The New York herald., 1872-08-22

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the momentons ssas Question Whetner the Union shall
imprcgnable upon its new foundatonsf Shall the
pilot who guided the national ship safely & through
9e dark night Of the rebellion and inc wd y Nv waves cUe
fded to one who has never renounced the doctrine
openly proclaimed BY him. that portion OF Of the the
vessel at their pleasure, and who has now become
surety for the political dogmas OF his late principal
at Richmond the arch traitor r,o1 OF the re6eiiiont
the nations life be permitted 70 clutch
turn back the nation In its unsurpassed advance
to imperial greatness ? Men and brethren, what:
sins, we must hope that this humiliation and dis
grace will be spared US: In the lingering, disas-
trons days OF tho war New YORK % never ialied Ito TO
loyal cause Her best blood and unstinted treasure
were freely laid upon the national altar. Let no
wanting Our duty to-day Is to furnish her standard
bearers to lead her to new victory. Let them be
riDELnrY TO REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES,
who carry no banner but that OF the universal re-
publican party, Of uniimpeachable personal integ-
The mission Of the republican, party Is not yet
ended. Its triumph in this contest is needed to
demonstrate to the world that we mean to preserve
BY our fidelity what our soldiers won by their valor
we go, by the remembrance Of our past sacrifices @
and our past trumphs, and by the memory
Of %no the he IN Of dssn vdsN
known sepulchres and WHO who rest ''S under the
waters and above the clouds in dreamless slumberl
us in our former trials, the right shall achieve new
triumphs, the loyal hearts, from mountain to
mountain and from sea to sea, will shout in glad
acclaim
The good ship Unions voyage is DER.
nd na rS sas c,ss sne % sWngs sSesr choo,
Her joyous welcome rings
Hurrahl hurrahi II shakes the wave,
Ono dag, ono land, ono heart one hand.
One nation cverinore.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Committee on Permanent organization made
further the following report
First Ds,y-aeorge a rHN!chSs W. oark and Henry clews
OF New York.
Second Dfst.tct-stewart L. woodford Of Kings,
1nd I, 1st,cJohn Lyon Of Ulster, and Peter
renee, and Charles L. Macarthur, Of Rensselaer,.
FYM Ifstrtct-Morris Winslow, OF Jefferson. and
Sictn Dtstrict-Herman Camp, Of Tompkns, and
Wm Lewis, OF Delaware.
secentn Sc Dstr'etTE Lapham, of Ontario and
ksgntn Dist,.ict-A. D. Scott, of Oattaraugus and
F. A. Alberger, of Erie.
SECRETARIES.
First Dist,5ct-Elwood Thorn, OF New York.
Second District-R. A: Davidson, of Queens, and
'eTtgs Ta bsC M Woesey Of Ulster
Fourth Distrtct-E r Thurston, Of Washington.
rim Dtsnict-Amos V. Smiley, of Lewis.
Sirth DtSt1'fct-Richard A. Elmer, Of TiOga.
Seventh Distrtct-John L. Parker, Of Cayuga.
Eighth District-Willard A. Cobb OF Niagara.
HUGH GARDNER, from the Committee on Con.
tested Seats reported that the delegation from the
First district Of New York, consisting OF A. c. M.
Smith and Charles u. Lewis, elected under the call
and recommend that the contesting delegation,
consisting of Nathan Kingsley, Sr., and = Martin
dale, be allowed seats npon the floor OF the Conven-
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
=: DELAFIELD SMITH, from the Committee on
report which, being read, elected much applause,
and was unanimously adOpted-
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law that the return to power under any pretence Of the
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indebted to the republican Congress and republican ad-
Resolved, That reform must come from the party which
savedthe Union and egalized liberty and which now,
in this State in the brave prosecution Of the work of
purifying Courts redeening the municipal adminstra-
tion and elevating legislation
Resolved, That we appeal with assured confidence to
traton whose fruits are prosperity and peace and
honorable name aud q creditable government to this
Commonwealth.
who the unprincipled coalition which
to ally them with the discarded elements Of the republ
can party.
Resolved, That the time has when the main canals
the of New York should be adapted by enlarge