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fully written which docs not give to him posi-
tion in y analogous 70 that held by Richard Cob
trade movement in England. For the trial pas.
sage Of the free wool clause, when by one, word
the junior senator from ohio. calvin s. Brice.
than TO any other Influence. or 20 all other nilu-
saved for tariff reform the most important fea-
ture OF the bill as IL passed the House,
But, merltorious as is this law. II s but the
Chicago platform declares that protection is un-
Constitutional and robbery. II that declara-
tlon be true, our mission cannot he ended while a
protective statute remains. Let no one cry
peare, peace, when there Is no peace. No ques-
tion Is finally settled until II Is rightly settled;
justice requires that all shall have equal oppor-
tunities in the race Of life, and that Congress
has no right to help ane man or business at the
expense OF another. Then the day will not be
far distant when the last vestige OF protection
shall have disappeared from the legislation Of
The ex- Congressman devoted the rest Of his
speech To bitter attack upon the American
cause Il was un-American. Its Affiliations were
with the Republican marty, and y gave Gov.
gave the large RepubIicah majority in Maine a
Reports u the Committees on Rules and Or
der Of Business, Credentials, and Resolutions
were then called for. Gen. T.. Is. Finley OF Bu-
cyrus Chairman Of the Committee on Resolu-
tfons. read the platform, which contained the
THE Democracy Of Ohio e, conyention as
sem5led hers6{ enprsise. seI nc hsaTy snd N fo bnn
est Administration of President Cleveland. We
adhere to the declarations of the Democratic
party in its national platform that protection
Is a fraud and we recognize the beneficial re-
ductlons Of duties on imports Just made by Con-
be made. holding in view the revenue necessary
to be raised for the support OF the iiOvernment
TO the end that the injustice of purely protective
We dissent from the Presidents views. con-
struction, and treatment OF the silver question
and therefore believe that silver should be re-
stored to the position i occupied as money prior
to its demonetization by The Republican party
Sna to H! ~ d shS rno ~ f 5
with the legal tender power ., r. ,o,,
son arose on the floor Of the House and submit
ted the following addition. which was finally
beaten: ,,.,,,., s,,,o. s.r
ators by direct vote ~ the people. and for the
purpose of practically effecting that end we
hereby direct that the DcrnoSrattc state central
vention FOR the nomination Of state officers in
the year 1895, include therein the announce
will be named by said Convention. who shall re-
ceive the support Of the Democratic members OF
's tiye No % AFTER The votes were taken
TIL ticke; was nominated: secretary Of
state. Milton Turner, Guernsey supreme Judge,
James ID. Ermston, Haniiton: state school
Commissioner James A. Leech, Franklin; mem
Der Board OF Public Works, Henry b. ketfer,
To the musical accompaniment OF The
Campbclls Are Coming" perhaps significant in
view Of the fact that the ex-Governor's friends
are charged with the responsibility OF the at
tack upon the Senator. the Convention then ad-
journed.
Before leaving Columbus tonight Senator
Br!ce said Ia the United Press reporter:
IL do not consider myself or my future ac-
tions bound BY the decision of the Convention
on the silver question. ] shall act and shall
vote as consider best for the financial and
commercial interests of the country, regardless
Of the views of the Ohio Democracy. And those
interests are not to bc conserved by free silver.
AS TO the Senatorial question. my friends re-
garled IL a personal vote. l am satisfied, and
they are more 70. 1t Is significant that the vote
in my behalf came from the country districts
that elect Democratic members OF the LeRisla-
ture while the opposition votes came from the
towns and cities that return Republicans TO the
Legislature. wha, more need be saidy"
Allen w Thurman will be Chairman of the
new Democratic Executive Committee and
manage the campaign. This Is in recognition OF
his leadership In securing the adoption OF the
free silver resolution. II" n not IA niember OF
the Brice faction. lie was chosen BY the new
state Central Committee tonight.
The other members OF the Executive Com
mittee are Judge Lewis Brecker. Rchland
county; ". +. Decker. paulding: y. II. Milll-
gan. Belmont: W. e.. Gear, Randolph; T. VI.
Hagan. Clarke: II. u. Reach. Coshoctor: l.. q.
BERNARD. Hamilton; w, X. Ryan. Cuyh0ga
Henry Apthorp, AshtabUla, and W. J. Mason,
uskingum. The other officers Of the commit
tee will he selected next week,