New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
DENOMINATION CONVENTION
of them combined, shall go forth COnquerins and %
conquer. ~ ~

| Thomas EaiOu Connecticut j. ID. frarY: Delaware
benjamin Burton; Florida, J. II. Armstrong Georgia.
Edwin Becher Illinois, J. + Ale9ander Indiana. NJ. L.
Casey; Louisiana, Morton R. NJ smith; Maine, J. L; But
| Ter; Maryland, Alex. Randalj Massachusetts. Il. H.
GoodseIi MISSISSIPPI, I" Edwin Hall Missouri. Geo A.
MoseT Nebraska, John Roberts Nevada, C. G. Stephen
GeG waz Ed W. North
T 9 Soemnter STse % South taTc 81 4
Males; Tennessee r. r. Butler; Texas w. A sailor sailor:
West Virginia. Geo. Edwards; Wisconsin, Joseph G.
Thorpe; Arizona John Titus; Colorado, jerome b. CHAT
| Curtis Montana, Lucius B. Church; New-Mexico, VIM.
Freedom; none named from Dakota and Utah because
| Oming j. W. Donnaon
Following is the Committee on Permanent organiza-
ton:
California, f. X Shatuck; Connecticut, b. Bent; Della
ware, John G. Clark Florida f. n. wisket; Geonga j.
+. Long; Illinois, H. Emery; Indiana, George X SeeDe;
Iowa, A. X. Anderson; Kansas, Josiah Kellogg; Ken
tqcky. John b. Brnner Louisiana, W. Robinson Maine
Hiram Bliss. jr. Maryland John Ensor; Massac husets.
T. Johnson; Michigan, James s. Barney Minnesota, A
pard; Nebraska, John b. Neigh Nevada, Geo: NJ.
bini New Hampshire, D. barnard; New,Jersey, Levi d.
NJ 1 HIpgFg 1b SSn coToas Tsos
Meyer Harst Pennsylyania Charles Albright; Rhode
Tennessee William Y Elliot; Texas, W. 4. Eliet; Yer
mont. George Wilkins; Virginia John A. Harman; West
zons named James H. Toole; Colorado, George NJ. Chill
colt; Idaho, j. L. Ford the District OF Columbia A. r.
Sheppard Montana, j. B. Church; and Wyoming, G.. w.
Comey.
On a call of States, the following Committee Res0
lutions ehosen
Alabama, r. NJ. Ruggles; Arkansas, ". II. Tracy; Cali
fOrna, ]. II. Wilmington; Connecticut, Gen J. r. Haw-
ley; Delaware, Henry Pickles; Florida, j. w. Johnson
Charles KinG Iowa. William vanderveer Kansas, John
{. Carpenter; Kentucky. James Speed Louisians John
MAossaehuseIts j. D. SogsTelli Michigan, W. A
SI0 IyHeS; Missouri John dm'fi si'RgR gs
ISRR .NSSS SsstGR NSsyaS HEAD
Matthews; Nort Carolina r. HoeS oSo r. .RsGRa b ayss ~
bs KT asssrS sHHt e seOe
Elliott; Tennessee A J: Kicks; Texas j W. Talbot ver
En- o%as en McSS a1os n
District OF Columbia A X Sheppard; Idaho. ~ j. Curtis
motion was made that the Teiftores be called for
members Of the Committee Permanent Organization.
George NJ ChlcOtt; Idaho j. f. Ford; the District OF
Columbia, A. r. sheppard; Montana J. b. Church, and
GEN. LOGAN AND oERRrTr SMITH.
| Gen. John A. Logan having appeared in one OF tho
boxes, loudly called upon for speech, and camo
forward amid great applause and addressed the Con-
vention He did not think. however, that this was
proper time place for him to mako speech He ro-
marked that if the people could have witnessed tho
thusiasm Of tho Convention at the name OF Gen. Grant
It would gladden. their hearts After four years OF trial
there moro enthusiasm for Gen. Grant than when
his first presented for the Presidency II only
9m' s We done, good and faithful servant thou
hast been faithful over few things we VIII make tnes
Gen. Logan retired.l Loud calls made
| for Senator Morton. who was in proscenium
box. Mr. Spencer at the instruction Of the Eew-York
delegation called upon their oldest and most venerable
TO speak for them to the Convention. He re,
calls for SMITH The band struck up . Hall to tho
as r I1 @ s@d Mr smith ssd
the time has nearly come when the American people %
Voices Grant."l think agree with you because
Grant has been Of the country and has blessed
when the nation almost despared OF in the war,
and his persistent policy which achieved the final
SGDtS grant had anu blessed the Country and now we
want give him time to finish his work by crushing Ku
President once he will make good one for another
Ssen so 0 also viii Grant, the THIRD sa
yior of the country, be reelected He told how signaly
He may have made some mistakes but be is honest.
and pure We want Grant four years longer until
out He is doing WELL and need him until we reach
the final triumph IN the great struggle lc6eeaTs a .
forward and took seat mont of the STAGE and was
introduced to the audience.
SENATOR MoRToN's SPEECH.
He said he saw evidence here of victory in Noveml
Der; the enthusiasm here was not manufactured 1t
was spontaneous. The Republican party has the
great mission Of taking of tho interests Of this
country 1t s not worshiper OF men. IL
holds last to principles, not We only do honor to
they are true to the cause When pioneer falls he falls
further Than one ee some b eS pa M ~ 0i our
certain ancients used to claim the right to MI Their
UuSDrlng
deny the paternity, bat we were to admit II we
should deny their murderOus conclusions. de urged
upon tho party the duty to improve the credit and
| finances of tho country. We shall bring IL up
to the highest standard by further faithful and udcous
administration and gradual reduction OF the public debt
L may say regard to the platform, it is scarcely
necessary for this Convention 10 ADOPT one The plat
form OF the Republican party Is foundt is history for
the past and 4 is to be found in the policy of
carry and cOnsecTate the reforms upon which this
Administration has already entered. lCheers But our
is not done in regard TO these great measures
| which have grown out OF the war. Ii is Tor the
Fifteenth Amendments cheersl-to establish them the
COnstiutiOn-beyOnd peradyenture that they shal be
recognized by all parties that there shall no 10 ger DO
any considerable party In this country that shall dare TO
question the 10y atty the validity O these amendments
| Applause IL is Tor the Republican party to establish
pausel Our work done until they shall be
ceded by all parties and they shall have the full and free
try fapplausel until they shall be IN the full enjoyment
not only OF ali their political but OF all their civil rights
Our work will not be done here until there shall DO an
equal protection under the law extended to OF every
race and color and to all or all political views in
sion Of the Republican party will not be performed
long there shall remain ku-kluX organization IN
any State OF this Union appause for that organization
but sleeps In some OF tne states 1t wiz awake to acuye
terrible life shortly before the Presidential election. II
there shall not be proper legislation II there shall Lot
vest In bold firm administration OF the Cover nmsnt
the power TO guarantee protection 10 all. General
| Our Government protects the rights OF American ct
dozen citizens were murdered in London or Havana by
| a mob, should demand the prompt punish
| ment OF the murderers. IL would he cause
| OF national ofense. and the Government
OF England Spain would exertion To bring
| the mIruerers TO punishment. murder OF Amegi-
can citizen In foreign land requires the immediate
tce of Government, and that life must be Vindcted
| IL needs be by the whole power OF the nation Shall
t thcn he said that the Government has the poWer and
the right TO protect American citizens in every country
| but our own lCbeers.l hold that when any STATE
fails, refuses, Is unable TO secure 10
her citizens equal protection Of the laws secsry for
fe liberty and property, then hold that It Is within