The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-28

pnbicans holding places under the Tammany au-
thorities, bur he wanted them TO take humble
He said he wanted TO accept Mr.. Warts substitute.
provlneu ,hey would append prohibition against
apyiepuolhhn holdlng oi1ice under Tammany and
position at the time In the lon OF the
fepavl'can party In New YORK. "a voice, Gwen do
Mr. TwoanLY sustained Mr.. Wards proposition at
some length
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vote the questions OF The committee, 70
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they running along FOR the iast three months
HAMILTON WARD declared that the rejection OF His
substitute would seal the faH OF the republican
party aud the doom OF Roscoe Conknng. Az TO the
Tribune endorsing tho action OF the Convention he
did not read II so. lie then cIted the New York
T pSper wG nc NJ he nropo o ac,o
here. He then referred to his substitute
and claimed that 1t embraced the views Of boln
c wangs by s moving the previous question
which was ordered az eleven O'Clock, and then the
roll was called when the vote stood On ihe adoption
jority report was thcn adopted admitting both dele
CATIONS from New York and making provision for
Stated in the report. Mr.. Tonscy stated that his
delegation would not accept these terms and would
retire from INC Consenon' ms ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r,
repeated cheers. Or. sherman, OF ST. Lawrence,
announced that delegates from the First district 0l
ST. Lawrence would also withdraw from the Con-
Both lists OF delegates from New York were then
read.
General SHARPE said that one delegation ha1
Loyalty pondcd, ad the other having lett the hall,
he moved the one remaining be allowed to cast iull
vote.
Mr. SPENCER said that delegation had left In anger
lie hoped the motion would be withdrawn, rs they
MI snAKrE withdrew HIS motion. ana the Con.
vcntion adjourned until niIe A. M. to morrow
JOINT TEMPERANCE COMMITTEES.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 27, 1871