New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-10

r0urce In favor Of The Cincinnati can0loht si $40
one rbeerfully bury az past differences ana Nsee In
LABOR fr election with the same zeal ana eeS ever
winch I have supported hereel9is' anu perocra,ic
party. The American people 1908 ~ WI" rn ~ devise
heituoe to your del0eTatons me evils under which
they are suffering. But, IN OroeI go ~ Tersooa md
are called upon 70 maize eye3 cb YOU might desire
hight the coming battle Tor our Ish Itc ,,ayt, n
MI become your dty 10 discard all considerations OF
party tradit on II the selection .. su 90 s,c -
You 11ust remember thai you are heTe NOT Only s 80,
ocfats bat o. citizens o. our ceul'oh ~ ,aur
haaGs And now before PTSse 70 ySI SeTd me
The temporary Chairman Of tnis 19nVe @ ,s of an
70 detain you one moment . "nRei W 10"
FAEEwELL TO The NATIONAL cONNITrhE'
with nv present action terminates my Official functions
As Chairman Of the National Democratic Committee-an
Office which. by the confidence Of my constituents anu
tho courtesy OF my colleagues, have held ior t"eNe
consecutive years During al that time have sIi'fh
with honest zeal and with al the energy ano capacity
which God has given ne. 10 do my du1y illluy 10 te
party and to the country and 10 render myself Nofy
OF the great trust connded 10 me. While was gleVeu
and deeply mortified at various times my motives
and actions msconstrued by several Democratic papers
ard that some even descended 20 the fa1calon OF VIC
most absurd falsehoocs concerning my socla ana p ,
cal conduct, have the lIoHu 80 SONS md nm
that my colleagues on tie National Coninlltee anu t
those who know Cd justice % tie integrity dDe pu4ly
o. my intentions ~ al! the W INK eituaolS ~
official position had placed me- ana iet NE teIi ou;
h
warmer and truer affection lot our peIll al o.i ,
than have done OF ever shall 40 you owe tHis ETa'
republic, youT native land as YOU DO the molher VINO
gave you htrtl; but TO me she is le DeL -
choice o. my youth. the faithful ana LOVING SolhpaNoI
of nv manhood: and that enter upon ne srTe ana
yellow leaf II hfe cling her with all the fond reoo-
lecuons Of the manifold blessings received a. 1eI Ia
Mace IN ehe rank and lie OF that great party whose
lari0nal constitutional, and conservative pIlIclIes
have GAINED my uI"SSel Nm inv vii snare my lie
snail never faltor my love and devotion to our party
bSv Inc honor 70 propose 20 you, ar your temporary
Chairman. distinguished and venefaoe clL-e. o. ~
n fersof II t. an ausUicous omen that SCION o. ble
author Of the Declaration Of independence s 70 las
rqre tie struggle Of the Democracy Tor iretoOM anu
equality for every American citizen, and against oppres
sion and tyranny IL our far land
MI Belmont's remarks were frequently interrupted
by moderate applause The mention Of Greeiey's name
was received with loud demonstrations Of apprOval 20
were the speakers personal references to himself In
conclusion he said: have the honor 70 propose TIE
name Of Nh Thomas jefferson Randolph Of Virginia as
Your temporary Chairman
The band then played Dixie ana when the music
ceased Mr. Randolph upon the platform and spoke
az follows:
ME-. RANDOLPH's SPEECH.
lam aware that tie very great honor conferred Oh me
By this body Is due personal merit Of my own but
token Of respect 10 the State from which come and
recognition OF other Circumstances, possibly ADVENT
tious am perhaps. the Oldest member Of this body
"A o. 50 speutln ILt
party constitutes senior member. remember
freshly every Presidential contest from the nrst election
Of Jefferson 10 the present time and Gao say win truth
that r. ueIloet none "LIC1 IN ~ % $500, ,,-
Of personal liberty, local segovernme honest ADMIN
srarou. and constitutional freedom Than the present
or one which demanded Of our parry ao 4lI Psoi5 90
call for more earnest response 70 pfudentld prlhtcs
III strikes nc Us the duty % this hour and Of tins body to
despotc ana corrupt holders and 70 place II IN hone
la.s 70 ie'C pr s, Tr6 and to ali lie states
perfect int gritty OF local seh-goycrnmouL TINS win
lie recognition Of the supremacy Of the ClV constlIu
ton and The law viii, ID my Judgment discharge a. oul
present DUTY. ,,,-, 90, -, -.
erv and ecveucss considering the speaker is nearly
ar OctOgenarlaul. and were repeatedly cheeTed-
Throne oil Grace Frederick O. Prince Of Massachusetts
was chosen temporary secretary. 4r. AaQlgln Oi
pointed temporary Recording Secretary. Agreed 20.
NJ McHenry Of Kentucky oered resolution oI thanks
10 Mr. Belmont on his retirement from the Chairman
ship % the National Committee. The Chairman f-leu
al resolutions OF order until TIE organ EATON "ah
resolution that the States be called ln Alphabetical ORDER
that the Charmen may name the memetrs OF Inc sew
er committees anC may also ia cast u contests, name
Consicrle confusion occurred here from the failure
% announce distinctly what committees were 20 Do ar
SftIa s1ts h. esIed f5r responses 10 see Who we're
present. Mr.. FonlOn kansas moved that Oh r0-ca-
eac state announce it, Committee on Credentials, and
aso OrluzaOu After considerable unnteresJIng dis
cusiOn the roll called but there was 30 much noise
oor mat il was difficult 70 hear the names - an
uoUuced, and appeals 70 the reading secretary cOud
M Cox q NeyrYor, moved the adoption OF the rules
Of the last Democratic National Convention Tor the
government Of the Convention until Otherwise ordered
delegate from Missouri moved that the Convention
adjourn I'LL tomorrow ~ 10 O'Clock. Tie mOuOn was
received with loud cries Of dissent and not pressed.
L. H. McHeury OF keutucky-I move, NJ. Chairman,
the follow n resolution:
obsa That tins Convention in receiving DE announcement q the
Hon. August BeHeu, tfe Denocraue National
Executive CONN tee Of Enct be Las le. Chairman iI iht @ y
gt le--c 90 express le1 sers o lis ioug ae ana tli r
vice that Hosi res al- -nl e1 l.o- ~ We
slal M wise counsel and eo-.I al for tie ialrs past
TIE question vas put on the resolution ana unanimously
on notion The Convention then took recess until
O'Clock p IL.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reas,embed at a few minutes after I
O'Clock The Hon j. K D00little was named fIr Der
mauent Chairman. on motion, the report % the Com
itte on Permanent rcau!zatiOn was adopted aud the
SENATOR Bayard Of Delaware and Gov. Hoffman Of
New-York were appointed by Chairman the
permanent President 70 the chair. on mounting TIE
platform Senator DOOittle receiS ed with great
p4ause. BE spoke as follows:
SPEECH OF EX-SENATOR DoOLITTLE.
GENTLEMEN or THE CoSvENTION: I thank you FOR
this great honor Words can hardly tell how much. But
you viii allow me % pass from what Is personal
10 speak Of the great OCCASION the duty and tue pur
pose which brings here Two years ago. nearly i've
years after the bloody period Of the civil had closed
the Liberal Republicans Of Missouri Iapplausel feeling
keeuy all the Of the proscrptve test oaths the hates
ana tUAlts INC pdsnloL' VI thf h"N 4r4b NoA
them long after the war itself had ceased, and feeling
keeny the Executive Federal dcatOn in their local cleo
TONS determined organize a movement 70 restore
equal nights 70 all our citizens sppause white well
black Applause restore local selfgOveTnment, and
70 arrest further Capitalization Of Federal power
Applause They then said: This thing has gone Tar
enough. II not too far the time has when al hon
est and patriotic Republicans must say halt re-
assert the vital doctrine Of republican government;
that under the Constitution the powers Of the
Federal Government are defined and limited zap
pause and cries OF good J; and that the peO-
Die OF the States have rIgAt 70 govern them
selves IN their own domestic affairs upon the basis
OF equality Of all the States before the CHER law, be-