New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

Iobox They regardless of the truth OF history
they are reckless Ia denuncaton. The nation
so prosperous wealthy. and happy as to-day The
facturer merchant, and farmer have grown wealthy.
orally rewarded VIII any ask what the Republican
party has done 1t has made history Of the last ten
IL has not only saved the republic, but relaid
its foundations on an enduring basis. II has rescued
torn from its owery fold made It respected at home
and feared abroad removed the chains and stripes
Of freedom; placed in their hands the insignia Of man
hoOdweapons for their protection 1t has spanned the
built thousands Of miles of railroad giving access TO
those who come from every way, to go In and
steads Of the finest land the sun any Where sladdens
II has developed and protected the industries of the
Of Europe It has anihiated reputation by paying mil
the finances and placed them on such basis that their
only want TO be let alone II has defeated all schemes
whereby man can live without labor and debts be paid
without money II has given to the nation currency,
demonstrated that gold and silver necessary
for circulating medium than leather ana iron OF the
or the pary failure or Grant and bis Admnistra
ton failure Our record is made up IN the history or
Van Wyck closed with ardent appeal 10 hold aof the
Republican standard and march on to victory; H.,
being ready TO report Mr. Garswold moved that the Con
vention take until evening, which was carried
Gen f. d. Gates from the Committee appointed by
the Convention of Var Veterans to present the resO-
ton took the platform and after glowing tribute TO
the soldiers who fought for the country against the he
belon, read and presented their resolutions.
Mr.. LaHin from the Committee on Credentials, re-
ported that in the IIId District OF Kings County the del
egatons headed by Russell and Lutden be admitted IN
the lid District that of B. f. Tracy be admtted IN the
With the contestants Withdrew in the yth that the
delegation headed by f. D. Webster be admitted; IN the
With NewYOrk, that both be admitted with half votes;
in the Xth that the delegations headed by ~ A krk ne
votes in the Xylh that the delegation headed by NJ Gre
gan be admitted In the id 1SG str 1d Re Sc aS
mitted in the lt Cataraugus District that the deega
ton headed by A. Hawley be admitted.
The committee also reported resolution, that in the
With NewYork District, the organization be re-
Central Committee.
s. Spencer presented resolution, which at his
request read and referred to the Committee Res0u
tons, expressing earnest sympathy with all people in
their endeavOr 10 throw of the yoke of desposm and to
ence and free government; eulogizng the people OF
Cuba for their exerOns to free themselves and also for
and equal rights with themselves.
Mr.. Cornell moved that the roll be called and each del
egate name candidate for GOyernor-he vote TO be in
formal.
delegates ana that vote be then taken which was
Mr. Hustled of westchester then after brief eulogistc
introduction named Horace Greeley which was received
Judge A. G. Rice of Kings named Gen. Stewart
L. Woodford, when the Convention gave two rounds of
Charles 3. Spencer nominated George W. Curtis Zap
plause
Gen Merritt seconded the nomination of Horace
Greeley.
Robert L. Hale seconded the nomination Of George W.
Curtis.
Ethan Allen seconded the nomination Of Gen Wood
ford with enthusiastic speech.
Gen. Sharp followed on the same side.
table until after the report OF the Committee on Resoiu-
tions received He thought that the platform should
The Chair decided that the Convention had ordered
the roll called, it in order to suspend it, The roll
called and Horace Greeley was named by l43 dele
gates Stewart L. WOodfOrd was named by 1853 delegates
George W Curtis was named by lOit delegates. When
Horace Greeley, which was followed by app ause
Mr. z. s. Spencer moved that formal vote be taken'
Carried 1 sI'' '''O'i'' 'H' '"''' '''' s ',''''
Gen. Sharp moved to suspend the call until the Com
mittee on resolutions report
The Chair ruled the motion out OF order
named by 17O delegates, Horace Greeley by l39 dele
gates George w. Curtis by S7k. No choice.
O'Clock tomorrow morning. which was lost.
The Convention proceeded 70 another vote. stewart
L. WOOdford named by 25S delegates Horace Gree
ley named by 1o5a delegates; George W. Curtis was
Mr. Curtis, after thanking. tho Convention for the
honor conferred him, moved that the nomination of
The motion was seconded by Mr. Tremsine E Dea,
field smith sustained the motion in highly eulogiStc
speech of the qualifications of Gen. N00dfOrd.
The motion was carried.
on motion of Mr.. Bowen, the Chair was directed to
appoint committee of five TO wait ON Mr. NGodord and
invite lin TO the COnycntion which was carried
Mr. Andrews moved an adjournment Lost.
Mr. Conkling from the Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following resolutions;
The Republicans Of the state Of NewYOrk, in Conven-
ton assembled report to the people ana present the
RotS That the National Administration under President Grant has
IN ell eeet Kept faith with the peogs sH9 m a behy y. t %
unparalleled financial aeteenelt Of png N Is mollhS ID saon
the Dsons lone and abroad and with rapid strides
prns 5 rsuu Ss Of the country unae dnbeI tsIaon
enforcement Of Tie laws and the m time great. decreasing .ae ed
ns the Teef Of the people from eighty millions Of EXISTING Fan tsl
the burden Of AZ classes Of s people & TSiep anT cn s seS5s ,Sd S
pescs Sh m az br f tbs American people among the nations
the earth BY de,ng With The laan S as & e avert 1 s snlon
@ SS SSqsT ts @ % he iars diminished a1 just portion the
burden carried over to the isstToWing population Of the future H
encouraging and finally securing the adoption Of that S ecS'
esaTd to past conditions placed by me fundamental law
Ggg Rs STATE Of pIisi S aa e4es uf & pefHsHenpecs
~ , c5tpy ana these IL has done without dsplay
quiet that prmse by continued pror IL the same de
Of prosperity and happiness to the county -,
conrsasons to the United States Of Germany and heartily join with
S Dd Ga ,5s aDd 4s R % lSs 5 people who given Republic
may establish free institutions in their oTa eoang
and the Imperial rule and the swI destruction Of
RS T Tb S we sincerely synps,h people Cubs
their struggle liberty against desPotc government IN "he'e a
% Of do ouoas have not received at the bOur going
PosTsCRIPT-FOUR O'CLOCK.
R,,od Ths, the Democratic Administration has not shown IT.
SELF entitled 70 The confidence zee or ,PpS % ,e 5 eg spd p s p
cal corporation which has long ruled the C OF ana
e & and Is now seeking the State itself wider field
o [ % S % State tat while the expenses largely increased the
n nearly DESTROYED deficits have taken place Of the annus
nnas of more than while the tolls have been reduced with
b unjust confer the chief benefits upon the prot1e,:
sftb oh pou ofou own States are
omeeTS peTnue1
NJ Ss Tor dnages 10 the benest its parans
and IL ng 10 transfer debt charged the revenues Of
STATE 70 The sbonrs Of the states alone while other
STATE. y esp the chief the change and because has
I'D b M s mower acknowledged frauds snd crimes upon e
through which elevated to power aud eusOed 70
msgOyerD the state. .,. ST.. -. l.. .,.;u-
taneI condemn al appoprsons o me OF
schools Institutions a. hoe 10 he ' o
lie Constitution the religions liberty and equality secures 20 AZ.
ResoIred That long as the people Of towns nsg H
Localities majority Of votes should nave ne ngn 70 PO
hibit such sales ,, ~, ill.,. - a.. e,n Al.
RESOLVED That s the duty Of ell honorable citizens and he tm
Rapnboan party " peeye the Iu N ue Do