The New York herald., 1872-07-31
THE DOLLY WARDEN PARTY
THE LABOR REF0RMERS IN CONVENTION
Attempt to Put Another Ticket Forward-A
Stormy sessicn-The Tricks of the Leaders
Seen Through Horace n. Day De-
feated in His Attempt to Get Nom
mated as Candidate.

In obedience to a call signed by E. M. Chamber
lain, President of the Columbus Labor Reform Con.
vention. that nominated Davis and Parker, about
one hundred labor reformers assembled at Ger
mania Hall yesterday morning, Mr.. Chamberlain in
the chair. A Committee on Credentials was ap.
pointed and 1t is charged that they refused to ad-
init any delegate who was not in favor of straight
out nomination. number boted and held q
meeting in lower room, and the regular conven-
tion adjourned until two p. M. On reassemblng
the Committee on Credentials reported as follows -
ENTITLED TO SEATS.
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Harrison es oas Porter NJ Caves
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Ps,ick Logan John MsGIyen g. T. Kane G. W MADDOX
Tss vt;stsisSjS; 4; Thompson.
Kansas-Hugh Cameron.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
Whereas it has been decided by the Chair that this
meeting Is an endorsory body and not an adjournment
Whereas in the ei recognizing our prn
ps e the S%%ss " the
for President and Vice President upon tie piaor% of
The 'Ur report o tie committee @ was receve
motion was made to add Mr. Kilyare,
PHILADELPHIA INrERNArIoNALIsr,
to the list Of delegates which created much feeling
Mr. Kilyare denied that he was an In ternatIonast,
and he was admitted. The report of the committee
was adopted
Mr.. STEWART of Pennsylvania, offered the follow
ing resoutiOn:-
nothing whatever TO choose between President Grant and
scy he ee fsa e
united In opposition thereto and every laborer voting
This was adopted after discussion.
Mr.. Gazzan moved that the meeting proceed to
nominate a candidate for President and vicePresi-
dent. Mr. Kilgore moved as substitute that it is
inexpedient to make nominations, and made O
superb Greeley speech during the five minutes to
which each speaker was limited. Mr.. Troup at
tackled the committee appointed to notify Davis and
Parker of their nomination, and made numerous
charges against MI. Kilgore. Mr.. Kilgore told him
he uttered falsehoods. Troup was for
could be secured to conduct the canvass. Mr..
Beimonsnyder wanted unity, and did not approve
OF the attacks upon the committee-Me Groom,
Perett and Cameron. John Syme, of Pennsylvania
thought IL injudcious TO make nominations Mr..
Groom defended himself from the charges OF
TrOup. Mr.. Steward thought he could see the
hand of Greeley In Kilgores resolution,
and suggested as substitute that "while
make II Impossible TO present candidates for Pres.
ident and Vice President, 1t is not too late to urge
every labor reiormer TO stay at home rather than
endorse President Grant Horace Greeley Messrs.
Bissitt, Horace II. Day and Mcneil spoke the
subject. The latter charged that this Convention
was attempt
no SELL THE LABOR VOTE
to the new democratic party, the Bourbons. and
he hoped the representative of that party present
(Mr. BIanton Duncan, OF kentucky would under
stand that the workingmen could not he deceived
nor controlled by such men as Brick Pomeroy. A
which was tabled. A resolution calling upon the
National Committee 10 call the convention af Pnila-
-delpa on the 29th OF August was offered rs a-sub-
stitute for all other resolutions Upon this Patrick
Logan, Of the Twentieth ward made fierce speech
in favor OF ~ straight nomination, and declared
that he was opposed to bargain that would
BRING HOFFMAN, 70 THE SURFACE,
and II Greeley and Hoffman ran on the same ticket
he would stump the state.
from Governor Gcary, OF Pennsylvania. This re-
quest visi5ly excited some OF the delegates, who
over to next meeting why the d--l is he not
here W &c. The letter was read, and IL discussed
at much length the labor question, declared Il
party TO legislatures, Congress, &C., and
urged the convention to be careful
balance of power. Mr. Dony, who mad offered the
rcso ution for convention at Philadelpha, With
drew the resolution. motion to adjourn ssne die
quar- ter past six until eight O'Clock. During the
recess the reporter OF the HERALD was assured by
il'ny s s INA. ,ne coec ~ 'c was onenS
charged that bargain had been struck by which
the administration to furnish the funds TO con-
duct workngmen's campaign, and by putting In
the field third ticket,
DRAW THE LABOR REFORM VOTE FROM GREELEY
ana throw inc election INTO Uonges 19orc rho hor ah,s
hour law, IL Is said. During the evening recess a
great Deal of caucusing was INDUCED In, and at
eight O'Clock the Chairman called the Conven-
ton TO order. At the evening session there
were nut twenty-five persons present. Mr..