the late Congress III erreung OUT ana exposing COZ i
tion. We with profound regre ~ mo deVe-
Opments made thereby, evidence OF political aud Official
corruption and the atnise oI Responsible pOsltons Oy men
of All political parties 10 Iufthef p.I.'n'. ' eh'tS'
ana we demand pure official conduct ana the punish.
ment Of uniaIthiu puDc men, Wuo m n.'lH- po.iay m
tine confidence freely extended 10 them 7uail not DE
zItfa
sbip of ours; ana deuOuuco AL Credit MODlor lr4s
actions whatever De their form.
Eighth When retIenchment ~ required TO tighten the
bIr, OF taxation and 10 continue me reduction OF the
nnbIc debit an Increase OF salaries Is uuwlse. We con
denim without the VOtng Tor or receiving VI III
creased pay for services areddy rendered ana demand
at the provisions of the late act OF Congress by which
tne salaries w4e should be promptly and un
cOnditOually repealed
Ninth =. We cordially welcome 20 our shores the OPP
pressed OF al counties, anC remembering Win pleas
re That adopted fellow citizens have always proved
lOva 10 the flag OF the Republic We favor sucn Odh
ctOn of the naturalization laws as 10 materially shorten
tls time OF probation before VOtinE.
Gov Moves and Senator Hart the nominee for Lieuien
nt-Goyernor made speeches, after which the COuyen-
ton adjourned.
TIE DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL CONVENTION
The Democratic and Liberal Republican
state Executive Committees together with other proni'
nent Democrats and Liberals from different parts Of the
State held meeting in this city tonight 70 consider
and fix the time for holding the State Convention After
full interchange Of Vows 1t agreed that the Con
vention should not held earlier than the 9th OF Au-
gust An adjourned meeting OF the two Committees To-
morrow VIII fix the time definitely.