The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-24
ALLEN AND CARY AND GOOD
MEN ALL THROUGH.
A Platform full Of Good Points,
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CoLuMBUs, Ohio, June II,
To-day has marked page in the an
nals of the Ohio Democracy that time can
not soon eflace. Neverin the history of
the State has there been known to be
such political gathering of any party.
Never in the existence of the Ohio De-
mocracy have so many of the rank and
file met in council, sothoroughly imbued
with magnanimouS spirit Of concession
sohopeful Of victory, so wide awake to
the duties ofthe hour and so determined
to win. Tie Convention were composed
of sterling men, farmers from the plow
mechanics nom the shops, professional
men from their books, and class ofmen
who for long years have lived apart
from politics, deserted their retreats aud
came up to mingle in the mighty throng
all eager To speed the revival Of Demo.
cracy and honest Government. The
numbers, the appearance and the enthu-
siastic spirit that characterized the gath
cring and the proceedings proclaim in
unmistakable language that the triumphs
Of the Democrats in the last Two years
we're not the res Ill ofa temporary upris-
ing of the people, but merely the prelude
to grander victories that shall sweep cor
ruption and roguery from public places,
and hasten the return of honest and able
government, and the dawn of q day Of
reconciliation. when all the citizens,
whether North or South, and all the
States East or West, shall have an equal
voice and equal weight in the Govern
ment --.-..--.-
By quarter to eleven the capacious
hall was densely packed, and had it not
been for the admirable arrangements
made by the Committee, the greatest con-
fusion would have ensued. No person
was admitted to the floor without a tick
ct. The spectators we're assigned to the
galleries, and the seats set apart for the
delegates were not gohbled by the irrev-
erent outsiders Under the supervision
ofRobert IeunOx, the state had been
beautifully decorated with flags, and ex-
cellent arrangements had been made for
the accommodation Of the large gang Of
pencil waisters.
THE BATTLE BEGINS.
At eleven o'clock the smiling counte-
nance of Hon. A. 4. WalliDg, Chairman
of the State Central Committee loomed
up in front, and as the echoes Of the
gavel fell upon the ear the uproar subsi-
ded, and spell OF silence fell upon the
throng.
Mr.. Waliing said, "Gentlemen of the
Convention, l am instructed to present
as your Temporary Cha rman the Hon. j
l. Vance. the iaap who made the gallant
fight for Congress in the Eleventh Dis
trictw p.
Mr.. Vance came to the front, and pro-
ceeded to speak as follows:
SPEECH OF HON. J, l, VANCE
GENTLEMEN or THE CoNyENrloN;--I
thank you most sincerely for the honor of
temporarily presiding over this conven-
tion-.one destined to make an important
land mark in the history not only Of our
own State, but Of the whole country.
While our immediate duty will be tho
selection ofleaders under whose guidance
we shall do battle this fall, our action it
must be remembered, inaugurates the
.,oej m,"9e a., Z; ~ 81" 'o', 49, St,Sy DSmnrr,cy in
1o,;, %s ~ ny M, ,'T~y M bnh,ly Jro,rn
- nuv''SS 4S Aue une9 "'I nrdor;slIo
np ttlle one side We have the policy OF
that political organization when Tor nj,
teen years mas 'o,.Iu.,e,i.S, !I. -, '''' 'a.;od
our Na'loAHI hapi.n's.I"' l. .I, 'o"' .,a nseJ
Of ten ye,rSo' pro.1u"u tF'oS .' ,eJ ba
since 'he '"Ss '.pI'''e ..t, tho Snnth md
tween the NotT' ai.u tnv aFW,o , co,n. ~
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such sSiPeIuoI? raSTail,y, .r"' ~ 80, 80
comm'lied Dy hISil olll,ia's 'll,5 VI '.ig HoN
ernment, some OF whom are ". !e."';.eu
IN ONCE " nue. our clyli serNlyg, 70 !; I.
National .dlSgt@f, o"i i1re'gn Pplicf y
contemPnDle any PIsilI,ai,lloot9' ~
plause FROM the pspalsinei,' ~ !,a.,t', o..,te
at Washington, 10 tIe reuioIe9s iGfenp l'
office In our proan .! domain prIv"fe, PEI, per
sonal ana cortuPt Plae'iEr5 ri ~" 2SS2,.,'
the order OF the uay' my Sulu!'i.sila ns io,I's
ton OF PuDuG lhalls' ,lls'eau s VI uv.,,s
managed M tne interests oi econoLny any ,l'
honesty, mas degeAeraIeu ,liIo 9NS'ei
OF specuI,a,tit?!,a, " e9gic,l those wv a,'
entrusted T,'t @ me ulso9LSe'ilely ~ pn sl'
public iunls' lhe uelcnlhel olii'e ii ne re
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