New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30

| with possibly one or two exceptions. All such
failed of election. The Blaine men Jared no better
| The Convention evinced settled purpose to send
delegates to Cincinnati who would use all honora-
| BILE means in good faith for Gov. Hayess nomlna-
| ton and who should not be trammeled by any Sec
ond choice. The delegation chosen is one OF marked
| ability, including Judge Thomas c. Jones, Gen.
| Buckland, Judge Ampho, John A. Smith, and " b.
Horton. but no member Of the present Con-
gress. The finance resolution was unanimously
reported by the Committee after full discussion,
in which a strong sentiment was manifested in IA
vor of the New-York plank. but the conclusion mr.
rived at was that the ultimate financial plank must
be looked for in the National platform In number
and character of the delegates no convention held
since the war has surpassed this The ticket nomi-
mated is received with satisfaction on oil hands.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
COLUMBUS o., March 29.-The Republican
State Convention assembled at the Opera House this
morning. full delegations being present from all the dis
tricts Of the State. Gen John c. Lee Of Toledo was
chosen temporary President and made short speech,
warmly urging united action to the nomination OF
Gov. Hayes for President After appointing committees
the Convention took recess for dinner Reassembing
at halfpast l. Aphonso Hart of Cuyahoga was chosen
permanent President.
| BENJAMIN Wade OF Ashtabula, Edward r. Moves OF
Hamilton. W. II. Epson Of Summit aud J. W. kufer OF
| Convention with Samuel Craghead OF DAYTON, Clark
Waggoner OF LuGas C. H. Grosyenor oil Atn p anu ~
Cincinnati and F. II. Bohm Of Cuyahoga were chosen for
Presidential Electors.
For Secretary OF Sate-Miton NJ Barnes of Guernsey.
For Supreme Jndge-W W B1Jn,o ,1 OF Koraihei r
Evans OF Delaware.
The following platform was unanimously adopted with
three cheers:
The Republicans of Ohio their allegiance to the Re-
inf
free declared and defined by the grand men
ecs Of war and blessings assured union Of the States
O1SS ona The Citizens q he severa Union
citizens Of the on and equal under the Constt
faIl and equal protection IN their exercise.
Of The government aud rcrenchmcnt and reform in the
public service personal ineg y and ndey should DC dg
t they should be prosecuted and punished ana we COZ
b By the pr sent National Aimihsti alton.
Fourth The national credit and honor must DO sacfccy
TJ recognize. gold the true standard Of yalqe and
declare that that rocy cf finance should be steadily
T ultima G sSna1s the value Of the coin and
We favor tariff for revenue with Incidental Protec
Serca We stand by system of free school,
the school nd, and sectaran interference with the
ES To soldiers and sailors who fought for the Imon
& % Syban. e%ei those who have acn are justly entitled
Ninth thanks OF the people are due to President Grant
him OF the gratitude OF me cOhhy io Tue
service he has rendered = soldier and CIVILIAN. -
T,nth: The Republican party OF ONO, having commence
in the honesty. ability and patriotism Of Ruefi0rd u Haits
cordially present him the National Republican Convention
r the nomination President of the United states and our
State delegates that Convention instructed anu te us
delegates requested 10 use their best Efforts 10
his nomination.
After three cheers Gov. Hayes, and short speech
bv exGov Moves, the Convention adjourned The state
Central Committee organized by electing W. G. Cooper OF
Knox Chairman, and the following Executive Committee
was appointed: A. T. wikof, Chairman; j. c. Donald
son. Secretary; George X Nash. Treasurer John Little
of Greene, and William Leonard OF CuyahOga.