New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-13
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CNCINNArI, Aug. 12.-The State Convention
OF the worhngmen's party held last night at Ar
better Hall IN this city It was small but very earnest
affair, composed mostly OF people Of this county With
very delegates from other parts Of the state H. fact
the only other cities actually represented were Cleveland
and Xenia; and there were only two delegates from
Xena and only one Cleveland. II therefore al
most entirely Cincinnati affair and the ticket was
almost entirely Cincinnati ticker. Col /. r. Bond
b. the head OF the ticket for Governor Tor LeutGoy-
ernOr Frank -karda OF Cleveland is nominated: Tor
school Commissioners Peter II. Clark OF Cincinnati; FOR
state Treasurer L. A. Hine of Cincinnati; for Clerk OF
the Supreme COu-t Frederick Arnepercer u Cincinnati
Tor the Board OF Public Works Peter McGeeney Of Xenia
Col Bond is a wellknown but not very prominent
young lawyer Of this city lie once occupied the position
Of Assistant United states District Attorney here
Mr Clark for school Commissioner, ID the best known
man ON the ticset. he is mul1,to, well educated a
smart taker and rather progressive thinker. lie has
for many years been identified with the educational IN
tercts OF this city the capacity Of superintendent u
the Public schools ia the C00ged Department few years
ago nominated for the Legislature 10y The kepuD-
urans and terribly beaten while the others on the ticket
were elected This result excited the ire Of the coored
people greatly and really drove Mr.. Clark away from
the party His speeches m the presence of large "a er-
ng here during the strike excited the indignation
and order class of people who were surprised
that be -hould cake the stand he I'D at such time.
J. A. Hire is a wei. known newspaper writer. who was
tbI. CITY, Ie has ALWAYS had land hobby aut Il now
supposed bee fully rapport with the LABOR party
Ecs5i-et That tne expectations OF permanent re
OF the discomfort Of the people by punishment ~
ana oppression 0u Of which such dscontent must ~
eyitaby exhibition OF Ignorance Of the nai-
rral avs OF ire only eGualed by the frutless efforts
heretofore made by wornemen 10 secure Their econom
zeal emancipation bY guerrilla warfare AGAINST mdlvm
which made their continual dependence certain anu
Reyorcd That believing as we do that only through
the widest liberty OF discussion can the people GIHi
themselves for the i-h duties OF Citizenship, ana t -,
tine attempt aOrdgement " free speech or nee
press most fruitful cause of public disorder, we accord
10 our opponents the same protection for their utter
arces lt We demand for ourselves and ask the people
1f OHIO. tile coming election. 10 administer feouAc
which snail be NJ lasting ~ IL is deserved 10 the unwar
rautable interference with these reserved rights during
the late railway troubles at Chicago and other places
ResOired That viii geek accomplish the purposes
which we here avow, through the peaceful methods
guaranteed 0 us by the Constitution ~ the country
RcsOred. That IL the coming Political campaign we IN
wife the cooperation Of all voters ho Ocrye ihaI 20 tho
lab0reI justly ana oil right belongs he result OF NE ID,
Dor. IN The following demands First the payment Oh
wages The nborer the lawful money Of the country;
aud 20 Intervals Of tine not greater IMAM one "eoh, anu
THAT suitable penalties De- provided tor ianuIes 10 % o
second. eight hours Tor tho present A. normal Torahs
day and rsal punishment 10 an yoators lhiIu s,Tlo'
laws maans employers aDie lor ~. decoe't - va.
Jury or their employees; fourth nr0hlbioIy aWs asHnsI
tine employ Of children under fourteen years OF age
lu lndisrial eHlaDHslllehl- mn ploi, i,tb
use Prison labor by private empowers SlNlH'
abolition 81 all ,onspr'cy a"s ,te,'co
and dwellings included eighth, Cratu0us INSTRUCTION
i -laf,s M well As by the Mt Oua GOFernmtnt, the ON
on. ~ e bureaus 20 taken from the ranks ID the
lbor organizations and elected by them tenth, the
f the pateut and all other laws or charters EY'hg
sneciIl privileges individuals or COMPANIES - 'he
frifuc1t Of abOr eleventh the repeal of all tariff IA
orher acs which provide or the collection OF te pdc
rev-nue by Indirect methods, and the substitution
therefor or q system OF direct taxation graduated pro-
portion the amount OF property or income 20 o leu
eeuth railroads tre graphs. and al means OF trans
narration To Dee controlled ny The Governments 11hr-
aufb Tor the purpose Of aDOising the wages system,
I'm industrial enterprises 90 De- placed under the cohtfo
M toe Government asst pracucabe, ana npefaeu
NV r.c coperatiye unions the good or tire WLOe peo
nie t.th thal the Constitution De 50 amended lh 10
eore that all officers OF The General aud Stale Govern
fnents .haI be elected by direct vote OF the people