New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
THE UTICA CONVENTION.


shout In glad acclaim.
TIE eood ship Unions VOYAGE Is o'et
And load clear With cheer on cheer.
Her Joyous welcome ringS
Burrshl Hurrah It shakes tbs wave
one SaS s5s Ha i one Sos one hand
One nSfon eyeTmoFe."
The COMMITTEES on Permanent Organization made fur
Their the following report ,vr.
George W Clark, Geo. N. Gleason. Wa Lewis
stewart ssS1 V T. Sooaa So aS wSaSs Davidson
Peter SsscE,
kTsoa D TSs T SS8 H Sss f.l s%'
Geo A. Brandren AMOS smiley min.u a
Seats cported that the delegation from the Ist District
of NewYork consisting of A G. smith ana C SnariHs
tee were regularly elected aud recommended thai the
conestpg Delegation be alowesse upon Tue HOOi VI
THE PLATFORM.
r Deadeld Smith, from The Committee on Platform
andi Resolutions submitted the following report Which
was unanimously adopted;
, S s Sa TS a Sa s ' r: .ssH %
s, on Ss1 ss S s and resisted @ would np
hsi esy and esstIo The general confidence T9a has sag IN
which has DISTURBED Pat Of The Southern States and which has
6overuDes is due any 70 feeling naturally embiered BY
o. the way and by The overthrow Odd Institutions ana constantly ei
a1 e eeest and dsnaou Of the Democratic party art mus
The welfare o. mperayey requires that the reform in
he interest economy which Suspconsy begun last
and which has oFokn the IAmnan Ring ana purified The bench
shall Be continued and eeaded e every bPsh o. ne Gos11 R
election would secure wise fs and escisnt
modest patriotism the eanes. q. 'sasi9S:
iusOu services OF Ulysses 3 Grant bsye commended him to the
Leader we cannot the past fail Of
statesman Who By force Of his own character efforts without
yen,ou AIDS has made h way from 40 humble condition n me- 70 ne
always advocate and defender q eye just and benev
PSsSepss b, The Republican National Convention confidently
In ire profound conviction that continued Of the
Rpuoiesn party the sole secer Of reform a9 RogTess we heartily
acn Philadelphia and gladly rafy Tie nomination Of Ulysses
GRAM Henry Wilson pedgng most earnest and honorable
efforts for their triumphant lection.
soldiers AID sailors whose vaOr saved the Union are
beh ng honor; their pensions are sacred debt and the
rI seoy We voa ereDi the nations bounty TO ali the soldiers
ana sailors VIE IN The line Of as became ass R S
homestead grants the nation has beyond all past examples Of
The state debt BY the s9O9.t Of s 600 900
nbt orr STATE finances with the reduction
Of National isS S Sy ~. G sSoo 81 the National Iss Of more
than which Indebted TO the Republican Congress
That Reform come which s.yed the Union nd
egzed which this State in the brave poeou
ton Of the purifying cOnr redeng the municipal ADMIN
no. Thai We sppa win the electors Of New
York national administration whose traits are prosperity
back honorable and Geabe government to this Common
wealth
That welcome ranks honest .i;t Dement'S ,s Tso
ps,u DE alpaPe sSaasGo Ts .S seeks any el VIVA n' O
L. That the time has come main canals Of tie State
steam soa and made IS ee Of
oopo@cl maintenance q them in goG5 Isp s Pel@ an s
9TH STATE The frby accepting an PPtopsoa rom the genera
Inc second by rsidndrg debt the state in bonds having
iona period to and bearing low Of interest
That We point WITH ple 70 the prosperity mat pas b RnSa
s recognize the services Of the able and faithful
g5d S q: . SGp,P 1s S SS s S anu ''''
Charles s. Spencer moved that The Convention proceed
70 nominate candidates in the following order; Gov
srnor Leutenant-Goyernor; Congressman az Ia a
Canal Commissioner Prison Inspector ana three Eec-
tors at large that I'VE minutes IN each ease Dg zen
nominations made the convention VIII proceed at
once ~ ballot Adopted
THE NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR
MI Johnson of BrOOme sent forward the name OF Gen.
John c. Robinson.
Mr. Charles L. Smith of Albany nominated VIM. II.
Robertson (Applausel M Smith proceeded at some
Claimed him as the candidate Of the Young Republicans
Of the State. Senator Robertson was man wnom the
people OF the state would rally around and elect
Mr.. Hall of Rensselaer, nominated Martin l. TOWNSEND
Mr. sackett of Saratoga seconded the nomination of
Gen. Van Wyck rose to second the nomination Of an
old cOmrade in arms. without any unklnd sentiment
toward the other eentlemen who nad 9een NAMED put
placed II In tire hands of soldier who left leg the
field of SpOttsylvania lCheersl He read an arucie
Would Dot support Senator Robertson Of Westchester
and he thought it was not wise TO nominate any man
Gen Van Wyck-We want 10 COppernead Kissing here
uSngbter and appIause Let us be wary. Don't let
refse 10 listen To- these hints Don't let drive away
from the support Of others IN addition 10 those whom
have driven away IN the past whose faces useu "
cheer and whose voices used TO thrill in these cOnVen
lions. nominate men about whom tnere can DC
no doubl; for whom there will be no question ana no
hsses he General failed TO name his man but was I'M
derstOOd 10 favor Cen Robinson
Gen Stewart L. WOodford said. If any suggestion had
been made any paper against Senator Robertson mat
suggestion mistake and that paper would eorreSt
IT, He said whoever was dominated by ths CONVENTION
would be elected. lApplause.l ,..
Mr.. Davidson Of Monroe nominated Freeman Carke.of
Mr.. W. II. Anthem Of NewYork believed great wrong
had been uniuentiOnally done to an excellent man
without due consideration and deliberaton. he cOmph
mented TIE Times paper of widespread influence
but said Us article published too late 10 be met ana
reputation and thus must turn this shaft from his
honest breast. What is character worth II single
He believed The Itmess assault on Mr.. Robertson |
was impelod by an error which investigation and
prejudice existed against him in The office early
last session because they thought he dd not at the
should behalf Of reform, but in due Robertson
did take hold in earnest and did noble
~ reform He had reason 90 believe too that the now
absent responsible Editor Of The Times Mr.. Jones'
would cordially support Robertson. GAppause1
A delegate from Cnemung presented the Of Gen.
GsorSe W clark Of New-York substitute for Thnrow
Weed rose and named Gen. John A. Dix, whereupon
was unnecessary for hun 10 tell VINO he was, but
would say that he would draw 10 MS support large mum
~ Tie honest Democrats Of the state He believed
that mis- nomination would increase the Republican
majority 100000 Renewed applause ana three eheers
Mr.. T. Delaheld smith rose 10 secoho '"S h'lha'on'
and spoke OF his great services. - 4. -. l., =, -.
Mr. c. s. Spencer Of New rose 10 speok IN pehaf
try as well as military Mr.. spencer spoke IN nigh
w" NJ WnIiaI Hsw ir or New-York urged the claims
of Judge Robertson Westehester who nad peen true
md fs1fbfnI in every position which mad held, and
o nnII a heavier Vote than any other named.
Mr. Henry Ccws OF New. YORK. IA behalf Oh tne DaK
ssid file Nomination of John A DIX would GO more IOI