The New York herald., 1873-10-02

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be wise conciatory and statesmanlke, and not only
already naagnrated In favor ofgood government wih
soon be triumphantly achieved -., -.s.s.sI sI,e..
He concluded by proposing Mr. Beebe, OF snlli-
van county, as temporary chairman, which was
agreed to, and Messrs. Flower ana Dewitt were
appointed to conduct him to the chair
n MR.. BEEBE'5 ADDRESS. feR
: On taking the chair Mr.. Beebe addressed the
Convention as folOws:-
yon my sincere and heartfelt thanks for
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the rebellion They forgot that hundreds Of thousands
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Bull Run to Washington and the Victorious rebels were
sweeping to the capture of the Capitol and the page
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TO such matters mpel us Let us first relieve country
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questions Of administration and also such poiti
democracy never win another victory, It viii never
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seadiast aith its have in its holy gospel Of
CoNTEsTING DELEGATIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. Havener, OF Albany, Mr. E. o.
Perrin or queens county, was appointed tenn
porary Secretary. The Secretary then read the
list of delegates.
Mr.. McCoNIHE, OF Rensselaer,. called attention
to the fact that several delegations contested
and moved that committee OF two from each
judicial district be appointed to act on all cases
except that from Albany and that that case be re-
ferred to the two delegates not contested He
made this exception OF Albany Tor the
reason that the other delegates from that party
can act best upon IL.
Mr. APGAR moved to strike out the provision re-
atIng to Albany for the reason that that case
should have the same consideration as the others.
Mr. CAuLDwELI. OF Westchester, moved as a SUBJ
stitute that the Chairman OF the Convention APP
point committee on Credentials, to consist of one
delegate from each Judicial district and tha. said
committee act on all cases or contest.
Mr.. APGAR accepted so far as his amendment Is
concerned.
Mr. McCoNIHE objected to the substitute as it
provided for only one from each district and as to
Albany county he believed the people of Albany
knew more about their own matters than any one
else that was the reason he ofered the resolution.
Mr. CAULDwELL was willing to have the commit