The New York herald., 1872-07-10
INDIANA COMPREHENDs NOT.

INDIANA COMPREHENDS NOT .
On the calling of Indiana Mr.. MARTIN M. NAf'
delegate from that State. said:-
MR.. CuAIRMAK-The action or TINS Conventlon,
sir Is not in response to the resolution responso
TO the wv number Of its delegates
to send to the char the names OF its uelIga.Se'
There is no committee called ior ny ee eanG nm
the names OF her delegates. -, , l.,
Governor HOFFMAN, New York! desire, s,r, I'D
order that the record may be made sti'tlSnt W
make q necessary notion ana IL Is ths-that % .ne,o
be two committees appointed by ms oonvem en-
ganiZation, and that they be composed OF names
suggested by the respective states. Ny motioh 10
made simply to make complete the record.
The motion, on being seconded, was put py the
Chairman and declared unanimously adopted
SUNSET HEARD FROM. .
Hon. S. s. Cox, New York; Oner the lOllOwlng
Resolved T the rules adoptsd BY by the me last
OF this Convention until otherwise ordered
The question was put ON the resolution, ana u
unanimously agreed to. <.o.,
A delegate from Missouri moved that the C0nVen'
ton adjourn till tomorrow at ten O'Clock.
The motion was received with loud cries OF dis
sent and was not pressed.
COMPLIMENT TO MIR. BELMONT
II. d. MCHENRY, Of Kentucky-l move, Mr.. Chair.
man, the following resolutlon'-
Resolved That this Convention, in receiving the an.
o @ o s Naana Executive 9omttee o
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ss"' asd ssdssi II %
counsel and Cordial aid for the future in the past
The question put on the resolution and
unanimously adopted.
On motion the Convention then TOOK o recess
until four O'Clock Z. M.
Afternoon Session.
The Convention reassembled at a few minutes
after four o'clock.
lowing Vice Presidents and Secretaries:-
Alabama, William ii Bird: Arkansas, y. W. Carsni
Hon II.
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Albert Heed Utah, r. Staab.
For Reading secretaries the committee named
l.. o. Perrin of New York; A. +. Whittlescy OF
Indiana, and Thomas ". Moone OF Maryland and
for Recording Secretary, John g. Barr OF Pennsyi
vania.
HoS. J. II. pOoLirrLB
was named for permanent Chairman.
ON motion the report of the Committee on Per
manent Organization was adopted and the com
mittee discharged.
senator Bayard, OF Delaware, and Governor
Holman, OF New York, were appointed py @ @.he
Chairman to escort the permanent president u IHe
chair, - .,,,r
SPEECH OF THE PERMANENT PRESIDENT,
on mounting the platform senator DoUhttie was
received with great applause. lie spoke as iol
lows:- . ,.s.,, 49,, .o.
GEH1LEMEN OF THE CoNvENrIoN-i tnank you ior
this great honor; words can hardiy tcii now mucn.
Bnt you will allow me to pass at once from what is
nersonal 10 speak OF the great OCCASION the duty
and the purpose which bring us here. TWO years
ago, nearly five years after the bloody period
of The civil war had closed the liberal repnbicans
of Missouri applause) feeling keeny all the evilof
the proscriptive test 0aths, the hates and the
strifes the passions OF the war had LEFT upon them,
long after the war itself had ceased, and feein9
kceny the executive federal dictaton In their local
elections, determined to organize movement To
restore equal rights to all our cttizens-t tapplause
white as well as black-applause Ito restore iocai
sefgovernment, and 10 arrest the further ccntrali
zatiOn OF federal power applause) they then saius
"This thing has gone far enough II not TOO lar tne
time has come when all honest and pafiouc repuo-
lcans must say 'halt ~ and rcassert
THE VITAL DOCTRINE OF REPUBLICAN GovERNMkNT,
that, under the constitution, the powers OF the
federal government are defined ana lmited.(ap.
plause and cries of .'Good, good ~ and that the
people OF the states have the right 10 govern the
selves In their own domestic affairs upon Tue basis
of equality Of all the states before the higher law
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