The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
TnR NAgIoN4Is Ar TOLEDO.
Tho Convention Makes no Nominations, but the
Nationals VIII Support G0seTnOr LWiBg all the
Same.

Tho Convention Makes no Nominations, but the
Nationals VIII Support G0seTnOr LWiBg all the
Same.
Toledo, June 2.-The State Convention Of Ma
liOnals opposed to the National ticket and plat
form brought ont at Columbus on the 4th Of Juno
was held here to day.
When NJ. N. odel Of Toledo, as temporary
Chairman called the convention TO order at tleV.
en- o'clock, he proposed j. ]. IbIOch morton OF
ChillCothe, for President. Mr.. Tbrockmorton
was elected, and the organization wss completed
by the election Of Charles Coughing Of the Toledo
True Nationalist Secretary, and j. N, BlOomer
and !. 7 shyrOck, ASsistanIs.
Paul N CASTOR OF Cuyahoga. offered preamble
and resolution IepudlRting and deDouncing the
action At Columbus on the 4th Of June as not be.
ing the aclion OF The National G, eel back labor
party. This was referred and aferWsrd reported
back and adopted.
Moses W Field Of Michigan, Wss then called
out and made rattlirg speech, which produced
much ent hu'istm, The main feature OF Mr..
Fields remarks was the tmI basis with which he
denounced the Republican party.
General Cary thtn reported the following plat.
form: .1
l. The effort to revive sectional arimosities and
rekindle the pbssOl of the war u The more Grim.
nal because made 10 serve the ends OF party and
to divert attention fom tu jet that titRlly in.
tpTests every CT I'm Otlhe ReJublic '
2 This Ri ubhcSn Government, havirR been
established by The people IN defiance OF The King.
craft OF Europe, ana maintained solely by their
own money aud by their own arms, Is able TO- and
Of right should, exercise ts most vital function
the coinsge Of money, IL IdependeIuy Of the ac-
tiOn Of any foreign power.
g. This is the exclusive function and the imppr.
ative dHty Of the General Govtrnu eDt 10 tOpply
the entire circulating medium, that all bank is
sues Of currency should be suppressed aud that
money Issued by the Govern mt nt whether II be
gold, slvT or paper shall be II ceiVed by Ihe Gov
ernment Itself for all lakes and cues and be le.
gal tender for all debts, public and private; and
that neither the Secretary Of the Treasury nor any
other fiCer Of The Cover menI or banking cor.
poration shall be allowed TO determine the vol.
uWe.
4, We declare that the 70 called specie resump.
tiOn is fraud and q swindle that il has resulted
only in the further paupeTizatiOn of labor man in
rendering the condition OF all who are In debt
still more hopeless aud despe ate and IN placing
the BCcumulatiODs of industry at the mercy OF
hylOCks and usuItIs al d this, TOO, IN the pres
enCe OF the mott bOunt GUS harvt SITS ever bektoW.
ed upon uB az peOple. The locking up In the
Treasury OF the United States OF the larger part Of
the Caniy volume OF the peoples money we de-
nOnnce as an atrOCious crime, without excuse or
pallatiOn.
5. All bonds Of the Government should be paid
in accordance with the law under which they
were created.
6 We dtmard the unlimited coinage of the sill.
yer dollar Of 4l2% grail ..
7 While the labOTing population are REQUIRED
TO protect their country by the sacrifice OF their
time and personal service. the wealth Ot the COun.
try should ear the burden OF It's protection by
a graded and income tax.
s. We recognize Il e mutual dependence Of can.
ial and labor, aud deprtcate all CffnrH 70 antag.
Onize them. We demand cheap capital arc we'll.
paid labor in the place Of dear capital al cneap
labor.
9 We demand proper sanitary safeguards and
regulations ioI woIk+iOIs, mines ana fsctorieE
and we favor the enactment Of laws giving the
mechanics and lsbOieTk hrktlien on ali descTip.
| tiOnt OF their work for their full wages.
10. The importation OfLervie labor from China
or elsewhere, and the contract system for en-
ployii labor In our prise n. N ust be prohibited.
On motion Of Frank ]. Scott the platform was
adopted by rising vote. and three hearty cheers
were given, and the following resolution was
adopted:
I'm view Of the extraordinary political situa.
| tiOn in Ohio, we deem II iueXpedentt 10 nominate
a Stale ticket at this time"
General Cary exprestts himtelf tonight as ex-
ceediI gly well pleased with the work of the op.
era House Convention today, he is very jubi-
lsnt He says he came here decidedly OF The
| opinion that Ewing should be nominated but
since cOnierrirg with lesdeIsOft National par.
ty and re pTesI natives from other parts of the
state, he is fully convinced that The best plan is
to leave the matter opep as the Convention has
done. The action Of the Convention, he says,
overwhelms all charges that there was a sellout
to the Democrats. A platform hes been made on
which all honorable Nationals may stand, and
they are left free 10 vote their convictions, He
believes now that the action of The Convention
will reduce Pists vote more than a direct nom
ination would have done that It will slough
off the bad elements, and put the National party
on respectable and progressive basis.
A Piau National said to one Of Csry's friends
to day, IN bet that the first speech Cary makes
will be for Tom Ewing" II shouldn't wonder II
that should turn Out to be q fact" was the an
swer and II may be regarded as significant.
All Of the movers in the Toledo Convention
seem TO be happy, and not in the leat die turbed
by the Piau schilliDg party. They say that all
the opposition to the new Conven ion In Lucas
county was led by men who have not characters
which will bear investigation Charley Coug.
ling, he editor Of the True Nationalist says EW.
ing VIII carry Lucas county by two thousand.
Sherwood and Others ave ttill more tanRuine,
and put the mRjOTily al thee thOusand Major
DOdd tsys Evil z will have three or four thOus.
81 m, jIIily In Lucas, and that the Democratic
legislative ticket will be elected