New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25
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hPr0Vdent grants OF the public land8
Siss, ss,S, iAs undue length Of the Legislature
,s1 govern she people the other I @o5, ana . G S
Otherwise removed doing BY constitutional hhia
Rs'op'd That the constitutional and statutory yrovson. nov 10
sbe sd - limiting the s5sIs,.s o. We SpTve them
free that right are unjust psrocous and variance
@ ns principles Of true democratic go'eumeO and 'nOud De SUM
Rs.oga That this presenting the name Of John
,as STAT ttet this day nomnsted confidently a for them the SUI
Br4 T voters Of The @ g Of M,.u,
mat he power Of supeBdg the laws the execution OF ths
lance By the State Coustabu who suspend the law at wi" Inho
sag certain to violate the law While Vigorously prosecuting
under The protection oaT pply ADMINISTERED bat subject 20 The
bis With single eye requirements o. Law bot as i
the State COnbuary upsniDg the execution Of the Ia" as In
Rsore That equal lights aod equal privileges all ae, Of The
people the borer equally with the capitalist the cherished
the is prosperity prayer labor for chartered egs
denied that the present Repubcss Legislature o state refusing
s9 charters ,hs labor ShcS Psio0sS 6 G' s 81
right wong classes Of the country should have prompt
muon state and NIon Which, under she rule the RePuO
Hcsn party. pampers capital and degrSdes labor ,,.
pursuit Of happiness and sefgoven
eat ofhs highest rights Of man 13d their wise ss :qO
found the liberation Of diveTses OF opinion conscience An
men We therefore without distinction arising from respective
S. So GPIs Of o n s he PosoI m MhS
~ 70 be outrage the rights Of individuals eoeve against we
and securing the blessings Of liberty ourselves and
our Poetry 11d % % @ proper Oe S' SD2sas 9.y
recognizes The services Of Gov Cfn the Of prohibition and
repeats the great the 2s article othe bin frgh that ITS
dependent humanity admit calls all citizens
balance The Poutng policy o. packing u' and Judges 70 ooeice ana
Rd That necessary affecting tn, welfare and later,
the people should be submitted public scrutiny and discussion
before they the form Of laws We therefore believe that The
@ ~ ~ we ~, i ssoss gg ' "u u' P
nd of plO0ueut
young rishmen Of ability, made speeches. and the Con-
yentOn adjourned after The drift OF the speeches
and resolutions it will be 10 get many work
ingmen aud lCense-law Republicans TO vote with the
Democrats possible, but their efforts viii not be sue
Cessful.
THE CHAIRMANsHIP OF THE NATIONAL DEMO
CRATIC COMMITTEE.
The Democrats of the Seventh Ward, who
iast Friday evening nominated Mr.. VIM M. Tweed to
superseJe Mr.. August Belmont as Chairman OF the Ma
tona Democratic Committee assembled at No. G3 East
Broadway last evening to ratiy and ndorse the
ton. Mr. j. ODOnnel presided over the deliberations OF
the superseders who numbered about 800 The follow
ing preamble and resolutions were proposed by MT j. T.
Solomon. and unanimously adopted:
New adopted forth the nompetsboy Of tie Hon
Augustus Belmont as Chairman Of the national Dn8eIa'S
light 10 hoHOr and as best able 10 ill that important position There
Resolved That recognizing 10 the Hon Tweed executive
abilities highest broad and comprehensive statesnauhp
sIo sSSS o be c 70 T%s A,ocon sl P
them cooperation 10 their praise worthy enOs
Loud and repeated applause followed this resolution
r. JEFF Montgomery then proposed series OF lengthy
resolutions strongly COudemnaOry OF the past and pres
ent conduct Of Mr. Belmont and urging the election Of
Mr. Tweed to the Chairmahship Of the National Demo
cratic Committee, and Of John. T. Hoffman to the
Presidency OF the United States. The resolutions also
contained unpleasant illusions TO the Jewish which
were greeted with much applause The resolutions were
unanimously adopted, after which speeches we're made
by Montgomery Walters, who announced himself a. an
aspiraut for Adermanic honors Mcssrs. Andrews and
Ophy advocated the substitution OF Mr. Tweed and the
Of Mr. Hoffman, after which the meeting ad
jOurned.
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Union Republican Central Committee
met last night After calling the meeting to order. Mr.
Edgar Ketchum, who had been elected permanent Pres
dent in his absence the last meeting addressed the
Committee at considerable length He regretted that lie
was not permitted to take back seat but his object
TO advance the interests OF the party auu save
and do the best lie could. lie would. however warn
the Committee at the outset that he dd not intend 10
work with rOughs and repeaters, and II these men who
had controlled District meetings long were admitted
into the new organization ne would Wllhdia" me
tieI nrocqedsd IN vote for First Vice President
Tie frst ballot resulted IN the election OF Mr. Norman
StrattOn For Second Vice President Messrs H. D. La
nan Geo p Putnam and James Lucas were nominated.
u receiyino majority of an the votes cast was
declared elected. Treasurer next balOttCd Tor,
and the result on the first ballot was the election VI Hugh
The ne x election in order being that OF two secreta
rie on motion of Mr. Pullman a was decided vote for
both Secretaries ballot Dr. HOebcr and Thomas
j. Allison were elected. On motion Of Mr. Pullman, the
District Committees requested 10 send 10 the secIe
tares as early convenient the names Of such persons
as they wish appointed on the Executive Committee
The Committee then adjourned 90 meet next Tuesday
evening.
JEFFERSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
The jefferson Democratic Association Of the
Twenty second Ward met last evening 90 their head
quarters No CAS- Eighthaye. There fun
attendance but the business chiefly Of routine
character and without special interest. President VIM
occupied
Revans as Secretary. number OF new names were
added TO the roll and others lard for future action
A committee was appointed 20 wait upon the Police
and represent that the selection OF
proportion Of the Registrars ana Inspectors OF
elections be given 10 this organization.