Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-21
poIITICS BEGIN TO BOOM.
uOADTY RENONIINATED BY
l'O'' '.rCIAMATION IN OHIO.

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gov NATION IN OHIO.
o,reption Exceedingly Harmoni-
tne g.e.ident Cleveland's Admins
Gus ousaTodorsed- ppositiOn to Prohi-
ni, nS'lo Declared In the PlatfOrn-Aowa's
S'iOn ,,.tlar 10 Run for Governor.
Co,rvBrs, o., Aug. 2O.-The Demo-
stata convention was late in COM
tIA'.s order this morning owing to the
w .ls.n,tv of getting seats for delegates
,n,si,ors. The subcommittee on reso-
suu 'i.as amounted last evening remained
] l'Ig. sossion until ) O'Clock this morning.
y haing unable to agree, they turned
ll'n after over to the full committee.
w w. convention was called to order at
IIV clock this morning. The Commit
W. 10. Permanent Organization reported
Ice VI Iohn Folletu, Of Cincinnati, for
asn' sa..,oar. and Hon. George w. Hull, of
iIaa for permanent Secretary. The
l-ui" l-,'}nsi feature of the short speech made
NJ Foll4tt was strong Endorsement
y no nresent national administration,
nd his seomplimenting the convention on
.be favorable auspices under Wnlch Ihey
"a met. the national government
hlnrnoPrQflC anu luC DbhLC bAOAA-oAAkAy W.
NO CONTESTS.
,r.o committee on credentials reported
N no allegations full and no contests.
Eg Miles. of columbus, member Of the
ommittpe appOi TED a. the meeting OF
5o Sfate voters union TO memorlalIze the
E,sta conventions Of the two parties for
he resubmissiOn Of a second amendment
,ofa of the peOple, presented his re-
-of r1nhnr tho los
The committee on resolutions. The
y .ommirtpe on resolutions not being ready
ranort the convention proceeded to the
i animation of candidate for Governor
nd congressman. George W. Geddes Of
tsred the name OF Gov. HOadly in quite
& 8n extended speech.
TgURMAN'S DECLINATION.
He mad high compliment to Judge
4 Tburman for the course taken by tnat
gentleman in announcing that he could
6or allow the use Of his name before the
copyeption. Mr.. Geddes concluded bv
moving suspension Of the rules and the
Nomination Of GOV. Hoadly by acclama-
iOn
Gen Michael Ryan, of Cincinnati, sec
ndinr the motion, defended the Governor
length against the charges that he had
"a made mistakes. When the motion was
hit the vote was unanimous and entbusi-
sstic witn tue exception Of few voices
tom the Hamilton county delegation.
Alter q committee was appointed to
Ean on Gov. Hoadly and bring him
before tbe convention, W. Y. Marcus, of
Logan county, in a short speech, pre-
gsntad the name Of John &. Warwick, of
A2ssillon, tor ~en0minatiOn for Lieutenant
Governor The motion was Immediately
FUt and carried, amid great applause.
GOV. HOADLY's SPEECH.
Before proceeding further with nomina-
lions, Gov. H0adly was introduced amid
much enthusiasm. and explained why he
bad not been an outspOken candidate for
he nomination. The party had
T0ught him through before
Without much effort on his part and
thought that he had no right to claim
nomIlati0n under the rules of preced-
lt. TIE convention being free to act
itlou asking he could not help respond
g 70 the call, and with better health
0lld hope tor even better results in the
scaarge OF his trust. He demanded most
4rc1ng criticism OF all his official acts.
Be inGo.sed the work of the last Legis-
a-gre. saying that nothing was done by
lElic1Juige Foraker would have dared
d0 j ha nad the power. He thought
Al Judge Foraker, instead of finding
il4i Win the present administration,
Mould be defending the memory of Ruth
Il,fd b. Hayes and the Legislature which
t'1ed Cincinnati Of local seif-gOvern-
lenl. Gov H0gdly defined himself as
sanst prohibition, and said that he did
ot believe that regulation and taxation
were eternal Taxation was odious to
im Alter the Governor had concluded
speech, on motion OF the Hamilton
uuny contingent, which had objected TO
lSf5homnatl0n, three cheers were gwen.
COMPUTING THE TICKET.
nae J names OF Hon. Charles d. Martin,
Ia'ilel county, and Judge W. J. Gill
loIe' OF Franklin, were presented for
'Aiaa'lon Tor supreme Court Judges for
y i'hS term, but before the call was
gul.elel the name Of Judge Gilmore
~ "illdIaWn, and MIR. Martins nOmi-
'.'l was made unanimous. The ticket
~' yuAp peled 10y the nomination Of Peter
1. -1l treasurer, James Lawrence for
'ogtL5! GENERAL, Gibson Atherion, OF
sel1t county, for the short term Su-
,ene Court Judge, and Henry Weible
|I r1.li0g.f member OF The board of public works.
Ie Platform was read and adopted, and
convention then adjourned,
NJ lHE PLATFORM.
--s .oAoWlng is the platform adopted: /:
sri7 penocrscY oi Ohio, in convention as
T-,@ sratuIate the country:
Ile r. ,Nr election aud inauguration Of
ee pr' "ic cand dates for President and
1ra-. resilient o' The United states. Those
h1tbees vents 1rd the wise administration
'lts- moved nave already dfspelled the
se.. s.at. 'a. a democratic success 10 incon
ff0-..N '"r business interests OF the coun-
lpyrsi f '' me rights # freemen The
y tr5n.-, ''NtHtr and increase IN the value
irlana nave already begun to demon
ies tr,r lt',-NDrute OF Democratic princi-
H1abedtt '.'oIe any session OF Congress has
0nofu fu'. 'NHiN % realize the full frui- e.
"pNAetii0u by legisatiOn.
w 'hLAND CONGRATULATED.
f.5..l lsfatulate President Cleveland and
hoy b,,..g. upon tho auspieious bgginnin,r
ha s5r.. '.t'' 100 the necessary reforms II
lmrs.rst... and heartily indorse their
bem.s-, prove the measures taken by the
usuoB az .,lsress for preventing the ac-
ule. ana Afhtu lands by railrOad com .
rmlf h,'I 'e Democratic President I'M
laiI r-.,.. public lands for publie nsef.
E. Wt r Nf their unlawful Occupation,
l1nd.eI I,t. 1 lhe platform OF principles
oloi l., ''. national Democratic Conven-
w. HoADLY ENDORSED.
otly s.'' end tho administration OF GOV.
eaNfaI A..t work Of the sixty-sfxth
a-tI as wise, honest aud eco
D.e.ei,,...l l'ly commend tho ndelity Of
gsr.' A...- members Of the slxtv.sixfh
iatlr.. ll'. iI the pledge ~ the portv
iaa. .rt .ng ihe ,rniiic in intoNicatiug
faFs..I.." Nrununce the fraud and
safe Uf .... t'ruuiltuuslu lu defeating tina