The New York herald., 1872-07-11
TIE BOURBOIs N CONVECTION.
Organization, Proclamation Of Principles and an
Address to the Nation-What the People Have
Suffered and What They Have to Hope
Fora Cheer for Greeley-Ths Plat
form and Final Adjournment.

form and Final Adjournment.
BALTIMORE July 10, 1872.
The Anti-Greeley Democratic Convention met
this afternoon, at one O'Clock
The following gentlemen were nominated by the
Committee permanent Oficers President
Samuel J, Bayard, of New Jersey; Vice Presidents
L. F. Stokes, OF South Carolina; James Sweeny, OF
Pennsylvania; Ezra Keyser, OF Texas and Jesse
Miller, or West Virginia; Secretaries G. Un-
derwood, OF Connecticut, and s. J. Chute, OF New
York.
The report was adopted.
STATEMENT OF OBJECT.
Mr BAyARD, on taking the chair said This Con-
venti0n is here to-day to resist the foul c0nspi-
racy formed some time ago for the destruction OF
the democratic party, and which Is now culmi-
mating at the opera House. This Convention repre-
sents vast masses OF democrats whose voice is not
there heard. Those here present will continue to
hold up the old nag, and II the cOnspirators throw
1t down we will take it up and bid defiance to the
outrage sought to be perpetrated Political coalitions
as the President sought TO show, never succeed.
Coalitions are founded on bargain and sale, but we
cannot tell who the buyers and the takers are but
the taint will remain. When Greeley was nomi-
mated at Cincinnati howl OF contempt everywhere
took place. But combinations took place. Paper
ater paper hOisted the signal Of distress and went
over TO his support; and now we see the result In
the proceedings at the Opera House, In the nOmi-
nation Of Greeley and Brown.
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
The committee appOin ted yesterday to prepare an
address presented the following
In view Of the action which day taken by
as % the IN the aco ns % G s M
main ~ city Pspa66can and the n9miIa
Ss has me
such action as the honor and safety Of the democratic
preliminary to and in justification of proposed action
That the aforesaid proceedings of the said National Con-
yenti9n are virtual dissolution of the hitherto existing
gnconditional abandonment Of the principles Of the
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s isd a as IN to the ds%S
to ErnSpe to regard for sonsistenss and every
pary oy a by adherenee
toits principles and make which demo,
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rally around !hs banner 's 50 stSiey and
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We mend that our democratic fellow citizens in
and do ali n their power to check the growing detection
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Ky, on saIarday the 50 Of september iss take such
The ADDRESS was adopted.
THE DEBATE AND FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. BIrLEY OF New York. said they should not
make nomination at. the present time. He
dent.
resolution was offered and adopted for the ap-
pointment OF committee to secure the attend
ance OF delegates to the National Convention at
While these proceedings were in progress some
one came into the hail and shouted "Hurrah for
Mr.. BIrLEY offered resolution that this Conven.
tion now proceed 10 the nomination Of candidates
for President and vicePresident.
MI. w NJ W. DkiNkAkD, vi Tue DlSIrlcJ OF COum-
ba. moved TO lay the resolution on the table.
Mr.. RcKMORE JACKSON, of Massachusetts, offered
resolution recommending to the National Con-
venon the following to be Incorporated in the plat
form, namely
FGa-An act of universal amnesty and the restoration
of political rights.
seeond-The repeal of all acts njurously affecting the
Southern States
Thd-The extension of the Pension laws the soldiers
OF the South.
EomM-The payment for liberated slaves from the
tional treasury.
FVh-A change in the national flag make 1t acccpta
BILE to the people OF the country.
Judge FLANDERS remarked that this was mere
preliminary Convention, and therefore, this was
not the time and place to entertain the PROPOSE
ton. and on his motion 1t was laid on the table.
The Convention then adiOnrned sine die.