The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21

General Francis C. Barlow Nominated
for Secretary Of State.
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President johnson and Ills Policy
Endorsed by the Convention.
Negro Suffrage in the South
Advocated. 1sae


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a-fr SYRACUSE, N. T., Sept 20, 1885
Republican State Convention called TO order
- noon today by CBAnzs JOINS, Chairman Of the statt
Committee M
On motion Of HAMILTON HARRIS, Of Albany, Charles
j. Folger. Of Ontario, was chosen temporary chairman
Mr. FoLam spoke as folows:-
GEsrLExM THE C0NvENnoN-Beyond thanking you
for the honor conferred by putting me In tins place
words The Union party is not party Of words but Of
deedsrather Of ideas and deeds Just returning from
liz Union in Is integrity the pre- su
OF emancipation fxed fact and lays before the world
lions ' Of bondmen disenthrsied Never having by
solemn vote resolved that war failure, 1t needs
mot 10 blush with the shame Of detected hypocrisy
the presiding officer Of It's convention opens its sit
tings with the annunciaton that the for national
integrity has been brought to successful issue; nor
among Its delegates are bgadier generals OF the home
guard fresh from paper defence Of the Northern from
tier mastering in martial might with voices ever before
advocating the organization of State militia
70 protect the State from federal aggression, does
whose last known at military order to suppress the
militia Of State 1t has such ideas deeds as these
But gentlemen though the war is over the contest Is
not yet ended Begun In the FORUM 1t adjourned to
the nsd Fought out in tho field, as supposed 1t is
again adjourned to the FORUM and the contest in the
in & o Be
the peoples ballots. But thanks to the progress
Buchanan and Floyd, the latter is be effected
snder Andrew johnson and Edwin NJ Stanton; for SO
long as in The auths q 4e2 Jack shall stand for John
johnson be the synonym Of Andrew Jackson; epd the
administration Of the one, as was that Of the
ing tide Of oyorweening State rights. and
BY its arm, unshaken, evenhanded power hold all
The sS sus Gsss
Union party TO bear its part in the contest 1t s
able to do we'll 1t was never greater or more unim
shapes the legislation Of the federal government
only. but Of every State in the Union three
day, nor by the chance resu. Of single political COM
binaton but BY years Of adherence TO plainly promal
he
BY steadfast faith in the cardinal principles Of
AZ S~'rssn D.-s, nationality rights protected ,
r. @ sssse ss%1s is%'n''''isa lo% i$psr pe' repe %
ssnation based upon impartial suffrage. There is
pies 70 g for q
bearers smong captured prisoners dissatisfied deserters
from the enemy or to the enemy We have color SER
Hysns where rebel fight was nercest and patriotic
blocd flowed fastest OF these will properly % our
IGNORED leaders and faithful standard bes-ers Cheers
JANIS KElLr of New YOrx, Nominated Major g. W.
yhss'Sn on o. rSs and George NJ Van Wort Of New
On motor me Chair was empowered 10 appoint two
s from each Judicial district on permanent organ
The roll Of delegates was then called.
WALDO HurcHINs, of New York moved that the COM
mittee on Resolutions should consist OF two from eac
Judicial district, to whom all resolutions offered should
be referred ..-.,
Laid on The table 8. -
fr0fh each Judicial district should meet during the re-
and select three names 10 represent oacn ds'rc' m
DEInsxIE moved that the State Committee consist o
only two from each Judicial district.
Another delegate moved that the state Committee con-
of foulvo from Qach
Both amendments were opposed by Waldo hatchins
and Charles Spencer, Of New York and voted down
IsAAc DAYroS Of New York, moved to reconsider tht
vote laying on the table the resolution for the appoint
HENRY J. RAYMOND, of New York, said that II ha,
always custom in State Conventions TO leave tn
appointment OF the Committee Resolutions to the per
manent president and he knew good for dc
parting from that rule Certainly no time can DC save
The notion 70 reconsider was recalled.
The Chair then announced the Committee on Per
uanent Organization as follows:-
Second Distria- Anthony :. Campbell and John Burt
TAtrd Disric-Jas Forsyth and Henry l. Low U. IA,
Fourth Dntyict-Harlow Goddard and Edward Dodd.
Fijn D.fTc.--D J. Mitchell and James A. Bell
SlnA Diaric,-w 8. Lincoln and Seth H. White.
SsvenA Di,tra-z H Blake and T. A. Frost: VI
Eighth District-James D.. Warren and George "
The Convention then took recess
AFTER RECESS.
The Convention was called to order at halfpast thre
Pm. when HsrRr sxm, Of New York, reported
favor Of admitting the regular delegation from the Fir
district Of Westchester county, which was adopted
the mArs ooxxrrrEE
The various Judicial delegations reported names 9
the state Committee follows and they adopted
Nra Ditrics-owen W. Brennan, VIM r. Stewart al
ss9.S Di,ta-charlos Jones, h. D Robertson al
T1 Tas1d I'd Dsstrie-Ham,on Harris, John A. Cook Al
"SsUp SSSpss Tsc- Usher Nathaniel Church
~ Sva D;ss,ies-Horaco Birch, Charles H. Hopkins Al
Si1sA Dssric-L j. wslworth, W. 8. Lincoln Al
01srs Ssuesss + D;s1sa-James % H Kelly, W. H. Kelsey
- EicaiA Dsarset-John Van Horn, James D. Warren al
osrrcsss or rrx CONVENTION
JAxEs A. BEII, Chairman Of the Committee on p
manent Organisation reported ms follows, and the rsp
EreHdent.Hon ,. Ghsanccy NJ Degew r,.u.. NJ
pbv. 81 7. MADDOX, Ezra Harrington, Peter Cantinc,
Fowler, william 4 Wheeler r W. Jadson, Charles
Baker Lyman 2 lyons y Miller a.. Thqr's0nI .a, Ch
George Haywood, Ycgny Titus ;,,s. EDDY ;,s So
kiss Ellis n Roberts, $. D. Hungerford, Luther Ca
well, c. NJ CLARK, $; Otis, Carey W. wadsworth'
J. Mr. Porter and Mr. Luddinstou were appointed
conduct Mr.. Dopcw 70 the chair, upon taxing when
fs so.. the '. ss sssmssd the s
ton he aid event most momentous 70 the pres
and future Of the country, and devolving imporu
duties upon US, have transprcd Then war, IN al
terrors, was upon US; now peace prevails everywhs
Then the authority OF the national government was
Aed in fifteen States Of the Unlon now BY the stat
manship OF rulers and the valor Of our soldiers
authority OF our government 10 everywhere recognis
(Applause) The great crime OF the century, whicn
iugurated the civil war 70 perpetuate ITSELF mas y
crushed by the bravery and blood Of eur soldiers and
wisdom Of our saiesrnen, and grave duties now devo
upon M We are 70 meet them with the same patri'
rt of elf sacrnce that has carried safely hros
the war and plAce the republic on nrmer and N
ssdsriss fOsn1soa s1swsd spR,ouss, Pc ss,s.sS ~s %
3 paSSy f0r country Xrsush s their changed And W
II psofssaioos svIr az 4ms they scattered the M
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