New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

Deuar ueu and influence of Tammany Hall has always
Ren increased by the policy The campaIgns oi se' ano
orted by Republican votes having aterward pledges
themselves TO Tammany. The lndorsement OF Jon ,
has been used years weapon against the RePnS %
icsns in their campaigns against the ,,;cnns sS,ls
mnS; SaHs thrown -' away their influence and fur
nished political capital for their enemies The Comnn
poTcSoing strong considerations their own personal
opinions they desire to remove all possible ~
tian and difference among Republicans and SO uoIo. "
wishes Of the State Committed they thereioe reooiN
mend the following resolutions: . A., .,a,uon of
CRIee lsi n%Ssoss Be ,Ss S:d cs Sf o
oo and ss, We .vise S s BE- & 1"t oass shall their IS
calculated 10 core ,es suosss d INC
.osa farther That the Committee Be recon1sedsa $ T. s 70
RepoStesp -. ,o.r
Mr. Rufus Andrews said that the comm'see mao Doon %
In session almost constantly during the iast w GO VI
dsys considering the positions taken ny III 'no uoi
Republican and Democratic organizations. thes 49,
,etimes divided in opinion, but perfect freedom Vi
s,cuss,o had been allowed. We have, said ne altei
conoolidating the opinions OF ALL as Tar as n
tong aS~n be rcport much stronger than It is resched
nanimeus Conclusion as 10 what 1t was best 70 90 II
sbat renSrt had not been toned down, should nave
said slio something about the character o. tRe
leaders Of this Young Democracy dnis rnosod ,anS
TO D,u IL re- proposed that Young Democracy viii
nnder any circumstances, support cur st'e .onet
@ EMMY with he suggestion OF the state Comnlttee
we c9y ysVe over body boots and ereeches, TO the
Sonng Democracy. The State Central Commtee saw
a. - ssembIe together TO assume powers wnlCn hau
NJ 70 Ssen Seesaed to it, and to recommend that we
adopt the nominations of the party opposed 70 Iamma1y
NH The peoDe have seen that the Republican party
bas been divided The sight has demOraLed our 1rlehds
in the country TIC Ior ho s 'o,s nsmiSs nSs t 10
pru the Administration have seen Mt 70 secede from
this Convention lAppauset reluctantly ADMIT that
tRen hy the Federal ofceholders, and TO carry out
Their plans has sahoSPed on the heSss U henS % Saa ee
as much as himself IApplause.l He did this because
they were willing 70 sacrifice Their bread ana ,he nreao
publican party. tApplauseI III am not mistaken Lhe
nty II these men have deceived him. OF knowing al 'ht
facts and IT, as believe he means TO do right when ht
knows what is right he will say you nave taken tne re
sponsibiity Of running this campaign, anu on ! you
heads be the blame" But have no doubt That we shs
again see in the CITY OF SewSorR t9o Oa o nC1n
hne with thieves murderers and the rioters OF 1865 Tap
pause for the sake Of gaining temporary suece & an
Mr.. Dayton, IN reply said that he expected =, no & sP
pause for what he about TO say. desire 10 say
said he that remark which the gentleman VINO pro
ceded me made, Is not borne OUT Dy 1acS me
not unanimously adopted desire 10 De uhaerstopC 900
ntIemen Of this Convention what there IN the
nent OF the gentleman To induce them to adopt hs re
CONDEMNATION Of the conclusions to which this Com
mittee has arrived. He tells us that the state
fnence of Federal ofHce-holders I would have gone
further in that report than the Committee mas
Tammany organization and its candidates. Faint ap
pause The fact that You emit to denounee the cand
dates Of that organization shows that you
every has said about you; that You are IN Animation
with the Tammany party in this contest want 10
have stated in this report that Repupcans mus no'
add to tho OF Tmmany in this city ana oe
cause that report does not contain any such
because It to the worst men every presented
70 the city for support, but limits It's denunolaOn u
what is known rs the Young Democracy, we go oelort
the people OF the State in almost precise terms as tht
allies OF Tammguy. lHisses.] l hope that THIS report
Will lot be adopted tIIisses.
Mr. Daniel ID. COnOveT, evidently much excited, re
then 10 talk down Mr. DaytOns very throat Why we dS
not do what the State Committee asks, said he, Is De
cause the Young Democracys candldates are men wh'
voted in Legislature against sustaining our GOnern
Tnent in putting down the Rebellion. lCheersl Ihen
candidate for Mayor is who voted 10 sustain tht
enemies of country. Out upon such men Cheers
He was connected with gang who joined in the riots o
'63 burning houses and hanging negroes Tor Nlch ser
vices he elected Police Justice. We cannO
the soldiers and sailors under this very roof to vote or
man who refused to sustain them while IN the Held
would vote Oakley Han before would vote for Leo
with. But shall not vote for Mr.. Hal we are 4OVV
strong aud but for the action Of the State Commute
which has prevented making nOmlna0ns, We cOd'
have elected ticket. . . .,,
persevercd The gentlemans reference 10 Oakley Hall
said he is clear demonstration of what said that ther
reason for assertion that this Convention IS IN al
with Tammany Hail. When gentleman eOnIeSset
that he would under circumstances vote 1or Oakey
Hall, ne is but one degree removed from the Iamnahy
Ring itself. - A..
Irgsature AT Albany intended TO enable the soldiers
aud sailors then engaged in the defense OF their country
10 their votes without coming home TO DO So luis
The question ON the adoption Of the report being put
Mr. DAYTON gave "A solitary dissenting vote. III was ~
Teed the resolutions thus passed should be set 10 t(
state Central Committee which meets on Thursday next
The Convention then adjourned, SUBJECT 10 the CAL ol h'
Chairman.