The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
NOMINATIONS BY COMMUNISTS.

THE EEDs OF CINCINNATI PLACE coNdRHs-
SIGNAL AND FULL COUNTY TICKET IN THE
yIELD-rHE1R PLATFORM.
Iron the Cineipnati Enquirer. Sept H.
The sooialissic.labor (Conmunisticl party met IN
convention last night in Arbstsr Hall. OF Walnut
street. above Thirteenth, and pat in nomination full
Congressional ana partial counsy ticket The major
ny OF the delegates were German though there was
quite Celtic representation. Tho personnel OF the
Convention was very poor. there being but few Of
its members could lay CLAIM TO even average In
telligsnce.
The hall was decorated with three Gags, enc Of
winch. the blood-rod flag OF the Commune, occupied
the place OF honor opposite the Chairman.
The Chairman, on taking the baton, made orisf,
ungrammat.cai speech. returning hts thanks for the
honor conferred ON HIM.
The Committee on Credentials reported delegates
present from all the wards and from Columbia and
Delhi townships the whole number Of delegates
present being 1885, The report Was adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions reported inc ioiow-
ing
Whereas the conditions, the same causes, wncn
called into the labor movsmen and led to The
uprising one year ago STU u the
azng effects christening even the ibcre. as well as
undsnisblo facts and signiheant warnings dominant
political parties Of America continue to ignore te
tia standardization of justice all depend upon eaunsy Of
c0ndtt1on whereas, since Sompetoh couIc'o Sooo."y
and economy the chances OF employment through
tho OF productions ~ we'll as consumption; ana
since the competitive struggle must invhrinbiy re-
suit in concentrating wealth into The hands OF u
few and reducing the mass OF the people no 20
or wages systom is inmicai to all republican
rattle institutions and whereas no potcal
the pport OF the people which uoe not
instead Of retsrd equality OF conditions
and and whereas only popular control over
properly bring about maintain such conditions and
entire must be reformed and
prepared trust and whereas the evis
OF society removed by the adoption OF measures
which merely deal with results instead OF the original
cause; therefore be it
That the election Of candidates Office siRl
party unless the principles they repre-
sent dissem based the great de-
urged alike u all civil
lied throughout world. nsmelybs0ute Dopu-
faro. 80
Resolved. That while maintaining this fundamental
principle 10 labor organization in
America works earnestly and dovOteuly day Tor
removal nj existing wrongs and the uplifting OF
punered and starving toers than does the socisstc
false cowardly always
have always will betrav the lsboring people Who IL
Eesoived That We re affirm platform Of national
party hodnt all candidates. Congressional and local. TO
Gated in the positions respectively occupied by said
cand dates II elected
The reading OF tho platform was frequently inter
Puptsd by hearty applause and IL was adopted unani-
mously. Tho Convention thcn made the following
nominations congress, First district Peter d.
CLARK; Second district, Sol Ruthenberg; Sherin, H.
j. Gregory; Coroner, Charles Herschal; County Gem
missioner, Joseph Mayhem; County Surveyor, J. ID.
Whitaker.