Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-29

tenance of sound currency based on coin,
or upon notes redeemable in coin, and
the sacred observance of the public faith
against all taiut or suspicion of evasion or re-
pudiation.
ReSolued That we congratulate the country
upon the resumI Ition of specie payments, now
assured and permanent as the fruits of Re-
publican administration. and we likewise con-
gratulate the country upon the general revival
of business and industry, secured as they are
by the soundest and most convenient currency,
and the wisest policy the country ever en-
joyed.
ReSolred That the great ability, invaluable
services, long experience, pure and exalted
character, and unwavering fidelity to Republi-
can principles of our distinguished fellow citi-
zen. John Sherman, entities him to the highest
honors and confidence of the Republican party
of Ohio and of the country. His matchless
skill and courage as a fnancier has mainly
contributed to accomplish the invaluable
and difficult work of resumption and
refunding the public debt, and
made him the trusted representative in public
life of the business interests of all classes of
the American people. He has been trained
from the beginning of his public life in advo-
cacy of the rights of man, and no man has
been more unfalterIng in his demand that the
whole power of the government should be used
to protect the colored people OF
the SOubu IrOm uulaNIui Violence
and unfriendly local legislation, and
in view of his services to his country, and his
eminent ability as II statesman, We, the RepuE-
ican party of Ohio, present him to the Repub-
hcan party of the country as fit candidate for
President, and respectfully urge upon the Re-
publican convention at Chicago his nomination,
and tie district delegates are respectfully re-
quested to vote for his nomination.
ReSolVed, That we cordially endorse the ad-
ing the legislation, principles and purposes of
the Republican party, designed as they are to
maintain tie existence of the government, to
protect all citizens in the employment of all
rights given or guaranteed by the constitution
and laws, and to secure prosperity to the in
dustres of the country.
ReSoleed, That we pledge the united and
earnest efforts of the Republicans of Ohio for
the election of nominees of the national Re-
publican convention.
During the reading of the resolutions and
during the entire day, Sherman's name was
sufficient to call out the most hearty ap-
plause, as might be expected in convention
having 461 out of 60 votes, yet the applause
which followed the references to Blaine
were given with great earnestness. The
State central committee met and appointed
a committee to prepare rules for its govern
ment.
THE STATE TICKET.
The following State ticket was nominated:
Secretary of State-Charlcs Townsend, of
Athens.
Judge of the Supreme Court-George W.
McIvaIn, of Tuscarawas.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-D wight Grow
ell, of Ashtabula.
Member of the Board of Public Works.. P.
Hosmer, of Muskingum
School Commissioner-A. p. Dewolf, of
Summit.
PRooLIVTTIEs OF DISTRICT DELEGATES.
AS near as can be learned eight out of the
forty district delegates chosen to- day to at
tend the Chicago convention are for Blaine,
but in one district, the seventeenth, reso-
luton was adopted declaring Sherman to be
their second choice. Sherman's friends to-
night claim the delegation will be solid for
Sherman at Chicago.
ALTERNATEs AT LARGE.
The delegates at large to Chicago met to-
night and chose the following alternates:
Orrin B. Gould, of Sciota; Christian Mer-
kin, of Hamilton, James Bufort, (colored) of
Clark, and j. T. Humber, of Lucas.