, 1881-07-21
,,uo+;no at Cleveland Of the Ohio
State Prohibition Con-
vention.
,,uoh Turbulence and Confusion Char
aoterize the Proceedings OF
the Body.
.,aontlon of RESOLUTIONS Settling Forth
tic Peculiar Views OF lilo
Members. ~.
Nomination Of State TIokat-Lettera
from Gov. Fostsr and Attorney
General Nash.
s,<;,,ippi ptehibltisa1sta Meet IN SIalc csustu.
:: tlpu 1t Jatksoa--othtr Political
Hatiers.

Aatiers,
ONO rKO1fInfTtONIsTS.
s,.tfoi L)tapaleh (. me Ehleaeo 7tttunt.
c,vTxvAr,, O., July .O.--The Convention
=, ,ba Antt.1.iauor Alliance people, held to-
" -. M At the Loyeland Cnmp-Gronnd, was one
- .s,ba ,uust stormy ever known In tho history
- tt1hto nolitics. Reporters mud others wliosa
;,,,ss hayu taken them to nnny political
.anrentIons and assrmblagcs Of all kinds say
;hat ttey never before saw. so tcnlpessuous
sI snI nnrestralncd body rs that today. The
sent was on tho nt,yisabiiity Of nominating
ata ata,nuprauce ticket. Good men Among the
Is,srates rose III their places and Urged TINT
w rnt up ticket would ba to choose the
~nrse Of tue OWLS presentea.-mcaninR
,hat Il would result in the election Of the
nsmncrar[c ticket. The Convention was not
orenarctl Tor that sort Ut tnlk. and was pre-
rioItatcd Into state Of great excitement.
From that point at, .....'.....
rHr SCENE WAS ONE OF TuRnuLEScE AND
CONFUSION
The sccue was not Just such 0ne rs fs pre-
.sntpd by au excited Democratic Convention,
for there were feryent Methodist ontbursts
of"Glory to Gotlr' ETC.. mingled with The
customary convention din. But SO far rs tic
degree Of The confusion was concerned, or
tha bitterness ot the recrimtlntton, there was
iuto to choose bctwcen to-.lays' meeting
snI the worst OF Democratic gatherings. Geh,
Hurst Of Cllilllcotllc, one 10 OK the lnre'ii2st @
Is sA!ayur Of llls city ias ncc9nlpltsleu mitch
fTr tIs rnt,sH was one 1T tht,sn who c0ttil-
teied action with the Republicans. Wltta
speakne he was repeatedly called q liar. altd
hls voice was t'naily drowned III the cont'l.
,i0n. The day was ..
CARRIED nj THE RADICAL PROHIBITION
PEOPLE,
though not b. tho lurge najoricy that was
anticipated. This Republicans t6.lllgnt .are
feeling excellent t,yer tl,s result; S What
;Rys}t ay1}tated ed. ,qes t. sS os has 9Srs s ssXf sXf
y si nue %os y ts ss'rest les s hs f enpsraee s
people will not now be 1lnitc,i, anti tho ticket
81 tie radical and llnreasoninR SUCTION will
not, cotnnlanl Wide. support. However, It
Jas only ule.power to DO mischief to their
Il that was ssacrI1ced BY tie wran9iing tn
which the Convention permitted Itself to be
thrown.
:" : II fhs Ttstsrn Afsoeattd Tttte.
tsn ssiisa j lie fte@peraiee 7 Reiors te cea
yendon which met III Columbus soue months
aRo met to-.lay on the grounds Df tho Gill;
einnatl amirMecttng, Association, ,near
iayetahd, 1t xns chilled to order by !. 4.
anaontasnt Mus tepy ~ p,,t5iticns ,cass ns s
tsken. Dn reassr!nbitng, IL l.. Stalton, Of
Cincinnati. wns chosen Permanent Chair
man, v. II. naahe Vlce-Ifeslaeilt, aNa l.. y.
:'i,' nr,anf1rr1nya
'p.:oi,,,o.,. ,f.an .i,sa,,Ssto,, ,,..x. .,,.n,
Il !. 9as.. u''o' oiae"as'o''' "e'o a"opt-
WHssEAs, Tho lIqaA traffic il going forward.
,o!a state OF unso Win Increasing poWor uo-
IT, aa sous Sr annei Ioxs|,io': d|HTf:as pao''o nor
o.HNkt.AA Iua tWo KEcht po!tlca! PARTIES Or
S1c SaCb aifo cs.o pg ao CT. aeis . pfaoeGs
srsater Increase Ut tno lIguor tratto md ossas
dTalin! coMaeq.inncesi therefore,
Ettnrfd. Tint tho tune l1aH fully come when
aantsuon WHOSE le,i,f!nE object shal! ho tho
sappssssaion Of tnc !9nhr trafi!o. ana fhoretoro
sscs M Ss9n, ~ .aS9t ,o o. nominating stato Ie'npof
AtsMsxd. That our ultimate object shall he
iGe 01,ors so1aGt,ro nn'a aild sao q Mtnxleat,Mk
demaa iha; o,'r next i Lc@;sotn,4 sbnli 1 anhIt m
.n.ssusn,, !; % y9tsrs Of Ohio 'uca constitutional
.,;!tt, Rs.ss q That, asa measure loading 70 con.
Mtat1onal natsn pruhfhtton We are ln favor Of LOCAL
psTo a nr s,snsa6 ot % OUT ne1h the
tunounce tnanit nrtnctnfoa III ~ nthnt ',Itt.ai
ue ~ aIi thas e. ~ ri Minor oGS Snartsm., s;
Nhsn comparod with those 9Feat fi,oasuros
shteh VIC advocate ull1 prnposo to sec,iro-cotl-
MR5anoaal prohibition Of tho liquor trA!ilc.:
e.rf.. M..rta. That whore either q .ha dosnl,lant
pedsed ta sSn and county "!eefs qstncs fs,
iii 5ot NJ tnG p1,MEGiip!es thneln set toet9. re
She hey iai 10 DO tnss wo vii II nut ,In IN hum HUM
io.uon our own t!ekuts III tie enc Of S,ate oiii-
81, tI11r saa r5ess their eloction WIN enersy;
" TuH4y atii township organizations IN Auxll-