The New York herald., 1874-08-27
THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.

Platform and Nomtn ations OF the state
Convention-Innation and Abolition OF
National Banks-Cheap Transportation
and Lower TariM-The Third Term
and Civil Rights Denounced.
COLUMBUS, August 20, 1874.
The Democratic State Convention, in session
here, adopted the following platform with
great unanimity;- .o.x
That the az ary Of Ohio adhe,es to is
as,ee to a and
OF the 81 81 as so
ernment-legislative, executive and judciacondeinn
others and resisting attempt nsurs any Of the
spectiveiy and 10 the people '-'N'' - VAC
NATIONAL OPPOSED.
penabe to the welfare Of the country that is youns
has all nepers M with seh % aa
are vicious IN principle and n their effects
medium as the business Interests Of The country may
require that han cne.ia OF Customs dulles
Ss Ss called m @ he e eower
the national banks to issue and loan their notes upon
S the peos pay qpGa wh. hey eve sn,
PAPER sss@a
just priyeges we are 1 iayor OF auoshing the fran
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sacrifice o. interests OF the paving laDorers for
ns me- eas
e ae i In a
goyernment and maintaining The Laws anwIse anl
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when no unequal privilege is conferred by law upon
~ TARIFF AND rrAsspoRrArroy
We are therefore opposed % the UNEQUAL and
hen rspssi q nSdaea.o liza. revenue M % !srls
an De Of e nat
tend INCREASE !he cost Of ranspor taton beyond
erelse OF all constitutional powers tS remedy existing
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and Reprssen'apySss YES n Congress and The neauyoeal
81 ississ Ina! bai recently threatened 6estow
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city Tor alleged hbels. az efforts to revive and em6ody
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all persons before the law we protest against the at
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penalties and call the attention voters OF Ohio
ha 9n.n
for white and eoorea FsahaTs and
a q M s S S hs
and ag
defiance Of to COMPEL mixed Schools IN Ohio bn she
inficton OF severe criminal punishment and cvii penal.
ties upon all who resist that unconstitutional attempt
oProsIriss 10 THIRD rKRx.
in influential quarters OF the election the rcs
dent OF the United states tor period beyond that to
almost given the sanction OF fundamental law; that
such election would be long stride the prac
ucal monarchy aid personal despotsm; ami de-
cidedy in OF establishing the one term princlpe
by an amendment to the constitution.
Assembly OF An nendnent to the constu ION author
izing the passage OF license laws
THE kEPUBIlcAS ARRAIGNED.
That with this declaration OF PRINCIPLES and policy
arrai5n the leaders ubcan party for their
fox her unjust snd o dsteePys ne
system OF taxation finance and curency their con
tnued tyranny and cruelty he southern States Of the
union Tor their squandering OF the public lands Tor
their continuance Of incompetent ald corrupt
their general Of the sna a%d
cordially invite all men. without regard 10 past
them rom power and securing such An administra.
uon Of pnbhc affairs as characterized the and
better days of the SeSssiis; SuMIsAr,oss
The following nominations were made:-
Sscretorv Of State-willam Beu, Licking
school Commissioner S. Smart, Of Pickaway
county.
J,tdge or the Supreme Court.--w. J. Gilmore, Of
Preple county.
clerk Of The Supreme cou,7.-Arnold Green, OF
Heuabr or he hoard or F,sbltc Woraes Martin