The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-26
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Ohio Democrats.

Colum bus, O., 25.- The State
Democratic convention, which as.
sembIed to-day. was the smallest IN
point of numbers held in years.
The platform declares for tariff to
protect wool, for necessary revenue
and to protect laboring interests,
and not monopolies the free trade
plank was defeated. There was a
declaration for civil service reform.
CONGRESSMAN Converse offered the
following, which was adopted amid
great enthusiasm, and no dissenting
voice:
hesoZUed, ( hat it is the sense OF
this convention that Samuel J. Til
den, who 6as Cnce legally and fairly
elected President of the United
States. but defTauded of his Office,
shOa'd receive the unanimous nom,
inati n ST the hands Of the Demo-
cratic cODVeu sion which me3.s in
Chicago On July 9Th.
A motion TO have thier deiegat'cn
vote a. q uuiG was tabled.
The names Of John r. Mclean,
LSnGensnJ~ Governor WsrRick and
J. L. Powell were presented ss
delegates at large with long
speeches. a motion was here made
10 1OTninate Gen. Durbin Ward, as
Qne Of ghs delegates at large by &C.
claElaLion. This vas carried By
CAL o! counties amid great confu-
sion. The eam6 motion was made
IN the case Of Mclean. General
y. warner moved to substitute the
name Of Allen q. Thurman. The
convention weB5 wild over the
name Of Thurman a frierd OF
Mclean moved that Thurman aud
Mclean both be chosen and bJth
were declared elected t.y a vote OF
see 30 208 amidst great c-nfusion.
Jscob b&u5llar was named as the
fourth delegate.
Ghe delegation ID strongly for a
western man for President. aith0ugh
unable &c agree on an Ohio man,
snd Is solid against any reduction
IL tho tariff. The delegation staa5a /!
thirty. eight E3r either Payne y J
H5Wi8y & eight against either OF /
them anu will pro ablY never We g !
80 a aait.
GClGmbue, o., % The Demo-
cratic S58te convention was called |
&c order ~ the Opera House at 10 80 /
this morning, wish 4 meagre attend
BpGes as compared with any S:ste
contention n many years. e, Z.
tln!ey waS elected chairman, He
spoke 81 length on the in p0Tta1ce
Ct Inc campaign, predicting that
Inc Democrats would carry Ohw in
October, ami reviewed the history
or the party in the country. The
platform adopted reaffiTms the
platform OF 1885, ana embodies the
views OF the party upon the tar #
and Wool III the following language:
& We favor tariff for revenue.
Limited 20 the necessities Of gov
SIment eo0uO raically administered
md SO adjusted in its application
as TO prevent unsqual GuIdens, en-
courage productive Industries at ]
nome, afford just compensation to !
labor, nut nos to create or foster
monOpoIies., the just demands of {
the wool-grOwers Of Ohio and the {
country for an equitable ad- {
JuStment o. the duties on wool {
1nJusIty reduced by the RepUbli- {
oan Congress- so that this industry
snail be fully and equally favored
with other industries, ought 10 be
complied with and we endorse the
action of Democratic members from Z
ONO IN their efforts to accomplish '
TINS result. Inc resolutions further O
demand judiciOus license system. /
and better protection to American e
citizens at home and abroad. The r
platform declares for civil service s
reform and declares the Republican
party have violated every pledge
given for this reform. The demand
Tor change Of the executive cd.
CT the government il 4
self as the reform firS5 Of all neces- L
ssry, The radical free trade amend y
nent to the platform, offered by .
Russell, of Cleveland, was voted II
down. Congressman Converse of.
Tered the following, which was
adopted amid great enthusiasm and
40 dissenting voice: T
ReSOl0ed, That it is the voice of -
ms convention that Samuel J.
LIlden, who was once elected
PRESIDENT of the United States, but
vas defrauded OF his Office, should 81
'ecelye unanimous nomination at q;
NE hands cf the Democratic Con O.
Tentlon which meets at Chicago ca
J uIy Sth. A motion TO have the A
delegation vote as unit was tabled, N
names OF John r. Mclean, Lieut..
Gov. Warenick, and It. Il. Powell
we're presented as delegates at large
With long epeecheS. A motion was &c
lere made to nominate Gen. Durbin &C
Ward, as one of the delegates at IL
arge, by reclamation. This was u,
carried by a call of counties amid CO
,reat confusion. Same motion pl
vas made in the case Of Mclean. IL
General a. j. Warner moved to 4
The name of Allen G. 81
thurman. The convention went af
Wild over the name of Thurman. T
The friends of Mclean moved that D