, 1891-07-16
Gov. Campbell Renominated by
the Ohio Democrats.
An Effort Made to HarmOnize
the Warning Factions.
The Convention Adopts a
Strong Silver Plank.

ilton county support the ticket" If the
Cincinnati delegates, in their manifesto
tions of relentless opposition and hostility
today, truly represented the feelings OF
their people, then the conclusion is %irresi-
stible that a considerable portion of the
Democrats Of Hamilton county will not
support Governor Campbell in the No
vember election. Ii is almost pr verbal
in the Buckeye state that "as Hamilton
county goes in the autumn elections, so
goes the state of Ohio" II this be ac-
cep,ed as an iniallible rule. the importance
OF barmOnizing the discordant elements
in Hamilton county may well merit the
anxiety of the Democratic leaders.
Dodge, leader ofthe Kline men, moved
to make the nomination of Campbell
unanimous. The motion was quickly put
and declared carried, the Neal men failing
to demand the yeas and nays. The
Hamilton county men voted no in chorus,
however, and, as if to emphasize their
opposition, repeated mo, no." for half a
minute. Following the announcement
that the motion had prevailed. they Kissed
loudly, Notwithstanding cries of shame.
ht hthth was W biNAtu az bllb
For auditor OF state. Hon. T. Il. Peckin-
baugh of Wayne county; for attorney
general, John =. Bailey of Putnam
county; state treasurer, Z. +. Alderman
of Mansfield; Judge of the supreme court.
Gustavus ii. Wald of Hamilton county;
commissioner of common schools, Charles
Z. Miller OF Erie county; member ofbOard
OF public works, John Mcnamara of
Summit county; member OF the food and
dairy commission, H.. s. Trumbo of
Lawrence county.
The platform is as follows: The Demo
Gratis of Ohio, IN convention assembled,
hereby resolve: That we most heartily
endorse the honesty aud economy OF the
administration OF Governor James f.
Campbell and commend the sixty-ninth
general assembly for its business
qualifications, economy and reform, aud
especially for having provided for a secret
ballot by which every voter in Ohio can
cast his ballot in secret as he desires aud
have his vote counted as cast. ami we
invite attention to the TACT that the Re
publican party. though hypocfitici lily
protesting to favor a free ballot and a fair
connt, yet opposed and voted against the
bill Tor providing Tor a free and secret
ballot
We are opposed to all class l%egislat on
ana believe IN a tarl1 levied Tor the sole
purpose OF producing revenue sufficient to
ueiIay tie legitimate expenses oil the gov
economically administered. we
accept the issue t'ndered 10 us ny the lie
puohcan party on the subject OF the tarLtf,
as represented nv 'he so called Mchinley
act confident mat the verdict OF the peo-
pic OF ohlo VIII oe rScorntn against the
inldnl'ouS pony OF so-cai'eh protection.
ne favor RrauGu income thh
we uenoepoo IL ueLnTne''hi'ion VI
sn'ei ~ 10 w i.u peIt' lIen u power
standard in favor Of cred,toTs and aga;ns,
debtors. tax pavers and nrodncers and
which nv sbntting off ono Of tbe snurcas
of sunnly of urinary money, oneratcs
continually to increase the value of gold
depress prjce-. hamper industry and
disparare cuterprise. and we,demand The
reinstatement of the constitutional
standar Of both cold and silver with Tho
eonal riobt ot each tn free and unlimited
coinage.
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we are opposed 10 the enactment oil all
laws which unnecessarily interfere with
the haoiis and customs OF any OF our PEG,
pie which are not offensive 10 the moral
sentiments OF the clYilzeh WorId. ana we
believe the personal rights olthe lndi-
Vlduai honli be curtaileu only wnen IL Is
essential to the niaintehance oi the peace,
good order D welfare OF the community.
we favor inc paSHapo :, sncl Jaws by
the genera a'>rlho an wrn give us a sys-
ten 1or tie SINeinlhent our nluhlclnal'
ties uniform tH%souRnou me sttte as The
CONSTITUTION Lcqunes u wh,cn 'ne eNecn-
i've ana IeslsI'tiVo power euni he sep'
ratea; the !" ~ I'orei ~ a mayor
anu tGe IL ''pLc't' o"' % ne
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u " N'u iHI1 sa'e IIou tue
W. sau. einao VI spec'al legis'au9p,
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NiHn y e a. amh%nesienoor anu the re-
nova =, =. III lds'ng anu annoying
IesIll guy Ve3 our peopie
Wiz" ~ Sor.m a"s suoS'an'iai revenue
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