New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

m Vie most Of his remarks inaudble He was followed
by ssvera speakers MT Num- OF Tennessee sad ,na'
ton man OF high character once OF MASSACHUSETTS,
now resident OF Tennessee who combines ss tiiuk
OF nations trouble. he never atered but stOOd IN
movable as the granite SO he stood IN victory ana r
johnson and the Democracy in Tennessee and elected
Grant. mean Horace MAYNARD. lCheers.l
Other delegates rising TO speak, the announcement
made by the Chair that the Committee on Resol-
house ready To receive the report. .
The Convention voting in the Affirmative, Mr scOneld
Of Pennsylyanla said; The committee mas nov t Den
simply past record but has made expressions upon
ali The rsat Questions OF the day will not dctan tho
Convention because you all anxious 10 hear what
has done. GOV. Hawley of Connecticut Secretary
of the Committee on Resolutions, read the PLATFORM as
follows:
The Republican party OF the United States, assembled
in National Convention in the City Of Philadelphia on
the 5h and 9th days Of June ls2 again declares its
faith appeals to its history, and announces its position
upon the questions before the country:
During supremacy has accepted with grand
courage the solemn duie, Of the time suppressed galte be
established unvr suffrage. Exhibiting unparalleled mag
S.1 Ss see@ 4ia III Who poSd their LOYALTY By oylr
dealing justly With the pegbor' 1t has steadily decreased. sih
policy toward the Indians The Pacific Rar@ad and similar
the public Lands freely given settlers immigration protected
and encouraged l acknowledgment the natnried citizens
rights Euopesn powers uniform national currency has
been provided puon sned down. the national credit sustained
unler most and bonds negotiated al lower
rc. e ryegp,s have been carefully collected honestly applied
has reduced during Gen Grants Gresiten at ie rate Of &
plenty prevail throughout the land Men9arg oragn M &
peacefully asd onoby compromised and Tie honor ana e "t
record Of the past psr best pledge for the future We oee'e
the people viii not nuI party continuation
chiefly Of those who have resisted eyey step o "
Complete liberty and equality i9 the enoy%ssi o. 3
civil political and public nights should be established and ee'
Fct1 iss6n Neither the law nor administration should ai
init Of any DISSEMINATION respect Of citizen by reason Of race eee
tfaus qnVIff fou ofs sgrVI
T5f The recent amendments to the National Consultation oah
be cordially because they right not merely tolerated De- %
cause they are law should be carried according to Their sn P
appropriate Legislation ihe enforcement Of Sn9 eau O' '''
Fourth National Government should seek to mansis an honor
pbTs viii ali peoples who strive Tor greater liberty
6b Apy system Of the Civil which the subordinate
Of he oyerneu are considered rewards for party ZEAL
Is fatally demorng and Therefore favor reform o. tn [ n
eency ana fidelity the qualifications for public position With
~ Ne are opTs,d to further grants Of public lands to cor
pns nouopoes demand that the national domain be set
See The annual paying the cqrren debts o9d
eTce 80 much s NAV tobacco and
be- so adjusted remunerave WAGES 70 so9 ana pro-
mote NE iaqse groSil and pof zen n m ors wBose ralor
g Of hose Who died for their country entitled
the care Of grateful people We favor sucl 'aloni
legislation will extend the bounty OF he 6oyet & t no m ,b % FDs
duty disabled without regard to the length oi service OF Tue cause
SS Tie doctrine Britain and other European Powers con,
cerung aeg hce- once suleot bsronei and he
idea Of the individuals night to transfer m 80
been accepted European nations it the duty Of oar
guard jealous the rights Of adoD'ef citizens against 4e
ton Unauthorized claims by their former Governments ana We 1se
the careful encouragement aud pc'A u 'OA'a'
T The PranLns Privilege ought be abolished and the way
prepared speedy reduction In The rate Of Ios'ag T. ,
Eenh Among questions which press for aiennon Is iha "eh
concerns the relations capital labor and the Republican erT
recognize the dgiy 81 so so sa0f n 55 @ bo the creator Of capital the
largest Opportunities jus, the mutual profits Of these two
d Ne bod that Congress and President have only fsed
an imperative au1y ~ 5 IN Tsas se & beou and r the
protection Of tie ballot box and therefore they ore eeo 70 ne l'
Treac repu.on Of the public de5t IN any form
be principal Of Of the Of interest upon The balance
confidently expect tha, our excellent national currency vi" Dc per-
fectel by speedy resumption Of specie payment -
Fonrf: Tie Republican party mindful Of ' 70 me
Their wider feis Of usefulness received WI aseuG3
sa ana i1 honest ,,ei qy9pqs ,b lsspec copsaePion
neeaa: We heartily approve the action Of Congress 10 eI'ea1s
amnesty lately rebellion and rejoice IN tie o"n peace
and fraterue feeling throughout the land - ,
So The Republican party propose 70 respect h ns Te,rfea %
to the STATE and 70 t6e Feisr9 G9yeInnac ~ evils % p
with rights not surrendered BY the people to ehef TIE sas
ss1Sa Of the General Government to ADOPT sncA
will tend to encourage American commerce ana snip
Itghena. We believe the modest patriotism the earnest
the sound Judgment The Psff&i % & S99 & he b
sal I to to 'ls day n1 GPon aeS S srcb 70 victory
The reading was frequently interrupted by subdued
applause The section referring 70 the loyal WOmen
read second time in response 10 reGuest-was received
with laughter and applause. OnmotOn OF Gen. Burnside,
the platform was adopted. -
GOV Noyes of Ohio ascending the platform said:
Mr. President behalf OF large majority Of the ONO
delegation on behalf of large Republican constituency
which they represent behalf OF colOred people whose
best friend shall shortly namethe best friend In those
days when there few-in the name of our living
soldiers and in the name Of my dead comrades who
sleep upon the Southern battleheds should all IN my
duty il did not second the nomination OF the Hon.
Henry Wilson OF Massachusetts,. Great applause.l
Mr.. Bickham of Ohio said; on behalf OF very large
and very respectable minority OF the ONO delegation,
who have lust as many claims upon the soldiers ana
upon the negroes the majority, would fail IN my
duty If did present the claims OF the Hon Schuyler
COfaX. [ApplauseJ ..
Mr. Hi Of Mississippi said: In behalf OF majority Of
delegation, wish 10 state 10 the Convention that We
are in favor Of Henry Wilson. When Mr.. COlfaX pup
lished that letter. Withdrawing from the field, trans
ferred my allegiance to another and while regret that
he wrote the letter am not weathercOck 10 change
with hum now that he is running for the nomination.
THE BAILOTING.
The President ordered the roll 10 he called for vote by
States upon nomination Of candidate for VIcePresl-
dent At the conclusion Of the call pending which the