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Show THE FIELD (H- POLITK'S , The Druitcra's cf B.-brska JIco, Noia-iuato Noia-iuato a Tick it and Adopt the Usual Windy Kesolir.ijiiB. SaEEMAN TALKS ON TIIU TARIFF, The Mutiny in the Earks of tlie New York Demrcrucy -Mr- Campbell if Cbio Talking. (iitAMi Island, Nol., Sept. IS. The deniocriits met in siato convention here yesterday and placed the following ticket in nomination. l-tir .v.v.,,-, .-.-.J. It, Droii.ly. 1! pn:x nt the -.s.'iiiV oivoiiy - F. A lloan and S. F. 1 leuclier. 1'iank 1'. Ireland presidud over the convention. Kvery menliou of the name of Cleveland provoked wild applause. ap-plause. Tho platlorm adopted eon-t,i eon-t,i 'ili.iatiis tne pcup.e upon ti,o defeat of llio prohibition amendment, do-uounceg do-uounceg the Force bill, rejoices that congress, will sor n again become a do-lioorativ do-lioorativ e body, denounces tiusl.s and pools, and condemns thu ono-sided re-ciproeily re-ciproeily of the present admiui.-itriMiou, which invites commercial intercourse only witu nations which buy our manu-laeuniiig manu-laeuniiig products, and prohibit tho freedom of interchange with those natious which purchase our mrplus or agrieu.tural proilucts as an "attempt to continue to manufacturing iu.iu-.triM in auolhur form thu advantages which they hiivu under the system of protection, protec-tion, aud we demand that all legislation legisla-tion upon t his siihject shall give to the mtercsis of tin; fanner equal consideration consider-ation with other classes oi isocieiy." The piatlorm favors the free coinage of i!ier and thai it i-ha!l In; niadii a full ami legal teiuler for ail debts, public pub-lic or private, anil denounces tho u;i-just u;i-just ami dishonest provisions of the law recently enacted, allowing parties to stipulate against payment in silver ccrlilic lies, i bus sell. ug up one standard stand-ard for the rich man tiii l another for the poor man. It is announced as eug-i'esiiv eug-i'esiiv e oi p.arlinin prejudice thu indo-olul indo-olul hate snow n in lssii ng the writ of (UHit Rga.n-t Hen. James K. lioyd, the chosen governor, denying to him mat courtesy and lair treatment usually accorded to thu meanest criminal in the laud. Kelutiug to the mix'inium freight law, tl;o piatlorm ivaus. We arraign the republican party ol this state for its Mihsorv.cncy to corporate power fur years past, mid we cnmlomn the republican repub-lican sinle board of tranportalion tor billing to exercise the authority ill them vested, and r. tusing in the lace of an oerhi.,ii,i!.g demand to fix reasonable reasona-ble freight r;ilcs aud trive the p -opie relief re-lief f roili exorbitant Irci .;!: t rates. We are in favor ot the proposed amendment amend-ment to the con.-litution creating thu ollico of thre.i railroad commia-Bioiiers, commia-Bioiiers, and making the same elective Iiy the people; anil are also 111 lavor ot a biw esiaM.shiui; reasonable maximum fieigiii tales lo govern the railroads of this late. The platform concludes by denouncing denounc-ing the Mcliiuioy bill and says: "It " ' " 1 ' ' p 1 didj I p) j, 'mob' gjb nj r d e 1 1 a . au 1 .1 increases in-creases Ineir taxi's, 1 1 sse h is !'l 1 e ' pTfTnTTrf their proilucts and decreases the purchasing pur-chasing power of their income. e demand a taiilf for reveuue limited to the necessities of the government economically eco-nomically administered, and in returning return-ing Iron' special to constitutional taxation. taxa-tion. e lavor placing raw materials noon the free list, greatly reducing the burden of the necessaries of life and imposing the hea lest duties upon lu.x-11 lu.x-11 ries." N'KW Vlllili lli;ill. I1ATIC LU'KKU. Jim I Out "in a l.Htirr Oppnsinif th itrt..t;a .Vnimneiir.. HiniJA.m ion, N. V., Sept. is. Lieutenant Lieut-enant Governor Janes yesterday pro-pared pro-pared a statement, saying that not only have the interests of the people been sacrificed, but that tho existence of the Democratic party has been jeopardized, jeopar-dized, "t.'uutiuued subservience," says be. "but makes our condition too degrading lo be ipiickly borne by Am iricn.ii ciii.ens. I here is but one way lo disloitge thw! usurpers. The temporary d -feat of tho party will be harmless compared with tlm effect of ihoir control. For tha welfare of ihe slate and in tho interest of tho Democratic, Demo-cratic, party my duty is to oppose the election of the nominees of the Saratoga Sarato-ga convention to such extent as may bo within my power, and iti such manner as may seem best to accomplish that purpose. ,11 U. CAMl'itKt.L OK OHIO. He Opined II. Ciimpnlgn t Sirinny Yes-lirdiiy. Yes-lirdiiy. Cou;vtr.i:s, O.. Sept. IS. Governor Cainphell opened the campaign at Sidney Sid-ney yesterday. The governor's speech was devoted chiclly to' the tariff aud silver question' He said MclCinley had dodged the former question from the opening of the campaign and had made tbo silver question paramount. IIo charged the republican leaders of tho slate with Having made a concentrated effort to force down Ihe tariff issue in the campaign. He then look up tho reeotd of Major KcKinley on the silver question, and charged him with having voted for free coinage as far back as 1877. The free silver men had claimed Me-Kinley Me-Kinley as a champion about the time of the passage of tho silver certilicate act of 181)1). MlHiniAN OS THE TAKIFP, Yeitcrritty was U-puhl.raii Hay fit the Ohio .statu Frt.r. CiiLl Miu s. O., Sept. IS. Yesterday was republican day at the state fair. Forty thousand people were present. Senator John Sherman was the speaker of the day, being preceded by State Auditor Foe. Sherman's speech was devoted to the tariff, his remarks being intended to reach the farmers, who wore present in large numbers. it drew sinking lesson.s from the great exhibit at the fair; the great strides in tbo industrial arts being only possible, he said, under a protective tariff; only through it could these magnificent industries in-dustries be built up. The speech made a favorable impression. He said nothing noth-ing ou the silver question. |