The New York herald., 1873-10-02

committee referred 10 would suspend their work
for an nour or two and come in here and assist In
making the ticket no harm would result.
THE NOMINATIONS POSTPONED
After some further debate motion was made TO
postpone the nomination or the ticket until ten
O'Clock A. M. tomorrow, which was carried
The Chair suggested that the names Of candi-
tomorrow they may be presented understand
ingly. IL was verv important that good ticket be
made and In this way 1t could be secured and time
saved.
Mr.. KELLY, OF New York, moved that Samuel J.
Tilden be appointed a member at large OF the
State Committee, and proceeded 10 speak OF the
great services rendered the democratic party by
Mr.. Iiden. He was anxious TO retain those SER
vices, and therefore proposed that 1t be done In
this way. The motion was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. OGDEN. OF Yates, said he rose to offer reso.
luton on subject which had excited in his mind
much anxiety and pain
Resolved That we will not place the State Commit
tee any man who has voted for or received back pay
Mr.. ROCHE OF Kings said he wished TO say to the
gentleman from Yates that the delegation from
Kings county Will not sumbtt to be dictated TO as
to whom they will select TO represent them on the
State ticket.
Mr.. FELLOWS, Of Delaware, said that the reso-
luton OF the gentleman from Yates did not point
to any county In PARTICULAR but IL was the duty OF
the democracy to strike down any man whose
hands are sullied by the reception Of this back pay
steal, and the democracy should not hesitate to do
its duty In this matter. The voice OF
Atlantic, had been @ EXPRESSED on this natter,
and 1t demands that no man who has allowed his
reputation to be sullied by this the most gigantic
he referred TO the position OF other states on this
subject, and asked II New York should
stand as the apol0gist OF these public roo
bers Applause. and cries OF mo, noD Should
we place the interests OF the democratic party
in the hands OF men guilty OF this robbery He
thought the democrats mixed in this robbery were
deserving OF the most censure. IL was expected
OF republicans, this atroclous robbery, but 1t was
lot OF democrats, Cheers and arp.ause). lie re-
peated, no articuar county was aimed at, but
all who had done this foul treason to the demo-
cratic party.
Mr.. DE Writ, OF Ulster was anxious that this Con-
vention should do justice, We have adopted
resolution allowing representatives from the
different districts to appoint their members OF
the State Committee, and now we are asked TO
prevent putting on to that committee certain men.
This was aimed at one man. Thomas Kinsela.
Congress. This was the man aimed at.
He knew Mr. Kinsella and he knew he was op
took the money after the law was passed by others.
Q.aughterl He Ode Witp knew Kinsella, knew
him to be good, sound and uncompromising
~ Mr.. OGDEN replied to an alusioa to the repub-
licanism of Yates county by MIR. Roche. He admit
ted there were but few democratic victories in
Yates; but there we're democrats there w.o were
good and true, democrats who fought against
victories as hard those who fought gaining VIC
tories. As to the resolution aimed at Mr.. Kin
seila, he knew nothing aDout the gentleman.
lie knew him not. His wish and desire was to get
the honest expression OF the democratic party here
represented on that question. He asked II this
and then place at the very fountain head the men
receiving 1t He was ia favor OF Kings county
managing her own affairs, but Kings county
don't manage the affairs OF the whole State.
Never, he said, with his consent, should
Knsela have place on the State ticket. Kings
county may honor him as she pleases, but this
Convention, representing the State cannot do so.
The resolution was adopted unanimously
THE STATE COMMITTEE.
The delegates were then called upon to name
members OF the State Committee, with the follow