The New York herald., 1872-07-10

NEW YOl
their sovereign capacity g - i
defining and .vr the express purpose OF
LIMITIN~
-(applo~ :, TIE POWERS OF G-,yERNMENT
naf -asel-powers OF all gc,vernments, State or
-~qnal. II means that yr are determined that
LEGISLATURES, and ever department Of the govern.
ment, shall obey ths constitution. Irolonged ap-
anssD DeanSS asS asS genuine s
lApplausel II means 70 put an end w forever no To
SSta SItS SSsSss wSsn wcn hnSs ns
SO many Of the abest republicans TO JOIN lnrInS Sn,s
liberal movement and which have deepyH He%ocrats
existed s under any which are
nations good reputation will be best consulted by
not banning onsers i HnasaaI asS a gs
economy eco ana Sdsiity every positIon.aersl raj
iected and Disturbed. (Cheers 1t means, also, the
HONEST PAYMENT OF ALL ovR o%Rt,eSSTIoNs % SI
and greater vigor to the administration OF our for
eign and domestic AFFAIRS. SO as to command the re-
ait ali the civilized world. It means to place lD the
offices Of our goyernment men Of whom all the
viii afs Sye are
briefly stated the situation the duties and the pur
pose which bring us here great TespoHsi1%lllty
sacs aRS%n e douSs not si ssd
to the mlsrule which for the last few years has
generations to come after us viii Remember with
pride and gratitude the Convention at Baltimore OF
~ Amid MD loud and lons-continued applause Mr..
Doolittle took his seat
The Vice Presidents then, upon the invitation Of
The PREs1DEsT-rhe CHAIR awaits the action Of
tee on Resolutions has been appointed. What Is
the pleasure Of the Cqnventiqns ,..
committee Of one from each State be named by the
respective delegations, and be appointed Com
THE PREsiDSNTwTne gentleman from Illinois win
send qR his prop9soaa p IL tho FOL-
| lowing resolution
delegate ffom each state Ss sPp9intsa ~ tnS
'ne apon Ss Of the States
The resolution was adopted and IN pursuance Ts nee
lowing named gentlemen were announced to con-
THE COMMITTEE ON REsoLUTIoNs:-
Alabama, Charles L. Scott; Arkansas. General James F.
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Ssassn.TS Bs asSS STs
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ad Sssh P%f1F % SfS sP North sn
Thomas J. Sllnsman; Ohio, ]. r McGinney; oregop
Rhode Island, T. N vanslsck; south Carolina NJ B
ssa%ip %sst SrsHa 1s' Henry brannan Wisconsin
, Tire PREsIDENr-Those gentlemen named by the
several delegations are appointed by the Chair as
members ofthe Committee on Resolutions, pursuant
to the resolution adopted.
A DELEGATE from Connecticut moved that there
be added to the list OF States already called the
District Of Columbia, and that she be allowed a
member on the Committee on Resolutions
!. ANOTHER DELEGATE
moved to amend by adding .'and from each of the
Territories" which amendment was accepted by
the mover Of the resolution
man.I do not desire to say word against
, ries, desire to preserve the usages and prac
tices and principles OF the democratic party. 1t
the feeble organizations Of the Territories come in
here and control the actions Of the older and larger
States. ], therefore, am opposed to the resolu-
Mr.. NICHOLAS HATHAWAY, OF Massachusetts-I
move that the resolution OF the gentleman from
Connecticut be laid on the table.
THE TERRITORIES sNUBBED.
The question was put upon the motion to lay on
the table, and it was declared carried.
Mr.. BAYLEss W. HANNA, Of Indiana, offered the
following resolution
by s a4s
to the Committee on Resolutions withoutdebate
Mr.. ROBERT CHRISTIE, of New York; move to
Loud cries Of "NorO
The question being put on the amendment it was
adopted.
Various delegates sent to the chair resolutions,
which, under the rule already adopted, were re-
ferred TO the Committee on Resolutions without
reading. Among these were the following
BY NJ. A. DOUGHERTY, OF Ohio.
NO sTRAIGHT-OUT DEMOCRAT
f1s Ess al #
msy sr in hsS
% Gs @ fSqfRt, S IL ass ss ssd @ by
y qRns a sSpEas osh tss el
tion at Cncinnad therefore we do hereby nominate
Missouri for Vice
dent Of the United States
BY s. F. BUTTERwORTH, of California
RECOGNIZING THE AMENDMENTS.
Resolved That we recognize and accent the doctrine of
s S'aSs afa1s & eSSE
party we vii I not attempt to change cha na and that we
sent to the ses consatoH tt oH"l as
BY JAMES GALLAGHER, OF Connecticut
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Resolved That accepting the constitution as II Is with
IN h s e
a na n Ss n in a the Of Judge
civil and political pans we are logically Compelled
exercise thereof
Democrats believing that officers should be encouraged
to register the names and receive the votes of women
legality the decision Of the Leae a@e
By Tie sa0G
Resolved Ths.,h democrs.lc party true to i,s
labor and vote citizens Of the United states irresrec.
S e n at ana nc Se ss Sos edSa to &
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
Also by Mr.. GALLAGHER-Resolution favorinr
promotion OF the material condition OF the people
by more equitable distribution OF the products Of
labor; asserting that the general government
should substitute for the present currency legal