St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-09
TnE INpIANA ASSOCIATION
At Columbus.

COLUMBUS. o Jan. S.--This has been great
day With the Ohio Democracy. The leading
men of the party from all parts OF the state
are here Incident to the sth of January cele-
bration, in accordance with q Joint resolu-
ton adopted by the general assembly. A
reception was rendered Senator-elect
Payne in the hall Of the house
at 2:3O p. m., at which the state
officers and members Of both branches and
visiting guests were present. Addresses OF
welcome were made by Senator Ely and Rep
resentatIve Bsrger. Senator Payne aekuowl-
edged the compliment In quite a len. thy
speech, which was historical in character, re-
ferring to some early legislation Of the state
and reyiving the memories OF some Of Ohio's
early aud great men.
Tue Ohio Democratic state club met 10
convention at II a. IN, the delegates being
present in great numbers. They organized
BY the election OF Gen. Durbin Ward as
president, Allen G. Thurman vice president,
". 4. Taylor secretary, F. J. Rein hard
treasurer, aud a vice president from each Of
the twenty-oue districts in the state A com
mittee Of nfty for organization aud agitation
was appointed: Chairmsu, John G. Tbomp-
sou; secretary, W. A. Taylor, treasurer, John
A. Sarber. An executive committee Of nine
was appointed.
Hon. 5. J. Tilden sent the following tele-
gram:
GRArsToxE ToxKERs, Y. =, Jan. s.-John g.
Thompson: Regretting that cannot be per
sOuAlly present AZ your banquet 10 honor Of the
he OF New tlr1eanz I fnfn the 0hfa dem
in comusemorating the statesman and soldier
Who IN the language Of Mr.. Jefferson. flied the
measure Of his eountry's glory. 5. J. TIIoES.
Senator Pendleton also sent his regrets
With a eulogy OF Jackson.
At the afternoon session addresses were
delivered by Judge Allen G. Thurman. Hon.
l. D. Thoman, OF the civil service commits
sion, Gen. James Denver, Hon. Samuel
Cary, Gen. Durbin Ward, aud Others Judge
Thurmsn, upon being introduced by Gen
Ward. spoke In substance as follows;
Il congratulate YOU upon the successful
organization OF your club, and will say
something 20 you on the subject OF political
clubs. destinations have been thrown out
10 the effect that the Cleveland and Hen.
tricks clubs in Ohio during the last cam paign
Eers hostile 10 the organization OF the party
A man must be grossly misiniormed to make
such charge as that Years before Ess OF
igs was : member Of Jackson club, aud
iron that time on, down TO the present the
late has susrmed With Democratic clubs,
Eorking with intelligence In support
4 the good cause, aud never
aatn this year was the charge
usde that they were hostile to the interests
{ the party. Why should this charge be
made this yearl Every man Who win sup
port our principles and vote our ticket Is
HEible % membership in them. Twas over
several states in the course Of the can paigu
nd found Cleveland and Hendricks clubs as
taick az the shocks OF corn IN the field, aud
verywherr they we're doing good work Bot
Oai0'ft seems 70 Be different And it 10
/ eharCed they were antagonizing the interests
{ TIC party. o., I; Is miserable charge, a
miserable charge. A voiee, ''Johnny Nc
lean did n-Hl IdOnt kno~ vhO made Il.
ut vhoeser did / hope be viii
have the scales fal fr0a his eTss
| 4 Is iusiugAted thai there vas
/ one want q confidence ia tie
rgular orrzaIzafion. wheIh-r Il T. 80 Or
| act I DO nct sas a uord, gor do 70: kno~
Gov tat zass<r vas, 5gt It's Do knSv.