The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-05
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1872TRpLE SHEET

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MR. ADAMS WAS DECLARED THE NOMINEE.
motion was made for the appointment of q
committee Of eight to notify the nominees.
The CHAIR stated that the subject of an address
agreed, should be referred to the National Commit
Tee ior n ,aelr disposition; and It. was 50 ordered
Hon. G. N. Fitch:-
LETTER OF HON. @. NJ FITCH.
n.,, NJ LocANsPoRr Ind, August 81, 1872
,DDss sS-Yoars of tho goth inst. is received. Impera
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text Sy winch And apology for S%sr The
Ismora9e orr people its action viii be sustained by
sn but BY a rTss
ton VII constitute nucleus around which win rally the
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would everconvene them again Respectfully E ESPgs
Considerable applause followed the reading Of
Mr. Fltoh's letter.
The CHAIR also read the following
FROM DEMOCRAT:-
CIHCINNATI, Sept T. 1872.
and ADJOURN Fiat letter IS an
event II starts indeed, a regeneration
the Committee on Credentials, made their final re.
port that the delegates present from each State
permitted to cast It's entire vote in the Convention.
The report was adopted.
MIR. MARX NJ. PoMERoY read a communication
from the committee of the National Labor Reform
convention at Philadelphia expressing entire Salts
faction witivthe Louisville Conventions action.
t,a mr. MiTGsEaL OF pennsyania offered resolu
Reform Convention at Columbus.
Mr.. BAyARD moved to lay the resolution on the
table On division the motion was lost-yeas llG;
MI. REEDER, Of Indiana offered resolution
OF THANKS TO MIR. LYONS
he had presided over the Convention. The motion
ton was adopted, with cheers for Mr.. Lyons.
The Convention then took q recess until three
P. M.
SCENES DURING THE BALLoTING.
WINE the ballot ior PRESIDENT was being taken
thusiasm. Before the vote was announced much
confusion ana excitement occurred in consequence
Ohio to nominate George H. Pendleton. The charge
was made that the gentleman was the secretary Of
| the Liberal Club Of Cincinnati.
ON this announcement the Chair was simutane
onsly addressed from various parts of the house by
excited individuals violently gestlcuatng and
speaking in the loudest tones. In vain the Presi-
| dent hammered and called for order. The accused
| finally secured hearing and declared that he is
ana always was democrat and that he had paid
| his own expenses to the Convention, representing
the labor reform interest of Ohio.
The report of the Committee on Resolutions, as
adopted, is as f0Ows:-
THE PLATFORM.
whereas frequent recurrence to first principles and
for liberty, which s source progress and fidelity
our constitutional system the only protection for either
Resolved That the original basis whole political
eash stas Voluntarily created hes state and tie States
by It's Written consnon for cTcrhns State should
d Tor ihe protee Of lie liberty and properly within
ssr SnS nd T rs s'hsas
e. rss RsSsSs S%sf S
good Saf hep be s In the
what manner n they Be altered and amended.
not Is tea s a and should
udlcioas legislation. While such conflict continues
mount consideraiioh ''' "'"" 40 'A"''" W para
S That proclaim he world that principle
held t9SsthsS by e cohesion Of PrincI
eoner na
eo n @ %ory under e st S Me
with our principles rather than an almighty and ever
having SseS Seraysd at into
aGfsS SS s r. lip BY the 70
an dn e 20 rally TO n polls and the true
| The following is list Of the members of the
National Democratic Executive Committee, so far
| as appointed The members for Ohio, Maryland, Cal
one member for North Carolina.
| THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
HSH fP' R Ra aaS" "nd Colonel
sGah E Stokes 1pa R.
Xew 1ySns "a GsCGEs
Kentucky-Colone Blanton Duncan and General II. B.
Arkansas-E J. Krkscy, of Little Rock, and c. E. Tobey,
Of MHrrstoyn Cape county y.r =, u,a.o, ~
nfsof Bo saS and E. boom
P,ennsylyania-Hon; Joseph Rex and Z. j. Mcclure.
Shc Of La Crosse and william
Tennessee-H. F. Paris Of Chattanooga, and S. F.
Geor. ia-Alexander II. stephens and Colonel W. H.
Lewis and John Oh bs MSe
E$ Ess4ss It 6H nass and W. H.
West yirgina-John J, Davis, of Clarksburg and Will
Missouri, i; Morton, Of Plat county, and H. j.
Afternoon Session.
The Convention did not meet until four o'clock,
although the adjournment was until three O'Clock,
and was called to order by the Chairman.
The CHAIR-The Convention this morning in.
structed the Chairman to appoint committee Of
nominated. beg leave to announce that commit
| tee as f0llows:-W. G. MOreau, OF Indiana; q. G.
@ % New Of Nsg ersey s. ByngtS Of o ;"
sylvania; W. H. Worthington, of Mississippi W. N.
| delegate offered the follOwng:-
Resolved, That the Chairman this Convention be an.
G s nG hn he Se no ads e che "a
The resolution was agreed to.
Mr.. MuNToN, of Michgan-My name is mentioned
as member OF that committee to wait upon the
nominees would like very much to have my
name taken Off and that of A. G. Barnes, OF Mchi-
gan, substituted. 1t will be impossible for me to
be away from home. The request was acceded to.
Mr.. VAN ALLEN of New York; offer the follow.
ing resolution
STATE CONVENTIONS.
Resolved That the delegates of the several States here
assembled be instructed to meet and appoint temporary
committee FOR their respective States Tor the purpose Of
calling state Conventions to place in nomination suitable
electors and 10 transact such other business as may be
necessary.
The CHART would suggest that It is very hard
to get State Convention together If 1t should be
necessary would, therefore, suggest that tho
luton be made to read estate COnventic- 0r q Hp.
wise" In some States they wou'i reor ra. d..
call O State Convention, - rather l uar Nl.
nominations made ~ Di .oul. NonYOU.