Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

cratic party, to preserve the country from tht
horrors of n civil war, submitted for the time
In the nrm and patriotic faith that the people
would punish this crime in 1881 This tss le
precedes and dwnrfs every other. 1t inspires
a more sacred duty upon tho people of the
Union than ever addressed the conscicnces of
0. The resolution Of Samuel j. Tilden not
again 70 be a candidate for the exalted place
to which he was elected ty a majority OF his
oountrymen, and from which he was excluded
by the leaders of the Republican party, is re-
cciyed by the Democrats of the United States
with deep sensibillty, and they declare their
confidence In his wisdom, patriotism ana in
tegrity mistaken by the assaults of the com
mon enemy; and they further assure h IN that
he is followed inio the re ncnt he has
chosen Tor himself by the sympathy and re-
spect of his fellowcitizens who regard him as
one who, by elevating the standard of public
morality, and adorning and purifying the pub
lie service, merits the lasting gratitude of his
country and his party.
10. Free ships and living chance for Amer
lean CONNER ce upon the seas; aud on the land
no discrimination in tavoc of transportation
lines, corporations or munopulie5 the amend.
ment of the Burlinsame Treaty, 50 as to per.
init no m ire immigi alton except for travel,
education and foreign CONNIE ce, and thel ein
carefully guarded; the publ money and the
public credit for public purposes only, and the
public lands for actual settlers. The Demo
cratic party Is the friend Of labor and the
labonng man, and pledges Itself to protect
him alike against the cormorants and the
Commune.
IL. We congratulate the country upon the hon
esty and thrift of d Democratic Congress,
which has reduced the public expenditure
S40,0O0,000 a year; upon the continuation Of
prosperity at home and National honor abroad,
and, above all, upon the promise of such II
change in the administration of the Govern.
ment as shall insure us genuine and lasting
reform in every department of the public serY-
ice.
The call Of States for the nomination OF
candidates for Vlce-President being declared
in order, Mr. Pettis (Ala.) nominated w. II.
English. nf Ind and MIR. Irish (InWal
nominated Ex-Governor r. NJ Bishop, OF
Ohio. The last nomination was sub. equently
withdrawn, and Mr.. English was nominated,
on motion of Mr.. Villas (Wis.), by acclama-
ton.
Mr. Breckenridge (Ky.) moved the ap-
pointment of a committee of one from each
State to notify the nominees of their nOmiua-
tion and request their acceptance. The mo-
ton was adopted, and the various delegations
were instructed t. send up to the Chair the
names of the committee.
The following were announced as members
Of the National Executive Committee;
Alabama, Levi w. Lawler; Arkansas, John
]. sumter; California, J. T. Farley; Colorado
y. NJ. Patterson; Connecticut, William II. Ba =
mum; Delaware, J. c. Grub; FloridS, Samue
Pasco; Georgia, George I. Barnes: Illinois
William G. Goudy; Indiana, Austin II. Brown
Iowa, NJ. NJ. Ham; Kansas, Charl w
Louisiana, b. F. Jonas; Maine, Edward W
Thompson; Maryland, o. P. Horsey; Massa
Kanter; Minnesota, Z. Il. Kelly; Mississippi
w. ID. Martin: Missouri, John q. Prather; n o
braska, J. Sterling Morton; Nevada. J. c.
Hsgerman; New Hampshire, a. w. Sulliwayt
New Jersey, OrcstCs Cleveland; New York
Abram S. Hewitt; North Carolina NJ. w
RANSOM; Ohio ito be named hereafter
Oregon nc be named hel enfterl; Ponnsylvani.
10 be named hereafter: Rhode Island, Abne
S. Barnaby; South Carolina, +. w. Dawson
Tennessee, Thomas OCOnnor; Texas, +. s
Stockdale; Verne mt. d. F. Smalley; Virginia
Robert A. Coghill; West Virginia, Alexander
CumpGell; Wisconsin, VIM +. Villas.
Mr.. Irish Qowa) moved that the basis o
representation in the next National Con
venton be the same as at the preSe I, ant
that the National Comm tee be authorized tC
determine the place and time OF holding tn,
| Convention. Adopted.
The presiding officer was, by resolution
thanked Tor his courtesy and ability, and oI
motion of Mr.. Preston (Ky.) the Convention
adjourned without date.