New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05

The original principles OF Jefferson will stand Tor tho
pnnh,,c. it will stand 10 represent that great
future which dawns upon the county 1raod d,aas
alone makes government in the form OF freedom
possible on n continent like ours. lApPauuse.I
I've welcome 20 our ranks and we are napr1 W JVaI
to-day shall hereafter, with all who MINK as we
think concerning the great interests OF our country
Applausel have heard 1t said that what We aJ ow
doing constitutes coalition violation on
violation Of public honor violation OF pIva.ee
spect For my part look upon the Com u ~ s
there is nothing in all history that ehaiehss 10 dyo
admiration for its dsnerestedness lot %, eyorvtbnr
ton to the public welfare for IFS slcInce td a. h.,
90 the common cause OF country ~ ond o1,r sac-
great and TO be glorious through our Efforts anu Jul ~
rlhcc. lGreat applause.J ~,
Mr. T1lden nominated Col Lester b. Faulkner OF iAV-
ingston as temporary Chairman Carried MeSsrs,
Beebe OF Sullivan and Cassidy OF Albany were appo.3
committee to conduct Mr. Faulkner to the chair MI
Faulkner spoke as follows;
SPEECH OF MR.. FAULKNER
FELLOW DEMOCRATS: We meet under cncumslan0''
Of great and peculiar responsibility fhuihE Tue
Of our adyearies for reform I'm the affairs Of our so
resntng I'm utter and ridiculous failure, the eyes OF all
men in the state who are not themselves INDUCING III
either tho act or the hope Of plumber are turned 10 ~
Democratic and Liberal parties for tho reueuptioH "
official life from the corruption and venaliiy that seem
TO reryade many departments OF the pubic ser''9
It has come TO be true that personal integrity ana puS
ness ability have ceased to be the controlling cohsiuei
tons in the selection of candidates for ohce ls -
evidence of "a dangerous condition OF Puoohho
sentiment; but / In the faces on eno
vast mutitudes of the peoples representatives VIM
here determination 10 apply decisive remedies ana 70
make reform something more than meqe party CRY o
honor The GROWING evil OF our day is the demoralLi
ton OF political life; the Overshadowing need OF inG9
country IL publication. The people are poV u isic,
with the idea this be accomplished by lndOsB
the nepotism bride taking OF the national EAeeutni
by the election TO the highest Offices IN our tbose
thrust before the people as the candidates OF c'o
who have bartered the honor and interests 0 nave Sp
for division Ofithe spois by percentages we nave p
into the field nan Wgp.Q pOnesy Is not .a 10
every Who're recognized. but Is OF that 2ssress i5
kind which, while keeping his own oihoe Puj ma
will make decisive upon tho thieves no
will find IN plenty Of places nnqer rhon ni ha
when he goes into Office. No man can oouOt wheh 40
looks over the Convention assembled IN thls ClS
that their earnest determination s 10 select as 10
for the oices to be filled in State of equal IN
tegrty Whatever may have been the previous aini..
lions of the candidates select, men VINO
real reform will give them cordial support NO con
siderations OF prejudice will lead any Democrat nIe
his gun in the air when the WOODS arc 80 Iui! Va 5sj
The Democratic Republican nOminaion ior tho II,S,
occ11 bas alarmed fine party OF centralism and cOrrP
tion They see the plume Of their ablest leader waving
i'm The front rank Of the assaulting columns InTI
tOucling and they have expended so lnuch Oh a ~
us that they have lett for the unhappy ooutn
tIroftIed bv ono hand OF the carpetbag highwayman
while with the other he turns her POCKET lsluc oI
see IL some stray shnplaster may not nave eGaI phe
larcenOus search. Gen. Grant once SAID that tho
lion was its last legs, because II had begun 10
in this state robbed the cradle OF second chdho3u
for candidate for Governor, ana are IesenI !, t tp
graves for themselves after election VIC WIZ Nio ava
COL FiHRners address was interrupted by frequent
applause At The mention of the name OF Horace Uioe
lev, the v hole Convention arose and checrel; - -
Messrs James Mooney Of Erie, Eugene Raymond Oh
Greene AID W. W. Moseley were made temporary ocoio
taries.
APPOINTMENT or COMMITTEES.
Mr. Kelly Of New-York offered the following resolu
ton, which was adopted:
Pe,lred That Committee ofI6 s'eh judicial district he
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The roll Of delegates was then called When the lid
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and reported that the seat OF Mr. Gibbons contested
am Ycb were referred to the Committee TO APP
EeyYork was called Judge Thompson presented papers
ms contestant which were referred to the Committee Oh
The CHAR appointed the following Committee Per
First Dlsiricl-John Kelly, Anthony Echof
Second District-Robert FureY. Dwight Townsend:
THIRD District-Charles W. Trumper. w. J. Russell.
Fourth DisLict-Henry ID. Graves, A. j. Pease.
XIX XIX Disrief-John Morrow. A. C. Eieerton
Sepenh Dtstrict-James +. Jones, Lyman Bickford.
Eiyhih Distriet-ImOthy ID. Cobb, Charles Benedict.
NiT Coburn of jefferson moved that Committee OF
two each judicial district be appointed ON contested
seats Carried.
FUNCTIONS OF TIE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr. Tdon offered a resolution for Committee of Con
ference and said: Il contemplates tho formal adoption
in connection with the other Convention in session
in this city, OF the plan that is TO govern these two
bodies 1t does not propose TO make nominations or 10
discuss nominations; but it proposes to consider the
Gus cooperation between these bodies Applause Ineed
not say this Convention that no such body as the
dictate to the assembled Democracy OF the State whom
they shall nominate for am Office IL viii confer upon
no such subject; but ~ will confer with similar Com
mtee be appointed by the Convention or Liberal Re-
pubicans now IN session III ms Guy Us 10 TWO points
FIRST. How the State ticket shall be constituted;
what allotment shall be made, II any, between
the Democrats and the other gentlemen represented
by that Convention, and what this mode OF procedure
will be in the formation OF state ttket III WIN alsO
consider, consult and report to ms Convention what
i'm OrdnT In hp of
eleetOla utAee iCI CuG at iCo,nnittse ~ dve he
appointed by the Chair TO confer with similar Com
mtee appointed by the Liberal Republican Convention
now session. with the view OF determining the order
and division OF nomination. ana 10 report their action 10
s Win The iTaness thatalways cbaracterizes
me in dealing with state Convention, that the Com
mittee has yentured 70 suggest to this Con
vention tho names of five persons to perform
Deos Dewolf, John Kelly Joseph warren,
vention that any changes should be made the Conyen-
ton will be able 70 make them ana that nothing shan
viii nor assume 10 make or control nominations that it
will not assume To make any binding compact your
behalf that il Will merely confer and ascertain the views
of The other Convention now session. and submit
result for your action. leaving you perfectly unram-
meled aud free to do what to you may seem wise and
MIR Huntington Of Oneida believed these were the proper
names, moved their adoption: Mi. MOak Of Albany
moved that the resolution lie the table until the per-
manent organization of the Convention Lost The res
olution then adopted. after which MIR. Tden an
nounced that the Committee would meet his at
the Vanderbilt House Immediately after dinner.
The following Committee on Contested seats was ap-
pointed by the Chair
First Dtstrict-d. +. Brennan, W. c. Conner.
Second DiSrict-ZaCharah voorhees, Robert C0chrane.
Ihfrd Distriei-E d. Meegan Lyman SANFORD
Fourth District-D. MagOne, jr., R0bt. Furman.
rim Disfrict-Andrew Cornwall, A. " Ludngton.
SirLh DisArict-D. L. Richardson, L. NJ Tow nscnd
SfceiM District-Wm. 7. Holmes, VIM. Hogan.
Efghh Disrict-James Buchanan, O. {. Kngsbury.
lie Convention then took "a recess I'LL o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 4.-The Convention reas-
sembIed at o'clock, Col Faulkner, temporary chair