New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21
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PRAISE FOR THE CLEVELAND ADMINISTRATIONS.
IN MEMORY OF GENERAL GRANT.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmusK.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 20.-The Democratic
State Convention. which met In the Grand Opera House
In this city to-day tame affair. as the programme
was cut and dried by Hoadly and his friends.
ExCongressmsn Foilctt, OF Cincinnati was permanent
chairman The entire burden of bis speech abuse
OF the honest officials who prevented HE friends from
defeating Ben" Buttcrworth by stuing the ballobox
with fraudulent ballots "sraddler Geddes presented
the rame Of George Hoady for q denomination When
Mr. Hoadly brought into the convention hall he said
In accepting the nomination.
With heart full OF profound gratitude and feeling
on San sapssss received shs news q my rsnom1a
vanguard. brought to the front by you ia an am
ouance It was not my wish TO be renominated. and
could possibly avoid it. Ihave not changed my mind
But have not tho right to sag 30 1t is now my
nation do this with great dstrust in myself though
With better health may be better able e do the work
" may Ss given me ySaT: ea%psisa z
as0 ypI ossx 9Gx me on trial
he now invites the se!srest criticism. invite
Gene raj Assembly and % say believe . not ons &
the laws enacted by that Assembly that my opponent,
been clothed with the executive power am not for OF
against prohibition do not believe that the laws Of
me. There may oe need Of regulation Taxation has
enriched this Nation and not half good as sof
rights Of every American citizen. white black rich or
poor voted for Grover Cleveland. and thank God
an ready TO into the and In the Of
success We should use that success with moderation
The following is the remainder Of the ticket For
Lieutenant Govsrnor, John G. Warwick; for Judge Of
the Supreme Court c. d. Martin for Judge OF the SUI
preme Court vacancy Gibson Athcrton for Treasurer
Peter Brady for Attorney General James Lawrence;
for Member of the Board Of Public Works. Henry weble
Below the several panks OF the platform with the
exception Of the 9th, 10th, llth and i2th which relate
to such merely local matters penentsry and canal
affairs and the pending amendment changs the time
of holding the State elections:
The Democracy Of Ohio In convention assembled con-
gratulate the country:
Eus-Upon the election andinaugurstion Of the DEM
ocrac candidates for President and Yice-Presdent OF
the United States. These fortunate events and the wise
the Illusion that Democratic is incoD sistent
with the business interests or the country or perlous
and the Increase In the value Of property already
begun to demonstrate the benefcence OF Democratic
enabled the country to realize the full
fruition Of their application BY legislation.
Cabinet upon The auspcous beginnlnz they have mads
in the necessary reforms OF the Government, and
Third-we approve the Measures taken BY Demo,
cratic Congress for preventing the Of unearnsd
lands by railroad companies. aud Den.cratic Prss.
deut in firmly holding public lands ..ss nsss and
in preventing their unlawful occupation.
fotrth-We reaifrm the platform principles adopted
by the National Democratic Convention OF 1884.
Pyrk-we commend the administration OF Governor
bly, as wise, honest and economical.
SIIws s.peclsiy eoTmend the fidelity Of the DEN
the pledge OF the party In favor OF licensing the traffic
hypocrisy OF the Republicans IN defeating this wise
OF reform Tor the ayowea and ouy reason that
IL WAS proprosed BY Democrats.
SepenLt-ine Democratic party is, II always has
been. opposed u sumptusry legislation aud unequal tar.
alton ~ anS FORM favor Of the largest liberty Of
private conduct consisten. with the public welfare and
tho rights OF others. and Of regula the qnor rao
and providing against evils resulting therrfrom by
udicious and properly graded license system Under
the present Of Ohio such system s forbid.
aep snS S Il, 70 i sSs
in favor OF constitutional amendment which shall Per-
adoption BY the people Il the necessary
OF each branch OF the next General Assembly be op-
Eghih-Tne Democratic party is and always has been
the party OF the people and OF the agricultural SGD
interests the enemy OF monopoly ana the
friend Of labor In whose hands the interests OF woknE
and always Will be safe and wo favor srbtrsr
ton the best isans OF settling onerences between
labor and It's employers a.. so., =, oo,.r,, ora,.
The ctizens of his native State Without asucton OF
party ais loss and cherish tue memory or h
modest and heroic Character and bis great deeds as
among their proudest public possessions We syinpa-
thlLe with his bsTeayed widow and children, and We
good viii the sections. may be taken TO hears
by his eountryBen, that sectional alienation and hate
may he things or the past.
Now that the have their ticket and plat
form Ia the field, the Republicans OF Ohio go 70
work win aud by strict attention 10 the duty Of seq
ing every Republican vote is cast In October Judge
Foraker will have a majority OF at east $4,000. VIC
tory be secured by apathy neither can victory
gained by over-confdence. In saying that Ohio IL
strongly Republican Judge Foraker, Chairman Bush
nell, and the Republican Executive Committee should
remember the fact hat the at the head OK
the Democratic State organization that elected Legis-
that Henry D. Payne TO the United States
Senate. Knowing that they have chance or electng
Hoady and the ticket Dem nteud to use
every elect the Legislature that John r. Nc
Lean can take the place of Senator Sherman.