Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-08
OHIO nEPUBLKstNs.
Meeting sfths State csavsallsa q
csIuasus, Yesterday. . -
A Large and Enthusiastic As,emblags-hs
Old Ticket Nomiuatsd-The Platform
10 FuII-How the Sunday Law
Was Treated.
WORK OF THE WORD noGesas.
!S,ecsal Ds.pofch 10 tAe R,,ss-,.

WORK OF THE WORD n0HGERS,
!aseeiuI Dtspofch 10 tie Reytxer.
CoLrNBvs, June THE convention Of
which assembled this morning
vas both . large and respectable body. Bat
little attention or care was paid TO the
ticket, all interest centreing upon ths
platform, and when Major Hollinssworth.
Is temporary chairman, delivered his ID.
dress, endorsing both the dead Pond bill
md the Smith Sunday Law, il was evidsat
that there would be . row befoee
that doctrine was forced down The
throats Of portion f the delegates.
The Committee on Resolutions hsd q
stormy time and remained In session until
four o'clock before they could agree 10 Q
platform. As whole; II Is unique aAa
saoh plank taken sspasstsly saA - Nolg4
ton deplores Garfields death and endorses
his administration, and then without tak.
ing breath, expresses supreme cou6dsaos
IN the wisdom, integrity, ets., Of Presidsat
Arthur.
Governor Foster then comes In for his
'harc Of tafiy, the Jewish outrases In kus.
ia are denounced, protection, pure and
Is favored. and then . tax upon
he liquor traffic is advocated, and On
to the State Constitution for
his purpose declared to bs necessary.
All:rsferencs to the Smith Sunday Law
vas carefully suppressed out Of considsrsaioa
or the feelings Of the fifty.three dslsestss
In the liquor business I'D Q
that all laws should b strictly
followed by the usual pyrotsoh.
lics, closed the document II.
Press Report 4.
CoLrNRrs, June The Republican Stale
convened at II o'clock, this
morning, the attendance being unusually
arge. Senator d. A. Hollinpwesth wa9
emporary chairman. In . lengthy speech
le reviewed the record OF the Republican
'arty, national and State. In regard to ths
iquor traffic, he thought an ansndnsnt 70
he constitution should be submitted By
eneral assembly, and the question Be made
insl with the people. In regard 70 tho
sunday law, he was willing 10 stand by The
ction Of the general assembly - opposed
o the record Of free whiSkey and no Sun
lay.
The usual committees wsss sppolnted.
nd the convention adjourned 70 2rH.
Senstor Pond, author Of the Pond Law,
a member OF the committee on resolu-
ions.
The following is the committee
On Reselsais.s.
which organized during the recess, with
lieut.. Governor Richards as chairman.
'irst District, Lewis Ssasoagood; Second.
'ourth, ]. s. Conkling; Fifth, Jason Black.
ord; Sixth, J. !. Hight; Seventh. Coates
Kinney: Eighth, T. J. Pring Ninth, W.
/. Beatty; Tenth, J. 7. Cumber; Eleventh.
!. s. Bundy; Twelfth. Il y. Stone; Thir.
TT tanSoSrfits!' EcssHseshtn Dffeut.
Governor Richards; Eighteenth, J. X.
Nineteenth. J. B. Burrows:
twentieth, N. l.. Smyser; Twenty-first, Geo.
I. Chapman:
Aftsvnssn Ressioa.
The Convention reassembled at 2 O'Clock,
md Gen. II. 7. Kennedy, Of Logan county,
vas made permanent President, and the
ollowing nominations were made, the two
irst by acclamation:
Secretary Of State, Hon. Cha. Townsend,
he present incumbent.
Judge of the Supreme Court, John n.
Doyle. OF Toledo.
Members of Boards Of Public WORKS.
:. A. Flickinger, Of Defiance.
Committee on RESOLUTIONS wAs out I'LL
o'clock, trying 70 agree upon platform.
When the following unanimous repost waa
made and adopted:
The Piatssva.
The Republicans Of Ohio in State Convsa.
ion assembled and adopted the following
resolution:
In the untimely death Of our late
beloved President, James A. Garfield. we
great national calamity. and ve
rejoice that his administration. during ~
brief existencs, gave ASSURANCE OF its sue
cess.
We tender to President Chester A. Ar
thur our assurance OF confidence In bis ID.
and our approval Of ths
moderate and patriotic course pursued ~
him amid the embarrassing circumstances
attending such nsaoua
crisis.
Resolred, That we fully endorse The 3D.
Of Governor Chas. Foster and
the State administration Of the Rspublbcan
party during the last tvo years, under
which the expenditures Of the 6tste were
reduced over one half Q million dollars
below the expenditures Of the Ds0ocsstac
OF ths two preceding yean,
and the public debt OF the State reduced
nearly million and Q quarter OF dollsss
and the remainder OF the dsbt redsemebSe
the 3Oth OF June, 1881, refunded st rate o.
interest below 3N per cent per annum.
Re.oited, That We condemn the tsSftbee
outrsgss and prosecutions inflicted spool
the Jews OF Russia nd other sections of
Europe, and while We heartily approve The
actor, OF tbs government In its shoro 70
smeliornte the condition Of thsss unlortu-
nate people, we earnestly solicit . coetin.
uanoe Of Its most energetic efforts 70 -
end. A.
principle OF protection 70 American A.
dustry - adopted at The LAST NsooeA
Republican Convention.
R,sl,ed. That the hx.payipg people Of
the State demand that by specific texafsou
the traffic in intoxicating liquors shsi! y
made 10 bear its share OF the public bur.
deps. and that the constitution. 20 faS o.
IL may BE- an Obstacle In The vey 81 u
exercise by ths people, through thetf -
resentatives, Of practical coo1ci over ~
liauor trsfiic. to the end thst The cvib ~
suitfpg thesefrom may b s6sctsauy p9o'
yided assinst, should b eznsodsd - "
eayIiest date allowed by lsw.
Resolred, That all laws upon The stsssec
books must be respected and eniofcse ssel
repealed by the Legislstare OF sbrogssed ~
legal authority. -
R1sirsd, That IN preserving the LIE q
the Nation, In giving Freedom. civil fights
and suffrage to the slave, In The reoon
struction OF the Union. in up5osdtne ~
National honor and credit unimpased, u
the rapid psynen. Of the public dset, ~
In the adoption OF series Of vise poeet
measures which have given 70 ths eesnUl
unexampled prosperity. the kepseiscel
party has 4 record which gives assaneooe o
whsf Il will do for the country IN u
future.
Proud of t,is record, the Republicans o
Ohio sfIBrm it 10 be their pufpcss 70 con
tinue their warfare upon diskOnssty 80
frsud at The ballot box until free beiio
and lair count 10 firmly secured 10 ever,
locality and 70 every citizen.
The Ceeysntion sdjoufned st 3D. =.
SoSes1s - 8svssso RSoeeOee.
BRalIn. Juns 7.-Prof. Qusbiksf, OF u
chair pbilosoVhy IN KooigsoefE .committe
.,,trsIs 18th snorrhfa