The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
4 DEMAND FOR TlLDEN.
1lE oHIo peMocRATs lNpoRsE AIM.
ihssass sdlngs Of tho State oonvontlon-indl'
ma Declares for Moponnld-rhe state
Tioket-AIlss lurl Wlll Nv Con-
tent with Cleveland.
rlIE nIIIo nrMncnAcY.

R X Paige, Chairman or the Cenlfa Cons
allIte, called the Ohio Democratic State
OaS4ge alton 10 order at 1880 q, M The
@Dcm. House was not more than wo'thlTds
AERl, being tho smallest number present at
Mg Stale Convention for years.
TIE Committee on Permanent 0rgani2a-
uln reported, and General Il, b. Finley
Chairman, was introduced, lie spoke at
maghlon tho Importance of carrying the
Dlio October election, and reviewed the his
afy Of the party In the country
The Committee on Resolutions through
Klmcy White, reported the platform, to tho
sneet that the Democratic party OF Ohio
Natums It's platform Of 1888; that we favor
giRfih fOrTeycnue limited TO the necessities
N the Government economically admin
uttered and so adjusted In us application as
b prevent unequal burdens, encourage pro-
dactIve Interests at home, AFFORD Just COM
Hnsatlon 20 labor, but not TO create or l0S'
kN mOnopolleS; that the just demands
N the wOol.grOweIs OF Ohio and OF
1le country for an equitable readInst-
Msnt OF duties on wool (unJustly reduced by
HRcpuhlIcan Congress), 50 that this Indus
Nv shall bc fully and equally favored with
DhRf industries, ought 10 be complied wlth
nAd we indorse the action Of the Demo-
HGlic members from Ohio In their efforts
n accomplish this result; that we are In
klyOr OF regulating the liquor traffic and
pruYidlng against thu evils resulting there
ks0m by ludcous and properly-graded
K5ensc system; aud that we demand thor
8Qgh reform Of the civil service,
a radical free.trOde amendment TO the
glatfOrnl, offered by Mr. Russell, OF Cleye'
And, was voted down Overwhelmingly
Congressman Converse offered the follow
hg addition TO the platform, which was
adopted with great enthusiasm, and no dis
nnilng voice,
IeOlred, That II is the sonse of this oonven'
aon that samuel j, llldon, VINO was once
hgally and fnlry elected President OF the
Waited statos, but doiraudod OF hb oilloo,
aOnld receive the unanimous nomination ni
NE hands OF tho Democratic Convention,
which meets In Chicago ia July no&t
N. j. Ryan, OF Cincinnati, offered the fol
lbWlng additional plank for the platform:
Raolrel, That this convention pftructs NJ
hnl0gatosnt-lnrgo and requests tho district
S1logatls 10 Chicago 10 cast tho vote OF Ohio
aauniL
Mr.. Ryan, In o lengthy speech, favored
he resolution, and was followed by General
A. J, Warner, who opposed the resolution
m strong manner
A call OF counties was demanded on The
NOllon TO lay on the table, which was
Egroed t0-yeas, 3S5; nays, 255.
The report of the Committee on Resolu'
Sons was then adopted,
A call OF dis rIcts was next ordered fo
IMPORTS OF members on the State Central
Committee, delegates, altenales and elect
1ys from tho districts rs srected at thI
Ereungs held last evening a. iolows'
First District d. j. Dalton and LOWS q
ECfnard second, j, j, brady nnd j, q, lNloy
third, Il, j., Sorg ana William pcchOnt
tDuith, w, u. Mokony nnd j, q Turplnj
Nlih, N, u. shaw and Jacob Tolblngi Sixth
" be elected ~ Ottawa juno ~; seventh
Samuel llough and j, Norlonj Eighth, Chnrcl
Constantine and j. II. MoNin, Ninth, ), X
Donovan and \, N. McClOudi Tonth ColOno
Ehham H. Haynes aud John II; NeGeo
Twollth, W, A. ilutohons aud u, T. Ellshouy
EAutocnth, John q, Thompson ana Chnriol
kpso, Fourteenth, j, q, Huffman and \, A
puubnri Fifteenth, George NJ. Jowot nnt
And H. \ Rcpiyi Seventeenth, ~ ho solicited
Juno a6j Eighteenth, W. 3, llnltegnd Dan Nc
ponvlllci Nlncloonth, D. u, Wood, ana =, 7
puukor, TwcptCth, Ben DOs0uborg ana Il,
gbCdsi rwcnly.hrst, John H. Farley ana W
" Armstrong,
The following is o list Of Electors so fa
ny chosen;
Firt Dlstriot-M, Ryan, Of llamlltoni Soc
Iuh-H j, stevens, OF llumlliOu, Thlrd-L q
GOULD, Of rrohlui Fourth To h' selected NJ
county Conycnuoni tilll-C ), llrog, OF Al
toyenlh-ROb0t Mokolly OF Wwndouo
Aglth-l, ID, korG OF FayOtto; Nintl
=N y Van Fleet OF Marion
rcuth Dennis C0lhlu, Of l,ucua
hov,pth-u, w. pcuit, Of Adams, Twolfth-
David Armstrong, OF luuksom Thirteenth
q. h, Niles ul PioGNWHy,, fuuUoonth.judg,
, Johnson o, PUuy, lllloOuth-p, II, eau
NtE ul Musdngum, sNiuCuth-l. j. sulli
guno 90 llgutcouih-J, &, lCToll, of Car
boU Ninoiocnth-u. H. ROckWOlh Of Port
NC. Twcnuoth-l -lowls phIlgor Of Wayne
SNtnty'Orst- lobort lllce, Of Cuyuhogh
The following are tic members Of IN,
poW State Central Committee!
Al, ulroN OF nnmluu, IT, j, Cogan, o
hamilton, II, y, Schwuu, OF lutlor, Churlc
1vumau, Ol Montgomery Colonel q, N Lay
Ran, ul AuVlu.sci Charles ~ lluskoll, OF Put
ann, j, g. Tobias, of Cruwtorli Z, H. Mason
E NhuupnlEnj Colonel j. NJ Crawford o
Delaware, Chpr'cs loosc, OF ottuwH John I
teudom, of AlumH NJ, stanton, ut SDioto, $
= iWiney, ut fairfield, i, w. lyurH, ~ Nor
gam Isaac H. u VI, OF licDluF, hr u. W,Nnu
~ llur0ni j, 4, sulmun, Of Uuonsoy, II, II
Qolnddcn, OF JoIlgruni u u. kologg,. Q
takc, ", A, Crrach, OF stufki John n Web
q CuynhoRh
INDIANA DEMOCRACY.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 90 The Demo
nntc state Convention wus called 10 ord0
AZ halfpust ten o'clock by Hon. Joseph Il
NcDonNld, Chairman OF the State Contra
Committee. Mr. Mcdonald was received
with much applause A call Of countlc
showed all represented, Prayer was of
scred by Row. Dr. Allen who Osked u bless
'ng upon tho grand old Democratic party
shlcl wNs greeted with chccrA
Hon Doulol W, Voorhees, was olectot
permanent President llo mOdO but u few
Alicl remarks,
The platform was read by Hon. w, IL
English, The plank ndOwlng Mr. McDon
aid Tor President was loudly chccrcd
After the adoption oil the platform ls0n,
r. Gray, NJ u. Manson aud David Turpl
we're placed In nomination for Governor
On the FIRST ballot Nlr Gray was nomna
.pd, receiving 800 votes, Turplo 2a3, ant
Manson 1871 Mr. Manson made u spcocl
gaylug that he had supposed The soldier ol
two wars would have received moro consld
statlon In u Democratic Convention, but h,
was satisfied and moved that the nomlna
Hon bo made unanimous Alr Turplv fol
lowed In n brof speech, Colonel Gray 10
sponded nj some length, arrOlgnlng TN
Republican party and discussing the Chca
80 platform,
Several nominations were made for Lieu
Scnaut Governor but oil withdrew In fNyO
OF NJ. u. Manson, who was nominated b.
sccamaton aud accepted,
w. H. Myers, OF Madison, for Sgcrotar
Of State, James II. Rice, Of Floyd, for Au
ditor, aud John j, Cooper, Of Marion, 70
Treasurer, were nominated by ocoamatlor
The delegates 10 the Chicago Convention
are as follows,
AZ tArge-.rhonlas A, Hendricks, Marion
Daniel W, voorhees,, Vigo Robert q. llel
Allonl Charles Dandy, Vpndofhurp.. Firt
Dlatrlot-G, V, Monflce, posoy, r. Lower
stein VandofburE, Seoond--J. N. Androwl
Orannei samuel II, Taylor, Davesp Third.
Jason u. Brown, Jaokaonl George II, ID. ull
son. Clarke, Foorth--E, ID, hnnnialor, peal
hornl J., n. .woolford, Jefferson. Firth:
Thomae W. Wolen, Johnson, y, II, M