The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-29

ToR ATTORNEY dENERAL,
J. ~ LEwls, Of Champaign county,
ToR BOARD or PUBLlO WORKS,
FRANK REYNOLDS, Of Hamilton county,
FOR CLERK OR SUPRENE COURT,
J, sIoEaAEEE Of Seneca county.
DAYTON, August 2s,TThe town did
mol sleep last night It's electric lights
flooded the streets with brightness, and
the enthusiasm Of the delegates and
visitors kept them walking through the
whole night until, with the coming Of
daybreak, club from Canton, Ohio,
marched with a fine band from the de-
not. 1t is undoubtedly the largest con-
yenllon held by the Democrats Of Ohio
for a long time and the citizens Of Day.
ton, regardless Of party, have made IA
vorable impression by their graceful
COurtesies.
A notable one was the tender Of the
Garfield clubs room to tho Committee
on Resolutions, followed by a lunch for
the committee. The convention Is held
in the rink a large wooden building
capable Of seating several thousand peO-
ple but wholly inadequate to the de-
nands made by the crowds Of people
anxious to he present at the great State
Council. Ample arrangements were
made for seating the delegates and the
working force necessary to carry on the
proceedings.
ing OF the convention. The delegates
were seated and the hall was packed at
lO:l5, when Dr., Norton raped for order.
After prayer by Rev. DR.. McCarlin, DR..
Norton made brief address, outlining
the purposes OF the convention, He
made his speech the vehicle for capstic
criticism oi the Republican party, and
especially OF Governor Foraker, the can.
dilate ofthat party for reelection. This
was followed by an eulogy Of the Demo.
cratic party and its principles. His allu.
sious 10 Grover Cleveland as the noblest
aud greatest OF all living Democrats was
marked by long continued applause.
The Committee on Credentials report
ed no contests.
The Hon. NJ. b. Harter, OF Richland
county, was elected for permanent Pres.
ident; Lewis g. Bernard, Of Hamilton
county, for Secretary, and Peter Weld.
ner, Of Montgomery, for sergeant.at'
Arms, recommended for election by the
Committee on Organization.
Ne HuRtnR EtNa,la a uaRtg InNHthV
speech, covering nearly all points at
issue between the parties.
After adopting the report Of the Com
mittee OH Rules and Order ,ot Business,
aud the announcement ofthe State Cen.
tral Committee the Hon. John Mchiahon
made the report Of the Committee on
Resolutions, preiaCing II with the state.
ment that 1t was not compromise, but
was unanimously adopted, and that the
committee was fully agreed that there
should be no backward step In the mat
ter Of tariff reform. [Great applause.
,TIlR PLATRoRM.
Fist-The Democracy Of Ohio in con.
yentton assembled, approve the declara.
ton Of principles made by the National
n.u,o....,. I, G, Tn,is IL ieoe .,,d az
peiSSIaIl inm.. - ~ - ; n ~ t9SSI, suu 81
Ie.Si! Ia.iu: 'ist t.pST SHs tons a. tva a,;If oae.
tinue the battle for tariff reform until
the cause Of the people Is triumphant.
Second-We regard trnstsin whatever
form organized, as the legitimate result
OF our present tariff system aud We de.
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Ss1iSr % n oiI % S;,iSe,sgn,c AZ y % cus ansncial
Affairs as shown by lie Official records.
SiEth-We protest against the re-
peated enactment o. laws vesting the
sI sppSIng Sim p1SSo ~ sortIa, ~ tSs locaI % bospSs
oI our leading citizens. While depriying
them oi sell eovernment n ronstrueia q
vast political machine That is al all
times dangerous and In the hands Of a
partisan chief executive has become q
positive menace 10 the peoplaoi The State,
Seycnth-The nomihationoi the Gov.
ernor Of Ohio for q third term In viola.
ton OF all precedent by the notorious
and disgraceiui use Of patronage al his
command. a an outrage aVaihst the peo.
pie and shonid be fe6ukel AZ The polls.
EiVhtb-We heartily favor home rule
in Ireland and We demand Il also for
Ohio. While iayorlhg all laws that
sArrctllv ntoiarl tha hAilo[ box and the
honest y6lor We demand ihe ensctment
Of laws tint wifi enable our cities 70
choose their own servants and control
their own afIRIfS. Ii'TFF fff7
JouN AIMcMAtor, Chairman.
CO, COOK, Secretary,
N9hlNATioNp
a resolution lnvOfinR the location OF