New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

nalhv' JUL VIII homlnaJe Oen MlnEeId ocotI uahcocA
THE MINORITY FOR PESDLEroS.
Mr.. EMORY (Mainel-In behalf OF what now constitutes
the minority but what have reason 10 believe Will con
sut9te majority of the Maine delegation and in behalf
this Convention TO relieve them from the burden OF debt
and taxation under which they groaning,
mate as their choice the Hon. George II. Pendcton.
The Secretary called the name OF Maryland. Tho
Chairman OF the Delegations Maryland makes no nom.
nation.
Chairman Of the Delegations The State Of Massachusetts
The Secretary called the name OF Michigan The Chair
at tins time.
The Secretary called the name of Minnesota. The
nation at this time
Inc Chairman OF the!Deegation: Mississippi makes no
The Secretary called the name of Missouri
The Chairman Of the Delegation: Missouri makes no
NEBRASKA FOR PESDLEroS.
The Secretary called the name OF Nebraska
The Chairman OF the Delegation Nebraska makes no
nomination. but will cast her vote for George H. Pende
The Secretary called the name of Nevada.
The Chairman of the Delegation: Nevada makes nc
The Secretary called the name of NewJersey.
SEw,JERsEY NoMNATEs GOV. PARKER.
Mr. LITTLE (ofN. J)-The State Of New-Jersey nomi-
mates ex-GOy. Joel Parker. He has national reputa,
tor. During the whole he sustained the General
Government with al the force that he could send but az
no time did he permit the Federal power to make any en-
the people of the States He is man who Will receive,
is the soldiers friend he is the candidate OF State nights
he belongs to State that at one time gave the only Dem
ocratic vote Of the North he belongs 10 state that
elected Democratic Governor during the war. will
not detan the Convention by any further expression OF
his merits, claims or qualifications.
NETWORK FOR SANFORD z. CHURCH.
The Secretary called the State Of New-YOrl
Mr.. TILDES-The state OF New-YOrk, by the unanimous
vote Of her delegation dominates OF her more dstin
gushed ctzens-a gentleman honoraby associated with
denced in executive ADMINISTRATION Of decisive and
energetic will who has been repeatedly submitted TO the
| success. and with whom will achieve greater and
more brilliant triumph in our state than We have ever
Convention and the country a gentleman who wonld
be emlnenty lit for the office candidate unassailabe
and available The delegation from the State Of New.
York submits to this Convention the name OF Sanford h.
Church Of New-fSr Appls9qSSe vo.,, o,,ro,o. Gam
ford T.. Church. Applause.
SOUTH cARoLINA MAKES 80 NOMINATION.
When South Carolina was called Mr. b: F. PERRY
answered. The State Of South Carolina makes no NOM
OHIO NoMNATEs GEORGE II. PEyDLEToS.
When Ohio was called Gen McCo0K said ONO, oy the
here today the name Of George IL. Pendleon OF Ohio
OREGON FOR PENDLEToN.
MT BRIsTow answered FOR oregon: oregon will make
no nomination, viii cast its for George H. Pen
dleton tApplause.l
PENNSYLVANIA SoNINArEs ASA PACKER.
Upon the stase OF Pennsylvania being called Judge
| WOODWARD addressed the Convention as follows:
Mr.. President By unanimous vote OF the delegation
Of which have the honor OF being the organ, am IN
struced place before the Convention the name OF an
honored citizen Of the State Of Pennsylvania as eand
for the office of President Of the United states Be
fore pronounce his name beg leave to submit few
observations in reference 10 nominee An impression
has gained currency that the delegation INTENDS only
personal compliment TO their fellO~citlzeD, ana tnat
they do name him with earnest purpose OF making
him Presidential candidate. Sir this Is mistake; The
delegation intends no mere personal compliment, put
| bona rde nomination Their fayore needs no compll-
ments ana desires none ms country men tnlh nc can
be useful 10 them In the highest office In their GIT be VIII
do his best TO serve them aceenaDy but u they prefer
ahoneT oTL0pc ~ o n y won nav nouinate than
will the candidate OF our choice IN TINS honr OF grea.
national peril the pennsylvania delegation feeI hat
is their duty 70 DdPs d 1nrF common oSn 9ler Ggn Tpg
| make the offering with a profound impression
OF all the solemn Obligations OF the occasion.
the best have 10 present, and If accepted, we
believe Will prove present and lasting blessing TO onr
bat with great deference TO the opnons aid prefer.
ences of other and hereby declare our purpose to
stand by aud support our nominee unt full opportn.
nifty shall have been given 70 other delegations 10 rally
to his standard. Our candidate, not well known 10 the
nation at large. Is well known 10 the people OF fcnnyt
! which no other name can inspire Born in Connecticut
and reared in the honorable calling OF carpenter, he
dusry by udicious adoption OF the best means to the
best ends, and by uniform good living he acquired TIC
confidence Of his felloW-czens ana ltted Himself from
the poverty in which he was Graded into great prosperity
ana aiSahce; g STALLS T., ,J be Wealth OF The
naon He is one OF the largest tax PAYERS III the country
Our delegation are very far from considering mere wealth.
a qualification for Office but when great wealth has been
acquired, not by inheritance nor by speculation ana syn
less by pecuaton and fraud but 9y honest lhaolry, W
frugaity OF living, by following the dictates Of sound
Judgment and clear understanding, ITS posse sslon
bic of and fitted for high duties IN amy sphere Oh me-
The qualities OF manhood are well marked by Che uses 70
which about TO place before the Convention wealth.
has not been boarded nor hid under buse nor wasted
i'm rotOus living nor QUandcred schemes OF folly ana
extravaganza but II has been employed III clearing OUT
and improving farms developing and working coal
mines, building and conducting railroads. estlps,
fishing furnaces, foundries and ma4niaetofies anu
n1ond scot of Christian educaton and the institution of
learning country that has ever been fully dorsed
from its start by individual muniAcence. II our eandi-
dat la
trophies which he has won In the battle OF NE TIC hI
not gashed the bosom of the earth TO make millions OF
graves for his fellow men, but he las given employment
10 the idle homes the hOuseess, bread 10 TIE hungry,
and clothing to the baked. He has not MED the Ahu
with widows and orphans, but widows and orphans nave
shared his bOuutes and the blessings or tle "luOWs uO
has descended upon his basket and his store Tor many
years he has been foremost man among those enter
prsng beueacors of our race who are pushing riosds
into every part OF our extensive country kroaus r ae
the graudest achievement 81 modern CIVILIZATION. Ihey
the highways OF the million Ihey carry popuLluGn
into our remote lands they build M towns and elites IN
what had else been tie waste places OF the efn uey u
fuse intelligence comfort ana SiieeIlu Mea rdnct
and they bring back 10 the seaboaiu cltIes ll ~
OF the forest. the farm the mine. ana the mdus1eso
interior communities. The planning, constructing hl9
managing OF system OF connected TiIos ~ ~ usSv
country Pennsylvania, adapting them 20 INC ie'sst
tunnage of coal and iron, ana 10 the quick trOttVn
or passengers ana making tneh PrUli'aUe ho that
holders well beneficial 10 the pubc are apors hal
demand high qualities OF mind, aud bear loud testnohy
10 the fitness candidate 10 graphic with conp
Gated problems and to bring them to SOUND praeuea 80
AT this point Of Judge woodwards speech the Conyen;
ton became somewhat impatient, and there were loud
The PREsIDESr-Thc time allotted has already passed,
but trust the gentleman will I've allowed to proceed ana
finish his remarks. lCries Of Go on Let MN pro
Judge WOODWARD concluded as follows:
A good business is what the nation now neeus AZ
It's head. Orators and warriors are useful IN proper
places bat through te aJ he o S for seven
years debt, taxes, confusion frauds ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of all sorts been brought upon us, which threaten
our utter ruin and which only practical wisdom tha'
has trained in the business OF life can avert aSd AZ
levate. A man trained does Pennsylvania this uay
The OF his character are quiet au hO