, 1879-08-02
Immense Ratification Meeting OF
Republicans at Columbus
., Yesterday.
Earnest mud Convincing Speeches Of Ex-
Cor. Dcnnfson aud Gen.
: Beatty.
A Good eend or for Gov, 0gleaby in the
Gubernatorial Raoo.
How the Attidnv1t.Buildera Aro Coming
10 Gr1of In Cincinnati.
OHIO.
VIf1HJ1D
drftidi biS,sasth TO 1Ae 5ribnaA.

R.nnh1fcan f,onvcntion hail IN +h,. n,ty ,,.,lor.
was the largest in poln. Of numbers md tic
rnr.t snrf,..t,,,1,, V.nnt,,,o,., - nnr s,,,,,,r
''oss s''pua''Hiy "epuohean vi a"} ,'e" s'n"as
RathertnE since TIE War, OF, as oue speaker
termed II, the first unhampercd Convention the
Republicans Of this county had ever beld. Tile
interest in tho sta,e, =. well as tho county,
ueKeti is fapaiy assuming mat ol cohauehee'
and thus carly tn the contest tho kopubltcans
have never been successful in bringing out 10
,sss Gathering rs assembled rssaea, IN ,s CITY.
,M.a, 49," .o"a1, ..,. 90. ,s',..". ~. 49,"
nominated waseh IS aam1ttoa oy u'c Dcm-
ocsats TO be formidable In n!l respectse
After the business OF tho Convention this uttcr.
nnon. the Hon. Charles Fostor adlre.sea nm
.ra,onco rnmherrV 4 I'm A. Ens.cr had
ltttIc n,w tn INV. int mode sorne brilliant
s,.s,,... =, T,,tun nj ,,,a no,4,nors,,o ,,,s.x
.n'us's a. L"n's Anu u'o nS"toe5a.e an, part,'
He placed ht'nsaf squarcly on stalwart ground,
s,l.l hIs speech met with unqualified approval.
r1tr 1,Arrsr ,toyH,
information recotved in tbt. t1,v 1oovo, no
.,''. ~ '" su.e wy 'eafs, ~
alliance with Mr. Tilden, and that the latter
viii dopate HANDSOMELY toward CARRYING Ewing
through on whatever doctrine he mar desire to
is, that, should Ewing bo SUCCESSFUL,
The grecntack doctrine should be laid
estdo after the carnnaiun Tfl1on to arrange anf.
dictate the construction Ct. Of tho hEenclal ulank
s defeat Thnrman's aspirat!ons for oil time. M.
nn Is %et a"are @ 81 Tue sesGe M to g. sat
l. soan S; Iho@nson; IS arranging 10 Vislt every
cnuntY IN tle esalo ior thc pafposo OF gaming
uae soppoIt ana plcoges o. lne uemocfatl:
Samaaa.es % aof s Lees,a.uto y ne lute5cst q
lnnt!nan ios Lnc Ohltea Sa1sa ,, scnate. Fsesent
1nn'eaaons ;1' asc. anat, whl'q aauEans iniluencc
W.. uc Haqe 70 r. Lea'slatnte. ittle OF no
Mt9l 4!t9f. "ln pe lnaae N ue lhtofest o. EwlnE.
1os giew - confirmed ~ uen. Kooinson; tho
Republ!ean m Chairman, who, II answer to the In
Iu!fSSt, n9" 90 fcu VIC" tnc prcscnt sltua'
tloni" replied: nave no uoabt put foster
Tlil 60 ID w1th "hlrl, b1t 3o viii haVe hot
Aso' ~. .s4.s .no .os,s'a'u'e.
An A@hNsE RATIFICATION MEETING
wns held Tonight in Capitol square, aud al
dresses vera made b. ,cx'Gov. Dennlaon, Gen.
beattF, anu otllefs. uoY. Dennlsou; In speak
1ng OF nc probable result should ttc Democratic
party como into coHlfol OF the GoVurhInent,
said; VI desire to make this prediction, 10 all
.bonesty and candor, aud yo&i, my uct0hdore
anu n! Trends. bear wtncss Ct what saY. Should
a.tly believe the Fourteenth md Fifteenth
Amendments will ho wiped out, and It
VII ba dono IN thls way: Tho Supreme
., Coart Of - ho United States VIII be
reor9anizcd hY adding Democrats md giving a
majority OF uetnocEatle Judges WHO Will dcc!do
that the amendments arc unconstitutional and
vosd. Inc members from the South Will then
~ Wy Wv ~ lle uaJo5hJ. we VIII npt
vote one dollar to pny tho pensions Of tho SOL
1[cra Of the unlon army, unless those Of tho
Eontsderacy arc also paid.' The South rules
the Democrnt!c party Of tho North, md We
know BY sad experience how subaeryicut
u!ey aEe to the rulings OF the caucus."
Tho remarks Of Cor. Dennison were de-
llvered With suct carncstncss und. dcl!beratton
and b!s manner WIS SO impressive thut the
large audience Tor the time were speilhouud.
The speech ia commented Upon I'd being the
most convincing Of any yet delivered Much In
Istest laa peen manl!eatcu 70 near what Ten.
n,uno,tsn po'i:oH W 4n.s 'ha pIcsent
s;rnues IN sna"cI, With nss'ty ,eas tn" e."1 out
. 1ron. ni,r'aman psos''' "nep mas sece'fco WILL
st'A' "pp'a"S'' ,r, ,n,n
.,,. GEN BEATTY
sa!a thaL y IN thc pendlng ELECTION no higher
sonsIuoratunh Wefo 1n,oiYcu than se!eelioE OF
person to attend to tie duties Of tho QAber-
natosl9l onlce. al1d person to preside over the
ntate . ssaatc: tte eontest would bo conpara-
cs Father .tgnrn for setahgie tor u"
aMafy eireunlssanees tAo election Of Gens. Ew-