, 1875-06-03
An Early Return 10 a Specie Basis
Favored.
An Anti-Third-Tcrm Resolution
in tho Platform.
Tho Republican Mombers secede from
the New Hampshire senate.
TIE OHIO REPUBLICANS,
BTATE CONVENTION At coLCNHU3.

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snes'as D,spateh 10 i"s ~. G"'enoo 1.'s atoum u..
COLUMBUS, u. juno line Nopuoneah sosa'o
Convention to-day signa'lzcd o wholesome fo'
ytyal IN tho pasty. It was the largest Ohio No-
,,n,,i,,., ,.onvontion he,d In n aecslo. aud was
puo". ea. ",s,o,n,,. ,,,, ,r,,,,,.,u,,c ~ NJ,
ono o. lao n'os1 ci@'ao'ou" aoa s"'4u'..~ ".
record, Ito delegates aua tao many aa'isefa
na,,orca ~ mass convention. There |
IN In rerrect harmony on tho |
0ee'11u w. ~ .,,a -o.o,,,,o,. M, ,ho
questions loacnca II, sAo 'esos' e,san"' "uu ~
n wspt ,v soo to work with % tue
,,~n.,,,t ~ n ,1oa,. .louk m Governor, very
.rao ~. ;ortv NJ RIO tlo.opa.ep camo hero an
,,s1 tar on o. M ,avcs wno was Governor
here from, 1868 to 1872. defeating Thurman III
1867 and pcndIeton in 1869.
rup MOVEMENT FOR uAYra
,-., =, ra,,,,,. ovo,,, ,,,o,nort firm, t,a
ot'ssso s ,,n,,s.os ~ hov,n to ,rr;yo nnt,.i,h.
standing dispatrhcn from him that ho could not
accept u nomination ga!aeu III o conteHt "lth
Judeo Tnft OF Cincinnati. who had allowed the
uso Ut his name On tho strength o' Hasea'
having declined. 1t was evident bctoro tho
Convention met thst Tafta cauutd9cy WAS tho
ot,|y obstacle to iho nomination Of HhYes, With
OUT a Bil gle batIutt still Taft stuck and hiH
friends labured itriuBttouslY to remove tho op-.
DoE1ki0n 10 HUI Which ulp1 AAlhG4 VII ASGoAuh u
Els participation In tho litigation about tue
Bibl0 In tho public schools VI Clpclunat1.
Tnoy circulated letter from Tut, oI1-
phutioally declaring opposition to any dlvHion
III tho Public School tuNd, az IL wn6
ay,dent that question was to 10 recognized In
the platform, hut pothug could stay tho sweep
for Hayes. Evon tho natno Of Old Bon Wnda
oy made ripple. and attompts to compromise
between l1ayca and Tats 1ybprine!ug pew an9lpop.
tIo ,clI NJ cn,,nGa MN cBllol for tho frat ballot
Il y was ass so plain TINT
HAYES HAD AN ovERwHELMINo MA1oniTY
In Ills favor, that his friends declared he be-
gubu1lt TO hnving him kept on tho track Oh q
uoiut of hourr which tho majority could enstsy
It,dxo over. Tho popular sentiment
cuuld rot bo resisted. Vosos wero
oha,lgod from. Taft to- liavoa, and fna,ly
ci,en,ont VAS intense, aud even tho ardent sup
porterB OF Taft joinpd III tho enthusiasm for the
suecenafu! mau. Judge Tufts sun removed Ill
embarrassment about unFes Rccppting, by u1ov-
snr hv authority OF hig father to make tho NOM
instiDn unanimous.
HAYES AccErrHD THE NOMINATION
by telegraph, when tho whole Convention and
large audience 1859 up III cheef aitor cnear.
Heuublicans tako pride in tho civil and military
career OF Hayes, mud regard him az sound Oh ali
tic rrioctplcs enumerated In tho platform.
There is deep feeling here that tho bcss sonof-
alsbip for tho coming campaign has been secur-
ed. aud all tho clements OF tho Convention hare
nnt,tcd dnwn INTO en enthusiastic aud unanimous
| support OF tue uoninee.
THE pLATFo1M.
The mfiu enthusiasm to-day, 20 tar - plat
form ID concerned. WAS On tho plant declaring
asasnst @ any division q tho school fund against
| any teudency to union OF Church aid State,
| sna opposIoe iceiaetion In the intorest Of any
| the carpouter-w1rk In the platform. Tharo
| wua h,t ono voice on tuis subject,