The New York herald., 1871-12-09
TEE ALABAMA REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.


Ex-senafor Warn.r's Protest and N Descrip-
tisn 81 the Carpet.Bax ers-- esoIuiiops
Favorins Grnat's Administration.
Tired or the internal dlssensi0ns that have been
operating 20 long against Tho best interests OF the
state and the people, the leading republicans OF
Alabama called meeting az the State Capitol on
the evening or the 26th ult determined to make an
EFFORT fer the restoration Of harmOny and TO effect
coalition f0l the preservation OF republican prin-
ciplcs, and by common platform OF amnesty 10
support the administration of President Grant.
inc members Of the State Executive Committee
asse embed, anu It certainly seemed as
though they were intent ON Durying the
hatches and, forgetfnl Of all past personal aflla-
uOns, enter INTO new compact and form q combi-
nation for the purpose OF restoring as far az poss
ble tho position formerly held by Alabama In the
United States. The members OF the committee
were nrst invited to the ha OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives, but when they repaired Hlither tney
found 1t was locked against them, and were CON-
peled t0 lake No their position In the Senate
A short synopsis Of the proceedings was for
waTded from Montgomery to the principal journals
Of New York and published on the following day.
Ihis report was not very complimentary to ex Sen.
ator Willard Warner TO whom 1t was stated 1t was
cr@samg 4eIe@Ln M Ihe hEaALD having the same
lowing despatch IN reference theretO:--
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bps who are ever mindful Of their personal ntereas and
sn sss s s's s:a!s ts% n 0
ihese who was naturally ashamed 70 sgn bis name and
S SsS e. isss ps H. It, sa s.s Il,
''"A s' '' for true '''''s' e .si Despk %%ksrn
As further proof or the inaccuracy OF the re-
ports sent North Mr.. Warner has sent the follow
ina resolutions. penned by himself and adopted al
the meeting, which were published in the Journal
named ~ his despatch:
Resolved, That the administration Of President Grant
% ~ nss ana %s . sna ~:
n % ne w.s sna ns sSueon q
ws SIs.t u G ban and hs vigorous and successful
Resolved, ina, rejoice l1e glorious and overwhem.
ss % s IN ne
discrimination Of the Anierissn people that the
sn!sslng equal gh.s g an shall 30 neither repealed
naheS and nd that hs'wLoe power Of me general govern
unlawful prescription and persecution Of ctizen whether
BY individuals or organizations for the sake Of political
Resovsa That unless ,h. wicked and cruel pers.cuion
pSs. opinion . :aa iSe'
Whole gwen him By the
Constitution and laws for s suppression, and for the swift
s so.
and good will 10 ali and finds ts ruest platform III tho
others should do unto you."
Resolved That we pledge ourselves snew 10 the success Of
great principles and to the work OF educating at the
public expense, all classes Of the children OF Sate
restoring fratefnai feeling among all the citizens Of our
great country
Of the regular democratic party Of the sou and It's useless
aud mschcvous warfare against hxed facts seeking
the ends OF Justice peace, education prosperity
for ALL cordially invite the operation Of ali good
seeking the general welfare
Resolved That the people have the right TO dernana from
their chosen officers good and honest government and that
ssrny rebnke and denounce a corruption and unfaih
fuiness in public oce and pledge best efforts
character shall afford safc guarantee for honesty and
potency.
Resolved, That the late elections in this State in the
dence of republican unity and growth where the voters
free Independently and Of general dcord
and rive the sure promise Of complete
triumph 10 the State next year and enable 10 give to
electoral vote Of Aabams though not needed be relied
upon the noipees Of the republican party President
and Vice President In 1874.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded
by the to the President Of the United States
70 the republicans papers in this and other Statea