, 1873-10-09
POLITICAL.
Nominations and Platform Of
the New York State Lib
eral Convention,


The Now York Liberal state Convene
ti0n.
ELMtnA, N, T., Oct. B.-Qne hundred and
thirty-two delegates aro present at the State
Liberal Convention. Tho Hon. John Coch-
rane called tho Convention to order. Tho Hon.
Frederick A. Conkling was mndo Permanent
Chairman, and made IN nddrcas, which was fro
quontly applnuded. At the close Of the Chair
man's address, a long list Of Yice-presidents md
Secretaries was appointed. aud State Commit
too. consisting Of ono from each Congressional
Dist rict. was provided for. a Committee OIL
for Chairman, and recess was tnken.
Tho Convention ronsaembled at o'clock,
when the State Committee was announced.
THE RESOLUTIONS
congratulate tho people upon the growing dispo-
hition to oppose any peryorsiol Of civil authors
ty; roattirln tho principles Bet forth at Cincn-
natl moro than year ago; donounce the Con-
gressmen WHO voted tor and retain the ao-callod
back.pay, and applaud those who returned it to
go mistake tho morality Of the American charac-
tor aud disregard tic honor Of tho Ameri-
can name, as to officially sanction tho
bill: and charge tho Republican party
demanding Its repeal regard as Of the Highest
Importance that lines OF transportation between
the East aud Vest bo improved, 80 TINT no in
torcst can Justly complain OF tho facilities Afford
cd; deP!ore the corrurting influence Of great
corporations, whereby tho agricultural interests
arc crippled and the development Of the country
retarded assert TINT the internal policy Of
States and municipalities should not be inter-
terod with By the Federal authoritios charge
tho Administration with being responsible for
the recent disordered financial condition Of tho
country, and regard as of paramount Importance
the return to spocie payment.
Tho Convention also resolved that the thanks
Of all FREQ men are due to tho tribunal which has
vindicated tho right of local trial by jury and
the freedom Of tho preHs.
4 STATE T1cKEr
waB nominated, as follows: Secretary Of State,
Diedrich Willard Comptroller. Nelson X. Hop
kins Attorney General, Daniel Pratt Treas
Jamaa Jackson Engineer, Sylvanua Il. Sweet
State Prison Inspector, III. X. Plat.
The Convention was adjourned after tho usual
complimentary resolutions were adopted.
Il Cftixons' Ticket for Cleveland.
Special Dtspa{ch to The Chicago Tribune.
C1EvELAND, Oct. 8.-Politics very lively and
exciting horo. The Domocratic-I Independent
publican independent nominations. forming q
citizons' ticket which will sweep tho field and
upset tho rings OF both parties.
The New York Committee OF Seventy
Dissolved.
NEW 1QHH, QCt. 6.-Iu8 QCulm1ttee or seventy
1aHt evening resolved that it waB expedient to
dissolve. and appointed . committee to wind up
tho concern.
The AntI-Tompcrancc Movement In
Washington.
WARRINGTON, OCT. 8.-The Germans Of the
District of Columbia, at q meeting last ovoning,
declared agninBt supporting any candidate WHO
has pledged himaolf to adhore to tho pornicioua
cause OF so-callod temperance. and invite al
Gorman-Americans to attend maBB meeting to
take such steps in the premiBes a. Nill best Hub-
serve their ends.
CuSx County, Mob.
GLENDALE, Neb., Oct. 6.-Tho Republicans Of
this (Caas) County, Notwithstanding their pro-
tossed sympathy for the fnrmorB cause,
have ignored it entirely In their nominations.
Truo, thoir platform lndorseB tho Farmers
Movement In general way, but their Candidates
do not, az there il but ono farmer Oh tho ticket.
It IL uboteBB to give tie names OF these eandf-
datoe, for they will undoubtedly bo defoatod by
large majority, al the GrangorB hive strong
ticket out, loadod by William B. Porter, Muster
OF the State Grange, fot County Commissioner; ;
William. MoCaig, Secretary OF tho Htnte Grange
for County Olork and John @. OumminB, Boc.
rotnry OF tho Four~Afio Grange, for Troaaurer
The ring orgRn tho Herald, IL applying tho par
ty-whip vigorously, but with lttlo SUCCESS.
HInsxnciluaetts Congressional Nomi-
mAalOnA.
DosroN, Oot 8.-Donia1nin Dean hau beou
nominated by tho Democrats HI candidate for
Congress from the Third District.