, 1880-05-07

smoke; u,ey wcre atienced in the dcspotlsm
o! the recnMatrHction era. Lot them 20 re-
trumpet tones they ara declared In Nnven1: |
her next 70 be, rs Of, yors,, t!,o sentiments Of
n te American ,. people: Mitl, such orFa,aiza
hands Of him who startls III tho front rank,
with tho nblest o. lawyers, ING nnrest Of
sassnsn 81 e asS a. Of P9trqs and hs Tes
caunot bo doubtful. It Will be = decisive
yicto,fy as,y for frso government and tho Dom.
1t thc conclusion Of Congressman Hurd's
speech, tic varfnlts committees were Ap-
pointed. md tho Convention took recess utl-
Ill 2 0'cl0ck this afternoon.
1sEAssEsiBLED. ..
When tho Convention renssemblcd II be-
cn'ne GENERALLY known that after co eons1'to, y
understanding, and would ,ncqulcsc9 nntt it-
torse any resolutions which might be read.
This was no concession on their part, Tor few
of Them cared llstle Or nothing ot wnat tne m
tils city, was duly elected Permanent 1'fcsl.
dent. and nttcr. discussing tho great danger
of this Nation bccoming anonarchy, nc pro
ccr1tngS Of tho Convention wero resumed,
and resolutions adopted rs follows:
THE PLATFORM.
Rcso'utf, That tho Democratic pnrty nf Ohio
rccognlzc the 'nMR Eervico and Rront ABILITY . and
ssS s - a. s$sSs r. s II AZ
niiy instruct tho dclceatca-ai-l larvo this day ap.
rse % %y @ se}asst s9cs e sfas IF so so g
'ln't ~ President Of tho. United states, md to
,,sc 'sis honorable ncans to secure hts nom'na-
$stona-That In order that Ohio may hnye tho
sra M nc I" ssh Il hS her nsn N2ns n hc
Hsi M sf n1,1ny ,, tho onS Qts
Nationn! Convention to adopt tho two.thirds
ri,lo In tho nomination Of candidates..
DELE9ATEs.
yota for. tlelcgntcs-at-largc, the. following
Jsmss } j. }sicedman, Join Mcsweany, ind j.
Tiie Convention, was conducted In. the In
tercst Of Senator Thurman, and did lis work
f9r Him. ~ faet te9 was no op%ositon
GonSeao ,9S Bs 6 Sp as e H. he ss ensafs so
I. yssm w resssd III $o wv nst5%s{ls;;
III iMSfoTmed @ hy @ the s EXCELLENT a",oTily @ M to-ntEht
Of q gentleman who Inns Ind the best op-
portnnity OF knowing, that out Of the forty
| four delegates TO the Cincinnati Convention
e reiisa e upon ss staa BY S. M fharnan @
| after having once c0mpllmentcd him, thus
! leaving the Senator but eleven stanch sup-
porterB. Tho second cholce Of some Is
! TIltlen. some for JeWett, but majority nfe
| doubtless for
RITZ HON. H. d. PAYNE,
Of Cleveland. While It Is doubtless true that
Mr.; Thurman Is the first clioice nf tae rnnk
md file Of the party It Is fully as true that
confidence whnteyer TINT Mr. Thurman carl
ho nomlnnted for the Presidency: Many will
doubtless turn to Payne nfter compilmnI1tng
5Ss as Stwsan %9 rsn 1s11 1 w Payna eS e era ds s
pcnrs to be an understanding that, what helps
ono aids the other. The victory. II victory,it
can bo called, that has perehed upon tho
oS'; or Influence. MS hold on IFS delegation is
weaker than even that WHICH John Sl,erman's
some enthusiastic workers, whereas Senator
Thurman Inns scarcely nny who will warmly
ana enthusiastically work for hts snon1lmatlon:
T1nEhs the Don,oerncy as,, arc 1,odlng
THE CONVENTION.
A survey of tho field ut midnight develops
The iaet that the pgrosrsn s agrseH upon by
fully ga5tlsd bs,d out ,,aw tSay TAs Rn,pmnE pnr
crowd to 90 Just is it pieased. whils
TIaarmaa i,Sa nan mask. si Thrco ,siesetos'at-larEe
a G the wn n whs ws5s ssfSa 80 XSes
Long, Tlldcn man. and others. It Is the
man has secured the indorsoment Of his
State. tnat u was glsoin gi nm !ot tne n pnIphhst h