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


IN the republican party" were read, there were
cries OF "On oh W and laughter from all parts OF
the house.
THE MINORITY REPORT
The minority OF the committee reported rcsoln-
ton IN favor OF the admission OF the delegation
headed bv Horace Greeley. Nine cheers were given,
and there was great enthusiasm. Cheers were also
given for General Grant and Senators Conklng and
Fent0n.
RUFUS Andrews rose to speak amid great confu.
SION. When he asked II ne was TO be gagged here
United States senator, senator Conking rose
and asked the unanimous consent that the gentle.
man rom New York be heard, which was greeted
The CHAIR putting the question, 1t was carried.
andrews PLEA.
Mr.. RUFUS ANDREWS then spoke as f0iows:-
venion i hat q he regularity COMMITTEES
sesalnss re;ssiss 10 shs organisation York
70 S rSa Ss .: ss
troll Of the republican being the only com.
ss 70 Of as os q
FOR s q
10 reference 70 local nomnaon. Having about ono third
S,as inc
the beaded y the :na 1sn ro
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naturally s s we s PSn
mites 10 take poasssson machinery the republican
party in the city and reorsan.s to suit own whn: and
chairman denied the right the state Committee inter
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r SeSn thai Scs In wnsS view shs y wps
Sa ss the haS nsv on as 70
Comtes the right to exercise this pretended authority
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also dce$ats: to tha-thSi proposition vas snnMsd 70
ai s Earring Ssw 1''
be %e even from the tho member: o New II;
control the future ACTIONS OF party in
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after sne withdrswai This Is.Sailon y M. barring
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this strange proceeding . 70 reccys the sanction Of peo-
& s S % ms no rs s sss ss
need assemble no county Conysnson need assemble but
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ss Of fst a2A's =: ;Ss.
for s"eS Action those time: not supa
rent and shout not be an; VIA. The alleged
they a:ys They aer ::
s:ns,. Win o1asf TSsy
o member ngd ono, under
fully discussed IN the newspapers and entirely ret1ed By tho
which has doubtless been read by every OF this
cOnysnon o. me republicans Eso hHla Scs under the
es!ne The sanction q spuSc,s soVernors esnno, 10
ssse.ioD Of he Ss IeSssus. % y
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% and they w' p ana
%Sana and and saos.p Ts 'hs
and nominate and ercs John HOLMAN for 1oysrnor q
ss WIN e Nh aas
msson ON Of Inc sy and County S New YORK. then sassy
this I
appointments and With ons sagle eycepton the men 10 .p
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IS nI.ocy hay. not d sS IT ana WIN 90
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DATED states senate ana sS,e The usar
their influence the Witch was demansI The
ps aa the
of & anS John x ayof cs h.
MS gentlemen IL the case FOR your
nsstsa win The history o. mi, nos yranrs
sss tnt
SAsh sa ~:
the @ % ass ana "o .'
Regularly Il. ss
General CocHRANE next spoke Of the honor ana
lie venerated 1t, with view OF stripping the ques
ton raised here OF some OF Us rancOr He contended
ine work il haa done. That work belonged exclu,
sNciy TO the Convention, which was the creator
ana Inc 1o ION ne eresare NJ, hs by
mended w the majority OF the committee.
Mr.. PARKEs, OF Caynga. spoke on benait OF the
sessions IN New York, the Convention had found
1t necessary 10 Interfere and IL had justly ana
necessarily nterlered.
Mr. OWL ssid that he desired present the
IN OF the action VI tho Standing Committee In
what different form There arc realty three
tic Standing COMMITTEES power TO lake ibs action under
Second had they reasouabc grounds FOR their
lion! regard be fsi point but lille need be said.
1hs S1a9n galy YosiSs s sssss,HI req;
G invention of the proceedings OF the Standing |
body 10 act the whole question without check hin
ORANGE Who shall doubt that power of the Convention
itsef Much has been said of the right of each locality to
irue but must be remembered that the localities have
power 10 senl delegates 10 this Convention to participate
lhe general action or The party. rheY tic
OF power and the party has right to- see that
local OF shalI remain pure. II
duertnce whether be IN the city county in Livingston
la case right 10 nyest ate aud 70 decide SECOND
action OF he Standing Committee rcasonableY The
question before the comt.oo was whether member
Committee should aso mold Office under the
opposite party. Such person holds kind of trust;
he repository Of tie secrets Of the party, and |
them the Al all events he 10 subject
suspcou ana the Interests OF one party will langush
the whole OF this matter every OF the
General Committee must be- like Caesars wife, above susp
cion. There connection any form with the
or corruption of the opposite party. II has been
openly charged the auiacious au1 rob-
berries OF The public funds have occurred This charge