The New York herald., 1877-07-26
THE OHIO DEMOCRATS.
NOBLE NOMINATED FOR oovEnNoR--s1LvER,
GsEESDAcKs AND 4HN REPEAL or THE RE-
SUMPTION Acr DEMaNDED.

NOBLE NOMINATED FOR CovErNoR-s1LVER,
GGEESBAcKs AND qHg REPEAL or THE RE-
SUMPTION ACT DEMANDED.
Columns, July 2s 1877
The Democratic State Convention met at eleven
o'clock to-day. The attendance very large. tenn
porary organization was effected with Hon. W. b.
Noble OF Seneca county, as ch,irmau.
The Convention rcassemDled al halfpast one O'Clock
Permanent officers were chosen iolows:-Chair-
man. lion. J. f. Mckinney, OF Miami county; Secre-
tary, W. S. Brown OF Hamilton; Vice Presidents and
Assistant Secretaries were chosen, one for each dis
trict
FOR GOVERNOR
The balioting for Governor very slow and pro-
cceded amid great confusion. X. M. Bishop, OF Ham
iton county, nominated on the sixth ballot.
PRINCIPLES.
The Committee on Revolutions then submitted ths
following which were fnally adopted:--
Tho Democratic party of Onio. In convention
ssSs @ NJ Wiz .s H # es @.a
ssn.s 70 lac preservation M Of free government the
mon the GO noms rule 'rlss s
s"s cne ss 5 %s:y .s e%a.,y the p
ssss 10 ses s law 0fEt & ssni ss.sn I'M
the lawfully expressed win of the majority opposition
a sns OF pmne .ns TO me use Of
school system pertinent to tile issues and pending
First-Res,l' ca That oek upon thu inauguration of
Rutherford B Hayes olbce O President the
vote gwen by the people samuel j. lilden.
most dangerous nroachmen, popular ri hts that has
that rrpstoi Of The iraua viii no. be taeratsd 4"'
Sfrnd The destruction Of tho industry of the country
and the Daupezng OF labor the inevitable fruits Of
T.iy That mems Of feieyIng he distressed por-
toEs OF tie c0nimun and removing this great htringcncy
complained Of in business circ.s demand the mme-
dals repe u Ol the resumption
f0nh lnat We drnouncc outrage upon the rights
of the people the enactment of the republican de-
nonetikng silver and denand the passage of law hich
fWG That we favor The retention of greenbock
the best paper money We have ever had and declare
against any further contraction.
SitU We congra uinte the country the
by TIE present ndunitrton OF the constitutional aud
hc policy cfocal in south,
long advocated by the democratic party, which
brought aud harmony that section Of the Union.
&rcnH That the Registry law framed by last Legis-
ature bnrdnsomc and expensive discrinates
justly against the poorer classes OF voers und there
tore demand its ilnnediate repeal
E.gAth--We iayor u tariff Tor revenues.
NtaM-Wc favor TIE issuc by the government
alone OF al circulating medium. whether paper taic
To be AWAY oi eqpai n,ier and ineon;rnysr.4ie.
Tenth fnat ~t cAhden ths Vi
in using the regular troops OF the United States
interfere with the and U her polite affairs
States Unconstitutional inawtui unjustibic and
destructive OF the shs OF the people lii. tate
EctrgM We comm nd the lies ct this formed the
Convention to the consideration and support OF all
OF the state
LIEUTENANT GoNERSoR
Gcncrai Jabcz W. Fitch, OF Cuyahoga County, was
nominated by accamalon for Lieutenant Governor
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
Judge j. W. O'key, OF Franklin, nominated Tor
Supreme Jutlgc K. j. Fanning OF Cuyahoga, for Clerk
the Supreme Court; Judge Isaiah Pillars, of Allen
Tor Attorney Gcnera A. J. Iowes oil Stark, for State
Treasurer, and j. j. Burns OF Belmont, aud Hon. Mar
iin Scnier. OF Ross, Tor school Commissioners, the
latter by acclamatip The Convention adjourned sine
die ut past ten O'Clock r. NJ.