The Worthington advance., 1879-06-05
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Ohio Republican G Convs'entfoa:<

81" Ohio Republican ConvehtioAt sss,
| 40 -'2i i*.1- -. !ii.:i .t2 IL s;fiw
Cnc1xSAI1, May 1ss.The, Republ;e.n,. at.-,
| conve4ti4n met in Music hall At II I'D 4. N. snd
was called TO order by ". 6: :Cooper: .chairInan
OF the state central 6onnm7ttse. After pra{efi
G.;d ny aey Il gTi Gsa7.n% ;d9n Hon.: Alen Br.ias
nianand g. Field, Il :ColsSSss! y te;91Sa s2;is
secretazy.i After the election, Of smemhsrs nf
the various committees the convention took
recess until 2 P. NJ. .st,::G1IcE in
On reassembiny EXT Governor Dennison Wis
Tnr Ns'os1 FoaiSs4ios.s a;s4;. ss', 5:s, e saz
Hon. Richard g! Pafsoaa,I Of .tGieselanh;g
nominated Hon: Alphonso Taft as ; candidate
for governor: Hon. Ben. Eggleston seconded.
Tafs r. a. eloquent spee'h folloFea it in faHqE qf
Gen. Gibson, of sei1eca county,aua .prea.,,
cheering nominated Hon. CHARLES Foster, Mr.,
uiGson VI SOM IN his speech resouhted the sucdesses
western Ohio, and elsewhere, aud. his speech.
produced intense enthusiasm among the dele
gates and audience. e. The 'nominSti6H .7wS.as
seconded s by Mr.. Jackson, colored, Of: Cleve-+.
Gen. J: W. Keifer of Ciark county, vas,
also nominated: and swithdaM4. Is Tho comic
ve1tion then proceeded tp ballot.
Charles Foster was nominated on tie firnt;'o
ballot: which. resulted: = Whole mulnber::oes,
y9!ts tots eIt aoster ESQ rs Tiff 271 1-e Ki}fs i}fsd
The announcement of ;thevots wasa reosisea1a
wAth deatening cheers a4d, on motion of Hop,,; =.
lsaI Ben Eggleston Mr.. Fosters nomination. ;was.
The following nominations were MAIDS for,,.
Lie1tenant Governor, Hon. Lewis Season.
good of Cincinnati; Andrew HicEenloopei,Ii
Cincinnati; Gen. Samuel h, Hant of: Chilli,7,5
TSt6e %h;is and and Co.. Col s. Mcclure sf Wo9atey
huIst was withdrawn; and at the close .of,ths 81
ballot McClure's ,name was also withdrawn.
The announcement of these changes caused this III
transfer Of a numbar of votes, and when, thso
52l; for Hickcnlooper $50; for Seasongood Isl:
The formers nomination was made 1lnaaio:!t
nous. .;l, 49,. r,
the committee which had been appointed to1s.
gentleman with Fhen ais sbpeslaace ss on 'ane the
platform caused livsly exlnbition, n,afientkua
asm throughput the. vast auditorium. His.
sped1h aeSh ,nn,.s WAS aits Fonts
p The following is tho remainder: Of the ticket
nominated Judge Of supreme court, ". W.T.
Johnhon, Of Lawrence.'5 Attorney oGeAsrai ,na
Geo. 4. Nash, Of Fmnklin., Auditor of State. y
Jno. Oglevie, of Clark. '
The rules were suspended and the committee II
on resolutions reporteG and the PLATFORM xe.. Il
adopted
THE PLATFORM. - s.. ',-:..d
First. Resolued, That the Republican party.
Of Ohio. reatiirming tho cardinal doctrinea oil
its adopted faith as heretofore proclaimed e. i
pecially pledgeaitself anew to the maintsnance Il
of free suffrage, equalrights, the unity of the
nation and the supremacy of the national gov
ernment in all matters placed by the eoaltitu-'w
seeopd + so sS That xs eaibs..lx as 4o* sppx.
to the people, in exercise Of their power . :
through the ballot box, toakrest mad casesr
Of Of the party now controlling both houses Of -.
Congress, under the dominationof a majority 20
OF men lately in arms against the eoteEnment ~
and now plotting to regain through the power :,
Of legislation the cause which they lost In the
held, namely, the establishment Of Shte5sovs p
erelgnty by the overthrow of national suprem- -,
aoy. 4
Third. Rtsolred, That the Democratic party. ~.
having committed itself to the attempt to break
up the government by refusing to appropriate
to their legitimate objects the public money
already collected from the people, unless the
measures which he conscientiously disapprove
measures plainly intended to allow free
course to fraud, violence and corruption in the
national elections, and to impair the constitu-
tional supremacy of the nation-deseryes the
signal condemnation of every honest and law
abiding citizen.
Fourth. Resolred, That the present extra
session of Congress- thus compelled by Demo-
cratic conspirators, has been prolonged beyond
all possible excuse, not only by the depicting
OF the treasury, but also to the grave detriment
Of every individual and commercial. -
interest IF the country, by the :.
uncalled for agi1ation of several ques-
tions; by persistent efforts in hostility to the
resumption of specie payments, already happi- !.
~ accomplished; by constantly tampering with
u currency system unsurpassed in the world;
by the reopening and stimulation of sectio nal
controversy, especially through the avowed de-
termination to repeal all legislation and by l.
seeking to inaugurate reactionary revolution
designed to restore full power to a solid South
in the affairs of the government
Fifth. Resolaed, That the financial admins: ; :.
tration Of the government by, the Republican =
patty IN accomplishing the great work Of the,
resumption of specie payments, in restoring e.,
our currency to par value, in greatly reduc-
ing the bulk of the national debt, in refunding
large proportion of the same at rate Of in =
terest one-third less than the former rnte 81 -
thereby also saving to the treasury thirteen
million dollars year. and enhancing the ma
tlonai credit to a standing never before, st. -
tanned, !s "a a source Of just pride to the Repub-,
baton of the American people. B. -:
Sixth. ReSolued, That the perpetual disturb- g
nncc Of TIE country in response to the concila-
tory measures of the administration shsuld
a9ndeGnea by the aaepent IF the people be th"renghx
:. Seventh. RESOLVED, That the Democratic }
Legislature Df Ohio, going from had to worss lax
from OConnor reforms of public institu-
tions resulting In scandals unnumbered aild53l
.AAAaeoAs on1A4eesukeus ~ unsenoIOuS 4tteMpks ~
to reverse and revise the will of the people, as
declared by their suffrayes fdistiig upoh thenfss
by legislative usurpation, defeated oanddatess "a
for local ofaces in place of those duly elected
by lawful and unquestioned ballots cast IN The !"
interest of honest and decent hon1e.- govern. J.,
ment, merits the most indignant rebuke Of a..
every inteligentvoter of the State: :" ''' :"
Eight. RESOLVED, That the memories Of bur u 2
dead heroes who gave their lives 10, save the 4
nation from destruction protest against the
expulsion of their living comrades from pub ot
lie Offices to gratlfy the partisan purposes of
the dominant party in Congress.
Ninth. Resolled, That we send greeting t6'
the President of the: United states and, our
cordially thank and f1ohor them Tor the friniJ''z
and patriotic standi they have taken in soppo.
sltlon to the designs Of TIE majority Of The
Nominations were proceeded with, and Joseph
Turney, of CuyahoSa county was n6minated '''
for state 'treAsuref,' and Jas. Fulkngtoa wis %
noninated for the hoazd of public wosks., The, /;
convention, at s:l5. .diou5nsd sine de :. liz
. Woman's Wit Against Red; Tape. s.., [,
I: Miss Kate Field, we'll II Known as .'nlsc!'o7
turer and journalist, had several amusing .
adventures in her visit to Spain, Her, /,
courage never deserted her in danger, and. :.
her womanly tact oSercame all the hind
eranccs to travel. She had many cncouu-
ters with the officials, who We're no match :
for her wit. One morning, az she was
about starting from the little town of San!
lander for Madrid, the courier. told US /
that the authoricties had put her trunk
in quarantine for three deys,;ts ::..4,.: o. ii
She hastcnsd to tie sanitary bureau, =. !.
PLEASE giW ne 1}y t trhpk:' .. -. ,,.,a =,
"What forl" e., .,rlvnA.:
Because there's 5s cholera an Pa'is:''1.: =.
''Ivc not come from Paris.' .,,..,.,,.r