New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

lead OF this matter and offered the iono"lus
aSR: Sas Tbs, ia the opun Of this Cuye0on @, time Ia, opi
Na ' ri I'D our Constitution and shall be amended ~ 70
remove pol 81 distinctions On a-cla Of ses .h 10 .1 BY
Nrs. Iivemore was loudly applauded.
THE PLAIFolM
The Hon George F. Hoar OF Worcester. Chairman oi
the Committee Resolutions. reported the iono",ne
ne Republicans ofMehust ts coagtu'ts lsI & N ss rrs
I event history since ths formation Of o e OC % si amend
o9 G Ss people . S 'o son , II m i % s 5aa a liT 5 S5
equality Of Po sa power s men oo % @ Of hs pso Pon'
viii jos, PRIDE e feet st these si, he ADMINISTRATION
,I1 ~, sfSs sErs.Sy anio,e ogltr safety ''a
tIo9gh Of Has 5s S 'I % aou. and su-ssl s5
sr,os Is5 u @ , Grant Vi c thiH two lss S eseG
reiucon he public debt 9re,nI B s vastly lgsed 5e
f tt.rcp ~icb oppressed tte n.r',, o w se ese al
s.rs m , e ttl, accom- He.i M o t ,c a ty iu Che
president l ben ae N ,nrrr- Che bead D he commit, %
y. ~ 4p7roDrst.ous and Masslearsets linl'' ''
q ss Go5n T on a s burden national de hi. ben zen. nS1 % 10
sesns o. &c % 10 b. ersreut nurrg 70 ne reFlo.s'' @
& s. P, Scesr ssor made g. fu, e some a. ~ IN % % ~ @ ab
ef interest M process shoa be srtiu, b he fT
Hoq[sI's [ % relieve s r as Iscb h pressure upon the indus
e g5 iise 999 Ts,, the Republican rry pledged by It's pee, history and
ke berei convictions Of s mem e's 90 '''i 70 49, t5,,.sT
PpeP n G coar.-7 to , lo-o results anil especially to protect & Ihe
sesy en-, aDa Co .e.fs O. that ouou which WI
.is hcn to tae au and intelligent share ID the administration 0
T Tr That te finances Of e state shoqn be administered Win
os snd G credit conoHve only used n 'le eeale'' ei'e' 0
R ~, The Republican party. which in ,h gen ye,rs Of rs bis
or hs accomplished more for iat er'sol 'l w., - , o. ~ fj
-. win surprise su ga4toa tb cain o any Organization to
'i, i M i s 5ys1,ari q he ia5or.rs Of coaatr Their
s 5i gi src ro cr morf oects of public care
and regard bui are tAs ver p oss f S.eA 'ls S"e " ~
Ri That de1. esar TO ,le Donor Of the United states re-
an a that measures shall be- aAsu by DE National Administration TO
yrle he claims Of e ufo Great Bita for proper re a1a'
r1 recognizing ihe ke-e ,ais pc .nl W ~
os tler .o o. ho'. c-l efs 80 1p3. our l.l 70
r tttT f tte slrr,- o.. lrss5,ns Is tending TIE de-
eoot order e hrpl OF de Teos and ali the material
soif5 Tl., he on Of william Ca6n. Governor Of
lhs Commonwfatn h-s teea c..t'4-l o inc ~ .r
Rsolrld Fai We nominate Iu.as Lieutenant Governor
Oliver Wsrer w Scrrtgry of stt Ca Au Attorney General;
CHARLES IaIcoi, as Auditor lud Caa Adams. , Tressure
Mr. Hoar said another resolution 1ad not been alopG9
by the Committee but referred TO the Convention IL
follows; 80, ,..-
ohlgon 70 be loyal women Of America o her poie ee,Glol 70
D. cause Of liberty at "e are left a iyo m ne
llien paTaoe Of tl STATE viii fHd direct expression at
Mr. Robinson OF Maldcn moved that the resolution be
81 amendment % the committee relOIt 1louu as nc nc
was Of the Republican party OF the past ana present. nc
wanted 10 20 be the party Of tie future. 49, ,.,. 10,
~ right 20 pledge the party 70 woman ouse, as 5uyg
had no Instructions and u had not been discussed ny
the part they had no right 70 vote for lt II was against
policy and would be prCudiclal o. tie party.
Mr. Lcsck of Boston favored the resolution The dele
II He was in favor of welcoming the new lssue, and
ufter thinking long and carefully this subject he did
welcome women by his side. Good and an good
would sustain the Republican party IN extending
The Hon Harvey jewell Speaker Of the House Of
Bepresentaves protested against the power ol te Con
venon TO adopt this resolution The declaration Of that
resolution that the Republican party favored the resolve
WIS nov tIue' Inc l4,,-el "vinCu "i i @ S
CerOus aud was meant 10 aid Wendell Phillips As a
Glassachusetts Republican. he protested again.tit.
UrI. Nj.
and said the Convention competent 20 act upon IT,
he favored another resolve commeudug the subject to
the people for instruction 40 primary meetings next year
MI RObinsOns motion was defeated by vote OF lO to
133. The resolutions reported were then adopted by
unanimous vote.
Dr. George b. Lorng came forward. and in a brief and
complimentary speech moved the reorganization OF Coy.
Clafin by reclamation. The Rev. Z. p. Marvin
objected TO- this step until the platform Lad
been adopted After some discussion the question was
pressed TO rising vote, and the motion was carried
by an overwhelming majority ony u men EoIlhg i1 Ine
truOr the Hon Oliver Warner for SecreryO state and
nominated by acclamatiou. The Hon. Charles Adams r
pf North BrOOkfeld was unanimously nominated Tor
tOrneyGeneTa ballot was found necessary, and Charles
Allen wac declared the nominee .,o--,.
Zee was chosen. Lucy Stone Blackwell made speech,
beginning by saying that she was glad Of her oppo,
received to-day. she would have closed the address OF
e President where he spoke OF the work Of the Repub
party, by asking that party 20 do FOR women what II
had done for the coored men.
Those inside Of this claim knew that 81 was the coming
question As God sits on his throne, they were
80 De successful The women come and say this party
should do the graceful thing for them which IL had
done for black men. The Republican party answered
Ihe negroes CALL and the women asked the same favor
She again referred 10 the idiot Of 20 Summers whom
she had every day the past Summer who could not
count HE fingers, and who Was her political superior
This vote Of the Convention, ignoring the wumcn's
claims viii send the subject before the Democratic Con
SentiOn next week. Mrs LivemOre said in her speech
Ebaf the Democrats would introduce Woman Suffrage
plank in their platform il is feared however that the
Strong bias shown Mrs LyeTmOTe for the Republicans
NAV rrt udice the movement with the Democrats and il
h. 0ntcmpatiOn % send another memorial 10 the Demo
cratic Convention on the subject.