The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-16
OHIO DEMOCRATS SPEAK.
1HEY ELECT 7BREE AN7T- cLEpELAND
NEW As DELEGAJEs AT JARHE

Poor show for tho Man OF We'she
Among the Buckeye Boys-Loud Cheors
for Hin-The Party support Pied, 81 to
Ch,cseo,s Nominee-The Plstfors.
CoruMpus. O., Juno 16-The Democratic
State Convention was called to meet at y
o'clock this morning In the Grand opera
House. but was an hour late In meeting. me
Grand Opera House was tastefully decorated
and flags and bunting OF all nations were to be
seen on all sides. In the centre OF the stage
hung a picture OF "the noblest Roman OF
them ALL" Allen G. Thurman. while on each
side Gen. jackson and exGov Campbell were
to be seen.
james F. Neal Of Hamilton. the temporary
Chairman. was greeted with loud applause
when he appeared on the stage
DR.. j. A. Norton. Chairman OF the State Cen
trail Committee. opened in neat and appro-
pirate speech. predicting victory In November.
At mention OF the various candidates for Pres
ident tho Convention cheered Justify. but whom
Hills name was uttered It was shown that
the Convention was Hill Convention.
When Norton quoted. II am q Democrat.
there was long and loud applause and cries OF
"Hurrah for Hill |" Campbell had an ovation.
and 80 did Brlce. The temporary Chairman was
then introduced and made splendid speech.
He called attention to the fact that the Repub-
lican idol. James G. Blaine. had last week been
set aside at Minneapolis. and the off1ceholders
and 353 Southern delegates had renominnted
Harrison. Hc also spoke OF the ubiquitous
Mckinley BILL" and reviewed the Ohio cam
paign OF last year. and showed how the whole
available force Of the Administration helped
elect Mckinley last November. and how money
was poured out in Ohio. Money to throw Mt
the BIRDS" said the speaker.
Neal predicted that the National Dem ocratic
Convention would deal honestly with the sill
YER question. and would resolve that a silver
dollar should DO q dollar In fact as we'll as
In name. Nenl also mentioned nll tho candi-
dates names for the Presidency. Hill and
Cleveland being cheered time and time again.
Thurman also cnme in for an ovation. A loud
laugh was raised when the speaker rausing.
said: who. then. Is Ohio's choice Z" and
small boy in the gallery answered: Billy
Patterson"
When the Convention reassemb led. and the
report OF committees had been given. the
Chairman called for the next thing In order.
tho nomination of candidates. Dr.. Norton
nominated w. A.. Taylor OF Columbus. one OF
the Cincinnati EnQt,rcr's reporters. rs n candi-
date for Secretary Of State. and Jesse Lewis OF
Champaign seconded the nomination. W. A.
Maine OF Mahoning Presented n. II. Ilys"l
ex-Speaker of tho Ohio House Of Representa-
tives. DR.. Haggerty Of Williams seconded tho
nomination OF Hysel The roll OF the eighty
eight counties was called. and the ballot re-
suited:
Taylor. 464; Hysell. 2fS.
The next Secretary Of State Is bound to she
Taylor. as Samuel II. Taylor of Champaign
tRepublicanl was nominated by the Republi-
cans as their candidate. Col. Taylor Of Column
lus. the nominee. was called for. He said that
the Office here sought the man with scar
a." r fs 4 m mo" on"
speeches OF the day. said man, bright thing.
and promised 70 make the light exceedingly
interesting for his nnmcsake
Congressman Iierson, Of Monroe. county
placed In nomination Judge briggs OF Monroe
Waiter Ritchio Of Alien nominated Judge Beer
q ee4 Tor the p snF eer n5 nSm
w. II. Wolfe Of Lancaster was naElcd for
Clerk o: the supreme Court as was also J.. +
]: A. Gnrdnsr teoIoredl brother, Gardner"
Of tho imskiln CaE nominated r A. JonSs
for member .oi the Board Of Public Works.
Guyhoga county Cleveland. o. went back on
Myers OF Cincinnati was numod and nomi-
mated by "a vote Of $50 for and 27l against.
The Committee on Resolutions. through its
Chairman. cX-Sccretary of State james ".
Newman Of Seio,o. then reported the plat
The platform pledges earnest and cordial
support for the nominees Of the Chicago Con.
tariff and tho reduction Of unnecessary and
burdensome taxation: recognizes in the high
tariff recently imposed or thrnntcncd by Ger
the high duties imposed by the Mckinley law.
and demands such mobilization Of our tariff
law as will secure admission Of our ag:icuI-
tural products into foreign countries free OF
duty: denounces the sherman act ot 1850. and
believes that gold and silver should circulate
IN n n In
nounces as hypocritical the demand OF
~ ,I Republican party for free bal;
unanimous opposition to the Australian meth
cd !: declares that the last General Assembly.
branches. Was the s most inc tt nj G and
profiignto OF any Legislature ever chosen in
Ohio; calls attention to 1t having repealed and
altered important and wholesome legislation
enacted by the Democrats and having lail led
and refused to cnsrt important and needed
its many acts Of mafrasance Should bring
upon it the sevorest rondcmnation: demands
the renewal Of partisanshir from the chnrita-
Bile and BENEVOLENT institutions Of the state:
favors liberal and lust pensions for deserving
soldiers AMI sailors: and closes With the
istration of the democratic party four years
ago entities it to return to power.
j. +. stewart Of Richund and II. C. Stone
burger OF Miami were nominated as FRESH
Congressman Cultivate Of Columbus then
and Gen. !. T. finlny named tho Hon. Law.
renee II. Neal Of ios, county. Great applausr.l
Thomas Powell placed in nomination senator
Calvin 5. Ericc. Loud and long continued
cheering Col. Ike Hi moved that Brce and
Campbell be nominated by reclamation. The
Chairman ruled that this motion was out Of
order ut this time, Elmer White Of Toledo
Of CleyelqnI named Lob" 'loe Of the same
test speech Of the Convention IN, nominating
John Mcmahon. |. G. Cole OF Wood county
was loudly cheered when no placed Gov. Camp
bell in nomination; u. B. Keeffor OF Tuscnro-
ras county moved that Brico and Campbell be
n!9minat"d hy exclamation. Loud cries, Of
No. MOI The counties were then called
and the following vote east.
Brce TOT: Campbell. GG3; Blee. 1884,; Neal I5o;
McMahon. 3olh: Thurman. 2i79: Ilurd 5J3.
Brice Campbell. and Neal were three OF the
four elected 1.-TWO anti Cleveland and one
Campbell for Cleveland. On the second vote
Bob Blee Of CLEVELAND was elected receiving
hH votes to $40 for Hurd. The four delegates
at large therefore. arc Brce, Campbell. Neal.
Cleveland, and the 4ternates are senator
7, NJ. Fuller Of Hamilton. and W. G. Gear OF
Wyandotte county.
The man who cannot see that the Conyen-
ton was anti Cleveland is to be pitied.. The
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