New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
Hugh Gardner Of New-York.

XIII Joshua F1ero Of Greene; .
KY Joseph n: Ramsey o. Aipa9y;
XIV W. Rockwell Of Warren:
XVIII XVIII Il. & Bowl Bowl Of 4 aoutsomsTy.
XIX. Norwood Bovine Of Delaware.
Xxx John I. Norton Of JEFFERSON.
xxI..LeI Blakeslee Of Oneida.
XIII. Wallace Tsppan Of OnondagA
XIV NJ 4 kP Rsme Of Of AYE Ysses.
xvi: Samuel 9: TaSer Of 6ne@nns.
XXvIu..D D. 8; Brown Of Monroe.
x 9xx k kCansy StG DaGIeis I, Of a fe.
XXI. Henry @. Lake Of Chantaaqus.
The Murphy delegation asked that the IVtb, With
and With Districts be left open for 10 days. to
permit the regular delegation which had withdrawn
to name members II they see fit Agreed to.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
E. Fl. Roberts, from the Committee on Resolutions
submitted the following:
scSs That We in the re-
Sysss the pledge.
which he was nominated; and We view with pride and
the @ snd In
while the deep passons OF war nave been sootneo pro
Keeping faith with the Indian and dealing with the
indian tribes in rmness and genteness peace has been
have lifted from the path mgratiOn and progress
By firm and judicious diplomacy we have concluded
peace of the world by removing an danger
nations by considerate investigation Worthy efforts
have been made for the elevation and reform Of the civil
service by rigid economy In the Government, by the
discharge Of armies and the dsarnament Of naves, by
the steady dminuon Of the number OF revenue oncas
the Treasury has been enabled 70 pay more than
Of national debt and TO fund s2Oo
sn Ct
Of the AGePss thsss
s ss
esty carried out BY Republican Administration; We
Grant his Cabinet aud the members OF both Houses Of
Congress. who have contributed e achieve them.
Cps cfmnality n the City Of NswYolk we have seen
Their profit Issue bends without
sdOsOtsnt cIas, under the pstsT This
desperate ring Of consplrators and punderers control
laws and ordinances giving them irresponsible power
they destroyed tie sacred right Of the franchise by
SeeS the @ Of and petition the
freedom Of the and Of public procession have been
sscre la. And provided The name Snd
q sG ssa pud u
the sS q Of Z
party nd ans nnpSsaseS cme
TRss party tSI gave these power athcI
w ad ts@ They have sat in It's councils and controlled
its policy Democratic presses and Leaders have adea
DS hf% the and
Ssement Of the whole Democratic party. the
sH hU CITY have to the and to
9ca u IL s Ct es sn %oS
Government, and rule the State and the Republic as
they rule the city In view Of the &c crimes perPe
party In EewYork We should regard the success Of the
party calamity almost ss TO- Is would aa Eye
Union and having by harmony and asen, e nTS
en.sSs this to triumph
miseovernment organized for corruptioeand fraud.
coSDSSs WS the naGSa credit 70 continue 70
duce taxation and rapidly as possible remove the
teres account our pension rolls, and other obligations
entaed by Rebellion shall remain we are In favor OF
least injury to the people, at the time afOrdng
protection TO our own rather than to foreign manu-
RSsoeed, That as the Government owes to the citizen
every guarantee fairness and legality In the perform
TAKEN BY for the pfoeeOn
franchise and are ~ favor Of such law Tor the
ton Of votes will give 10 our elections freedom and
RESOLVED That as honest and Justly paid labor is the
foundation nations greatness and Its protection the
highest mission Of the We earnestly urge
on. 10 %e If OdG 'RS S
for their toll and encSaraged N every EFFORT toward
ResdSsd That 50 long as the people Of sveral To-
caes right by law TO license the sale Of intoI
have the right to prohibit such sale.
Resolved, Tnat the Republican party Is the party Of
poraton aud for bringing the breadstu and products
Of the West with the least expense, to the homes and
Nronieacy and exravagance which have characterized
the Democratic MANAGEMENT Of our canals, we are In
faver OF low tolls and of making the great avenues OF
trade as rapidly nearly tree be done with
out increasing the burden Of taxation:
Resolved, That congratulate the Repubicansof the
State country upon the suspicious result Of the cleo
tOns in all the States and Territories so far as they have
been held duYfng the present year. California on her
golden gates and Maine from her pine forests with re-
haHiteed North Carolina s aud sturdy ConneSeq t sp
Republican phalanx and the Empire State cannot refuse
the invitation nor prove false to the obligations OF honor
SeSolssd. That this Convention adjures the Repubn
% 81 s OF s GT Wsdo% s
shall wage war only with the common enemy. while
peace r. Above men and above factions the princi
es and the cause on WHICH depends the future OF the
RSsOiUsd That n the dcket presented by this COnven
ton recognize worthy and tried Republicans VINO
for which they are and We ask for them that
generous and enthusiastic confidence and favor which
shall insure them triumphant election.
Mr.. McElroy of Tompkins called for the reading
again Of the resolution granting liquor selling
licenses, which was done. He then moved as q sub
stitute strictly prohibitory resolution, which was
lost emphsticaly. 1t received only one Affirmative
vote. .
Mr. Dayton Of New-York moved to strike ont Of
the second resolution the woods, Democratic
presses and leaders have aided and applauded them
In the attempts to debauch the Republican organ
iIatiOns." Agreed to.
Mr.. Bailey moved an additional resolution, az fol-
lows;
RGaoiscd That our friends In the severed Senatorial
and Assembly Dslrcts Of the State be earnestly re-
quoted TO exert all their influence TO nsuro the nona-
ton Of incornptib, abl, and capable eendidstes nor
the next Legislature. .1...
The resolutions were then adopted. Mr.. Richard
son Of Kings offered the following, which wss
adopted: .,,t.
Resolved That1n calling future Conventions In Kings
County and IN the City Of Brooklyn. the RePubiiosa een.
70 order that the several wads md towns %
IN THAR DroPoronse Rs2usoaa vote east IN $40 vssa