The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
THE OHIO DEMOCRATS.
Nomination of Gen. Ewing for Coy.
ernor On the Second Ballot.
Gen. Hice Secures the Second Place
Reafirmation of .'the Ohio Idea

those which tTanHpired here to-day. h6 CITY
has been full bf delegates and other poll
ticians for the last two days and excitement
has been at fever heat When the Democratic
convention assembled DIT II o'clock q general
anxiety was visible ON every e0untenance
The Opera House was handsomely decorated
with flags and evHfgreeTs.
Gen. Steadman was temporary chairman,
and In d rOtlsing speech DrOphesfed d Demos
cratic Victory, and said President Lincoln de-
cIared that II 1t had not been for the lighting
Democrats the rebel flag would have waved
over Washington.
After naming the usual committees the con-
vention adjourned until o'clock.
On reassemhling at Q o'clock Hon. u. u.
Hunt, oil Cincinnati, was made permanent
chairman. He acknowledged the compliment
an attempt was now being made TO subordi-
nate the ballot tD the bayUnst, and the Demo-
Gratis must band together to save the country
from ruin. The statssInanship needed to-day
Eas gt s gs \ erz bs hg bs sTasr q f.
stood before the country not for D solid North
or solid Houtb but for solid country.
At the conclusion Of the speech the eonven-
tien got down to the real work. Messrs.
Ewing. Rice. Bishop and Ward were put In
was withdrawn. Ballotlng then commenced.
First ballot-Rice 262, Bishop 2o5. Ewing
fGl Ward ~
Il Second baIlot-RIoe 2i7, Ewing sse, Bishop
SU
Before the second ballot was announced
votes began to change TO Ewing from Bishop,
and from that time 1t was D stampede, and
EMibs Was ILL., ,,a 4has ,,,i,,atad -,
lieutenant Governor by aoelamation.
For Treasurer 81 the State. Anthony
Howe,l. III Htarka county. was nominated ~
aGclatnatipn; for State Auditor. Chas. Il.
hhnlH, " olneihal, , w Heaa as nfallun, VIII luf
Judge of the supreme Court W.J; Gllmnore,
ney m General, Isaiah Pillars. Of Allen county,
1lrar1iWpt1slv: for Board OF Public Works.
Gen. Patrick O'Mearfs. Of Cuyahoga.
sThara sviII hp 4 ratifinatiori mpetjnp III tha
WI. ~ !, =. ,.th H., N N
DLals ..ll. nuuse u. ~ =. 80 Wieh 1ion. 80 ~.
oWSsdisy e as u.heof r.s,,,.,,,s 4, 80, ~,
Chinese question, and arFaignett Mt. Foster
for favOring the anti Chinese bill, adopted the
same financial planks 90 OF the last eonyen-
at,si 1eniarefi in favnr nf te puvarnrs,s1t ss,i.
~, = n1,a,, and paI,er rnnnev i1reat irdarsa
the Warner unlimited coinage bfal; ; eltes e. the
Foster report On the Louisiana, South Caro-
Ina and FiOr1aH elsetlons, ana oontrasts Esl tne
same With hls speeea z, M q g1acln
II I'm the u an@rtnriatit,n @ M bill, ILL., ssa' 1e ''<'''o
john 4. Ihemnsgn lnmedIataIg M LIT ths d haI "
III liv .;1t u irt. $3.50, iii .s,
neciaeuly agalhss LWIhg. psyn pa, lfiehus
are angry, anu sotie ehfeaeeH u ueie'
THE PLATFORM.
ms, f.,,t1~,,,1. =. ". /. fau ,,lo,,rs a,,A ~ +he
I...., tI tm oav !, T., t.,o t
yIagiolla yalse atuhseu wv eho DoA'ooaaea - w
days convention.
posa1,e5 THAT tba Dan,ocraev a. ohto ID.
,onna "A frsa ana fair aieetiana and IT, thaf and
annI,naa al intarfaranaa viii fha aiartinna H.
tha mIIifasv r,avers taf the ar ienea of this
ana ~ rti,sr pannntriaa has shn pdantiv ,,rovad
fhat III 1 nraseIea III tron,ss III tha mills il III
Sarnctiva III fha freadnm of elaetinns and iuaaru-
natihia wfth fhe existenne pf free institutions
that ths laws al tha states governing the choice
by an instrument oil fraud. force and CORFU o.
Tim, NJ 17'A - -
= Resa7ped That presidant HAYES. hv hIs FREE
onant ti,isfInsifju of the veto In order ID, de-
faat ieeislation which was plainly eonstifJ-
tionali that ln ao Way ln.erIerea Win ahy etner M
cefyad tha mnst M mat,,ra mat rad onnsisratio Of Cor
efsss, has shown snow ths utter iisregard 81 the eS
sfdaration ana principles That Induced the in
sartion Of ths veto power In the constitution and
q like disregard Of the wishes and Welfare OF
the puglte; =,
: Atesoluea, Ina1 Ws aeflafe ~ y as taH sshse p
- se ~ ~ ,sass s ~ MI thn III
iiera pmarahals. dsp,ity maTstsls. or s.,psr-
yisors of eieetion to Interfere with or control
elections.
Resolbed. That the efforts Of the Republican
party to open and Keep alive the war feeling
between the North an1 soutn are to oe con
aemnea Dy sMYeIy My Eyer .p q nls eoanug. t,a -
the present administration, ought to excite the