New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
THE ROCHESTER, c. .NVENTION
Continued from First Page,

the Ropubicaus that cried out asains Fed s"f.
eral Government In this State Those charges were MI
ton of Republicans that Convention in the inter- ~ OF
the tho men who were using power to
rank the who stood up for hOnestyGreeoy, Grin
nell and Porter-and took to s BOSOM by direct VOTE
Have Sops n cSn y VIII t TO-
integrity and economy through party that Ia the great
principles fo the future thus adopts these corrupt
b OF the past That being the truth as to one party
have faith. nay, have knowledge from the history
Ssu sSe PnS tnt the Democratic party Will reform
t Th integrity etgS It Is true and sorry am that ts true
snS %a nSst things a. Sd; and Win o%
has beh upon bro sne D goG party and repoach
cause there has been maladmInistTation " and cor
maet and n tbe t sr Cy Of seyYok Democrats
s0moDSdy or other has thus been abusing their trust
sma wnsa they meet IA Convention them in the
ing the frauds and pledGing themselves to the punish
BE- Si sass s 9 the
tra drH IApp,ause A. Says said elsewhere and 50
today thai When such ont ms . aSs
n hTinG 'so under tho authority Of our partys
%oSd aos thar anu we n Sse nS
nanaots that ten that wo will make men stand ont Of
say to The men Of NowYorE to day that though tiero
30 far as I know, are personally entirely re-
spectacle and claiming to represent very large body
upon them not that hey had done wrong but that they
came here through the power OF men Who 9io under su
not receive them In our Convention. ana so otIong
and firm Vas the ,sH ta Of ,as S desG.
tenen declined even to ask you 10 aomlt aGIn
until they had which, PsfSS ncw o
They conceded that right and they sad they would
not allow the burden to rect upon he great a
supposed had used power coruptl had met tnelr rs
bike Now party that does that mas W ASA 'n'
confidence and the approval Qf tho people
The Tammany men wanted something OF dihcrcht
tone from MI Kernans address, however and tho ever
gushing henchman, Dewitt, took tho platform for the
Ring and eulogzcd that body In speech OF half hour
He claimed that the charges against the men VINO res
cued the Democratic party from the DespOnd OF
defeat which fell upon 1t in years gone by were
false. He was choered to the echo, the Convention
rising its feet, and repeating its outburst as eacn
ausion to Tamrnany whose leaders were Ikenedto the
traditional lights OF tho Democracy and III successors oi
Marcy Wright, and Jefferson The frauds In New-YOrK
were mere dreams Of Republican Imagination ana woud
not affect the men who made the Democratic majority In
this State, when the rural delegates were "auo"lnH III
the mre Of AbOtionism.
This "A fair specimen Of the prevailing sentiment Of
the majority OF the Convention and indicates beyond all
shadow Of doubt the purpose OF the Democracy through
out the State to stand by tho thieves OF the ng All
the preconccrcd measures OF the friends OF the honest
delcgnons were secuted by Tweed and ne dictated inc
entire programme to Messrs Tlden, Seymour and the
other Regency workers. With Dewitts speech adjourn
ment yas moved and the Convention comes together at
Q in the morning.
. TIE RESULT TAHMANY VICTORY.
The result of the day is sweeping victory FOR the
Ring leaders their rural spendares, who are found
in every district the Tho situation tonight pre-
sents almost as much confusion and uncertainty as 1t did
last night at this tne that Tweed has openly meas
ured himself against tho opposition, and has proven MS
strength unassailable Tile leaders try to assume that
has gone IL intended and desired but
the Reform and Otendorer delegations make no Sc
cret Of their bitter dissatisfaction and their purpose OF
Issuing address 20 the honest Democracy and washing
their hands OF the Tweed Convention. 1t is vaguely
limited that under spur the Convention will tomor-
row reverse the action OF to-day and eace the Tamany
taint But how that Is done with Ring majority
Of Is is not easy comprehend with the work Of to-day
before one and the metal Of tho Convention to work
with.
The ticket at this hour (ater midnghU is still un
settled although there strong pressure brought to
bear to bride Ottendorer with the place Of Secretary of
stato Mr. Herman, however Is generally assigned the
place. and Is much more popular. Smith II. Weed is
mentioned for Attorney General. with O half dozen
more The question, however, is mere speculation. Tho
session Of may not reach It, for big fight, to
all Appearances will come upon the attempt Of the I'll
den wing to reverse vote the NewYork delegation
The Young Mems Democratic State Central Committee
met at the Osborn House to-day Gen. James McQuade
was Chairman and ]. Wesley Smith Secretary An Ex-
ecutive Committee, consisting Of @. j. Magec, W. II.
Ben lamin w. Hickman and Smith NJ. Weed, was APP
ponted TO provide for the organization Of Young Mems
Democratic Clubs throughout the State.