The New York herald., 1870-09-08


olGeneral Woodlord be made unanimous.
Inc motion was SECONDED by Mr.. Tremaine. II.
eglogistlc speech OF the qualifications OF General
The motion was carried.
On motion OF Mr. BOWEN the Chair was directed
TO appoint committee OF i've to Walt ON Mr.. Wood
FORD and invite him to the Convention. which was
carried.
Mr.. ANDREWS moved an adjournment. Lost
. Mr. COSkLING from the Committee on Re solu-
tons, reported the f0llOwtng:-
8. spencer, A. f. Hummell and II. g. Eastman, ].
A. Griswold and John Lyon. Il. s. Hale and L. G.
founglove, Samuel Campbell and B. Brockway, o.
assembled people shS following % sson
Rs.oivea Tha. the national admiostrson under Presi
rsayos. s ss0saed ss nin y Confidence ana
moas o
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dica.ing our own rights and advancing the name and
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Indian tribes as 70 chronic hitherto
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future: 3 and sspsn
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That the OF the United States Of
%sny and n b heartily on With our brethren ia re-
trust that Ss Sravs people wSo % have g1ss Republic
70 France may establish free Institutions In their
-, Resolves 9. Tha: we have with unmpssi 10y new repus
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. isss ruled * city xxx made 4:
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c.na: q as stats that while the largely
the SSsAr
than two million dolsr:, wa,'s ihs tolls have
the chief benefits upon of the other States while
has permitted the State claims for damages be revived f
FAR now @ psGsa poa %
sr s' h e S e he
.ad because has upheld win d.
has been elevated to power and enabled to msovern the
Resolved, That the school system of the
must be maintained, and that We condemn all appro
Schools or institutions as hostile to the spirit Of the
n aS ' S. =: liberty and sqSo to ill.,
and elite: have rSs sSs BY law WI The sale
@ @ 1ss :s i
s6s purity Of tn; ballot 70. such form that Il,
sa s tho nass 'D
vent tho OF the naturaliIston and election laws
the republicans Of New York w with ono heart and one
whose power was ast obtained by votes and
dishonest count Of votes which were never polled
The resolutions were adopted.
General wooDFoRD was then brought In by the
committee sent for him, and ascending the plat
form, addressed tho convention as follows:-
Fellow republic grateful heart thank fol
the nag Of As %S Sd republican party the canvas, n, which
aos: at %.sy y So .n q he s @
S tho .ss s. o Ssw ssn y q
friends M have A., naturally become discouraged Bu. ia
tensh that we w sniorss the laws, protect tho purity
the 6so. boxes IN Noyember and meet the country with
an Old asRionsd union 1eoy In this
ss pssp.
sustain the Of our pure and brave President
sso~s rs:oSo q our susy
rules alike among men and over States
TWAS then resolved that the Convention proceed
to name candidates for Lieutenant-G Governor:
from New York. and Dewitt c. LitlejOhn and Free
man Clarke were named as candidates.
this result-The name or Mr.. Clark being with
drawn Mr. Kaufman was named by 1872 delegates
ana Mr., Lntlejohn BY l96 delegates The nomina.
tlOn OF Mr. LttleOhn was made unanimous.
Abai w. Palmer, or Duchess county, was then
nominated for Comptroller by acclamatOn.
The Convention then. at half-past twelve, ad-
journed until nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.