Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-07-25

Morreil, of Kentucky, Chairman Samuel J.
Bayard, of New Jersey; NJ. M. Pomeroy, of
new York; George ID. Parker, of Virginia ::
goseph J.. Davis, of West Virginia; Joseph
Aedne, OF Illinois; E. Keyser, of Texas.
,,,t Mark M; g. Brick Pomeroy offered reso-
produce schism in the Democratic organiza
llon or dictate policy to the regular con-
Ven.lon declaring that 1--WE. as Democrats.
prefer principles to men, the preservation of
Ine party 10 any mans elevation to power:
p .ou99ne support TO the nominations of the
IsSSuiar Democratic Convention, provi ling
they are Democrats also that IF the Demo,
cralc organization Is disbanded. co-oneration
be given IN future movement to reor@an-
ize it." ~ ooioan-
Inc resolutions we're unanimously adonted
Pomeroy then spoke, saving that he d;dn3t
believe in the cry of choosing between two ,t Pc
publican evils. He did not want to have the
devil Greeley, whose life was tainted ,vi+b
treason. Greeley never can be President
True Democrats will not support him. The
goio and silver OF Grant are more potent than
the turnips and cabbages of the farmer of
Chappaqua. =
committee was appointed on permanent
organization, after which the convention adj
Journed until tomorrow at noon
SECOND DAY
BALTIMORE, July 10.-The anti-Greeley
democrats convened at o'clock D. m. Sami
j. Bayard, of New Jersey, was elected Presi
cent. he addressed the convention. saving
tney were there 81 to resist foul conspiracy
Ior the destruction of the Democratic party
1hose mere present" said the speaker. viii
continue u hold up the old flag. and if con
sprators throw it down, we will take il nm and
bid defiance to the outrage sought to be ner-
petrated." POI
Inc committee appointed to prepare an adj
dress reported. The address recites that tbe
acuon OF the National Democratic Convention
ID adopting the Cincinnati ticket, is virtual
dissolution of the Democratic organization and
an unconditional abandonment of the princi-
pies OF the party that the convention has
been false to its obligation of duty. to prin-
clple, TO regard for consistency, and to every
sentiment of political honor" The address
conclndes by recommending that convention
De neid at Louisville, KY, on Saturday the Sd
of September, 1872, to take such steps as NAV
be deemed prudent and essential
lhe address was adopted.
MI Bltley offered resolution that this con-
ventlon now proceed to the nomination of can
dldates for President and Vice President Laid
on the table,
resolution recommending the following 10 the
National Convention to be Incorporated in the
platform namely:
l. An act of universal amnesty and restora-
ton of political rights.
z. repeal OF all acts injuriously affecting
the Southern States
s. Extension of the pension laws to soldiers
of the South.
4. Payment for liberated slaves from the
National Treasury.
change in the national flag to make it
acceptable TO the people of the country
Judge Flanders remarked that this was a
mere preliminary convention. and therefore
this was not the time and place to entertain
propositions, and on his motion the propo-
sltlons were laid on the table. The convention
then adjourned sine die.