Ohio Democracy platform pledges hard money and reform
The Democratic State Convention in Cincinnati adopts a platform opposing resumption, urging repeal of the Resumption Law, replacement of National Bank notes with government currency, legal tender for silver, a revenue tariff, and a graduate income tax. It nominates William Allen for President and lists state officers and delegates to St Louis.
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Exposition Hall
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Geo. H. Pendleton Chaireman
James W. Newman
Democratic Party
Congress
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Wm. Allen
St. Louis
Wm. Bell, Jr
Supreme Court
Wm. Ek. Fink
Board of Public Works
Horace P. Clough
Wm. Lang
Granville M. Stokes
Baltimore Gazette
Maryland
George H. Pendleton
Belknap
Bill Allen
Mr. Thurman
Mr. Hendricks
Hendricks
Atlantic States
Tilden
Bayard
Bristow
Massillon City Coal Company
Morris Ward
Widdefield
Shannon
Gallipolis
Ironton
George W. Morgan
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