The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-05
NEW YORK STATE POLITICS.
Sesslsn Of the Republican state Committee
Mt Surat0ga-A Convention Called Tor sep-
tember 7-Contests Between New YORK
City Factions-Thc Speeches Delivered
Wednesday Night.


TENDER 7-Contests Between New York
City Factions-Tho Speeches Delivered
Wednesday Night.
SARATOGA, August 4, 1870.
The Republican State Committee had o six hours
session at Congress Hall to-day. State Conven'
ton called to meet at Saratoga Springs on the It'll
OF September. Hamilton Harris was appointed to
prepare an address to be published with the call,
which Is the same In terms az the one issued last
year.
Regarding the contests between the Seventh,
Ninth and Fifteenth districts In New York city, the
committee heard arguments ana decided to have q
The Ninth district contestants compromised, and
each side win have half of the committees. In lhe
Firteentn district no action Is deemed necessary.
Alter hearing contestants the Fifteenth district
committee voted. No action was needed on their
part and the organization was recognized by the
city committee as regular.
The following Is the speech delivered BY Senator
C0nkiing AT the serenade last night
am assured that the motive q This Wait personal in
thing the kindness and regard those whose
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more thsa personal regard 70 any IL means read
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party dnished There any other party able
adssas more iAan any political organisation u
o% sonIp or. .na ao great oaaaesss
successfully e greatest and costly Of the human
Of transactions and events more COMPLEX vast and novel
;an spy one ia the annals Of recorded .e Beyond oil
on their feet clothed with the garment Of American citizen
liberty and right everywhere and made The name Of Anne
riea respected If not terrible among the nations
bloody shadow fan. on France Is tramp rocks thrones
aVenns hand 10 sne the sok man who dominates the
and Of Lalayee perhaps WAY strikes the hour ior ne
our However this may be, ood grant tina. no Farm
the cons OF Germany ouan. for u.s. and cheers OF victory
went up ia the German tongue from the burning battle
Ike ous Prussia believes as we d. IN sdncaion for al and
aas o sSs and 10 WAR;
said has gone America blessed with the opportunities,
g ss y s weS 81 her
ana as ea the
In ne care, .eoss us as N every free SYSTEM govern
ean parry Is now directing national and Il has newer
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which does not become nae here 20 speak has fresi
saa who a p pso pspodf and
% 70. has earned the Genaae , and admiration Of
mand OF military he assumed the most
himself ia Ills great oce that every reasonable expectation
has been realized We're stronger abroad than nowy
sos. hat
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mions the receipts for the corresponding period under
rapidly diminished the public credit lifted mp home and
yet taxes have been dismissed until but few
MAN, Eighty millions OF have just been dispensed
wthhity seven miions OF internal and twenty three
OF custos duties is there that men had right to
pectf Such stewardship deserves and will receive the
public appreciation New Yorks grcat seal should attest the
general approval and with concord members of the
household OF faith New Yorks great seal will attest It,
may be held city, New
Ing substitute fair election for that scsndalou farce
which has often been enacted election The
visions speak will cali into being inspectors 10 watch
the registry, the vote, and, above all, the count, and
the Marshal s empowered to preserve order and
safety at the polls with fair election and votes fairy
counted, need only Cancellation and unity among
Selves and then action action, snd New York will
for the republican party and the ADMINISTRATION
OF General Grant TO this end let all work. But do not
mean 10 make speech and, renewing my acknowledge
meuts bid you ali good night
After Senator Conklmg had concluded, he was fol-
lowed by Horace Greeley, VINO dwelt upon the con-
slitutonal amendments the great work Of the
party. Both speakers were enthusiastically ap-
plauded ana confirmed the Inauguration Vi har
nlonious feelings. Greeley is named to-day as the
probable candidate for Governor.