The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-12

ORGANIZATION OF STATE woEKNGMENs
PAnTr-rHEIn PLATFORM AND TICKET.
[BY rELEuRAPH TO THE HERALD.

ORGANIZATION OF STATE WOkkfN6MEN
PAnTr-rHEIn PLATFORM AND, TICKET.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CIxcisxArI August II, 1877.
The nswiy organized working n~n's party held what
it, leading spirits pleased CALI State Corvcn-
ton In Arbs,tsr Hall In this city to-day. Although
the representation only embraces some three or 'our
towns and Cities and none Of the country distr'cs
stn the managers decided 10 80 into the Formally Of
presenting platform Of principles and nominating
State ticket TO 20 before the people in the present
campaign. The basis Of the Convention was made on
their loo d organisations which they call sections. and
ono delegate was allowed to represent every ten
members; but it vas claimed that scarcely one
tenth OF the Representatives were pres ent who had
the right 70 appear. Az il was, Cincinnati had sixty
three delegates Cevc and sixteen, Toledo tsn XeniA
two and one or two other places ono each.
60, for State Convention, 1t Was rather small
STAIR only trin~ hundred delegates accred.
OF outsiders hled tho hall and furnished the ap-
plnuse Tor the oconsion. Tho convention Was organ
zed al o'clock and at once proceeded TO appoint
Committee on Resolutions
rHE sPKxcaEa
While they were out several speeches were made oy
Some of the delegates who remained These speeches
ursiss '' ID. I'd denanss q labor by legal MEANS
and deprecating all resort TO violence. Ono
OF them, an old man named Brown from
xenia, said IN the course OF his remarks that tho
s.a STATE Coz Convens,ou =; ciovesna last week by
getting several p'anks In Tho PLATFORM bat
ms was not ns .Ds.Seo HomaD %So
followed him, took occasion 70 warn his hearers
against al such men ss Judge West, Durbn Ward ana
Hassaurck, sbusDg the latter, the editor Of tn, Poks
bLaN German Independent daily, III unstinted terms
Tho committee on Resolutions was al this nme
preparing their platform, and during their absence
tho Convention took a recess until afier supper.
rLATFosA
Whom they again met tho platform was presented,
h. mir fNn1O OfH \ W
hours 70 constitute . legal working. day; s,rio.
to employees; proh,blsory laws against employment
under fourteen years. abolition Of all con-
labor repeal Of ali patent laws den.ndior ina. all
railroads and elcgraphs shall DO controlled BY tho gov
ana sn az xnds o. r Ss Sen. q s
whole people This platform was sdepted Without OPP
position.
State ticket was nominated consisting OF l. H.
Bend, Of Cincinnati, for Governors Fr.nsis se.dd OF
land, State Treasurer; r G. Mcrsncy, OF xenia for
Board o. Public wsrss: asnsy Ar%.psssss 81 Snc'o
Cincinnati, State Scnoo Commissioner
THE CANDIDATES.
This ticket drawn from the republican ranks Tho
bore. having been appointed by Grant hine the can
didste for State Treasurer has been labor relormer
was Editor Q: The Cincinnati. Tmss. Peter Clarke Tho
candidate for School Commissioner is c0lored man
aud Is now superintendent OF Ihe coored schools here
In CncinnatL Armsperger - cigar maker By
trade and has boon local politician here in
the republican ranks The other two cand!-
dates have we'll defined political record.
The local organization have opened . proclamation
tor county convention, 10 DO held here on tho 18th
INST, 10 noiaipste = full county ticket The move
mont is regarded - torn dable leading Of both
parties and tends 10 compicste political matters IN
Ohio very mach at this time. where neither party IL
San guino OF SUCCESS 10 October
COLUMBUS, August II, 1871
mass meeting Of workiAs msp, held hare to-nght.
adopted resolutions denoupcing the republican and
democratic parties and tho Hayes and
appointed an executive take stops toward
calling State and ceunty convention 10 nominate
fuIt 3s tIf bet