Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-21
OHIO CONIENliON'
,t,, Zen 10 4, Hopeless ElloEl'Y
Gnong The Delegates
.,,,,o, FOR SENATOR DnlcE'
.,.,,on, and Platform Adopted
reopcmy In Expenditure One
of the Demands.

-,.t ,sday under peculiar cltcuh-
'iv' tb. contests being between
',,,, delegations for seats e''"'sh
@,Silug factions for platform piapA'
s,,resn other elements for almost
,s,b,pe except places on the ticket
Wv" silver men realized yesterday
80, ,b.y were IN q minority, but
- inc committee on credentials
so,I.r the nigh, reduced their number
'.,s,,,Ily BY seating "Brlce Bolter',"
49,, CLEVELAND, tho silver men re-
H Ia make trouble ON the reports
,,ac,,d,ntials, resolutions anu every
ihIeg sfe, ,....,,, r.un.
,.ii,,syr out the statement; that he
MD decline nomination = tehdeitu
M Ex.CongTessnaG MCMAHON,
Cgpstessman SOrg, Col. klibouIno Ahu
j S,hsf, mentioned ior standard bearers,
~ ,.ii they would not accept. Sew
s,,i re,sonal encounters were features
oiths night meetings, aud tho feeling
.,po natter when the delegates as
,,mblsd, Tho Btice men had every
ring and their only confederation
"a. ihat OF avoiding further trouble.
when Senator Brice entered tue hall
h. received an ovation. Governor
C.mpbell afterwards was received
WITH rounds Of applause.
AtlO.SO o'clock tho chairman OF the
,,,ts committee, NJ. a. Bmalloy, called
tbs convention 10 order. Senator Bflcp
"a, introduced IA presiding officer OF
NNNufNss a In Hssnh. In
which lie maintained that the Demo
cratic party had fulfilled liA pltu W
rspealiug the SHERMAN law, the Me-
Kinley law anu the federal election
law, and urged the party In Ohio TO
stand on tho natiUnsl platform of ls92
on cufrvucy. He eulogized Cleveland
o. tue greatest statesman Of his time.
CongTersman Byron Richie, OF To-
ledo, presented the majority report on
credentials (which selected tho Brice
delegates from all contested counties,
Pnilhp Crow presented a minority
report 10 seat the Anti.Brice delegation
u CuyAhOga county, which includes
Cleveland.
A. d. WiiIel presented n minority
TOpOn TO seat the anti-Brice delegates
from CLARK county, headed by John N.
Th0mag.
John II. CLARK, OF Youngstown, q
radical gold man, delivered y philippe
10 advocating the minority report OF
Grow, which favored ffee silver dele
gates from CuyAhoga county, the most
Pronounced anti-Brico men at the con-
yt6tUu.
Roll call on tho adoption Of the
minority report a. q substitute Tor the
mhlUfiiJ fepOrton the CuyAho n conte-t
resulted: Ayes, 1857; nays, $3.50, where.
upon 90 Bfice delegates gave ~ their
Itals, amid mingled cheers aud Misses,
10 the suli. Btioe, free silver celegalss
from Cleveland.
The vote on tho Clark county con-
ttst was next taken, the question being
On substituting the minority report for
the msI0fliy report. The result wRt:
Gii. ayes; ii6t hayes.
Tue report ON credentials, sB amend.
ed, was then adopted.
Ihe report Of the committee on per-
manent organization continuing the
temporary officers WINS adopted.
Arulo was adopted limiting debate
10 Neuty minutes on each side, with
svisw Of limiting proIrncied dictate
On resolutions.
EE-CongressmAn Frank HuTd, char.
mpD Of the committee on resolutions,
'ile'ed the following report;
THE PLAIrOKM.
The following 10 the melorily report
Of Tue committee Ca resolutions, adopt.
tl 10 tue committee, 10 to 9:
"Ihe Democratic party Of Ohio, ln
Convention assembled, point with
sAuslaeiion and prize 10 the wisc action
q That party tbs last two years and
Ile results accomplished, according b
" promises, to wit: the repeal OF the
republican legislation known Us the
nleimhn law, tns un-AmericRn 10 ie-
iAl election law aud tho Mckinley
Jaw, nom which repeals has resulted
we returning prosperity to the ooun-
Wy 70 tuch Rn extent that even Re.
iuoleans are obliged to Iecognizs tue
We congratulate President Clsve-
nnI on his efforts in favor Of the re-
lsIl " these vicious laws anu the up
n,iiiug OF the credit Of the county.
We congratulate cur HuuatOT, CAL
u.s. bfice tor the earnest pHl etiec.
i've support he has given toe Presl.
Ntst w Nhtte matters.
when We consider tue fact that
Me DemocfRtic party received from
.lo Republicans In 1892 "a bankrupt
uettuFy, that 1t Inherited from them
MsNlciOuh currency aud iaTriff laws
Hn'eh had prepared aud finally pro.
Sueeu lhe panic Of 1898, We insist that
Identified to tbs thauks OF the people
I'he courage with watch 1t attacked
All rtpealed those laws.
:, we reaillrm the following portion
me seventh plank VI the platform
hs last national Democratic con.
ehIlpui 'Wo hOlI 10 tue use Of 10th
soll and ailyera ~ the standard money
we country aud 10 ths coinage OF
oo'h goli auu silver "a the standard
money without discrimination against
tntt metal OF charge for minIage;
10y 'He uollar unit OF the coinage VI
sat ~" lhe'Als must he OF equal Intrlusic
10y eAohhhgehOlev value, or be adjust
,n 10y international agreement " by
aaloguhtuh Oi legislation as shall
'1tu'e mo mainthinanee OF the parity
'ue TWO melhie anu the equal lOwsr
Ne.y dollar at all times In payment
ueu'ri anu we demand that paper
,H'tehcy shall he kept at par win and
" teitemable In such conn.,
,iMs IIslsI upon this policy NJ o.
,sulAliy necessary for tho protection OF
,e iafneFs and lAborlng glasses. tbs
"ls. !, anu most defsnssless victims of
s sso, money and hue,uAting clr.
I'VE call the attention OF lho people