The New York herald., 1873-10-09

OF Representatives attest the republican snpremacys
slavery rnS
and sias fer n s
Cabinet with summer and rrumbul in the scnsIe and
Rpn assfy
Of he
was rendered by arms as vel as BY ballots that gov
shall not perish Sm the earth inc p'0'e'
scandals and the sudden imitation the sRoday Srstoc.
scy ag % raroaa ana M bank ban primes too
6ayng Of legislature Credit MobIlisr schemes, salary
measursi terms; General Grant teins n nowiss
e as ss se BIZ laid
separate from former political associations
a. agreed Saf Ss We
n hs ss
iorset s,. prejudice and animosty and union o.
ID parties sea% sas sfl g
not ha, all ~ha " US whit % es
w III s %o to .ns into
ganization There should be no exclusveness about
g $
Should be the on Work o Seh and nshes
enter the o. the other The orgsnisaiion
generalization and advocate home government IN all
Soula support rghts the
constitution and LIBERAL but not abundant legislation"
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Conk!ing's address Gen.
eral JONES moved the appointment OF the following
named as Vice Presidents OF the Convention:-
eS Theodore ., Of New y, York; A. M
John G. McVear, Of St. Lawrence; R. N. Sherman,
Of oneida; Greig W.. schyer OF Tompkins; M. c.
On motion of Mr.. CLARK BELL the following
named were appointed Secretaries:-
kings; E. G. Fowler, Of Orange; John r. Melon
ough. O. Chatauqua; David Rogers, OF Queens; A.
y. & Chiids OF seneca; Weeks ". Culver, OF New
Mr.. CLARK BELL moved that all resolutions IN
reference to transactions OF the Convention be re.
lerred TO the Committee on Resolutions.
Mr.. WOLFE, of New York, said he wanted COM
mittee on credentials, but Mr.. Hughes, OF Wash
ington, stated. that the delegates had reported to
the secretaries, and the resolution was laid on the
table
Congressional DISTRICTS was provided for.
After the appointment OF the following named
Committee on Resolutions the Convention took
recess to three o'clock
Porter Sheldon, Chairman J. G. Fitchian, s. J.
Glassey, J. b. Williams, +. l. Sanderson, Thomas d.
Crazy II. j. Rowley, w. w. Dewey, L. L. Bundy,
Luther Caldwell, S. G. cleveland, James Lyon and
The Convention was called to order at three
O'clock 7. NJ by the Chairman The state Com
Se y the
Gilbert q. Dean, John w. Coe, Charles w. Goddard,
John Cochrane, +. 4, Conkling, b A Willis, I. A
L. Fiikin, James NJ Gibson, W. W. Rockwell, W. Il.
R. Y. sherman D. 9. Litteiohn Alfred wilkinson,
a. l. CnIlds NJ F. Sheppard, Edward J. Jones'
On motion the committee was authorized to fill
vacancies
A motion to appoint committee to nominate
candidates for the state ticket was lost. melton
to proceed to nominate candidates Tor the State
ticket in the Convention was debated At some
length by Messrs. Rowley or oneida; lOwney, OF
New York; Gregg. OF Chemung. and Cochrane, OF
New York, those opposing the motion arguing
that it is better TO await the report OF the Com
mittee Resolutions.
Co onel LANSING, of Kings, offered resolution,
as bsttute that the Ilcket be made up OF
selections FROM the candidates already in the deid
provided we can 1nd honest men among them.
lively debate followed on this substitute, which
took upthe time OF the Convention until the Com
mittee on Resolutions made their appearance. 1t
was then temporarily withdrawn.
THE PLATFORM.
Mr.. SHELDON, from the Committee on Reso.
luton. reported the following
Resolved That this Convention Of delegates from the
all the States upon the indications now apparent OF
usSoy and to demand d n ali our public WAYS re
turn 70 otclal honesty economy and aiehy to The pub
Resolved That this gratiiying tendency Of public sen
form OF principles set forth al Cincinnati more than
year ago which eDoaies III il clear sna orce - Terms
the sincerity Of our connned Efforts and ASPIRATIONS or
p%Rs Thai PaSs sHsrola,on belongs to
o va the ay w3 e Da & and
~ pss 70 to me en- rg m
called back pay; and we denounce every enator and
anH
guilty Use in wos d9ns s be
ther we fee! the most sincere regret that the
the morality Of the American charac Ter and disregard
sas o a 5 hs M m 10 U ns ma
the members o eacn branc OF Congrsss Va wholly un
h @ & ns win the Is
nast anaaasd manner p this and ali its sup
pgTtsrs and r demand Is uneondona ,, Y repeal
the people in all OF our state % ana ceany Ma. Mat he
Improved r as furnish better and Cheaper transit 10
the end that no route shall make an nodnste ehsrgs
no interest whether Of produce corporation or capital
importance Of, the, regular, cheap, ana rapid
nna bs % the the ns both o @ Sse
sumption and general commerce. cannot be overesti-
ares a PfGRls @ Of sa e
Gao ann
anu the attainment thereof % cannot WI with Jusncs ana
ense sass Of great Action
he the mo
ha tue pHcy e Of pS ,a mun M
the federal but thar s sae ~ must be left Tree in
ment, which has been, we are greyed to say Of late
Ee,oved That p the course the national admntra
tion in patronzing irresponsible and visionary fiscal
seSe - ana aGfTs IN Is eaRy nd svorss
the abandonment BY is members OF their posts OF duty
paoe RON 's rsen down brought
and Is thsrsioTe Justly held RESPONSIBLE before tho
ditlon Of the county the INSTABILITY in the exchange 5f
trade, in the work OF production and investment and the
rum rum Of find ndivd nas -
Resolved That view OF the present ulsastcT tne
suit weak and pernicious administrator the wide
spread corruption OF the public service the dealcations
OF officials the populations condoned the robberes tor
given the exortons merchants and importers
with the approval the federal authority the personal
ism OF the Chief executive and consequence, tho
impaired standard political morality Ii Is Of
painful that unreasonng party zeal should outve
lust party ALLEGIANCE and thus postpone the return
good md honest government; but still have undi-
niinshed ne integrity and manhood Of the
bic and their ultimate pur and ability to correct
every wrong and restore every right.
Resolved, That we invite a candid Judgment Of our
aims the support by all patriotic citizens of tho
candidates nominated by this Convention without regard
to pre- vious anillato
Resolved. That the return of the country to a specie
basis object OF paramount imporanc that the
great purpose OF money, apart from being the standard
value TO the medium exchange and the
instrument with which transfers made and indebted
discharged, business integrity and evan-landed
common standard Of the world, and that banking prv
curty the prompt redemption OF the circulation they
utter in good money the government makes thel
lawful money OF the country
Resolved, That pledge ourselves TO firmly esst the
nrnnuhiiY q hY Snecinl