The New York herald., 1872-07-10


exercise thereof.
Also the fOlowing:-
Democrats believing that officers should be encouraged
TO register the names and receive the votes of
citizens eqnay with men Ssyns the question Of the
the following resolution by the National Democratic Con-
Resolved That the democratic party true to its name
s yp
abor and vote Of all ei5sns Of the United States
Women at he os 10
with men.
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
Also by Mr.. GALLAGHER-ResOlutions favorn9
promotion OF the material condition of the people
by more equitable distribution OF the products of
labor; asserting that the general government
should substitute for the present currency legal
option for governmental securities redeemable In
said Treasury notes; condemning the neglect of
the general government to enforce the Eight Hour
law: pledging the democratic party to such amend
ment Of the Patent laws as shall work the for
feiture OF patent monopoly where those en- gagged
In manufacturing patented article are worked
more than eight hours daily; also iavoring direct
taxation, exclusively graduated to the wealth Of
the individual; also iavorng the enactment Of laws
to secure mnOrities fair representation.
BY Mr.. A. MINER, OF Utah-Resouton favoring
such modification OF the rules as shall admit Terri
torial delegates to full membership in Democratic
National Conventions.
BY W. o. CUNNINGHAM, of acknowledgement
it to be the duty Of all patriots to lay aside per-
sOnal and party preferences at this time and to
combine to defeat tyranny, usurpation and mis-
rule, and TO preserve the existence OF free
nation.
BY the Alabama elegation-Desring the resto-
ration OF the constitution and OF equal rights to
every state and citizen, and to that end accepting
the nominations OF Greeley and Brown and endors-
my the Cincinnati platform as restated in Mr..
"rneley,s letter OF acceptance.
non. D. d. DYKEMAN, chairman OF the Committee
on oreuentals-The Committee on Credentials Is
now ready to report.
REPORT on CREDENTIALS
me oecre'ary read the report, as follows:--
10 Tiif DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION AT BALTIMORE
AssLMBLED.- - -''N'-
Your Committee Credentials do rcsnoctfu,lv report
nt on can o me states they all report their
iu WIN no contested seats that the humber Of seats in
the Convention is 1872; that Texas reforts wenfv dele a.
Eates' and your committee recomme nd that they
to the eight votes to "OSlh Witch out s,o only
entitled. Your committee further recommend the, h
delegates present rom the several Territories he enad
70 seats ON the floor, without any vote Your conmtna
through their secretary, herewith transmit to he Con
from the several States Of the Union ali Of which l. nov
respectfully submitted. D. d. DYKEMAN, Chairman
The question was put and the report OF the com
mlttee was agreed to.
WILLIAM b. RANKIN, OF New Jersey moved that
the Convention adjourn until tomorrow at twelve
O'Clock. The motion was lost
On motion OF Governor HOFFMAN, OF New YORK.
90 so 10 meet at ten O'Clock tomorrow
convention ADJOURN bat the motion was lost.
" Oh motion OF a delegate from Connecticut the
convention then proceeded to caH the roll OF states
,uphapeticaIiy lor the purpose OF naming the mem.
GERS VI the National Executive Committee.