The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-25
HARMONY WON THE DAY
OHIO DEMOCRATS AMICABLY
ADJUST ALL DIFFICULTIES
Fractional Fight Between Bowling
and Meyers Following Declared
a Draw - Upton *. CUTLERY
Heads the Ticket for Secretary of
State-Campaign to BE Made on
the Hanna Issue.

DAYTON, O., Aug. 24.-The Demo-
cratic state convention today nominat-
ed the following state ticket:
Secretary Of State-Upton CUTLERY, Of Ma
rion.
Judge Of Supreme Court-Hugh G. Nichols,
Clerk of Supreme Court-David 8. Fisher,
OF Delaware.
>, Food God and Dairy comm1ssioner-John Baker.
Member of the Board Of Public Works-r.
Dwight Paul. Of Summit.
The convention adjourned, after o..
m. after being in continuous session
all day. There were no incidents Of
special interest after the contest be-
tween Bowling and Meyers had been
declared draw. in the interest Of
harmony.
The proposition of new plan for
party organization Of Ohio failed of
final adoption, but 1t was given a
chance by such reference as will bring
1t UP next year.
line new organization seems to salts
fy those working for the nomination
or Paul ]. Sorg for governor, next
year, and not displeasing to the Brice
this year will be made on the Hanna
issue, and next year on Senator For
aker for not taking steps against Han
ma.
While the resolutions do not favor
unlimited colonial expansion, Gen
F1ndlay, chairman Of the convention
said the platform meant to expand by
the consent Of those to be governed.
The most decisive feature Of the con-
ventton was it's preference for BRYAN
in 1900, on the same platform as In
1896.
PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES.
The resolutions adopted reaffirm the
Chicago platform and say:
=, We particularly indorse the financial plank
.sneIeln declaring for the free and unlim-
lieu coinage OF silver and gold at the ra-
other nations.
we are proud of the patriotic conduct in
peace and war of that great leader. William
| !. Bryan and we favor his renomin alton for
president in 1900.
=, The Platform favors an income tax, and
to secure "a just distribution of the war tax
alton equally upon. the wealthy and CORPORA
labor. i -''
We recognize the eternal truth that life.
liberty and the pursuit of happiness is the
natural and inalienable heritage of all man
Kind, and and since the hand Of despotism has
ns3ad heen lifted tie from the island of Cuba, dom
habitants an untrammeled opportunity to
establish free and Independent constitution
al government, deriving its powers from the
consent Of the governed, and we remind the
country that congress, in the resolutions
United States hereby disclaims any dispose
ioE tH OF intention to exercise sovereignty,
jurisdiction or control over said island ex.
eel eept t for the pacification thereof, and asserts
its S Saetermlnat1on, IN when that is accomplished,
Island Isl an It to it's people" and we believe that
until the people of the islands OF Cuba and
the Philippines, redeemed from Spanish dom
I'M lnatfon, declare otherwise, we should keep
and prosecuted. vas Desu
The resolutions favor the building Of tho
Nicaragua canal, .enlargng the militia of all
states. and reducing the standing army; op- D.
pose alliance with England or any other for
e1gn power, and demand that the Tnitad
States M Sc senate take action upon the findings
A. Hanna as senator - i Us