The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-27

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Three cheers were given for Mr.. schurz.
Mr.. WENTWORTH moved that the Conference
that Q Committee Of Conference had been ap-
pointed, and the Convention authorized the COM
by The i Democratic Convention to promote the
objects for which both bodies had assembled.
On motion the unn1
dates were endorsed amid great enthusiasm.
The. Convention then adjourned until three
O'Clock.
The Convention reassembled at three p. M. The
Committee on Credentials reported all the delega-
tions full. The Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton reported for President Governor John M. Pal
mer, with number Of Vice Presidents and for
Secretary Sidney Thomas with four assistants. The
report was adopted, and the President read con-
gratulatory and raternal despatch from the Msslsr
sippi Democratic and Conservative Convention in
session at Jackson. The reading OF the despatch
was received with applause and suitable response
was ordered to be returned.
The following State Central Committee was
General G. T. Hotchklss; Third, W. r. Sullivan
Fourth, Stephen L. Taylor; Fifth, A. A. Terrill !;
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Tenth, John c. Bell; Eleventh, William Lynn !;
Twelfth, Isaac Reyes; thirteenth, John T Jenkins
ander; Sixteenth, II. Buxton; Seventeenth, General
Richard Rowell; Eighteenth, James irwin; Nine
teenth, John N: Wilson; at large, General Herman
Lebomhotch, Eugene L. Gross, Caspar Butz and
General w. Kueffner.
The report was adopted and the Convention ad-
journed till seven O'Clock p M.
Evening Session.
The Liberal Republican Convention reassembled
Horace White, the Chairman Of the Committee on
Resolutions, reported as fOll0ws-
The liberal republicans Of the State of Illinois, in
venton assembled, do resolve -
principles h he ana p ssm tns
That be The Of ns a Inc and a
and Rotes patronage Whereby nc
overrule the win Of the majority the only saliva
sscoadThat IN the of our State affairs
effort
ase%ent q pubic ms ali should
be avoided that the officers of the government should be
held to strict accountability In the discharge Of their
duties and that all unnecessary and cumbersome egsa
irdThat newer forget the sacrifices made BY
the soldiers and Sailors whose bravery saved the
nation, and We We, deem it. our duty 70 secure
therefore, DECLARE ourselves In favor Of the
eral recognition Of their services in the public employ
for such employment and not to the rank they had in the
military service.
Fourh-That the cause Of equal rights cannot be
sidered permanently established SO long as any
organized opposition thereto exists; therefore we
hail with unfeigned satisfaction the evidence pre-
sented to US Of the cessation and disappearance
of such opposition in all parts OF common country
FWh-Upon this declaration of principles we take
our stand before the people Of this State,
the party Of liberal reform, Of reconciliation,
and peace inviting all persons without regard to pre-
vious political associations, to operate with
us In the endeavor to secure the success of
these principles which, while Just and true In them
selves broad enough to include all the political
sites Of the law and the aspirations of every patriotic Cit
izen
A resolution placing colored soldiers on the same
footing with white soldiers was adopted.
committee from the Democratic Convention re-
ported that IT had adopted the report of the Confer
ence Committee.
An invitation to meet with the Democratic Con-
vention In the Opera House was accepted, and the
SecyysscctiSSS :aiourned for that purpose,