The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-07-23
OHIO DEMOCRATS.
Campbell Renominated for Governor on
First BaIlot-Balance of the Ticket.

Campbell Renominated for Governor ON
First BaIlot-Balance of the Ticket.
CLEVELAND, o., July 15.-Half past
ten was the hour named in the official
call for the Democratic state convention
to be called to order, but as early as
the crowd outside Of the structure made
the thoroughfare impossible, and when
the doors were thrown open 1t seemed
but few minutes before every one OF
the 5000 or more seats had its occupant.
From the rear of the stage, q safe place
in view of the possibility Of trouble, a
large number of ladies viewed the pro
ceedings with interest. As a prelude to
bands In the balcony rendered medley
of national airs, and after State Chair.
man John s. Norton-prompt to the
minute-had called the gathering to
order, the blessing and protection of the
Creator was invoked by Rev. DR.. T, w.
Campbell, pastor of the Cleveland First
Methodist Episcopal church. After the
the prayer the convention was enter
tanned with song of welcome by the
Thurman Quartette. of Columbus.
State Chairman Norton then babe well
come to the delegates.
Mr.. Thurman made short address
and was greeted with hearty cheers.
The committee on permanent orpani-
cation submitted the name of Ex-
Congressman Frank LIE Bond, of Mer-
Ger, as permanent presiding officer. 1t
was adopted with hurrah. LIE Blond
spoke briefly, but to the point. he told
the delegates that they were the repre-
sentatives Of the intelligence Of the state
and that Thomas jefferson, had he lived
to this day, would have been proud of
them, and of the Democratic party as it
now exists. This and the usual thanks
was all.
Nomination. Made.
The convention took 10 the nomins-
tions for governor. Campbell, Neal,
Kline and Congressman johnson were
placed in nomination and ballot taken,
which resulted in the nomination of
Campbell. The voted stood: Campbell
sos 7-16, Neal 1874 9-1G, Kline Sc, Con
gresham Tom L. Johnson l.
After the announcement of the vote
Neal moved to appoint q committee to
escort the next governor Of Ohio through
the hall" The Cincinnati delegation
shouted mo-" and there was greater
uproar. A greater sensation was caused
however, when, after Hines supporters
had moved to make the nomination
unanimous, the Hamilton county dele
gates refused their sanction.
At $3.50 p. m. nominations for lieuten-
ant governor were declared in order.
Ex-Congressnan Yoder, Of Lima, pre-
sented the name of W. v. Marquis, the
present incumbent, and he was nomin-
ated by reclamation.
The Ticket Completed.
Other officers nominated are as fol.
lows: Auditor Of state, Hon. L. E.
Peckinbaugh, OF Wayne county; attor-
ney general. John P Bailey, Of Putnam
county; state treasurer, G. 2. Acker.
man, of Mansfield; Judge OF supreme
court, Gus Il. Wald, of Hamilton
county; commissioner Of common
schools, Charles G. Miller, of Erie
county; member board Of pnb!;c works,
John Men apara. OF Summit county
member food and dsiry commission, 81.
8. Trumbo. of Lawrence county.
After passing the usual vote of
thanks to the officers the convention at
8 p. m. adjourned sine die.