New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

Committee he empowered 10 Ill any vacancy Yien may
occur in the Committee psending the uA4'' VI
After further discussion Mr. Bird moved thss me
cra delegations divide for the purpose 1sorn - wa.
he Committee; carried. The fouowlDB P'
adopted: +.
ReSOlred, That we regard the PLATFORM y,biv
Cincinnati and Baltimore Conyentions ~ go SaCt fhai
republican, democratic and patriotic anu w "a
t mas been occeneS along with tried and true csnt,
dates by an overwhelming majority of the native %nty
Of peace which II ratified 1t should be- py tne ia
ton of the candidates win forever aud g9rlonsy yS oI9
the deplorable war which has deVatM'eu 'ho S0-'
openly coyerty for the last IL years: ,,o,ad ,ts
Res0lred That the party now m power bas Grant no
pledge contained the inaugural OF Presiueht
gtve fber eountry an honest currency specie basis
II has robbed the people ana Waseu tno oarnora
lions. in has introduced into the Administration the
ideas and practices OF personal governent ~ ~ and ia
likewise mischeyous IN Its present results su iiS
in what threatens for the future; ana that lts Po,t
toward the Southern section OF the country In places
promoting that reconciliation which was lts t 0gFIot
duty it has embittered the hostility between it
classes md arrayed the white and black races asss
eg en- other in manner that is fatal 20 The best
of nation, and worst OF ALL pernielous 20 tne a
Of that cOlOrcd OF which 1t assumes 70 DC oSP0
ResoiSed That we cordially indorse Horace Greeley Icy
fproonged cheersl and Il. Gratz Brown as emlnenlS
lifted for the posts assigned them by TWO RS..
Conventions and We pronounce the eonstaHyM nv M less
pretense that the right OF the freedmen VIII DC cs ~,
under their administration wan0n to,,t
intelligent people OF the natioI ahd aIsoeT on tie
10 retain power in bad hands by Imposing upon Ii0
Pesosed Fhat the Hon Charles Sumner fgreat cheers
by his efforts TO all classes perfect equall5
the law, TO honest currency, 10 pIoOVo
harmony and reconciliation OF the states ana s cl he nm
by his masterly and unanswerabe exposure OF to - @
trustwOrthiness of the present Administration hs
new aud transeendent tue 10 tne ne of@v
ReSOlred. That labor Is the creator ana is What
naes the only valid title 10 the private possession Of IT,
and mat the posscsion of capital as civilized soe-
city necessarily constituted, ls tho only tinE
ThprelOFe all that the state can 90 10 dicN~'N
labor unless it should arbitrarily attempt 10
charity AT the expense of capital which is inconsistent
with tbe rights OF property would only lElnre the
laborer In END, is % give nm inc utmost l.ii'J
honestly acquire capital by seeing that he Is hoI m
necessarily or uuustly taxed that he enjoys the pest
means OF education, and has the Deneht OF "o ~
aged financial and cooperative Institutions WhereDy & III
small "A wings OF capital may the largest fO hu
the doing Of this hold 70 be the highest duty Vi t'
Resolred That the action Of the Grant party OF TINS
Common weah I'm declaring for the ProhlDltOfy law a
fords the strongest evidence OF its corruption ana
byDocrisy on the temperance question, when We con-
that having for years mad c0nrO OF the oees
the wealth and had IN charge inc eNeontiOh ~
it's laws they have failed 10 enforce this LAW except m
particular Localities and with vena discrimination.
ResOUed, That the presence OF laws upon lho
book without attempt to enforce the same, or WIN
partial or corrupt attempt at their enforcement IL de
noralzlng IN its effect upon the people ana mas '0r
dency TO produce disresect for all law therefore all
laws existing OF this character should IA the 1udgheu.
of this Convention, lie elict vigorously anu ilp '
Resored BY the Liberal Republicans OF Massachusetts
In Convention assembled, that We reeOSGiz3 tue GAINS
OF woman 10 all rights ana privilege % rlensIP
and in favor OF extending the rght oI su
frge tO all citizens without C5LDetOn Oi race or s5
1he Convention then adjourned t,r OLe houf.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Elizur Wright offered the following resolution;
RtsoUed, That, inasmuch the CAPACITY ~ pIform
political duties TO acquire and preserve piUpc J, ana
10 pay the support OF the cover hen Is NOT
re tricted the male women possess the same rgat
10 vote on terms men, and any laws lhl 1D
sruet the OF this lght should AT once D.
amended or repealed
The resolution adopted With enthusiasm. Consld
f1sf In opufll lIi
ferent districts can the various conventions. Proper
measures to cover tho financial part Of the campaign
were made
The nominations made as above described. A
vote OF thanks given 10 Gen. Banks who was Loudly
cheered and returned his thaBLs bIefy. On motion
OF A. f. Hill of Cambridge, three rousing e1ecrs wcfc
gwen Tor Mr.. BIRD, and he made Dref conSiaulaOiy
sneecb saving that he could stand anything but kind
ness such as rendered him. He gave few words OF
excellent ADVICE and then the Convention was dissolved
with cheers the candidates the delegates gong d-
rect TO the upper hall.