New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

be wound the expiration Of tho term for which
chartered and in lieu Of s circulating notes Treasury
and receivable for all debts on due to tc
United States should he issued the oxtent required by
the necessit es OF the Government
Resotred, That we favor a tariff for revenue only. 80
Resored That in the celebration OF the one hundredn
party congrauates itself and the people OF the whole
country on tho proud part IT has taken IN our pas,
administration without domestic strife to foreign wars
successfully prosecuted to the extension OF American
territory and the glory of the American name; 10 tue
most astonishing development interior resources to
such maintenance Of exterior power as al~ avs com
people OF Ohio its present efforts TO reduce the
expenditures Of the Cove nment TO restore the
establish kndl er feeling between the people Of the
States, that the bond of tneir union may be perfect
GREENBACK MINORITY REPORT.
The reading Of the report followed by minority
report OF the Committee presented By Gen. Morgan VINO
claimed that repres nted the opinions OF nine ONT OF
twenty Of the members Of the Committee II Ia a. fol-
lows:
Resored That recognizing the duty Of the Democratic
many against the aggressions OF few express its
purposes in the pending currency Sohict w,n1ut % re-
against all opposition, from what quarter II may,
measures to effect the folo objects; .., -, an,
First: The immediate and unconditional repeh vi INC
Second: The deieat of all schemes for resumption
which involves either contraction Of the currency per
petution Of hank issues increase OF the interest o
den Of the debt. ,,, -, ,, .-
Fourth The issue by the General Government alone Of
all the circulating medium, whether paper OF meahc
FIN: No forced nhatioD, no forced oontraeton Dut
a sound currency equal to the wants OF tade anu
try to he regulated volume ana gradually eqhanLeo
with gold by means Of appropriate lesslaton sucn 20
making 1t receivable Tor eastolns and
At the pleasure Of the holder with bond bearing nler-
not to exceed G51O0 per cent payaoc I'D soI' so
that the volume OF currency sail not oe ~
the measure caprice either Congress or the oAks
Sirth A graduated income tax to meet at hast the
prenium gold needed Ia pay interest On Tue Puss,
Ser.n Resolred, That public policy and the sense 2
common justice require tat ne silver ssue Nv III w 49,
eminent should be legal tender III payment OF ali dcDs
puulic private and that demand me uDcohGt"u
repeal Of tine soeaed SILVER ae1, 50 i as 's III, m
limits which SAID silver coinage shAlI po
EtqhM Resoired That we are In favor of tariff for
revenue only and denounce the Republican scnrne
Of resumption as intended. and opcrating throngh
large increase bonded debt sudden and enormous
raction OF the currency To double the burdens OF
taxation, rob dcb,o sof tncir property, parayzs com
mcrcal ana productive industries, cast labolers ont o
employ men and TIL the Land with want and misery, for
the cKcd purpose of doubling the 'aine OF money
lilies and sLjugatins the mass oi Tie people TO Ihe
mperOus sway oil a money ohgarchy
hu,m That tue Democrats OF Ohio present TO me me
the Of William Allen the choice OF ONO iof 'ho
Presidency
TenM: That the delegates at large to the ST. louis
Convention, aud that delegates appointed by the
Congressional districts RS hereoy requested III 1ne Ma
ConN, favor the nomination OF WILLIAM
Allen fo President and use all honor able means 10 secure
his success
The readirg Of the minority report followed by
considerable confusion. Several speeches were made Tor
and against it's adoption Finally under the previous ques
ton vote taken upon the report of the minority
as n substitute for the majority report aud asadopted
by a vote of 36s Yeas to 800 Nays Much confusion en-
sued and several motlons were made TO adjourn. but
were voted down The report was tnen adopted by u
vote OF 3s6 Yeas TO 266 kays many delegates having
left the hail
Tue Convention then balot"d for nominations for
State officers, with the folio ing result:
S>er,tary Of Stats-William Bell ~ Licking County.
Judge VI ls supreme COurt-WillAm H. fmcs OF ferry
Member Board Of Public W0Tks-H. y. CorEh Of Butler
County.
Tue following were elected:
Electors at Iirge-Judgc william Lang Seneca County,
am Granville stokes Warren County.
Delegates To ~. Iouis-GeOrge III. Pendeton, VIM L.
OBrien, Gen. George W. Morgan, aud Thomas LIVING.
After ceeting alieTuates, the Convention, at lOio
o'cloek t.-ut.lt adjourned Stnr dt<.