The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-26
POLITICAL.
-. Ohio state Convention.

lsO Ohio state Convention.
c.,rvsus. August 25.-The Republic
c,,e convention assembled at
.oao.m SOme delay was oecasioned
~ ~ contest IN the Hamilton County
y ,,' '- which prevented those
$3.50 $3.50 from reaching the hall in time.
us-S5- ebsirnan of the State committee
,Il % ia 2 lengthy address, reviewing
l 1919 of tie party during the past
Ls and concluded By Introducing
zeal r Z. Moves as temporary chair
" ~ ne convention, who was re-
- with enthusiastic applause,
..Ss,.o-gb quite long speech. Standing
.----s-Sittees we're announced and tie
o.1'.t.,-s,tion took a recess 10 l.5O this
yS..,1oon 70 give the committee on
s- -.-.,-,lons time 10 perform its work.
~ committee on permanent orgaLi-
., sslected Governor Foraker for
LL-;--sn The committee, at pm,
IA hot Expect TO complete The WORK
nal Iate- il the afternoon.
O1 re assembling, Governor toraAeI'
ornament chairman, made speech
Tb;ch was well received, and General
lanes S. Robinson was nominated Dy
exclamation for Secretary OF state.
General Kiefer, from the committee
On resolutions, made report at -
n m. It condemns the Democratic
barty for involving the United States IN
a Quarrel with the sister republic OF
Mexico when arbitration was at hand;
and condemns the removal OF old sol
diers from ONCE on the ground OF OF
fensiye pertisauship, as alleged; en-
dorses the general present assembly IN
providing for State house for disabled
soldiers OF the State, and also making
liberal appropriation Tor their care, and
condemns the wholesale veto OF pensi IN
bills IN the interest of soldiers by the
President. It believes in the Republican
doctrine OF tariff, and its development
and protection Of labor interests and
faTors the restoration of the wool tariff
O. 81. and condemns the placing Of the
same on the free list.
COLUMBUS, August 25.-The Republi-
can State Convention has nominated
the tate ticket a, follows:
Secretary of State, Robinson, renomi-
nsted: Supreme Judge, Marshal j..
Williams; Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
[. d. Hester; State Commissioner, Eli
7. Tappan.
Member Of the board of public works,
Nm. Hahn, Of Mansfield
TIE PLATFORM DECLARES; e
Frst-That the Democratic admins.
t-lion of Cleveland has failed to keep
the pledges under which it came intC
power. Itpromised retrenchment ana
economy, but has been the most extra
rsgznt ever known. Itpromised to up
hold the dignity and honor of the Re
public and protect American citiz n:
ini their rights OF person and property
10Th at home and abroad, but la:
proven itself incapable of securing Al
honorable adjustment Of TIE fisherie:
glestiOn, and has, with seeming indif-
isTsnce, subjected Us TO the
Initiation of seeing our nag
-s.lted, our seamen seized ano
o.; best citizens. many OF them old
stiers, who have been removed from
o1c-sl POSITIONS upon the cOwardly
'l5iertuge of offensive pErtissnship;
f51tirm that 10 the union soldiers and
slors n the late war. We owe a debt
Inst cannot be computed, and IL Is the
duty Of government to grant pensions
sad establish homes for all such as are
eSsbled or il want, and with equal
ssrlestness We condemn the heartleSs
aad wholesale vetoes by President
N.eveland OF the private pension bills
recently passed by Congress. We be
Lsse IN the Republican do strins
~ ann, not only for revenue
a. also Tor projection and
esSeiopnent Of American labor. De
-aae In the behalf of the great WOO
SS,osllg interests Of our State, the res
S a-s.,..l Of he wool tariff of 1857 sno
D--S-lCs me recent attempt o. the
-" -'e,SiaHe maori Y in the Nstiona
49,. 49, " representatives. TO pass the
80 ~ o4l, redncing the tariff dutIe:
tI'SS.Olns WOOL On the fr. e list. ThG
f-si'J J. ~ party has ever stood as th;
s;,bo- VI IaooF against all who would
Ds-..L ePtless or enslave it, and every
--9..s.-le Slaie or national, which viii
;o's0t me laoorer from dangerous for
-. Co1 petition, or Improve anC
80. ms condition at home. vii
1--'-nltA or unqualified approval
- ilng n our hostility TO Anarch-
go socialism and Communism, W,
49,, 49,. .S suen wise legislation as may in
.e - mai harmony which ought Away.
49, 80 Al, between employer and en-
~. We recognize the right of al
r-n--,.1 ~ ASSOCIATION. 10 promote thei'
500 ana protection, IN ever,
riS5, "a - Gees not infringe upon th'
br I,s " otaers. We favor the creation
- - sfess, OF 2 national department
e-b 1-.9i, The head Of which shall be .
n -. 'Olhcer, whose duty il shall b,
rs,;.-I sCt' SYSTEMATIC and publish stat
s,-,-I 4h!ormatiOn relating 10 thl
49, 80, sanitary, educational and com
n 80 al condition Of the workingmer
ST. nation. Demand that al
1851 state or national. charged
,- - me duty Of enforcing laws which
~, 80 i0F the proper security Of tn
h 49, 80 health OF workingmen, shall
r-elcal men. The United State
fs- ;;-.e' IN refusing 10 order an invest
fs.Jt u q the means BY which q seat Il
was procured for Henry E
rs,s-ss, mas disappointed the lust an
Or ASoie expectances Of the people O
lo-S.. The eighth resolution Is as fol
an 'Oflng, as We do, every legitimat
n so1sutuuoral means for diminish
@Io eradicaung he ems r.st,iuu
AID ,s.S- tiEInc IN intoxicating liquor
IN tsoooommending such legislation 5
aoreast With tbs enl;ghtere