New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
GOV. ALLEN RENOMINATED.
TWEEN HUNT AND CARY.


r.pcp ATTENDANCE FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
sTArE-SEAgLY TURNED OUT OF DOORS BY A
STANDARDIZATION or A ONE TERM, ONE MONEY,
AND STATE BANK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO
sECrARIAN DIVISION OF SCHOOL MONEYS AND
TO sUMPTUARY LAws-sESAToR THURMAN Al
THE RATIFICATION MEETING
COLUMBUS, June 1.-THE Democratic State
Convention to-day Of the largest ever held In
Ohio Every county was represented ny deeBa'es anu
visitors J. +. Vance, member OF Congress from the
XIth District was chosen temporary CHAIRMAN ana
made speech Of considerable length full OF hope ana
advising earnest work While he was speaking severe
rain and baistorm came up and portion OF tho slate
roof of tie building was torn of by the wind. AFTER
the appointment of committees recess was taken tih
o'clock D. H. On the reassembling Of the Convention
Rufus r. Ranney OF Cleveland, served as permanent
President. The following ticket was nominated;
For Gorerpor-W William Allen OF Ross. 81
Iieufengnf Gorrrnor-samuol +. Carey OF Hamilton.
Smpremr Judge-Thomas @ Aslburn Of Clermont
Andtor-E. NJ Greene OF shelby:
Treasuer-John schrener Of Meigs.
Attorney General Thomas f. Powell OF Delaware.
Member of Board Of Public Works-H H. O'Hasan OF
Erie.
The following platform was enthusiastically adopted:
The Democratic party Of Ohio IN etae % snd
S St' pi'''"'' =, ..u.,,,,.,,
put in practical operation py the atneis vi W
sead Opposition aggresons by either department Of
Government the functions OF tne ONE sT 20
by 10 the states or 70 Ie pp
re rs 70 race color or previous condition
Fourth The Presidents services should be limited to one
at salary OF 40 600 year ~ ~ ,,rt,ocnt Of the
c,oeyge rT state. and local:
use of il, crff TO railroad steamship other companies
sse The % ss SS 81 s rne United states and
foreign emians who have declared their Intention u oeco'
Easm That the contraction heretofore
made by the Republican party an se rmnop Of specie
payment brought disaster TO the business OF tne
Oo" w. abandoned aud that volume currency be made
and M ana to tue want, bs aa by promotnS
The the people and not by DESTROYING them
pa 4S% Of aboIshns legal lenders giving banks
the " an e TR dangerous an ss monopoly and the
burdens the people without any hs
ae Satea bank circaaicn be promptly permanently
re ZEN a s .sa he pubic Interest," demands that the
should 70 It's o own Il, pTsS aps ep
respect the obligations OF contracts requires pay
hall aIf Of = the customs in legal tenders.
the Sa @S sT ea q system
aud deposit under such regulations as ae sss
ma f ns %ay be e directly by and upon faith Of tie
T,Ssh tariff for the sole purpose OF revenue ~,
STATE religions ndependence and absolte opinion
equal Justice to all religious societies. and purely
TSH 81 snv portion 81 the pu
which the
wisdom Democratic party denonce che Repabcan
platform insult the intelligence OF the people Oh oo
and base appeal sectarian preju,iices
That we are S SBPqst e sG @
or customs not in themselves criminal and we repro
ba espionage by one class OF clu.ens uppn
another any pretense whatever with this decira9
~ ncprs and policy the leaders OF the RepuDl
can arty for their exrayagant expenditure and progate
waste OF the peoples money for their oppressive UNJUST ana
defective taxation for their continued
tyranny and cruelty the southern states OF the Cnon Tor
suan,ering the public lands for tho continuance OF
incompetent corrupt men in office az home anu
the Government
We corly invite all men, without regard party ASSOC
cations cO;rerate with expelng them from ONCE
,nI in occurring such an administration Of public AFFAIRS as
characterized Inc purer and better days OF the Republic
The State Central Committee organized tonight by
eIecting A. r. walng, Chairman and Joseph Gutzweiler
secretary large ratification meeting tonight was ad
dressed by Gov. Allen, Senator Thurman, the Hon.
George H. Pendleton, and Thomas Ewing