Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-29
IN THE CONVENTION.
, n.en.sesu. Days work magu' dcentiy
Done.

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Done.
DAYTON. August 2s The town did not
s.lssn l.stn.sba Isescr.chghts Hooded
che streets vi.h brightness and the enthu-
-,sm of the delegates and visitors kept
thsm waleiug .h-ougd the whole night
unal the coming ci dsybreak. A club
fom Canton. Ohio. marched with tue
band from the depot It's undoubtedly
the laress. convention held by the Demo.
Gratis of Ohio for a long time and the pso-
8sof Dayton. regardless Of party have
is a isyor.b.e impression by graceful
..rtesieg
notable o-s was Che tender of the
Garfield clubs room To- tie Committee or
..soluuous liovcd by lunch for the
committee. The convention WIS hclo lp
theriok. "a large wooden building capable
of .sstnq several thousand people, bu
wholly INADEQUATE ,1 the demands mad,
by the crowds cf people anxious t0 De
nreesut st ihs great State council. Ample
sr-,ngenents were made fox scaling tle
delegates and the working force necessary
to carry on che proceedings.
THE CONTENTION IN SESSION.
Teno'eiack was the time for the open
.,.,ft t5s convention. The delegates were
..,ieF and tie iall was p.cked at lol5.
,sben Ur. Norton mppci t1r order. After
r-,ver Boy Rev. Dr. McCariiu, Dr. Norton
-a5s, 6r..f address outlining the pur.
-o.e4or tae convention lie made hi-
.re,.b the vehicle for caustic criticism o'
.re ReBnhiclu party. aud especially OF
.rg Foraker. the candidate OF that party
.-rs.election This wes followed by o.
.ursv ofihs DsmCcmdc party and us
.-.rc.n'ss His alluHon to Grover Oieve-
bad ss tbs roblest and greatest OF living
Democrats. was marked 10y long ana coz
aaued applause.
The Committee on Credentials reported
. .,-t.4t bnt that L1cas county was
e-.1tss bv mass delegation 10 &C.
I.res with Che action of the Executive
rr.rra. whose vote In convention
-.I h. 10 aggregate %. l7 votes A
notion t1 recommit. with Instructions 90
.rs D. delegates entitled 10 seats,
made coupled with r5commenda-
r.r n.a.ast mass delegate presentations
.r-. conventions. After briei de-
.t.r. motion was laid on ths table and
o-. OF the committed was adopted
HARMONIOUS ORGANIZATION.
.a.hr I'd Hsrter. of Richland county,
..- named for permanent ffesiden1
o. Bernard. of Hamilton co1aiy'
nry and Peter Weidner, OF Mont
..- .or Ssreeant.at-Arms. They were
.-1 along with a Vice President
NI Assistant Secretary for each Congfes-
SOMA. district
r Hsrter made O. very lengthy speech
covering NEARLY an poi1i1 90 issue between
aemru,s
N-e- adopting the report OF the Com
a.t.ee -1 k1Ies aud Ocder of Business aud
De snr. -1cement of the Sate Central
Committee Che Hon. John AcMahon
uaie lte report q. the Committee on Res
H...rs rr.ac.rg it vi.h ine statement %
'at . .oupromi-e. but was unani-
-op.et aud that the COMMITTEES
FOLLY sst-lI ,bat there should pc no
.aNar -.ep .o The matter OF tarii re-
Great applause.
u.Ns STRAIGHT r0 iaE line
tds Democracy tr Ohio, 10
Convention a,.suh.ed, approve the decla-
aHon o. principle. made by the National
Hau.cucy i1 ST. Louis in lo,s. and es-
Ft.a.y thatpsr OF 1t demanding reduc-
tou nuf taxes. We viii continue the
battle ar au8 reform until the cause Of
Doe people Isl Triumphant
o-clr.-We rsgsri trusts is whatever
or- orcir'z5, as Che legitimate resalt OF
r present tariff sys'em. and we demand
- Ieneal of ali tariff taxes. that enable
-1al to eN.ort teom the people eEorbi-
.al, f,lss for the products they control
lrIrd-Ws again acknowledge the great
te.. of gratitude the nation owes 10 the
-,roes oi the late wal. and We declare in