New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-09

ticket, which had been going on IN the
corridors of the hotels for two days now came to
test of strength. There six candidates, all men
OF considerable local popularity IN some secuon OF
other of the State Two had war service IN th'ir
favor rohe supported by the Temperance element,
ana one was urged rs a rnau very accIplape l" .Io
Germans One name among the six that Oi * Ton
gresham BENJAMIN ECCleston, ot Clncinhatl. was
Withdrawn by hs own direction before the voting
begin. The first iallot resulted as follows: IEWIS
ScasOngOOd, Of Hamilton County. 24l K: - h,'h-
ards of Jefferson, 2l3 4. II. Hurst. of Ross IL
Thomas j. Prngle. of Clarke. 90; l.. +. Coates oi
Sci0tO 9O-tOtal, 749.
II. G. RICHARDS FOR LGEUTENANT-GovERNoR.
Mr.. Prngle was withdrawn and another bal
lot began. For the second roil-cal Seasougood and
Richards ran nearly even, with Richards perhaps
trilc ahead but before the result could be- figured
up several of the counties which had supp rtcd
Hurst or Coates both Of whom were far bound
III the race, changed TO Richards. MS stiflcu
stampede which hecamc frantic rush to - mo
the winning side. rs ~ CuyahoCa swung over
her heavy vote to Richards. The Noung Olhclhhd-
tan who had presented Seasongood.s name now
withdrew il and in his behalf moved a unanimous
nomination for Richards and the motion wchf
through with hurrah There was no need m"E OF
adding lie tally sheet. Mr.. Richards was caii'' ON
for a speech and suCc'cdcd ~ returning u'7 'u'l1
with rather less kwarlnes~ than nominees sially
show in the first excitement Of success.
The Convention which had thus happliy ESCAPED
from tedious contest over tine second place CO." ne
ticket. was now threatened with the same eo'' q"
struggle the third. Five candidates We" named
Tor supreme court Judgte-Al gpou lawyers Il i"'h
of local political strength and all save one row row
scrving on the Common Pleas bench. II was c'ttlnS
well toward supper time when the eH'os,i,.c
speeches wcrc ended and the business of voting
began The candidates were Nicholas Longworth,
Of Hamilton County; John \. Doyle 3t lucas
Daniel 4 HAYNES Of MONTGOMERY. John :. Brace,
of Fairfield and William H. Ip.on, OF SUNNI
Before the end of the ballot II vas plan MAJ WIN
th' heavy clcgatIons from Hamilton and Cnyah"sa
backing him, LOugworth was m the ead changes
in his favor hccan aS soon ~ the last county was
called and came thick and fast from a parts "i tue
house amidst great deal OF morse ana '"Htusl"h.
For few moments the rush for L"nH"ot,n vas
checked by the change of three counties to loNl5
but the scramble (" yet on the sldc Hl inc
lucky Cincinnati candidate was speedily re-
nrwcd. and a dozen more COMMITTEES Nhutcd lh'H
forces So much time MAS consumed bN llcso
changes that the char suggested a halt unti ne
tally sheet could he made mp, saving iliat me
nomination was already made. WHEN hna,iy an
nouuccd the vote -to"d: l"ngwor'h VIZ Do}c'
100 Haynes 100; Cp~on. - Era/rc."o
George X Nash. of Columbus. was nominated
for Attorucv-(irucral hy accamatlon lie -
the present Attorney rv-'iru"ral. and vas me
chairman of the Republican state Executive
Committee IL the campaign Of lN~o. Joseph lur-
new Of CuNahoga. tia present STATE lirtSui'T'
was p,uoininatcd hy ac'lauatIou. The sam" CON
plimcnt vas about {" tee given Captain t''"rr laul
thr member of the Board oi Iuhll' W"IA> WHO'S"
term cNplreS this wear, when single dch EdF W
cfrroI>y objected and demanded ballot iie
wanted a man from Stark County ana nainc" A. W.
portrr hut no one outside ot the STARK hrltgd-
tinn appeared tO WISH 10 st IHh aNld';
4 motion to suspend the rules and nominate fAnl
sIX voice, being ia the negative lhc report "i The
Committee on kesuluious Wa.rcId hN Congressman
Kclfcr of Springfield. and was adopted without a
vote ln the negative. some surprise was cNpic0-rh
after the adjuurInrut which followed inlmrdihtriy
after the adoption Of the resolutions, that
the platform was short, but was
generally agreed lnt hc record "f the Republican
PARTY Is it, best platform. and that ~ STATE can
vas- II does need To Tccrde at length ltN we'll
known prlnciplcs. The resolution on the hqu"r
question will II !, hoped hv the party leaders sat
isfy all Republicans The wisdom of repeating tho
constitutional obstacle To the passage OF a H.
! ccnSr law and thus leaving the whole matter
of dealing with the liquor traffic open io legislative
action is recognized by all the prdclcai advocates
of TEMPERANCE tnrIsuics The Germans say they do
not object this plank, believing that the LegSia-
tur, ought tO be free Ia pass such laws AZ ~ may
think ought TO he passed. The extreme Iruhibi-
tionists will not approve this plank. but they wond
put up "A ticket OF their own III any case, as they
have done for many years.
The ticket nominated to-day il made mp Of
excellent material and is well distributed geo
graphirilly. Northwestern ONO gets I"st"r Tor
Governor. Eastern On" Ert> Ia haros for Lcuion-
ant -G0ycrunr. the supreme Court nomination g"'s
to lOugwOrth "a Cmcnuatl man. the Western h'~
serve has tNo places Treasurer and member of t..c
Board ot Publ, Works. and central umn has the
Attorney -Gcnetalsup. II can hc ,lld win entire
accuracy that there Is not name upon the
ne ktt which docs not strengthen lt.