The New York herald., 1874-09-03

.fWh-That the democratic party by its uniform oppo-
national water has shown itself incompetent
poraon sna s V.i 4. eheap
should s"a e ia b of s a Of
msnts BY approprlate legisstion
CONGRESS IN repeating the law increasing oiie,al sala
in s BY in s e
CANT government OF the district Of Coumba, and in
has proved to be worthy of continued support by The
Serenn-That the recent outrases and murders IN the
South which unoending colored citizens have been
of an eaeI"sve White
demand and hereby receive the indignant condemna
E;gati-That the restraint of intemperance and its
police powers Of the State, the forfeiture OF pubic
as. TOR noKicsti9n M are demanded for the moral and
Nntiwc deprecate the action of the present General
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their eticency and usefulness '"'"'' '"' -
THE STATE TICKET.
The following ticket was also nominated
For Secretary OF State-A. T. WikOn, OF Adams.
For Super Judge, Tor long term-Luther Day,
OF Portage.
For supreme Judge, for short term-w. W. john
For school Commissioner W. Harvey,
OF Lake.
For Member OF the Board of Public Works
Stephen II. HOsmer, OF Muskingum.
These are all renominatons. except Johnson,
who is nominated for the unexpired term OF Judge
Stone, resigned this day.
The Convention then adjourned.
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.
A grand ratification meeting was held here to-
1t was very largely attended and the enthusiasm
was great Ex-Governor NOyes delivered q long
and eloquent address. expoundng the principles
the people, He spoke as fOows:-
EX-GOVERNOR NOYEs' ADDRESS.
MY FELLOW CITIZENs-Tne republican party OF
Ohio conscious OF the integrity OF Its purposes,
feeling just pride in ntemplatng IT'S past
ans nus rs qs 70 te
rally once more under the old Aag 1t is not
sary for a party which has confessedly done so
much good to claim that 1t has made no mis-
takes, or that all Of It's members, leaders and sub
Ordinates have been above reprOach. There never
was political organization on the face OF the
earth which, after fourteen years OF governmen ia
control, could justify such pretensions. We make
no such claim: But we do assert and main tain
that the republican party, as a whole, has been
pure, patriotic, intelligent and efficient. 1t has
been tried no other ever was tried. and has
After reviewing the history Of the republican
control of the government up to the present day
THE GREAT QUESTIONS OF THE DAY
The management Of the finances of the country.
Cheap transportation in the interest OF both pro-
ducer and consumer.
The thorough pacthcat1on and development Of
the prosperity OF the SOutn.
The civil rights Of the colored people, and
The promotion OF such moral reforms as are
And 1t is for the country to determine whether
the republican party, which has already done so
tant matters, or the democracy, which mas done
nothing and attempted nothing in all these years.
except to embarrass the best efforts OF the admin
istratlOn.
THE DEMOCRATIC FINANCIAL MUDDLE.
The democracy have held their State conven-
tions this year IN Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indi.
ana, Illinois and MissOuri-One Eastern and five
of the great Central States; and inasmuch as they
are clamoring to overthrow the present system OF
financial manAppmant yh IN
inquire what they propose and offer IN its place.
II there is substantial agreement among the men,
their theory deserves candid ana deliberate con-
sideratiOn. But let us see The Democratic State
terms Tor absolute free trade and direct taxation
These democrats by the sea will tolerate no tariff
whatever-protectiye, revenue or otherwise; !;
luxuries, which yield us $S0.0O0,000 year,
and the Internal taxes on liquors. beer and
levy upon your farms ana homes for revenues TO
carry on the government and defray It's necessary
expenses. The Democratic Convention of Penn
syvania Is for once silent upon this subject though
it Is well known that the democracy OF that State
are IN favor OF a protective tarn, and they have
ana democrats, according to the resolutions OF
their conventions, favor tarin for revenue only,
and, by necessary Implication: are opposed to the
Indiana conventions declare for imitation OF the
currency to meet what they are pleased TO term
the demands of the business interests OF the cOun
trv while Missouri Illinois and Pennsylvania
democrats are Tor the early resumption OF specie
would pay on the bonds in greenbacks, while
their brethren in Illinois are outspoken IN
racV in S% oe ana ID tie other ns nSs
are understood to sympathize with the Illinois
declaration. The democracy Of Ohio, in the third
resolution OF their platform, denOunce national
banks, and propose that the government itself
shall become one grand banking institution. issu-
and leaving it in the power OF politicians in Con.
gress OF OF the officers OF the Treasury, to control
the money market, to change values, to interfere
with legitimate private enterprise, to influence
elections, to disappoint the reasonable eXpecta-
tions OF trade and commerce, to render business
transactions uncertain and hazardous, TO imperil
investments, and, generally, to overturn that
stability and settled policy which are necessary to
che prosperity OF our people. In other States,
where the democracy oppose the national banks,
they seem to contemplate return to the old
scandaous system OF State ana wildcat banks,
his pocket without bank note detector and then
only for short period OF time. appeal to every
intelligent man IN my audience to say whether
jected IN this country, and whether greater
muddle was ever known than that into which the
opposition have fallen IN their wild reaching for
straws to save them from drowning. No two
States agree, and the leaders OF the party in no
one State harmonic. Senator Thurman, who,
until recently was understood to be the leader
OF his party, not only In OHIO but in the nation,
adheres TO the old Jackson doctrine, is opposed to
an irredeemabe currency and in favor OF re-
turn to specie, While Governor Allen. the new
leader, who, by his own admission in the COnven-
tlOu dSJ week, Is DciOTe Tue pcODlc dS Cduulu2Lc
believes the present volume OF currency to be in
sufficient to do the business OF the country. And
so the Convention declared. And this Is the great
national organization that, with divided counsels
on all important money questions, with it's crude
opinions and wild schemes, proposes to supplant
the republican party. and which promises to the
people OF the United States individual prosperity
and fortune out OF the conflict. confusion and
chaos which would follow its accession to power.
Can it be trusted before 1t presents o theory OF
finance which will command the respect while 1t
hall Of a,,fpt,f f,I.
GRADUAL SPECIE RESUMPTION.
While the leaders OF the administration party do
not entertain opinions precisely Identical as to
minor details, they are substantially agreed as to
all important and vital issues. While they recog-
nlZe the prOprety and necessity which existed
during the war for the issue of volume OF cur
rency that could not at the time be made redeem
able in coin, yet they believe in the ancient demo-
cratic doctrine that gold and silver are the money
OF the world and the fixed standard OF value; they
believe that the normal condition OF a solvent and
prosperous country is TO have It's currency inter-
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