The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-08-27
sAMES E. CAMPBELL

After the usual preliminary busi5ess was
disposed Of. Frank Burd, the Tree trade
apostle Of Toledo, presented the majority
repcrt of toe cOraIritt:r on resolutions. IL
reads:
The Democratic party cs Ohio in conven--
ton assembled points with s;'tiSactIon ana
pride to the wisdom Ol the action OF that
nartv in tne last two wears and fhe results
.;rroni .l;.h%d according 10 its promises. to-
wit: Iuc repeal uf the Eepub:ican ScS;sla-
tjol known rs the SbermaD law tue IN
American Federal election Law and the
McKinlev Law. from. which repeas t.;ss re-
suited fetur1in: prosperity to the country to
suck m .,xtent that even the Republicans are
obliged tc recognize :nc same.
IN stSysand thar
vicious laws and the apttotaIHeg Aot Eae;ece9Na M
of the country have been successful re
congratulate nhr Senator. Hon. Calvin s.
Erice. for thu earnest ;sIId eheeti'e support
he has Given to the President.
When we consider the facts that the Demo-
cratic party received from the Repubhcans
in 1892 bankrupt Treasury. that u !nherl1-
ed from the vicious currency and tariff laws
which had prepared and finally producec
the panic Of 1898. we insist thai 't Is ehtltieo
to the thanks Of the people Tor the courage
with y7hici, it has attacked and repeaieo
these laws: ..
seventh plank ot the last NatAol''A oeLio-
cratic Convention:
..yya hold to the use OF both gold and
eiIvpr rs the standard money OF the country,
AID to the coinage Of both gold ana siIFe.
1;ttJ,;s:t discrimination against r'ther meta
or cb:r.-n for nintaSe: but the dollar anIt "s
cofn3:,r of both metals must be OF equ;n ln-
trin*;r ard cychanSeable value, or De ADJUST
cd !,y International agreement or py sueo
= ia m
an.... Of the parity Of the " hetals and the
canal u,;.ser of every dol all tunes IN
the payment cf debts; anu we demand 'naS
;h. rarcr currency shall be kept ut par WITH
and rc,icema!Ic in such coin. We Insist upon
tJ,iG t,oIi..y az .sp@rially necessary for the
trcdrttinu of the farming anG laporlnS
ri..saas, th,, frs. and most defenseiess VlctlnS
ofunstable money and t'uctuation currency.
The rcm:ii.:r nf the platform Relates W
STATE: affair: entirely. Ine piatlorm was
sirned l,y "a ou of u members OF tne coM-
st;ttea si51eo tbn ,;is.aa:ecs being r. " Patrick,
,r Tusc,rawaS ami !. ". Lewis OF Cham-
n,i,,r Tbssn submitted the following MI
rnr,y report to the financial plank:
~. demand the immediate restoration OK
tt, I.,,. t,r,viIiuc for the free coinage ana
t.rtI .,...,ier cf both geld and silver CONS,
,,.thuttt discrimination against elther nelai,
ne nrovidel III the constitution, and WITHOUT
:;Satipc the assent Of England or any otner
foreign nation. .ho ,aor+;o,
of the minority report. Inc vote Vas
Jasnat for tb. free silver man-2I9 to $50.
When the, silver issue was out OF tne way
Com =, T.. Finley. Of Bucyrus, createu
division by submitting another plank 70 tne
t,.:,trorln, viewing with alarm the a.heu III
xasiou hv Great Britain OF Il friendly Gun
~, and insj-tiu: upon the enforcement o.
thr Monroe doctrine. The chair ruleu tnaI
tI,. resolution could not be considerea. III
different forms this decision was chai,ehs.u
MI over the house After a prolonged, par
,;nrn.rt,rv skirmish the resolution was put
,not, i,s massage as an independent notlon-
N..,nncitiou was offered by John +. Toilette,
~ Cinrinnati wllc declared that they were
VI .t .tarn tn intimate that they had no conf
,in,,cn in fine Democratic administrator II
,, rn,acsity arose for the enforcement OF
the Monroe doctrine there was no oouu'
th,+ Grover Cleveland would ehtofce ~.
Tbn resolution was put and carried Will "
GhOop. -, .,5 ,oonnv nlank
:yas adopted by a viva voice Fote, d n"n0A'N
~ more delegates yelling mo.
.c soon as nominations were declared c8-
Governor Campbell was again on MS cnair:
Crirs Of Campbell for Governor drowned
hi. voice for a couple Of miautes. flnally
securinc silence. he said that there was
mission before the Democratic party OF tns
State this fall: that of achieving victo.y
which should cectrify the whole couo.sy:
Al this point the Ex-Governor gave e1-s.s.e
Chairman Norton, OF Tifan, PERMISSION 70
Interrupt him, and Norton. proces1eo 20
move that Campbell be nominated lol oo',
+. ernor by acclanation: ,.. a..
seeing that no could do nothing eise' 'no
cx-s;uy,fGor gracefully accepted the sltua-
| t:al and the remaining nominations follow
| r;l il, uui"h order each being made without
a.nA,%st. a Following is the ticket IN iuIi: :,
For Governor. Ex-Governor Camppel;
L.i..;enaut Governor. J. 3. Peaslee, OF ham
;lton county. Supreme Judge. WIN. J..
Mooney. # AuyIaiz: State Auditor. James
". Knott. Of Manslicd: State Treasurer. \"
i. Sh,,in.r. ii :.allia: Attorney General,
.;,.r.r \. Fairbanks. Of Franklin: Member
Board Pubic Wvri;s. II. p. Heller. OF lusca-
r;,y:.+ county: Clerk supreme Court. j. w.
t,r:ii,Si,ankS. of Miami-all by acclamation-
The convention adopted the rooster as an
emblem and then adjourned sine die.
,r:,,o,,r; r,;coe % 632 bushels OF beSpS.