Evening journal., 1891-07-16
CAMPBELL WON THE DAY.
Renominated for Governor by
the Ohio Democrats.
NKINLEY PRAISED AND oENsURED.

NoAhPbcA anu MS lfltuuh preulcteIs thty
easily won a victory over their opponents
In the Democratic state convention. The
full ticket nominated follows:
For Governor -Jamos r. Campbell.
For Lieutenant Governor-W v MARQUIS.
For Auditor of state-Hon Il. r. Peckin-
paugh Of Wayne county.
For Attorney aeneral-John p. Bailey cf
Putnam county.
For State rreasnrer-C. +. Alderman, OF
| Mansfield
For judge Of the Supreme Court-Gustavus
| II. Wald, Of Hamilton county.
For Commissioner Of Common Schools
Charles " Miller, Of Erie county.
! For Member Of the Board OF Public Works.
John q. McNamara Of Summit county.
For Member Of toe Food and Dairy Commits
sion-H. S. Trumbo, Of Lawrence county.
Young Thurman warmly Welcomed.
In welcoming the delegates TO Cleveland
State Chairman Norton paid a touching
tribute 70 Hon. Allen G. Thurman, AMI
then Anen w. Thurman, the "Old
Romans" son, was warmly welcomed as
temporary chairman, and young Thur
mans speech was received with loud ar
/ plause. Frank ID. Blonde was made per
manent chairman. The device adopted
Tor the party printing was u rooster. Gov
ernor Campbell was then renominated by
an overwhelming majority over Neal his
principal opponent In a long speech Gov
ernor Campbell reviewed the work Of his
administration, which he maintained had
| been Of vast benefit to the state Pass
ing on TO national affairs he said;
The Republican party Of the state Of Ohio
represents the reckless extravaganza and
astounding profigacy which have disspated
theHplendid Democratic surplus; forced the ex-
tension Of national bonds and compelled an
Ohio secretary OF the treasury 10 resort TO tho
trick Of bookkeeping and subterfuges unworthy
OF his Office In order 10 conceal deficit and de
eeive the people
lie Compliments Mckinley.
Prominently also does the Republican leader
in Ohio fwhose high character and conspicuous
4 career but emphasized his advocacy OF bad leg
isiation) stand for that pernicious tariff meas
ure which was rejected at the polls last year by
the people OF the entire country measure
! identified with his name, saturated with his
ideas and wrought by his hands, and a measure
Designed as has been well said, in the interest
2 'of monopoly for monopoly measure which
Is bringing about the worst Of all contradictions
= the centrGization Of wealth with its debasin<
Q and destructive results a measure which has
! already Ia many cases made less work ami
n lower wages for productive labor a measare
r which has forced the farmer ia Ohio to sell bis
q wool in some instances as low rs twenty cents a
x pound, and that too, in q market whaTu
! he paws more dearly for hundreds of ne.es,aas /.
Z with the humbug Of bounty produced sugar {,
( measure which forces from the labor OF iha
u country Slf,no0,OuO each year OF the benefit n
perspective tin mines owned by capitalists " no
live IN England, and prospective tin pla 6
works 20 be operated by labor imported frln
q Wales; measure which, as II came from t.le
n hands Of its author did not, in the opinion II
l. an eminent Republican, open a market for
e another pound Of pork or another barrel
4 -four" a measure which could not be forced
"a II D
: sugar coated with the old Democratic doctrine
! OF reciprocity-a doctrine finally though feebly
Q embodied Ia the bill In spite Of opposition from
. the great Ohio protectonists
g The Tariff Of Today.
4 In his recent speech OF acceptance this saino
champion Of higher protection said. 1--WE fol
low the tariff teachings Of Washington and
Hamilton, Of Clay and Webster, Of Lincoln and
Garfield" Let us see how wide of the mark
this statement is
: The tariff OF today is at the rate Of 57i6 rer
cent the tariff OF Washington was "a perfelt
I the protection sought by Clay was for the bsna-
ht Of infant industries the tariff Of today in
creases protection upon industries which have
( beon coddled for more than ninety years tAs
protection OF Garfield was to quote his own
words, "that kind OF protection which 1 %
> ultimate free trade"
40 Third Party Can Succeed"
Let the Republicans Of Ohio who have not
Il
start with US on the backward march t1whid a
the tariff Of Washington, or, better yet. onstl
) themselves under banner inscribed with taa o
burning words OF Garfield Let the well moan
ing men who train under the names OF Farm
ers' Alliance" OF Peoples party and ho
seek to remedy real grievances, brought about
by Republican legislation, remember that 10
third party succeed, but with as aud as a
part of as they can help to swell the joyo4s
hosanna that viii peal to heaven from Do tax
burdened people Of the entire country whom tlas
, glad tidinRs go forth next November thus We
are yet in possession Of the old Republican cita-
del-now the Democratic Buckeye state.
Tho Platform.
The majority platform indorsed Camp
. BELLS administration and the secret nallot
law, and favored a tariff for revenue only.
IL demanded the demonetization of silver
in this fashion,
} We denounce the demonstration Of silver in
lSi3by the party then in power as an in'qritous
alteration OF the money standard IN ta.or uf
creditors and against debtors Taxpayers and
producers and which, by shutting off one III the
sources Of supply of primary money, operates
continually to increase the value Of gold ia-
press prices, hamper industry and disparage
enterprise And we demand the re . 5ate-
ment OF the constitutional standard OF b. a
gold and silver, with the equal right OF eaeh
TO free and unlimited coinage.
IL favored reciprocity with Canada and
uniform municipal government for the
, state. Frank German, Of Cincinnati, suo-
mitted this substitute for the silver plank
in minority report;
The Proposed Substitute silver Plank.
We believe in honest money, the coinage ot
gold and silver and circulating medium cor
vertible into such money without loss; and No
oppose all legislation which tends to drive
either gold OF silver out OF circulation, and We
believe in maintaining the coinage OF bo1h
metals ON parity
We also recommend that the resolr ton dc
claring for graduated tax on incomes be
stricken from the platform.
Judge Gorman contended that it was
not the province of Democratic conven-
tion to take up the fight Of the silver sena-
tors of Colorado and Nevada. BY adopt
ing a free coinage plank the convention
would put the seal of approval upon the
issue Of = debased coinage by the govern-
ment. The Republican party should not
be permitted to divert the Demo cracY
from its true principles and the DemOc-
racy OF Ohio cannot afford to go in to the
campaign with such views of the money
question as enumerated in the majority re-
port General Finley followed with an ar
gument on the other side. The n aj0risy
report was adopted by a vote OF 800 70
SO01S.
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