New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

gallant noble young democrat who been coaxed
to stand by his party defend Democratic principles
Lawrence T. Neal. Great applause and chccrs)
S. d. Dodge OF Cleveland nominated Virgil r. Kline
| Of Cuyahoga County.
There was one Wild, enthusiastic deafening cheer OF
| applause when General Michael Ryan. Of Cincinnati.
arose to nominate Campbell He said In part:
1 am a Democrat from Hamilton 1 am here TO con-
adct the statement that all Democrats from Hamilton
County are opposed TO present Governor for enom-
nation. (Cheers.) I sent here by large BODY OF
Democrats from country to say TO this convention a
they are harmony, heart and SOUL with the general
feeling Of the Democracy throughout the state that the
wse the proper the patriotic thing for this convention to
day is to renomnae present worthy and excellent Gov.
ernor-Hon James E. Campbell prolonged applause)
Two years ago the great Republican dictator in the
full tide Of his power and glory In this State Surrounded
by his cohorts army Of ohcehoders OF his own making
and backed by strength and wealth Of the National Be-
publican machine 1t did, indeed seem vain attempt TO
10 seek Foraker. But nevertheless We put up
James T. Campbell against him Why 1t was like putting
up David fight Goliath. but the flight came OIL all the
| same and Goliath was not in It, (LaughteD.
We want Governor who has the courage to stand by
pie irrespective Of friend foe Therefore We
want James Z. Campbell. Cheers) With an honest
heart whose every thr0h is for party In the name OF
good government In the and behalf Of pure. un
sullied Democracy present to you the name OF maa
who has yet met defeat-Hon. James Il. Campbell
(Cheers)
After John A. Richie. of Lucas County, had
seconded Campbers nomination, and A. Il. Bolin,
of Pickaway County, seconded Meals nomination. the
roll finally ordered to be called. From the be-
ginning Campbell easily led all his competitors When
Hamilton County reached and Campbell received
four votes, his friends cheered themselves hoarSe with
enthusiasm When the result was finally announced
showing Campbels nomination there another
repetition of the wild Of enthusiasm Of the day
While others cheering the Cincnnatlans Kissed
vigorously and refused to be Quoted.
The Official vote Campbell 500 T-16; Neal
134 1-G; Kline. Sc, and Congressman Johnson 1
vote.
"On behalf of Cuyahoga County," said Dodge, the
leader Of the Kline men, Il that we make the
nomination of Campbell unanimous Npplause) The
motion was quickly put and declared carried on viva
voce vote, the Neal falling to demand the yeas
and nays. The Hamilton men voted no i'll chorus
however, and, if to emphasize their opposition, re
peated the No, no. no, no." for half minute Fol-
lowing the announcement that the motion had pre-
vailed, they Kissed loudly and repeatedly. nowithotand-
ing the cries of shame, shame from the CuyaloSa
County delegation. A committee was appointed TO
escort the Governor to the hail. and nominations for
Lieutenant Governor were declared in order For this
Office there was only candidate W. v Marquis the
present incumbent, who was renominated by aoclama-
ton.
At this juncture the committee returned with Gov
crnor Campbell and the familiar face of the Gov
ernor was discerned in the throng another outbnrst
of enthusiasm marked the proceedings 81 Introduce
your resent and future Governor" said the chairman
briefly, and Governor Campbell stepped to the fcnt
The Governor said in part:
While gratefully accepting second nomination from the
Democratic party OF Ohio thoughts naturally revert 10
the record and Of that party since the memor
able Dayton Convention. Victorious in the ensuing elec
ton the Ohio Democracy has egsaed for the State and
administered its affairs for eighteen months In That
short period destroyed vesge Of the dangerous
Capitalization which had made the Office OF Governor
,xnYla ha pa.tnY IN
seventeen the control of their elections 1t has pro-
vdcd new and better Of government in conformity
TO popular desire. for several of the larger cities 1t has
devoted time and the perfection Of Law securing
secrecy OF ballot thereby assuring unbiased and I'M
bought verdict Of the people at the polls This essential
reform frustrated the st session Of the General
Assembly by the unanimous vote Of the Senators belonging
to political party which recently gathered in convention
at Columbus. and procd with hollow mockery Of free
bao; and fair count.
The Democratic party has done more to advance the
VI higher education BY It's legislation for the Ohio
state University and appropriations the other univtr
sites tan had been accomplished in all the long history
OF the State; and it has also been mindful OF general
education by cnactg sanitary law for the chcapcning
OF school books to the chdron Of tho poor 1t had the
courage 70 attack the odious fee system whereby public
officials excessively compensated, and has substl
tuted system Of just and reasonable salaries. 1t has
especially looked the welfare Of agriculture, which
has been continuously imposed upon BY Republican Con-
IL decreased taxation 100000 per year by
the repeal OF the sinking fund levy.
The electors Ohio have other reasons voting with
us this year besides such solely this Sta The
battle before rs essentially National Not only
this because the result seriously affect
years Federal elections but also because the Republicans
Ohio unTeserVedy identified themselves
tempted by the List Congress In their platform they
have reaod their adherence 10 the Infamous Force bill
the Republican lost measure obviously designed
TO destroy free elections that Republican Senators
nhict it upon the country The Republican party Of
Ohio appears the defender Of that arbitrary disregard Of
minority rights which dgraced the last House Of Repre-.
sentatives. 1t upholds the fraudulent uDseatng
fully elected members the steal Of Montana by the Senate
all other hghhanded outrages by which that party
sought TO pepcuate its power against the wishes
the people represents the reckless extravaganza and
astounding prOfgacy which have dIsspatcd splendid
Democratic resurus, forced the extension Of National
bonds and compelled Ohio Secretary Of Treasury 10
tricks OF bookkeeping and subteruges unworthy
Of his Office in order to conceal deficit deceive tho
people
Pre-emnently also does the Republican leader in Ohio
Whose high character and conspicuous but
paze mis- advocacy Of lad legislation per-
ncous tiG which rejected at the polls last
year by the people Of the entire country idcnt
with his saturated with and wrought
by HIS hands.
In his recent speech Of acceptance this same champion Of
higher pr lection said " We follow the tsrG teachings
Washington and Hamilton, Of Clay and Webster of Lincoln
and Garfield" Let us how wide of the mark this
statement is. The tria Of to-day Is the 37a
per cent the tariff o, Washington III per cent; TIE
protection sought by Clay for the benefit Of lin.
FAINT" industries tariff to-day increases protection
upon Industries which have been coddc1
ninety years the Protection Of Garfield was quote his
words. that kind Of protection which leads ult
free trade" Let the Republicans Ohio who
gone mad protection this year and Start
with upon the backN ard march toward the tariff Of
Washington; Or better vet, enroll themselves under
Let the wel-ncanng who train under the Of
the Farmers Alliance" OF the Peoples party and
remedy real grievances brought about by Re
publican legislation remember that third party
succeed but that with and a part OF u.s. they can
help swell the joyous hosannas that viii peal Heaven
burdened people Of the country when
glad tidings forth next November yet
IN possession Of the old Republican ctadenow the
cratic Buckeye State.
j. f. Peckinhaugh. Of Wayne County. was named for
! Auditor. John 2. Dailey. Of Putnam COUNTY,. Wa