The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-26

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Tic County Convention Of the Murphv.Arthur.
Bailey wing Of the Rcrutiic'n paity WAS the grand
trtir kt evening at tie soldier, Retreat, over
Jerry 11omts's picture gallery Ainonr the tcc.
yates were any Custom House employees A'.oug
tire ctctrties present gerc Andrew johnson Du.
game, James Thompson. Zap Kingsley. Mr Albert
son, eNCorgressman Darl,ng. william Orion, Hugh
Gardiner the Hon. Charles =. Spencer. Sheridan
shook ex.Fre Marshal Brackett, j. X. Butler. Geo.
W. Myers Henry A. Smith, John L. IaMton James
McCabe. Gen. Chester A. Arthur Spencer Kirby,
James ". Bootl, Charles \. Palmer, James owen,
aud OILERS.
1T sP. NJ. Mr. or.on. Chairman, called the Con.
vcn,ion t0 time and the roll Of delegates was .cn
called. Mr.. william Tweed Hoves moved that a
vacancy tx'stihg in tis district shoud lie filed by
TIE appointment Of William II Sherwood.
Charla' spencer moved tha, tie place Of Mr. Isaac
Dayton be declared vacant.
hr. william A. u ring. from Select Committee
on Crcdca.ias, reported that tncre were nt least
tevent, ave Gc'cg1 Cs totiis Convention who were
mel Niih ihs certificate ot The three inspectors OF
The lnfrarN E'cc; ns Nr. Dailrg mrt.cr intro.
due d -ou,iou ,isrirg all Tie delegate the
roll cuuued to vote cud seats in the CoLyen.
tion. Carried.
Tho hon. Cns. 8. Spencer announced tll, the
delegates rom TIE F.fecnth District, most ~ whom
hau participated in the proceedings Of toe Benjamin
%anUrie Convention, wcsc all, with but one *
cepUOn, treseut in TIC room. c,li ~ tie Secre
tafy revealed The tact that but one responded to his
party down stare, aud bought ~ with glass VI
~ ~ Jerry Ia, r. IS tar.
hr. Hugh Gard,aer. on behalf OF the State Central
Committee, IrcsVn.c, tie lol Wing communication:
The Executive Committee of the Republican State
Conml zee having learned the state u facts uXisting
~ the siI ton~retionA District, and under the late
1ireeurn " the stat, Central Committee having daly
considered hr saiLe, ard having l.cwigc la laid
tore them me Iar,.s oaI lre,etdn, re- eiins 70 80
and having corsi irrrd the unparNl Iced iun na1 in
te.!efencr oi the loise aud lcgarong The gc'iOn c
MhAt they Dc m The LEGAL aht CuRiiued Celegiies
BENG Of the high .'t valve IN TIC Republican uuTy in
the, nomneton OF uicir distinguished friend AnI
leader. hsr,hN
ne oir,d. That We tll the nomination OF Horace
Ggveley tn uuaOytd subtraction, and NC earnestly
commend Inn to ~ win sui enthusiastic support OF
the Republican elv OF IT, sixth Congrc sional D.
tlgt ~ the high hope hat BIZ candidacy VIII r. ut In :
triumph TO hLseh AID IN permanent ncncnt to the
giea' party he Ia" q long led. j. l.. DOlN. soc'y.
Three cheers were prop posed for Horace Greeley.
\ voice: "hrh't Horace Greeley declined nonii-
= ti'ui" Another voice: "Shutup; Horace never
Lc''in,s h, takes al he can get"
The Hon. CHARLES = Spencer, having introduced
a resolution eudorsLg tAc nomination Of Horace
Grce"', proceeded 70 sly that they had been over
uyCd NJ TIE Cons grcsslntl Convention which uoni.
n tel Horace b. tire mlrmil Ions Of Ben Manictre.
dr. spencer then gavc H. iic4ous account OF lis
mary trout les at ths Aforesaid Couycn ion.
The Convention siJoufnei TO Friday evening next.