New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06


out and notion Of Gen Cochrane " wa resolved tha
lie be requested to furnish the concluding pai io pup
COMMITTEE on DELEGATES
| Mr. Cochrane moved the following c.-
a.S s,, D. q, ' delegates from sse
s name: o. oaT delete Il Ss & Zach f.sonsi dc,
represent the stat n the National RPa5hein u.n & ~ m
delegates and aernaies from the CsugTeonh a'' sIeh
,ne. ' c ~ ,oi A., m 1no,, y al. Coarre,ion,
tcfs ne .a committee pre,es 10 A Convention 'eeh names
Mr. Charles 3 Spencer moved the following as substi
tute bu; IL voted down, and MI CochI@he' I1So'u
R1S Thsi oaT DELEGATE. =, large br vo.
and Lst lbe respective DE- rsos Consseoua Districts
sboo~ s po To The Cou,eson ds AMI slsrnAss 10
Mr. LYMAN TreInaln called up the resolution, which
was adopted for the appointment Of Committee On res
olutons, ana the President announced az follows.
nm COMMITTEE on RTsOLUuoss.
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The following Committee to select delegates TO the Ma
tonal Convention answered by the respective dele
cowmrTTE ov DrIEGATEs 10 CHICAGO.
HHry Eastman yen.,taa Moor y P,i'oa. , rohs ~ w.,
Cooper G Van worst; ia, ia.,sd Idrad ~ M.lss Il ks''
mar sharpe Hamilton Harms Jas csTt, Bsantea t.hsi
I.' Horton .hsas H a9Gs s@1 HrSsIs' Ass 9 cs,.
iho@Psoa Ben Fe Wat A1.as saydr s,t tfI clas L.
AProRuoSMTNr or DEIEGArrs
Mr.. A. c. Pullman Of New York said that tho question
OF representation in Republican Conventions Lad long
been mO0ed question, and on mat question ne uio'ou
the following resolution:
Rsd That tn. Convention Of The Republican tnon psrr
sS a. 1 a from s, Ss1 aaby 5s, y one dS,
Or s,s .s S' re-. ~ h.s o os ron ed, p c..s
s o,hs ss for such Tsr,ssisioa 90 b. ihs vote ' t Co,
elected IN u, zane manHsr present
Referred 20 Committee with power 10 report
20 the state Convention In the Fall
While waiting for the Committees 70 report Lieut. Gov
vention. briefly but warmly enlog1pg The Congressona
plan Of reconstrucon and urging tie republican parry
certain victory that awaits It IN the great campaign OF
1865.
Lyman Tremane nc addressed theConyenton at con
siderable length on political topics OF the day, contend
ing that the the contest are not doubtful but
must eliminate in overwhelming triumph Tor the right
for which the Republican Union party are contepdlhg on
the question OF the National debt that the Democracy
are entering the canvass upon the uoelihe OF @
ton which Pendeton and his class are procalmng Our
oT M e"uvSent We are pledged 70 it, and the nation
never can and never WILL break fait win It's cohdluons
M s SSf TS ons 5 the
Democracy entering the campaign Win the doc
preached By Pendeton and classand he kened the
position of the Democracy on this question 70 that OF
sii los lid to MI Thomas Saddles with a. o. T."
Of indefinite Date and no value he alluded 70 me case
preme Court for relief and which case was advanced on
the calendar without good or valid cause, as indioa
tive that they will pronounce Judgment this political
case let the consequence be anarchy what it may.
what does this meant FOrearmed forewarned 10y al
Congress ever awake 10 the best interests well the
dangers OF the Union, have brought forward two bills
one fixing the appellate Jurisdiction. and the other known
AS the Twothrds Decision bill He confessed that at
first he somewhat In doubt as 10 the propriety or
praccabity OF these measures; but he has given the
subject serious studous consultation and, after such
consultation. he was ready to cheerfnily hazard
whatever OF professional reputation he enjoyed upon
the opinion that both those Congressional measures
regard 20 the Supreme Court are clearly ana unqnes
onaby Constitutional IL Is said that there Is danger
in this but what is the danger comparatively In the
error ia committed thaterr0r can DC corrected
in two wears by appeal to the people and change of
Congressmen in the other the error once made WIZ be
perpetual Closing he said that the remedy Tor our pres
ont danger and for all dangers hat may
try simply and merely 70 elect Gen Grant rresideht
and Reuben L. Fenton Vice President and he predicted
their nomination at Chicago. Cheers which were fol
lowed by cheers for the speakersl
HORACE GREELEY CALLED OCT.
calls said that the two Committees were ready 10
report he would hear from 'heui' ana theh say ale"
words. - go 49, -
Mr. LYMAN FIREMAN. OF the Committee on Resolutions
reported the following:
Essoired That the Union Republican party Of New.
Yord hereby reairms its devotion to the principles OF
Justice equality and nationality which were trium-
phantly indicated in the late war; that II declares s
approval OF the reconstruction measures adopted by
Congress and its unaterable purpose maintain unfair
nished and nviOate the public faith and national credit
10 lessen the burden Of taxation by cutting on all useless
expenditures and insisting upon the most thorough econ
oy the administration OF the Government and conn
IDENTIFY anticipate that at early day the Union will be
completely restored the solid basis Of liberty, loyalty
and genuine repub1canlsm
In m accord with the loyal people Of the country upon
all the political that have sprung up between
hostile Executive and patriotic Congress; regarding his
splendd military record with unfeiged admirhtion haV-
ing full faith his wisdom, integrity prudence and firm
ness and believing him 10 be- emphacay the man Tor
the times-ths Convention declares Its preference IN
favor OF his nomination for the office of President OF the
United states. -, a. 49,
he Union Republican Party IN TINS stste io ne Sce o,
with the cause OF human freedom MS patriotic services
in Con fidelity and sagacity ne Nae displayed IN
the offices OF Chief Magistrate OF the state, MS earnest
and uniform devotion 10 the wants and interests OF the
soldiers hts popularity attesed by being twice eicceu
Governor over strong antagonists as well as his great
prudence and frmness. give assurance thl MS hohiha
non yonld inspire universal confidence ana enthusiasm
and be followed by the triumphant SUCCESS OIL the "hoe
ticket . ,.. -, .t,,. f,o,..o,.to.,
are authorized to fill all vacancies that may occur IN
their numbers And they hereby instructed 70 vots
a. unI in the Chicago Convention; ana are requested
to employ all honorable and proper means 10 secure
the nomination OF Gen Grant ana CIV 'e"on io' tue
oioes OF President and Vice President
H,soired That the Of 1867 WIN the IOrlndabe
att,mnt nov everywhere making 10 disseminate ana
co,,nend the principles OF rebellion ana repuaton adj
monsh Ills that adyersaries are prepstlnE ior the
most vehement and desperate on0rb 10 REGAIN the con
trol ~ the Government and virtually reverse the triumph
cousuinmated at the Appomattox couItIiouei ana we
erhorf ofr fellow Republicans tnfOuRnVut tho state 20
oreanize forthwith for the semntic unusoh OF hteIl
eence by journals aud otherwise any a9 igSIoIs per
siseut and efficient canvass hencetoIlh 10 he cIose Oh
the polls IN November next. -. A., -,
es0pId That this Con entOn expresses thahnt tno
soldiers and sailors Of the Republic whom under PROV
Hence the much indebted TOT te preservation
or ~ liberties and the perpotushOn OF lts power ana
ona eir heroic sacrces and IN the suppression
Of tls Bepelloq WI, S9lsYeg 10 zsuagsESa SsS9 grad