The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-08
WHEELING. 1882 NV
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Ohio Republicans In Convention-Th
| II Ticket and Platform. 'fI2
COLUMNS, O., June Tho 1sepublica
State Convention convened ut IL A. NJ, tn
attendance being unusually large. Senate
D.A. Ilollingsworth, temporary Chairman
In lengthy speech, reviewed the record Q
the Republican party In tho Nation ant
State. In regard to the liquor traffic h
thought an amendment to the Constitution
should be submitted 10 tho General Assem-
bly, and the question be made final will
the people. In regard to the Sunday law
he was willing to stand by the action o
the General Assembly rs opposed to til,
record Of free whisky and no Sunday. Thu
usual committees were appointed aud the
convention adjourned to . r. M. Senator
Pond, author Of the Pond law, isa member
OF the Committee on Resolutions. M
The following is the Committee on Reso
lutions, organized during tho recess, with
Lieutenant Governor Richards us Chair.
man (: First district, Lewis Seasongood
Second, S. II. Whitfield; Third, W. E.
Crum; Fourth, J. S. Conkling; Fifth, Jason
Biackford; Sixth, y. I. Hight; Seventh,
Coates Kinney; Eighth, t. ]. Fringe; Ninth,
W. J.. Beatty; Tenth. J. r. .Crumler;
Eleventh, J. s. Bundy; Twelfth, b. IF.
Stone; Thirteenth, A. Il. Keller; Four
teenth. Prof. Jud. Smith. Fifteenth, T. B.
Pond; Sixteenth, II. G. Van Vorhis; Seven.
teenth, Lieutenant Governor Richards;
Eighteenth, J. X. Rukenbrod; Nineteenth,
J. B. Burrows; Twentieth, NJ. l.. Smyser;
Twenty.iirst, George ]. Chapman.
i.g The Ticket. "g.I-
The convention reassembled at two
O'Clock, and General r. P.iKennedy Of
Logan county, was made permanent prcsi.
dent. The following nominations were
niade-two first by acclamation. as
Secretary OF State-lIon. Charles Towns.
end, the present incumbent. - s.
Judge Of Supreme Court-John II. Doyle,
of Toledo. ~ W. ~. &; tit'Fs
>,o,nhor of poo.d =, p,,,,;. yvo.,a =
-n.n,osi - no"." ~ 'i1i' ! uo'e " o'As-o' ~
a. flicklnger, Of Defiance. i3E ,..G'
TIE Committee on Resolutions was out
iii four o,elocl trv;nc IN ,oroe r,o, n,ot.
iorm, when the followinT ,non;mona ,,s ro.
mort was made and adop,ed. - :" '""' - - =
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nj. n..,:..t ~,
i"e nepuu''eans =, U''o III eon'eh1'on
assembled adopt tue following resolutions:
In the untimely death OF our late be-
lored President James A G,r6a,d ra
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fecosn.]e s'e'.1 lAs'oil1l c'''ataty' ana ma We
its brief existence, gave assurance OF its
s,cco., wa tarder "a os;dont NJ, oe.or
9ue>'', - y '.s'eus o"s's.'
a. arthur oul assutahee VI connuence IN
DIS hunil'alsIraIloh una our appro'al OF me
modefate any patr!otic course pursued by
nm amiu !he emoatrasslne circumstances
unayoldaoiy attending such national
CRISIS. M,
hesoted, Ahat we iuliE endorse the 40,
mlnlstratioh OF governor Chales r foster and
tue ssaie adha'h'sttatloh OF tue Republican
party OUTING me iast two years, under
"nlch 1iie eHpeauilu.es o! !he Sta!e were
IeduGeu over one.lall q hlllIoh uollats De'
low the expenditures OF tue uemocfatlc ad'
minlssratioh OF t1e TWO Preceains years,
anu the PUBIC oept OF the state redlced
heafly ml!li9h anu 9uafter 9l doiiars
anu the REMAINDER OF the deot redeemaole
on the 3Oth OF June 1851, refunded att rate
OF interest pe!ow 81 per cent per annnm:
Rtsofted, That we condemn the terrible
outrages ana prosecutions inflicted upon
the Jews OF Russia ana other sections OF
Europe; ana, VINE we heartily approve
the action OF the Government IN its efforts
to ameliorate the condition OF these unlor'
tunate people, we earnestly Solicit a con
tinuance Oh us most energetic efforts 10
that END. nv y, ~ !,
heSotfed, 4hat We ihaofse ana a'hrm the
principle OF protec.ion 70 american inaus'
Try, Us adopted ~ The last Natlonal Kepuo'
lican Conveniioh., m
Hesottea, 1hAt !ie u'S PAVING people ol
tue aute uelnana t!iat hy speciilc laSatioh
the traiiie IN ln.oNleatlng liquors shail DC
made 70 Pear US us SPARE n Q! .hs PUBIC Dur.
den, ana lnat tIe Gonstith.loh IN So :, lar as
1t may DO an obstacle IN the way Of tne eS.
eEClse ny tuc pcoPlc tulousu tucH repre-
sentatlves OF practical control over the
liquor traiiic 70 the end thaI It the evlls re-
s;dad aaa;,,at % si,o,,i he a,nenIed =, piv .he
earliest date allowed by law. a.TJ5i! siy.4;-
Ppsofrf,I Tint nil laWs unon the sfafIite
BOOKS must must DC pc respected ana enforced ln. IN
III lepea,eu py 1e''slatloh laa'i of aoFosa'eu ny
iesnl n,a.not'as. , ~. ~ ... ~, 9, Z,
htsottsa, Ina: ~ preserving the NE o! o.
lne SatIon, ~ sl,Sl.'S lseeuoa', clv.l l!gns
anu suulase - .ne sIave !. !he lecohs9rve'
tion ol lhe uh'9n, N npnoldlhg me M ~:
sional honor ana q. crea't nhimPa'rea ~ 'he y;
RAPID payhleht OF ihe puole dep!, ana m m
lhe !, auoptloh VI 4 series o. WISE
pusllc measures, Whlch nave gwen 10