Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-02
Ohio Republican ronNrnIinn


The Ohio republican,, ~ convention ri
Cleveland yes episy. u0rniuattE r.tc lr.11.y.
ing state ticket: For governor. ". Il " -,
lieutenant governor, F. Nosgier- supreme
Judge, ". ". johnson; attorney = .urr.. .
"a orge X. Nash; clerk OF supreme court.
dwight CTowell. school commissioner. j. r.
Lukens, board OF public WORKS, a. W.
Luckey.
THuPIArFoRu
adopted was as lDliOW~.-'lla We raa firrl
aud adopt Tie platform and resolutions 90
tie national convention of the republican
party. adopted IA the convention AZ Cluclu.
EatI IN June. l~.t. that the rcpUhl cans q.
ONO retfiirm TIER unfalteriug confidence in
Rulherioid Il. Hayes a a statesman. pltr.Oj
and republican, ana cordially approve and
support his efforts for the p1cific3TIOl Of the
country and the establishment of It's civil
service upon basis ~ purity and eff ,iencv-
that we reaffirm A. the ulalteIable purpose
OF the republican party 10 maintain and Ell
force The provisions of the recent ampul-
ments u The federal constitution guarantee
Ing the c,Vll rights of CITIZENS before the
law, irres cctiVe of rae or color, AMI To In.
sisi upon the full and eilec;ual perform lnce
by the federal government in the execution
OF all It's powers of It's constitutional obliga-
tiOns I'm that behalf; that we are I'm favor OF
both silver and gold as money, as both shall
be leg tender for the payment Of all de It's
except where Otherwise sPeciically provided
by law, with coming and valua'iOI - regu-
lated that our people shall no, be placed a a
disadvantage in our trade with foreign ma
lions ard that both metals shall be kept in
u.
templated by the constitution. and We there
fore demand the remonet jza;iol OF silver;
that We are opposed to any further
grants OF land or money subsidies
or the extension of the public credit
OF the general government To aid in the col-
stTuction OF railroads; that We are opposed
10 the renewed of patents by act of Congress
which are burdensome and oppressive 10 the
masses of the people, and especially To the
labOring classes; that we view with alarm
the present disturbed condition of the com
try as evidenced by the extensive strikes of
workingmen, and followed by destruction of
life and property in different parts OF the
country, and while We deprecaie each AID
every resort u violence aud disorder ana
cordially approve the action OF oGr nat solal
and state authorities in their efforts 10 en-
force the supremacy Of the law, yet we do
most heartily symVathiSa with the condition
o. the honest aud industrious ltbDrers VINO
or are employed at wages ina 10 uate to com
fort ard indep cHdeuce, and A. "a Garnet Of
cur desire 10 find NEEDY Tor IN III = JI!i e.
t1JG We recommendation. that Congress Is
tabiiSh a national bureau Of industry, sec
Ond, That Congress exert Its authority over
al national highways of trade, hy pre>crib
ing aid enforcing such reasonable rcgu'a
lions as viii tend TO promote the safety 81
travel. secure fair returns for capital IN
vested and fair wages TO employees. event
Ing acknowledgement, improper diScri nina
ilOrs and the aegra udl Zement OF officials "a
he eNpeb 81 of stockholders and sh' pp-r> al
employees, third. ina; prOElSIOl b nsie ip-
statutory AFFILIATIONS between employers
and employees 10 adiuS; controversies. recon
Gle interests and establish Justice AMI equity
hot m hon