The New York herald., 1871-10-05

ror rIcSiucnt-tafhson Ne Putter, OF West
Vice Presidents First district, vacant
Second Joseph Burger, OF Kings county; Henry
Tnird-Calyln Hornbcck, OF Ulster, and NJ. Parker
Fourtn-smiih N. Weed, Of Clinton. and James R.
Fifsn@2 5. Page. oi oswego, and Giles nawley,
SIXTH. q. Richards, OF Madison, and william O.
Seventh seventh CHARLES W. Pomeroy, of Cayuga and A.
), Eighth.Willlam Williams, OF Erie, and Q. d.
;, ,secretares-First district-Edwin O. Perrin, OF
cGn"; ~ ~ Faulkner, OF Livingston, and Isasc
second James Corboy and John Fl. Bergen, Of
Third y. B. Hun, of Greene, and John Moran, of
Foqrth-w ?. Cantwell, Of Franklin, aud Horace
van n,cS Eyra q Mnontgome,y; na e .c...
slxth-J. r. st,llwell, Of Schuyler. and Daniel $.
seyenth-o. 2. Murphy, OF Ontario, and D. Nc
Naughton, OF Monroe.
Eghth--Henry 8. Joy, OF Wyoming, and George
NINE O'CLOCK P. M.
manent Chairman ne was greeted with three cheers
Mr.. Potter said:-
GENTLEMEN or THE CONvENTIoN-I return you
my thanks for this renewed and most unexpected
EXPRESSION OF your favor: I mad looked. as pre-.
staesman from rom Oneida, Mr. Seymour whom ON We ali ali
love Love- and reveremSgreat appausel-as sne proper
known OF his Inability to serve, and that any person
IN the Convention regarded me as the proper person
sisted that my name should not be used, but that
some other gentleman more Intimately connected
known to the delegates present than have been
should be selected Tor honorable place. Ideemit
the question OF who should compose the committees
whicn have Just reported was 80 entirely unac-
lected by me that Iconsuted with and acted wholly
upon the suggestions Of the State Committee in ro.
That this additional duty would be put upon me,
should have attempted to exercise some oncr cholce
port You have Just heard. Q.augnter.l For myself;
am democrat because believe, from my inner
nin like a M M s
etles OF soil and climate and people, except by Inn
ns snd % e ss sna as ssd s
lief Is taken whatever part DO TAKE
csrs ns os opSs % m as %a in %y 0
democrat, Whatever his past Affiliations may have
neen who now believes IN limiting and localizin9
the powers OF this government; and that man II In
my Judgment no democrat. and with him have no
aflliaton. wno-whatever his professions or party
private wrong or seeks to avail himself OF the party
organization for corruption and fraud. And now,
thanks FOR your favor and 20 proceed with the busl-
ness Of the Convention. IAppause;l 49,, o.
loving resolutions the reading OF which was fire.
quently applauded:-
TnB RESOLUTIONS
FORE ~. ls.s ne
SS1rsoa nssS
lss g sub
has s up system OK
tho LANDS wsn wr a
pledged herags Of the settlers and 4 now attempts TO psr
federal oIes holders IN popular
civil tribunals Of the country and control popular
!s:s and and n which ~ history
rested must prove fatal 70 republican institutions
II. X ans sf'' r and q
an S 's o S
na ws IBID s % 70 @ duty Al o to 5 them them in n
promoting their own welfare and the general prosperity OF
Resolved That v. view with INDIGNATION the corruption
and q ", recently 81 s. . eight .1 + s ysrs
dcnounce unworhy our counenance or toierauon al
ssss
the 70 S az nn % h Ss
the dspIorabe condition Of affairs existing
y" Sa Phi,
was
S Rs :. our
.s..on through which sas .aua. were posse sns 20
SssSs Ssss ''nss s. s
oospss soaa rs the m:
complete for tho .abornae a.partnenis Of
York, mayors Of cities bs removed 81 the iov-
In tho manner snorlH6 OF cOuntlcs
r. sSs!as @ each
eowp.se change Of tho & ely a, an pas,y d
strain and Abu.es and to secure speedy uas OF Of
Rsed Tsp sa. shown III. necesv Of
.r.nns and dennns By consaons 60 s
ans % s.I the property Of c1sn; % a.,.,,., ), loo,
,Ss ofrapon
their scheme Of Capitalization openly asre
Judiciary and manipu the system Of expenditure det
and papsr, money :. 70 dsmo.s public n, 20 cor
nss q 'Y political i sdmnistrssoa and saes. S
navy and i ss sss:s ouo.. %Snisi,
enton or the peope 70 the fact ina. hi: corrupt M
umpSsd in and controlled the Republican
,ns:oyea rAa, :. REGISTRY Law, 90 q, preysa.n,
which they easily be ama.ea We demand sii
nn Sms S other 1s S .soPD. Ss Is:
wsn n,s c Ss AND ss
sS.s sis sSas
ssstcr and I'd der me alike 70 him that receives
d. sSsS: o ss State 70
q s sa ss' % & pS1
and .s'pon:'cy o l.E...Sn have been IN sss
Sac. rscsss: and system q repair
saeensy .ad = .hs Tim. rsdSo:a a.. slpsnss ana
ss ss:
who Il Hrsi denounced this ssiesmane policy
ss.s,ioa reduced nsssri.y d. value s..s'isa.
Thcy challenge between
years misuIe, and corruption
| OF their advcrsaries
Resolved That the free exchange of commodities between
this and other couly, between various districts Of
laDd OF the greatest benefit both TO the buyeIs
the sellers that should
thai Justly levied
should be moderate In amount and fairly upon
value OF the property taxed; that material and
finished articles cannot be especially taxed without unjust
buruen being laid domestic manufacur
so 70 prevent them from competing fairly
with those or other countries; that present
tar,1 violates every principle Of political economy,
IT'S complicated IN ia provtsions requiring enormous
body OF officials for It's collection, and thus debaucbng
politics BY throwing into party conesls large element OF
persons subserven 10 the selfish aggandzement the
pointing II diven though tho
most skful in the world all foreign by en-
hancinz the the materials they Many OF its
duties are 90 high AZ 70 encourage smussns and comply
circumsances of the country ample The paw
ment Of the interest and largo insaena OF prncipSr
the debt and Tor the ordinary Of
be had without evying tarn upon
articles such clothing, medicines and All