Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-29
ONO DEMOCRACY.
TIE PLATFORM ADOPTED BY THE
STATE CONVENTION.
Arraicnncnt Of Republican National and
state Administrations for Repeated
violations of Piedgcs--Nomination
nv telegraph to The Dispa,cs.i

, Ohio m long time, and the citizens
4, DAYTON, regardless OF party, have
,irI with each other in extending cour-
tc.los.
notable instance was the tender Of
g. Garfield Clubs room 90 The Commit
ora Resolutions, followed 10y a lunch
.r ID. committee. The convention was
l.l BOD the dnk. a large. wooden build
5r0 clp1blo OF seating several thousand
.... bat wholly inadequate t. accom-
sl.at tc crowds Of people who tined
&. 1.n aimiUauce.
Ten o'clock was the time for the open
ia oi tho convention, hut il vas 1913
,ren Dr. Norton. chairman OF the state
Contra. Committee. raped for order.
After prayer by Rev. Dr. NcFnrin,
Norton made q brief address out
l.uc the purposes Of The convention.
Homllc his speech the vehicle for n
c.n-'i' criticism of the Ecpubhcan party,
a.l especially OF Governor Foraker,
tc candidate Of that party for rc-clec-
tIr.
This was followed by the eulogy Of
e. Democratic party and It's principles.
ui. allusiou 20 Grover Cleveland rs The
rah!ost and greatest Of living Democrats
was received with long-coutinued ap-
pause. The Committee on Credentials
reverted no contest, hut that of Lucas
county was represented by mass dele
cation iu accordance with The action OF
tar Executive Committee. whose vote in
the convention should Doe an aggregate Of
seventeen votes. a motion 30 rccOmmlt,
with instructions 90 name seventeen
DELEGATES outtlcd to seats, was made.
c.rrl.l With the recommendation
s.aiu-' the mass delegate Tcpr, scntation
a. utm. conventions. After brief de-
lai. the motion was lsid ON the table
Hal Tire report OF the committee was
ftuft,d. Hon. VI. -. Hartcr. of Rich
land county. WIS named for permanent
president Lewis @. Bernard, Of lianjl-
CON county. for secretary, and Peter
N0du.r. % Montgomery, for sergeant
a' arms hy tho Committee on Organiza-
t..n. and they were duly elected, along
rltl tie yi.o-Ire silcnt and assistant
t.er,tlI, for cach ou~ressional district
After iopi.ug the report Of the Com
rIt,, on Dulcs and Order of Business
aai the announcement OF the State Com
t.. Committee, Hon. u. s. Mcmahon
foarlpurt 0f the Committee on Fcso-
lr.ns. prcaciuC % with the sta. meut
Clint lt rGs not compromise. but was
rarim u5iv adopted, and that thc COM
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.-s.r..i,r for ~. r.,po,cd violation 81
...to.s 8, LoIslf of civ,l-ssryice 70
We 5cro1uce the present State Ad-
.......4,.. 81 th. most ,.s~iison de
.r..,., o,l r1,raysra5t in oIr his
~. iry,fo the careful iuyestica-
~ an .,.i-ons into our financial
i,..s .hown bv the o.iicialrecoras.
We protest AGAINST the repeated
tn.af OF laws yesting the appoint
power in the Governor enabling him
nrol the local boards Of our l,ai-
cities. While dcpriving them Of
..rW.mmcut IT constructs "a vast po-
.t'a. machine that is al all times dan
r.ls. aua ~ the hands OF partisan
chic. lzecut've has become a positive
mace O. the people Of the State
To- rh. nomination Of the Governor Of
Ohio flr third term, ~ violation OF all
r3.rt by the notorious and dis
c..rl uso OF the patronage at his
mlul is ap outrage against the PEG
T.r. aul hOult be rcuuked al the pgDS.
t Use hcriIy favor home rule IN ne
'.l and we demand II also for ONO.
While fNoring all laws that sacreily
frt.ct the ballot box and honest voter,
r- iau.nl the enactment OF laws that
riI enable our CITIZENS to choose thef
orl servants and control then own
a.'r-
Tho report was adopted with unAhi.al-
'val applause. \ resolution laVo worm
location of the Worlds ar III 1917
% omc point ia the Mississippi Valley
uasrol and referred to the committee
waoat debate.
Nominations for Governor were next
.or'cr Hon. Samuel +. Hunt made
O. opening speech, placing III nomina-
.a ZION. James f.. Campbell, of Butler
county. General Anderson, of Darko
comfy, seconded the nomination.
Hon. ". 4. Foran, o. Cleveland, pre-
u'ol the name OF Virgil Z. Kline, Of
O.yaAosa county. Mr.. Henry Apthorpe,