New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
prprBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Al
ps.,utions reported the following;
PLATFORM.
,- t.,uiJcaps Of the state OF NewYork, In Conven-
an assembled report to the people ana present tue
Glowing resolutions: =, p..s,.., Co., -.
R. & & 't fS uh he people and hl es.bsAsd its ls 70
n s ie md support By rucng the National pee-eI NE
% Il 1SG' 5SSS e P5S'Ri Psa5 R BY S,pd i';Gsdps .dsss
& & s gTsst f't,S5 S5 Trough sS iSSss9 Ss ScSs.
o, ,f tse laws the time greatly decreasing the eI
~ 3 Government and o @ collection ii ns ns Of .pS ~ pI S
,1 sai limiting the subjects oi revenue .,rin !" bi %l
X a oas Nhl, crsfly vn 'cauns own rights and ad
% ad honor o. the American people ,Pons ses nations %
Save hitherto drawn deeply from she ooSl and essare % OF
vii b Ts e%3' 1ooa.o5 Sa1 5T Of s RcGR fS,aSs S SS be
' & I h1 m ieb tls s Of sI ciasses Of citizens without
,ig | :. 5.. coaddoas placed e the fundamental law
,as q equality By completing the recOnsroeton Of the
81 ast-r it ha' ao,e without dsplay but with srm
-, Ie, that gives promise by cottnne PTOgr''' III The same dee
.i Iba RPubeans Of The United state; Of America end
an n in rejoicing righteous victories Of the Father
& l - ~ som es 6s6 fe inststioa in their own country
@ . Of ire Imperial rule and Ihe swim destruction Of
e e T Tbi ~ We sce smpath,s with the people Of Cubs in
- uc fr Hbey sssn despote government in whose ad
5 Iasi 6e Democratic State Administration has shown it
sa 70 M oo t Of tbs eiol s6d @ Sol
- which has 50 sag rll the city Of NesIo and made
s , ~ ai s now eIg to make the sse Itself WIDER sSii
% Ss that while The eIpenes are largely increased tbe
nearly and % dS & @ have o SsT sS ss1 ., ra me- lnsSi Ss
5 u mnon confer the chief benefits upon th products
Sbgrsae oeers h permitted
as 10 transfer the debt now charged upon the revenues
ne shoaer; Of the t,Ipaes Of the state alone While other
al = power che frauds S ana crimes S % uPGa e %
d T The system OF the State must be main
Of sectsIan schools Of INST as hostile to The spin, Of
and the religious eet and equality 1t secures TO All
s That SO long a. ne people Of towns village and cites nsve
es @ sso by mon Of votes should have the right to pro
Rs5 That duty Of all honorable citizens and the 6m de-
the Republican party 70 preserve the pur,, Of the ballot
i I sai not nuiHsed by hand eme that demand the
.S5 sS "a 5 a be ea enacted = De FI Court" designed
r. that laying aside all navdual preference the Repa0osns Of New.
los Will With beart and one %ns snye 70 redeem our Si,is ron RON
5y dishonest Of !o,e which ve5y never POiied
cen Woodford was then brought in by the Committee
sent him. and ascending the PLATFORM addressed the
FsISWRErTSLIcAss: With grateful heart thank you for isl.
e Welcome aee'the trust You oder and take the nag Of the old
p sa p with the vots and the honest and true men Of
t. STATE win bear that Sag 70 victory in NcyeTbe and plan, once
@ 5 y @ y. vo7 OF s he 11s S Hq % AS9 NO
S st asr fBs have pstssr become discouraged But in
tonight tbs, win enforce the laws protect the parity q the ballot
shall the and ofashioned Union victory
G ht Of the people to Sone.t elections and to sustain he
IN Of oar aud brave President Let rs one and s forget every
and reyereny commit the that Providence which
It then resolved that the Convention proceed to
name candidates for Lieutenant Governor SIglsmun9
Kaufman named by delegate from New Ork ana
Dewitt C. LttejOhn and Freeman Clarke were named as
ot with this result The of Mr. Clarke being with
Nj LittIeohn by 1876 delegates The nomination OF Mr.
LttiejOhn was made unanimous.
The Hon. Abiah W. Palmer Of Dutchess County was
then nominated for Controller by accanation The Con-
then, at $780, adjourned until ocIocA OhoFo"
The Convention resumed business this morning at o
O'Clock, the question pending being motion 10
q candidate for Canal Commissioner. 49,, -. ,,uio ho
Mr Marsh moved that MI Absaio s Nesoh t & O Elm iT b
nominated FOR Canal COmmissone lor tle ons t tr =!
ae .IAmaon. Carried. Mr.. a. D. Wait moved that AIeA
pder B4rklcy of Washington be nominated CanaI Com
u >soner for the short term Mr. TremalR seconded
Mr. Ss1Eett named Alonzo N. welch of Saratoga.
Rufl, Apdfews seconded the nomination OF MT. Weleh
John Cochrsne sustained the nomination OF Alexander
Welch. Mr. Barkey named by O2 delegates MT
Welch was named by 81 delegates me noia'Om I Ion Gl
Mr Barkley Of Washington County was theh maue uhdh
fSe nomination Of state Prison Inspector was an
D1unoed Nj. Van VOOrhies named Adophus q Ngite OF
Monroe County. Mr.. ODOnnell moved TO make the
nomination unanimous D. d. 8 Brown on oensI o. ts 5ie
domination unfit 10 be made. Mr. ODOnnel, on
tue strength Of this protest, withdrew his notion
Mr LansOn said he a German delegate. He had
noticed disposition TO put German ON this ticket lie
could % the Convention that whether German was
on the ticket the Germans intended to support the
tcket / wouid however if the Convention would per
nit German for this ofice,-Mr E' ;. schroeder
II was announced that Mr. LttlejOhn had stated that
he Eel, his duty decline the nomination FOR Leuten-
alt-GOvernOr and Committee appointed to wait
Mr. LttleOhn, and conduct him to the PLATFORM MT
LttleOhn said he appeared before the convention 70
thank cordially for the honor conferred upon MN IN
Placing his name upon its ticket HIS heart was hed
With gratitude for the recognition Of his services as
high private in the of the Republican party but he
appeared here reluctantly To discharge duty lie was
President OF the Midland Railroad, great and momen-
4
destined 10 prove of vast benefit TO tns great stare ana
to the country The Convention knows, he saidSthat
tie President of such enterprise must not
carry on his back theA name OF
men of the country, and he must stand alOOf from
position which be distorted in any manner to dis
ready succeeded in raising OO0OOO 70 construct that
road he regarded indeed was the trustee OF That
tie position here rendered him so generously That
would be to the injury Of mat Interest Cod Knows he
said that WILL TO the fullest extent OF NY eplty, sup
port the ticket made by this Convention and headed py
stewart J. WoodfOrd, but there was another reason WHY
there of the mgties wars ever seen IN TINS world
II had already resulted IN the I9rlnsu%Gn ION oi v onG
Republic. Ia this warm the hands OF that great
Tman nation, 80 many OF Whpse People hau
maze i7 then hVht1"e na'hs"! tbs !ereat work
is doing and be was happy to say that IN the kep1bl
party there was strong clement composed OF Ger
mtns VINO appreciate the principles OF that party. ~
power IN the party, and he found by the record
a1t-ovcrilor ls2 votes while ne received 1886 He QAt
tOhnl Id regard this strong v0te evidence OF
principle, ana that was enough for him. He was VII
lag to m that candidate the ticket, and he believed
tie guarantee u Wet ~ TINS FAN for the RepuD-
lean pirt", such rs King William had secured III MS
geat bate. YOu Will, said lie. overthrow the De
CIary .- Louis Napoleon UyerthrOwn. lie again
thanked tie Convention for the honor done him. Tie
speech was rap'U.Jusy applau1ed.
M:. \ 'UIeiUVc moved the nomination Of Mr.. KnW-
ntnn. iet.ite inquired whether any one know tlat
~. kat'uiaIu desired The nomination. Mr. COchTane
90 tt ..l authority TO coy he would accept.
~. l. 1E Ecs %. NsE-i)rk city rose AMI sal /:
'r,. ~. duty as a German to say rev words in
q . gT Al 4 me ~ q
Ice 60 II. r. ulie-u Central Committee il sUg-
L'itt - '.a Vt MS Convention tn minatOn OF a
t--;Aah 'n Ac i-&cj, "a voted down because the
ii1s Notd rot AK sucL nomination an Induce
IL H', it ey would vote -Jdly Tor Che Republican
Llr " y " Q Le. lA-.r til mn-clles Of tho nartY.