New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
SYRACUSE CONVENTIONS.
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S-,,,,,on 10 s,read all over our broad lan9G nt
west North and SOUTH to BIND " 'e vep to he broken
cry lO'e u" of every nationality, race aga color
After perOd Of seven wears SIN S not owls erone
we s, I brethren that feeling OF confidence o. s.
GiIty of iraternzton ana Ilehusn'P wvm I'D
p,'ess ,,~,- people having the same government 80
ttea Inv tie laws IL remains 10 De seen w ~
yonr action may accomplish towI" iIc over onr broad
3esce determination, and happiness an over VOl LII
Sowsin gentlemen OF tie ConN enuOn thls - no -"
nary OCCASION WE H HtS on is surfonndngs is
,araleicd in political history OF OUT eOua ess
questions are vet to be solved and Their success
mi deyelopment may be essentially influenced ~ SU w.
a.ton in this Convention Every shttfesv ~ 90
GOOD government demands tnat you act WIN st -
and wisdom. As / understand II, ths COhNenton 20
called in he interest OF reform, purity III 800 ,roro
government Of the people ana IOr Ine III 1,orsona
Schcr rings nor satellites shall prevail ana personal
aggrand cement shall be UNKNOWN lou acVA 49, oiyjI
Scrice M viii urohDt men from holding offices OF UuSS
who are uuacQuamted with the most eSsehta az "a Wee
fhe commones duties OF their ONCE ana can Vs.
tose StiNs Wit6ont sending FOR Mr. Clnch You sSoS
such purifcatOn as will prChDt t1oSo Ge troasury
.,f tbe Peoples money and prostitute Onclai '"
MR GREyLEYs FITNESS FOR THE PREsiDENCi'
lot deal has been said about Mr.. Greeley as 'l'
obnosopher the sage OF Chappaqua' IN atelnp'ou -
Tision of him. have TO say thaI' "ho -" -. h,r,
hen his ardent admirer have ever accordeu 70 I'M
;,,nt ability as a journalist a hater OF inc ''i'
80 Of slavery a constant friend OF equality anu t SoI
Tasty an educator OF the people man o. pun ilteGrtv
3sm. OF Deney3en cion II he is elected President
as have 10 doubt lie will be; oeneSe No mem Of fhe
nurest character most answering honSS,yi an" "a ,s
passed ability TO be found IN tae Hne 70 & akin to
Administration OF four years Will prove 10 10 " Iin,ic
fsc of Wasbin gtOn jefferson and JacEsOn-an Al';
isf4on OF hS 10 1soUe Ii4yoke Divine wisdom upon
your councils, and await the iW'her pe"SN0 -
bc adgrcss was frequently interrupted by applause
anu The aaue OF Greeley was received win cho'i''
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION
Mr. M,Ic5 Of E5veEe m2ygd hat AEsg NlisGs ss
or-e Graves and Samuel C. Tdber be made teinpoIaI'
Secretaries Carried. On motion, the roll OF ue'H'O
,,s tbcn called When the name OF the Hon. Reuben
y t,nt vos called the Convention rose en- masSe ana
cd rave three hearty cheers, which MT fento1 dc-
ipowiedged 10y rising and bowling Toe names Vi lev, i"
DOrSnoimer and Othcr pIOnunvnV Uoiob''0' WV"
ceye@ st E Monroe moved that committee Of two
srom each Judicial District be appointed To Scect pInd
ysnt officers. Carried. Mr. FeutOn offered the louo"
an rs % committee Of one from each Judicial District be 'p
r1,e by Inc Of this Convention the duty OF WDicn nv
ZEE sbal be to confer e WIN AM W1 Hal IN regard to tie
proper measures BY the two Conventions WIN NEW lev 5e
tf spi hsrAou action Az matters TO De oOeo y 'N'
rs1scge C1rvc tons wi "a reference to TIE ensuing eOo % rom
1acle resolution Tie Demoeato Convention no" IN SESSION "
Mn Flower Of Jefferson moved to make the committee
CONSIST of two from each Judicial District DC tnOos t
tb,s Convention too large TO make such an ii 6
committee 70 consist of only one from each JUDICIAL %
trct. ,. - ,o,r,i,toe consisting of
one fron cacn Judicial District would Dc peaser SUS
discharge tho duty than two , MI % onventon was
here FOR one purpose only, that OF GonclauOh' anu Ao
i,cIeyed tbe smaller committee the better.
MIR Isaac H. Hunter (cOloredl urged the larger mum
Nov saving IL WAS necessary have all sections OF the
Stafe rpTt ,cntcd. Our object here Is cohcallQI Le
election of Horace Greeley lappausel 70 , AU1"use
aud Good honest Governor Tor tins STATE lApPausCJ
Mr. Stewart Of Ncw-York moved that the C9mnittee
s ., In consist of as many the similar COlnnltiee
f he otLer Convention. After luther OIScusSoL MI
een Ncritt said It had been stated that the Demo
cratic Committee would consist OF 10 ~ 81 50, 'I ~
4lV IN
III Fcnton stated that there had been no understand
ING tnt Tine Democratic Committee would consist OF 10
he had no doubt the Democratic COMMITTEE WOMB be
made u consist Of eight He had no objection 20 mhng
fbe Committee consist Of &c; but he would Ike TO nave
the amendment withdrawn, because he believed the
other Convention would concur IN making the JOINT
Mr. Flower withdrew his amendment.
delegate moved TO postpone tue further considera-
tlon OF e subject until after permanent ORGANIZATION
Lost. The resolution then adopted
The Cnair announced the following the Committee
Geo. BrifoSi sSd Geo L. Van Ceh ofNsw,YOrk
J. l. Vaa DueH. Ulster David Clements Sqli ivan
5 l. A. Merrr HerFmeri n. II. Pisb, Oneida
c D. M. Cameron, Madisoni T. +. feIy Ot'es e..
SOLOMON shaw. Erei Franklin sPauliins kasara -, C,
The Chair announced the following COMMITTEE OF Con-
ference with similar Committee OF the Democratic
OYn Wa IinoD,, A. NJ Bliss Hobart Kumi T. E. A.
M--uu HbcOck o. Lyman Truman :; D. D. s. Brown
Judy Fhian offered the following resolution which,
on mis- motion, was aid on the table: ,,,,.,,
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sond BY b permanent Chairman Of tbs Convention when eee
Dsrs report resolutions this Con uuon ana mat al Ies9'as
Nm n. stewart Of NewYork offered resolution in
favor lie enlargement Of the Canals and reduction OF
tolls. which referred to the Resolutions committee
The Convention then took a recess TILL p NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called order again at 4:20 p. M
The Chairman stated that he informed that neither
of the committees appointed at the morning session
was ready to report and the other Convention had
adjourned TIL O'clock 10 not probable the reports
would DO ready till that time There were calls for
several speakers but none Of those called for were
present
Gen. CochTane, after abiding TO the fact that those
called for were absent asked it would not be better to
take recess tin p. No. and moved that the Convention
take recess till that time The Chair put the question,
aud declared it carried. Calls were then made Tor
Cochrane. but he declined TO speak.
The Convention then resolved itself into mass meet
ing, and on motion Cen COchrane was cailed 70 the
chair He said he was informed there gentleman
present named Parkhurst who good singer. II the
meeting would ike to hear him and would say so, he
would call upon him 10 sing something which would I'LL
their hearts with the fire OF patriotism An expression
was had. and IL was unanimous for the singing.
Dir. Parkhurst then came upon the stand, and asking
the meeting TO join him in the chorus, struck up Glory,
halleuidh, 20 marching along" which was Joined
IA 10y tho whole meeting standing. At the close Of the
SINGING there were three hearty Greeley and
Brown. Isaac II. Hunter cOl0r6d delegate from New
York was then called upon and addressed the meeting
at cugh on the political situation OF the day,
ehctng much applause.
The meeting then adjourned
EVENING SESSION.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
SYRACUSE. Sept 4.--The Liberal Convention reassem-
led At 75 o'clock Mr.. Fenton, from the Committees on
Conference stated tina. the Conference Committees have
had harmonious and quite satisfactory interchange OF
,ia,vs lint have not Re .ched definite conclusion upOu