, 1877-08-02
National Legislation Demanded for
the Adjustment OF Labor
Troubles.
". RI. West for Governor, and
Fred Vogelcr for l1cu-
tcuarlt- t-GOvern0r.
A Compliment Paid President
Hayes by the Missis-
sippi Democrats.
OHIO.

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eLH'hlAso' Aua. ,'-tus nspu"a .,',a., s.a .,',s
convention was catlca 10 otact al IL ocloe" '1.s
morning by tho lon. W: =. Cooper, VINO maae
O short speech nn1 introduced tne Hon. Z. u.
Grosyenor, Of Athens, O., As temporary Chair
man, lie addressed the Convention at conafl-
eratle length, after which the usual committees
urrc nnnontcd. and The Convention look a re-
49,. untfl o n,clock mi. aftr,noon.
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i"e to"ssnt.ou ,', aseeA'osea .,, =. - 49, ss
1a"tcs H. oa3ns'o ""7 Appol'seo ps4'A1n'ns
Ih1Tman'
Tie Committee on Rcsolut1ons mol oclhR
ready to report, A. 3:l5 the Convention took
recess u1itIl 4 .. IN.
TMH PLATFORM.
The following fa the platform adopted:
The Republicans Ut Ohio, In Convention as-
assembled, eonrratuato tho people that during tic
long tarm OF the!r cuuttol Of tue pfIa!fs nf tho
Stats no stain las becn fonnd upou their record -
party; that THUR management Of local Affairs tins
been truo 10 tue moral u,,d industrial interests OF
the people; and therefore, they confidently point
70 their past As tho best evidence ot their inten-
tlons for tho future, On national ouestions The
1cpnblicans Of Ohio claim tho sano fidelity 10 right
uriucfu,es and practices tint they have exhibited
In local and stste Affairs Appealing 10 the deter.
n,,natton of tho people 10 maintain Republican
principles and practices. they offer for tho candid
consideration Of tho yoters OF Ohio tho following
k<,oirtd, Tint wo rcetlru md adopt tho Mat.
form and fcsolul,nns of tim Nntinunl f.onrenl,tm
of The uepubltcan narty adontcd In tha Convention
~ nf,trelnrnu In Junr. rs-d
Q, That tha Renublteana of f,h,o renf1,m .hcl,
nnfa1tcrtno condolences in Rnthrrfort n t1.ves =,
,t,tc.m.n n.tr,rt ami r,cnnhtIc., I'D cn,d,.,-
" .nnroya ana sunnor. h,s .fort. for III. nartnc.
tfon ~ th. corrtrv aud tbo ,.t,n.I.tmsrt ~ n.
c,xll ,.,xtrn urn,, n. six NJ nn+i,x ,rh n,ct.rex
4 That va res g,rn, II A. ~. ,nrt~rnhl. nrrrna,
of thc Uennh,lrnn n.rtv IN m,inf.,n .rl cnto,ro
the nroxislpns of tbe rcccut nmcn],nrntr tn Tim
Fs,Ie,ni 'Cnnstitntion pu.,anterJnc tha ron.,
rrbs of all citizens tcfofa the law. rresnecty nf
ttco nr eo1or and to Insist On the fl nnd cfettunl
perforuunce by tho FeIara1 flnxern tn tbr c1.
eeut,pn Of nj, II. nnwr1x nj II, tnn.tftnt,nn,, nh,i
rptlous In that behalf.
4, That VIC sre in fuyor o, both slycr and gold Al
money: that both shall lie a leaa1.tendcr for thn
payu,nnt of Ill dcbs. n1cent where othrrw.n .ne,
ctatty proydcd hv tnw with co,nnpc nnl valuation
70 regulated that cur ueope shall mt hr naced A.
disadvantage IN our trais with fore,vn natlnne
and that both metals shall be kent In crculatton q.
Tho money Of The natou. ~ rontemn1atcd hy Tia
Consultation, sbd wo thersfore domain, tbe remon,
ctlzat1ou Of st,yxr.
T. That Va are nnnoscd IN nnv f,,tb<+ ,r,n,. ~
,uhe Isnd. or ,n,'rrv suhs,di.. -" H., .,,.nstan
Of the pub,c credit of tho trners1 t3oyernment Ia
aid In tue construction Of railroads.
6. That VIC ars opposed to tho renewal Of patents
by act Of Congress which sre but''cRsoma and op-
presaiva y lho ossscs Of tho people, aud espsclal
y to tho !aoo'lns ela.'es'
:. Iaas W. ssc~ WIN alarm no present d'ssaFbed
ona,on =, 'e eosn'y '. a. es.aeneeo ~ .aS ex
x ~. c.,"",n, ~ ,,,. na anu tya"ea no,