New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06

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| XII. That the nominations OF Horace Greeley and b
0ratz Brown for President and m recers
hearty and unanimous apprOval maze as tnev were
In conformity with Democratic usage ny tno ~
lives OF te party duly chosen, 'ISy stret party obe
ton. and we accept this Obligation with aaotS anu en
husasm, because recognize in these candldtes men
OF high personal character OF long public service and
training aud Of elevated and patriotic purposes WIZ
pepotuaon OF their own power but to the restoration
cation OF the American and OF republican insttu-
Tons Throughout the world.
THE TWO CONVENTIONS UHTRD-A MASS HEBrINo
Mir Hill OF Chemung offered resolution thanking INC
Chairman for the able and impartial manner In which no
presided, which was carried unanimously. The CHAIR
appropriately Acknowledged the honor. At this stage
the delegates OF the Liberal Convention announced
ms entering the hail. led by the Democratic Committee,
ana the enthusiasm intense, the Democrats, who
bad given up the body OF the hall TO their
OF the Liberals conducted ~ the platform and there
welcomed by the Chairman OF the Democratic Conven.
Democratic electors of the of NewYork extend
TO YOU, Sir and 20 tho gallant patriots whom repre-
hope that, as have been able to mingle In council
here, We shall be found lighting vaantly and CALAMITY
cordially, Sir, we bid you welcome"
Mr.. Depcw responded
GENTLEMEN OF TILE CONVENTION: It Is the fitting
and crowning effort Of this days work that these Con
NcntlOns, representing the great DemOcratlc party oi
the State OF Newly and representing at the same
time the patriotism the intelligence and the activity OF
the Republican party OF tho state, who at Cincinnati
and at Baltimore have united in the support OF prn-
cples that to restore the Government
to the days and tho ideas OF the fathers
OF the Republic and have selected for their nominees
for President and VicePresdent the best, the most
popular expOneus OF the best principles OF liberty. or
peace OF reconciliation, Of common brotherhood from
end OF land 10 the other Applausel, say 10
Is fitting close to this days work that we should
here having completed our labors, and unto In gen
er ratification OF the general ticket In regard TO that
ticket, under the circumstances, IL Is not proper
for Inc, and / 40 not feel competent at this
moment speak. Later In the canvass, L
propose to you all in your several
localities for the discussion before the people of this
State Of the gh issues which at stake and OF the
only that as the Liberal Republicans in Convention
assembled have, with unanimty and an enthusiasm
rarely witnessed In tho assemblage OF bodies OF men,
the great jurist the eminent statesman. the
pure citizen whom you have placed at the head OF our
ticket (Appanse their united, fervid and earnest sup
port So the President OF that Convention, and in
their behalf pledge the great constituencies which are
behind them TO for him the nth or November Tor
The Executive OF the Empire State. Enthusiastic APP
plause.i
The Convention then resolved itself into mass meet
ing, which addressed by Messrs. I1lden John X
Fellows, Benz A. Willis, and James G. Mathews (coloreO
OF Albany The Convention passed resolutions OF thanks
citizens OF Syracuse for the generous ana hO5p-
bic manner IN which it had treated its guests OF the
Convention, and adjourned amid cheers Tor the ucket'
die.
TIE STATE COMMITTEE.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 5.-The following Is the