The Republican journal., 1872-07-18
The Democratic National
Convention.
SEC OND AY.
Special Dispatch to the Boston Herald.

every seal ana standing point being occupied.
ne "ooi oi"aH> are S'nieu III anu eNefNhouV
.HSn'e ~! - t'h,is ihrh'Sfl ntth. me c"hVen :
III ~. " ae 1aIeu ~ oIuf, AT Yen minutes l'tst ~
~ '','' t'le DlVihG T. o'esShs was INVOKED by
i'eN' ~ L''oNtr oi bait'ilore.
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~ h ieSiuth' announced l"f me convenience
~ ~ ,ni!. ~ parlleS ahifrSsns the char should
S'Ie w. ,,'e,l % na'llps ana stare.
oh' \caPt%' VI hrhtisaS asked that sur
Iiu ". ny, oe'eS'.t> from ms Sta'r ne adihll-
was granted = -
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THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM.
Mr. q. A. Burr of Connecticut the chairman.
announced that the Committee on Resolutions
were ready Ia rpnnrt .na th,t renort ,yo, al nnca
read When tbe nrnamhIe was re.J win IFS
allusion 10 Cincinnati. there were tremendous
cheers The njatform was nrariselv tha sa,na
rs that adonted at Cncinn,ti Durint, the re.I-
inc the references to the settlement of past
Ilnien'tleS' 1 @ me one-tefm principle for Pres'-
W w s'A'I anu st.ehh
any We, reverence 70 our ioreiSh re-
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THE PLATFORM DISCUSSED.
Mr.. Burr, after explaining the unanimitv
with which the resolution had been adont al in
committee. moved there ,jontion hv the con
yention. and on this he moved the nrevlous
question: A delegate from d .laware inouired Il
if it was the intention to introduce gag law in a
Democratic convention? This was met with
cries Of "No." NO" and confusion followed
Mr.. Burr was reouested TO Withdraw his mo-
ton that the minority might be heard. Mr..
Burr replied that he was acting under instruc-
tons of his committee and could not withdraw
| it. The Delaware gentleman then annealrI to
the sense of homer of the convention. and cried
for the question: There were cries of all sorts
and kinds ana perfect babel of sounds, which
the President could not for Il long time sup
press.
TIM ppr,-to1-S otr,or1o>- o,,nr,,,,
| =, ' ~ NV ''o' w f' ioS o'''r'>f''
ne fo,l OF states was hnally called on the
li''lFI III VI oruer'iiS me previous question: and
| ~ ~, No.e" ~ tne alhrmatiVe except delaware,
,'No' sia MDSlSslppi' ofegon, NeVada, New
oei StN. ienhsy!vailia' SCUM Cafoiiha, leXaS
| Ayes 555. noes 19o rha vo,;no wo, ~ ",1
| time interrllpte,l by several INQUIRIES a. Ia the
| effect of oldering the previous question, which
were answered nv the chair
n1,1 ,yv,pr oppno ~. ,r,,,, -, .,,,,o,,
- '>i r'''"
| senator Day arn, OF i'elaWare, was accorded
ith minutes ny Mt. bllrr IN winch To address
M I,'t conNeh''oh IN pehiii OF the minority OF the
Co',iiii't'ee on RESOLUTIONS. MI fayald spoke
=. We necessity ol honesty ID i'nllllcS anu parties
at 'ne present llme. lie asked If this great or
ganizaton should not he allowed an in,epend-
ent expression of his honest opinion, and many
! delegates cried ~ eS." lie said that he was in
! the mlno:lty and did not want the Cincinnati
| platform aS Il whole. He was in favor of amend
| ment, nut he feared the party would 60 before
the country without an Independent expression
| of opinion. and arrayed in the clothing of a Re-
| publican minority much smaller than their own
| forces. Cries of Time" ana $50 on" Mr..
| Rayard was given ten minutes more to speak.
III >p''e Vi .''e opPoS'tioh oi Il connecticut dele
! nnother Jeler,te w,ntaI pay,rJ 70 s,,a.,t' t
partcul,r noint ,nI R,v,rI ..il IL ,,,,,,,II H.
| ana arpue rs no choosn fsn,I.,,,.a H.
| Federal tvr,nnv AZ nynn,nl;fl ~ St.to al,
tious He claimed thnt tha ,,i,tf,r,, ,,aIiol -,
past issues which shomll he hnri,.,i f,ravar ,n,1
| in conclusion said he hoped tbe DAmn,.r.,tir
| Couvrntion would sne,l. with lis avn ,.;n
and that the vote on thr resoluiinn shnutI }a
taken separately.
so1rrr c,por1S, rop cprrrp,
| ,r n,,
| There should have haan .nv lin,ra,,., ~ ;,
| ion here An other issues 'Sbnul1 hn n,ar,,oI IN
the SINGLE one of drf4,tino thn ,n.aln.t;o AZ ~"
present national Administrations liz IiI M
| reconstruction acts and the tbirteenth FAM.
| teenth and fifteenth constitItional ,mnn'}mnnt.
| had been accepted. P,hli. ouinion was hio,,nr
than governments and .Innrnr to INV ln,7,,,.
tions by conventions. JAnplnusn ! There w.
nothing left ,- AN issue now but to save In. ma.
ton from destruction bv corruption. lie re-
viewed rapidly and criticised the foreign policy
~ H. i,,e administration, and urged the union Of
| tl,a,
mept An ,llusinn to fbo '.', SoN,i H.
of Greeley w,s rnroiyeJ ,ri,L ,tt r',' '',,'
As ia the tiftoanth .,,na,, ,n,a't ~ !,
IaSt man TO attcmnt tn wat rrn, ~ le
| lions Of troI ,I, ~, M NM = w, , inc l'tll h''
appa,lsc.l 7''o' SUM "7e' l'''''
TEXAS WANTS THE c1xC1~x,r1 pr ,r,,,n,,
80 foi'N-
was Slpposed AMONG bi- noo,,Ia thnt ~ n ~ "
cratic party could not succeed ut this election As
distinct Democratic party. Therefore thew
nae come here to unite with heir brethren from
the whole country in ettecting such an al range
i ifv'i' aN WIN uilte the democrats with all
was wisdan tlarefnro ~ ti 'I l, E; ~
platform Whv ratt,sa to a,.a,t 4h
anI n,La tba ha,t ~ H. ~ '''e H""'tio'''
49, VI -
i"E N'NN ENiloN HAS HEARD ENOUGH TALK
ON liE PLATFORM.
Mr.. MeRae of Tennessee who had for half
ali ,'"r oeeh Trying 10 make speech. now
ili''''e ''nti "itehlt' Wheii the mann question
tn ho a,,t ~ y, ,, ~ 'No'''iiieu' i' Am lhen
nm .l,nnut um ',,o tu. no',e re>l'oineu Min
nro,n,itinn -, tiD H. "tt' @ nluSh'eI' y
la,arntlv ,,, ha,i ~ wy on i'e itso'i'''o"S
"tuleStion." "uuestion" all flrthpr debate wa.
cut OH and the chair ordered the roll cal, of the
States IN the mali question of adopting the
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