Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-06-28

w. Bcmis for State Treasurer, both by accla-
nation; j. X. Powers OF Cass, Register OF
Land Office; j. F. McJunkin, Attorney-Gen-
eral; J. II. Rothrock, Jupreme Judge; John
=. Runnells, Supreme Court Reporter, and
L. j. Holmes, Clerk of Supreme Court
The platform adopted demands protection
alike for the black and white voters of the
South, and claims that with such protection
at least five Southern States are Republican
by large majorities that the soldiers who
fought the nations battles are entitled to
special credit and honor, and discredit is due
in like degree to traitors and rebels who
sought TO destroy it; that the wisdom and
financial policy of the party is evident from
its results in practical resumption already ac-
complished, in refunding the national credit,
and any change in the policy is denounced as
wholly evil and Injurious.
The Vermont Democratic Convention was
held on the Goth. w. II. II. Bingham was
nominated for Governor, j. w. Pierce for
Lieutenant-Governor and G.. f. Royce for
Treasurer. Resolutions were adopted--con-
graduating the country on the restoration Of
home rule in the South; demanding retrench-
ment and reform in the Federal and State ad-
mInistrations; strict accountability of all of
ficials; honest payment of the public debt
home rule; no Federal influence in municipal
or State elections; just and equitable reve-
nue. tariff; one currency for all and gradual
substitution of greenbacks for National Bank
bills; resolving that the thanks of the people
are due to the men who originated the inves-
tigation of the electoral frauds and that the
relations eliminating Sherman and Matthews
leave no doubt of its wisdom urging, while no
assault upon the official title of President
Hayes would be sanctioned, the prosecution
and punishment of all who aided the frauds
by which the Presidency was wrested from the
Democracy.
The Missouri Greenback Convention was
held at Sedalia on the Goth, full State ticket
being nominated. A platform was adopted de.
manding the repeal of the Specie Resumption
act; deprecating the exemption of U. s. bonds
from taxation; declaring that each sex should
receive equal pay for equal work. that all
bonds now subject to redemption be imme-
diately redeemed in absolute money equiva-
lent to coin; favoring the enactment of laws
giving mechanics and laborers OH all descrip-
tions Of their work their full wages and invit-
ing all patriotic and free people who may sub
scribe to the foregoing resolutions to abandon
all parties and unite with them.
A Portland (OregonO dispatch of the oath
gives fuller election returns: For Congress,
Whitaker, Democrat 1854; Hines, Republi-
can, 1884; Campbell, Independent, $50; for
Governor, Beekman, Republican, 16,009;
Thayer, Democrat, 1908; wilkins, Indepen-
dent, 1853; Secretary of State, Earhart, Re-
publican, 16, 6,146; Reams, Democrat, 1859;
Gates, Independent, 1,2S9; Treasurer, Hersch,
Republican, 1855; Brown, 15,493; Sutherlin,
Independent, 726; State Printer, Carter, Re-
publican, 1870; Noltner, Democrat, 1868;
Craig, Independent 1,29S Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Powell Republican, 1881;
Stiles, Democrat, 15,9lS; Parks, Independent,
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