New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-10

,-ir. n, , ,,. ohoye the interests % these Terri
tories desire to preserve the usage5 anu pI in a.
coriance with those practices 70 let the ieeor %
tlons Of the Territories come IN mere au oon0 az
posed 10 the resolution. -. ,... - -,
Mr. Nicholas Hathaway of Masssohusetts-l move that
the resolution OF the gentleman from Come t.ul ~
laid the table. The question was put upon the mo
tom lay on tue table, and II was al IA
Mr.. Bayiess W. Hanna o. indiana oHsrtu nc iOi""ns
Resssss i ar resolution, pertaining 10 TIE platform q principles
70 - adof 81 by ihis CouTena0n be referred !" Vo7
The Hon. Robert Christie OF New-York-I move 70
amend that they be referred without reading lLouu
cres OF Not
The question being put on the amendment; u was
agreed Co. and the resolution a. amended was adopted
Various delegates sent 70 the Chair resolutions wien
under the rule already adopted were referred - .he
Committee on Resolutions without reading Among
these were the following:
by NJ A. D0ugherty OF Ohio: -.--a.
o.i That ae sSn The safety and reiisrs Of the country ~
-asy tss5 n.5 have dss or ma aos ar pooa OpuiOu
,.o % o. p, Sess,. Ss, s soeae
ina saHldsss roa IL own rss for President and yr esnt
b. CORDIALLY u1uug he support Of e eascda preserved BY
Lberl Republicans through Convsnaoa ersfrs
United Brosn Missouri ior ysres4sai
b :. r Butterworth Of California:
Aee That We reeogsps sn5 soesDs II, doon. Of ne Evil
an ss.h-aee rrnsFs sea as party " wi not attempt 70
Fourteenth and Peeta Amendments Of ne Consultation
BY James Gallagher OF Connecticut:
hod Thsi acce1frg the Consultation H. with the Pear
United s ei 70 l useSa 'i thereof il. saa eoaar5s
.oS.9 ~ m Ai-y I' ~ os ~, ssI a 1
s S., as,li I..s laa AZ. p o. ss Hs' % vote and
Also, the following:
DsHo believing ssouia b, encourage 70 register
an receive the Vgis Of seHs equally "th leaving
the Of the legality Of oc 70 he decision Of he L
resolution By National Democratic Convention
s TIA s psIs9s gs ' e. 10 S =, s1 s End s s
aay invite tie 'mpathT labor aad vote o. al 1 Of the nd
pro ec,on o. et1ans bsIotbOI equally
ni roras promotion Of the material condition Of sbs peo-
pie By more equitable ST. button Of The prodacs o. labor ia' az
that General Governments should suosuue for the present
notes erchanzsa- holders
seHt. rase@Aae sad Treasur notes. ooalsHnnr ,ee
Sal Tor tie orurs Of patent monopoly where hose engaged
paeH.el sr4ele Norkt than eight
wealth Of The individual Also 4OrHg the enactment Of lave 70 secure
ulnoFitles a. representation -,
modification OF the rules shall acnt Territorial dele
gates toiful membership IN democratic National Con-
yentiOns.
BY v. o. Cunningham Of Kentuct7-Expressingi It 10
be the duty Of al patriots 70 lay aside personal and party
preferences this time, and % combine 20 defeat
tyranny, usurpIuon and msrule, ald TO preserve the
existence Of free nation.
BY the Alabama MISUNDERSTANDING the restoration
citizen ana 10 that end accepting the nominations OF
form a restated in Mr. Greeey's letter acceptance.
The Hon. D. Dyseman Chairman OF the Committee on
Credentials The Committee on Credentials Il now
ready t. report.
Tho secretary read the report as follows:
Your Committee Creuta DO r.saeuT report a On ear OF ls
sties e7 81 report tzr delegations full win No. confessed ai h-i
gates recommend has they BE- allowed seats on the
fer recommend tls delegates from The several territories
be e aoor without vote Your committee
la Of s sa from the several states o. TIE UOion'
al Of wlel nos respectfully ss0nie- u y DlAAHA
TIE question was put and the report OF the Commit
william b r 1kin Of Nsw-Tersey moved that the Con
veu1on adjourn until tomorrow Al II o'clock LIE mo
On motion u Gov. Holman OF New-York the Conven-
ton voted that when they adjourn they aJuur U meet
al 10 O'Clock tomorrow. TIE Hon Ciarkson y f0Iter
then moved tat the convention adJouIl OlI We 10
ton lost on OF delegate from Connecticut
Convention then proceeded 70 call the ro 81 states
OF the National Executive Committee.
Tie follow ng j. lis Of the members OF the Commit
4a6sms~Thomas A. Walker OF Jacksonville.
ArEausas--s. r. Co,kTrll OF Pine Bluffs.
CallfOruia-T. McC0ppin Of san Francisco
C0Hnecucr-Nm. a. Barnum Of Lime Rock
D-i4ware-Charles Beatnen Of Odessa
Fo-ida-Clarla- T. DV ke OF Tallahassee.
Gc0rE1-A l. Wright OF Augusta
uln0.s-Cyrds ID Mccormick q CAcaco.
I..IlIa-TIOmas bowling Of Icrre Aaute.
I0F.-M. ". Ham N Dubuque.
| klusas-Islac T. Elfon Of Leavenworth.
K.utu-Ey-H D. MeHenry OF Hartford.
| Iouis.11a-H. d. OGDEN OF Hew-Or.eaHs.
Maine-L. l.. n. SWEET OF Portland
ri rylard-A Leo Knott OF Baltimore
| ,.-.aclusettz-T. o. Prince OF Boston.
| Nl.uIean-Wm A. Moore OF Detroit
| 1llssisappi-J. II. sharp Of Columbus.
| RilssOuri-John q. Priest Of 81. Louis.
Ne5rlsls-3. /. Miller Of Omaha.
| Nevada-Th0mas T. Williams OF Virginia.
! Nev-Hampshrc-M. v. B. Eigerley Of Manchester.
! Nev-Jersey-T. F. Randolph o. Mornstown
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -cheU OF New-NOrk city
/ north Carolna-M. ". Ransom Of Weldon.
| OL-J. G.. johnson Of Columbus.
| Oreg0n-R J. Lidd " Portland.
! vlvauia-James p Barr Of Pittsburgh.
Rhode Isand-Gideon Bradford OF Providence.
| SJurh CarOAna-IlOmds Y. SimOns Of Charleston.
! Tennes.ee-En. r. Bate " Nashville
| Texa.-T :. stockdale Of IndanOla.
| Vermont-H. L. smith Of Milton.
! yrc1ni.-JOhn GOOde OF Norfolk
| West Virginia.. b. HOge OF Martinsburgh.
! VISIONS .Ii-GeOrge Il. Paul Of Milwaukee.
! When New-Y0rk called, Gov. Hoffman rose aud
said: Mr. Belmont has presented 20 the NeWYOrs dele
rtf.n letter declining reappOMtmeut upon the Ma
/ uoul Executive CUmIulttee, ana the delegation ID
entire uuanIm.ty, present The name OF MI. Augustus
! he mention Of Mr.. Belmonts name was received with
cheers, and the announcement o. MS decnatlon Win
general expressions OF regret Nearly az the lanes
mentioned received with applause, the Pennsylyh-
DENOMINATION Of James 7. Barr Of The PISbuGh Post
/ the Illinois selection OF me reaper inventor Nj.
! GYMS H. Mccormick calling forth rounds OF cheers.
! delegate from NeW-YOrk-I move that the C0nven-
,ioa do nov proceed nominate candidates fQ Presi
! delt and Vice President OF the United states.
A gentleman from lndl4na-L move that the -onYen-
| tiln do now adjourn
state that Committee on Resolutions viii meet AZ the
rooms Of the New-YOrk delegation at the CarrOllton
House. this evening. The National Executive Committee
viii meet al TINS building al CLOCK this evening"
| M Hathaway OF Massachusetts-In order 10 expedte
business move that the Committee on Resolutions DE
Instructed 10 report 10 tins Convention immediately AFTER
/ ~ hour OF assembling tomorrow morning
The ChairThe motion is not IN order pending motion
| rhe Convention then adjourned
| WAITING FOR THE RESULT.
! HOW TIE NEWs FROM BALTIMORE WAS RECEIVED
| IN THE CITY.
There was no extraordinary excitement, yes
the different uolfcal Headquarters in this