Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-02
TE GRAPHIC.
All the Strikes In the East
Not Over Yet.
TERRIBLE RIOT AND BloopsHEn
IN SCRANTON.
The Railroad Blockade Ev-
erywhere Raised.
PLATyoRM AND CANDIDATE OF
TEE OHIO REPUsucANA
A Sensation for the New FORK
Brokers.
JAY GOULD soUSDLI fHRAsHED
By A vI0fIM.
JAY GOULD soUSDLI fHRAsHED
BY VICTIM.
tsrscIAL DrsPArcHrs TO rHs ooLD HrtL
DALI Nrws.l

lican State Convention was called 70 order
at II o'clock this morning BY Hon. W.
Cooper. who made . short speech and In
troduced Hon. O. II. drosvenor Of Athens,
Ohio. a. temporary chairman. He 3D.
dressed the Convention at considerable
length. after which the usual committees
we're appointed and the Convention took .
recess till q O'Clock. 1f.
Ths Convention reasssmblod at . O'Clock
p. ". General James A. Garfield Was ap'
pointed permanent chairman.
The Committee on Resolutions not be-
ing ready to report. ata:iS the Convention
took Q recess until 4 ?. n.
Following 10 the platform adopted by
tho Convention The Republicans Of
| Ohio congratulate the people that during
| their long term Of the control Of the Of.
fairs Of the State no stain has been found
| upon their record - . party that the
management Of local Affairs has been true
10 the moral and Industrial interests OF
the people. and therefore they confidently
point TO the past - the best evidence Of
their intentions for the future. On ns-
tional questions the Republicans OF Ohio
claim the same fidelity TO the right prin.
ciples and practices that they have sxhib-
tied In local and State Affairs. Appealing
to the determination OF the people 70
maintain Republican principles and prac-
tees, they offer for the candid considers
ton Of voters tho following platform Of
principles
Rsoissd, That we rcafirm aud adopt the
platform and resolutions Of the National
Convention Of the Republican party adop-
ted In convention at Cincinnati In June.
1876.
Reso,red. That the Republicans OF Ohio
reafirm their unfaltering confidence In
Rutherford b. Hayes ~ y statesman. pat.
riot aud Republican. and cordially ap-
prove and support his efforts for pacih.
cation OF the country and establishment
Of civil service upon . basis OF purity and
efficiency.
Rssoirsd, That wo reanirm 10 a. the un-
alterable purpose OF the Republican party
10 maintain and enforce the provisions Of
the recent amendments 10 the Federal
Consultation guaranteeing equal rights Of
all citizens before tho law, irrespective Of
race or color. and 10 insist IN full and
effectual performance by tho Federal Gov
eminent, in the execution Of all its pow
srs, Of its constitutional obligations In
that behalf.
Reso,red. That VIC are In favor Of both
silver and gold ~ money. that both shall
be = Legal tender for the payment Of debts,
except where otherwise specially provided
by law, with coinage and valuation 90 reg
ulated that our people shall not DO placed
at . disadvantage In our trade with foreign
nations. and that both metals shall be kept
In circulation a. the money Of the nation
a. contemplated by the Consultation. and
We therefore demand the reconciliation OF
silver.
Re.oirsd. That VIC are opposed 10 any
further grants Of public lands or money
subsidies or the extension Of the public
credit Of the General Government 10 aid In
tho construction Of railroads.
Rssolred. That we arc opposed 70 tho re-
nswal OF patents by Act Of Congress, which
are burdensome and oppressive 10 the
masses Of the people and especially 10 the
laboring classes.
Rs.oir,d, That we view with alarm the
present disturbed condition Of the country
evidenced by the extensive strikes Of
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we 90 most nearby symPsa..Lo WIN Ine
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trauo oy Presc..vs .au M .nu suou
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snu ,a,wss smn,ox.. All snn,o.ar.
70 adjust controversies. reconcile interests
and establish lusuos and equity pe'"een'
m. ,~ol,ov,nv full Ticket v.. nonin.
sted: For Governor, W. H. West; Lieu.
tenant Ooyernor. Ferde yoReler Su.