New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
THE NETWORK DEMOCRACY.
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would have lived To cooperate last year II was
necessary 20 temporarily ignore oil differences Of sent
ment regard 70 tariff and other QUESTION: Co0pers
ton this year viii leave s az esr pursue a,ep
bound only honor and continue steadtast In the snp
port OF the decara set forth in the Cincinnati p
iorn Turn about fair play. We tried your plan, 20"
you should try ours -,
E. o. Perrin Of Queens County was then appointed
temporary Secretary, and read the list OF deieRes
Mr. auidwell OF westchester moved substitute ths'
the Chairman Of the Convection appoint Coinni'o vi
Credentials to consist OF delegate nou oacn 'uu
oa District and that Sad Committee act on al 0Ases VI
contest This adopted, the lst District o'i"t
ceptod motion OF Mr. Mspaash' ana INC N"'i' '"'"
announced tho Committee as foho"s'
tta District Jobn O. schumacher and Thos NJ Riley;
IIid, J. MeConihe and W s. i&Hhs Nm Babcock and
ID a saimon. WIN walter A. Bum and j. 8 Mens;
VIM o. Wo,ohEss and c. Taylor With, Lorenzo
"A. ua-.rs Of columbia moved that the rules Of the
Assembly govern the Convention Mr. Noumans OF
moved to except the rule Of the previous ques
SION MI Fellows OF Delaware supported the amend
,ant He said all questions proper to be debated shouu
n, dehatcd at length. The amendment was auop''u'
and the resolution, amended, was adopted The CHAIR
then announced the Committee Permanent organiza-
ton a. follows;
ud District, Solomon b. Noble and @. W. Millspaugh
ria James K Fondl and ID. " Dewitt; IYth, Hiram
NJ Harris aud James shauen WITH, Charles w ward ana
u Il. Horton; With, William r. jerks ana h0peIt
stevens: With, sidney Mosher aud f. H. Underhil;
With. K. Kirk Hart aud L. 5. Coleman
Mr. Flower OF jefferson offered resolution calling
sor three delegates 10 each Assembly District hereafter
and asked that Il laid the table till after the per
Inanen organization. Loud cheers greeied the eadng
of the resolution. Mr. Underhll OF Seuben offered
resolution recognizing the Liberals ana inviting her CO
Mr. Dreamer Of New-york. rose. hut the Chairman
recognizing him as one OF the raPpoo @ "
order Mr. Dreamer paid no attention 10 the rapplhg
hut continued speaking amidst great confusion ony
thst hedcpounced the Convention; charged that the
Committee Credentials had been packed, anu sAlu
ne would withdraw from the Convention Inc seem
lasted several minutes members crying Pull MN QUIZ
IIisses hootings were mixed with Creamers taik
iug which was very cool ana CAIN pat nna k S
Slied a. the Chairman raped with his gave neVeIai
delegates took the floor among them some VINO aSKef
that gentleman tMr CreameT had ilg1t 70 aAe W te
time OF the Convention In tins way. Great CONFUSION
MT De witt OF Ulster moved that Mr.. Creamer be
heard. Great confusion again broke oul. ,
Mr. Mcguire asked upon what subject the gentleman
NJ Weston Of Erie declared that the gentleman from
vent6E and the Chair had forfeited his right TO address
1he Convention and not only this, but he is not YETI
Mr.. Flower Of Jefferson moved that the Convention
Lake rcooss TIL 2 y. m, which was carried.
FRUuLESs AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembed at $40 ?. IN. Mr.. Fellows
q Delaware said that IN view OF the fact that the Com
nttees ready report he would move that the
convention take further recess until 4:So p M Mr
Reach said business, such as appointing
sCommttecs resolutions, which could be transacted
the members of the Convention were present The Char
stated that owing u the business OF the nc
would net feel justified in entertaining any but the mo
ton 20 adjourn The motion was then pat, and the
Convention took recess until $3.50 p M
SECOND AFTERNOON SESSION
The Convention reassembled at 48O p. When e1-
Gov Seymour entered the Convention he received
with great applause, members rising. Mr.. McConihe.
from the Committee Credentials reported that the
COMMITTEE unanimously agreed that n. Z. Noaks and
~ J. Marvin were the regular delegates from Albany
also unanimously, that the Tammauy delegation from
Sew.York we're the regular DELEGATES Agreed TO. Inc
Apollo Hail delegation then left the hall Mr. Hart OF
Orleans. from the Committee on Permanent organizt-
alon. made the following report:
For Presidont-HorauO Seymour. long continued
For Vice Presidents-Ist District, E. R. Meade. Ma
Ihaniel Iruepenny lld Dtre a. a EeeySIi Jess W
hYth District, J. ]. Mason p Corbtt; Vth District g.
w Smith, q, W Fowler; Win District, A. A Stoddard,
TX Apgaf with District, Jary' Lord, John f. Strane
aIIlth District, Richard Faek. Lewis J. Peck.
pistriet, a. W. Morton +. d. Gale, G. ". Davlds III
District. W. g. nayensr, p a. ElsT0rth liId District
Curtis, }. NJ Wiley; yth DISTRICT John Decker, Hugh
Aovfy WIN MI, District. wnam b. Niles, w. H. Green
0egh; with District, T. Z. HARDING: ~. chair Mr.
Seymour addressed the Convention a. follows:
Ex-GOv. sEYMoUR's SPEECH
MEMBERS or The STATE CONVENTION: We meet at q
time when interest is felt in the action Of nom
mating conventions The disturbed state Of finances,
the heavy burden OF taxation the frequent exposure Of
official corruptons excite the attention OF the public to
the character those who placed before them as
candidates for Office Party ties will not hold voters 20
s An mort Of any who not felt TO be cited for pub
,c stations,, their integrity aud capacity. The real
object of ths Con, ention must be 70 place IN nomination
man Of b biSbes, char ter and OF undoubted capacity
t oo1ac or State afaiss II this is done can elect
dhem T1Ie gains made by the DEMOCRATIC party at the
election of Inst Spring show thSt the popular currents
have set In favor. These t0Wn eIecIes also prove
with the Republicans. now intend 10 act with us If
give them candidates who deserve theiT support.
Etate there two minOrtiesthe Liberal
who cannot 10 with the Administration and The mem
hera 0ff he hen q v.
together they become the majority. Acting upon this
fact at the Spring elections they united upon local can
Gdates having gard only to fitness and strength, and
pe aoss,s f nier Of counties heretofore opposed
% US Lot Us the spirit Of good sense and
atriosn shall not only carry inc counties OF
wYork ana thus gain body OF political strength in
ali ia sections shall also put our great state into
3s rghtfu pOsitOn-that OF the stronghold or those
Who seek TO bring back Government 10 its ancient
As this Is state ana local eiectloh we
sub,ects with regard 10 which there are
honest differences Of opinion Our great absorbing duty
j. TO carry State aud to ave u better more Iar
and honest administration To that point we must direct
thoughts 10 gain this end We must put Ia nomi,
ticket made up OF men WIN record SO cream WIN
character 80 pure and With capacity 80 undoubted tnat
shall feel when our SGrh Is Iohe tnaS ~ W." De Ss
elected do this. those citizens VINO gave us local
victories last spnDg WI eS1tnT9 cs %'n US ana
men, In mind IN all your actions that good ticket
Mr. Flower called from the table resolution for
3arRng the basis Of representation ofuture C0nyen-
tions 10 three delegates from eaeh Assembly district
and II was adopted unanimously Inc Char announced
the following Committee on Resolutions;
let Distrol-A S. Luthran ana Hiram Calknsi I'D
pstrict-s d.. Morris and w. Canldwell; Hid District
q NJ Beebe, - Sullivan, and George teachi lf1n DIS
trct-sol B. Russ u and T. b. hitcheni Vth District
sanford Miller and w. A. Pancher; With Distriot-J
NCOurs w. GOumaDs Win DlstIlct--lf W. bOwan
And H. IL. UnderhIi; NllI'h Ds'rlet--Alonz0 Tanner
Mr. Uadernin OF steuben called from the table the
Rssoipsd That We recognize in the Liberal Repubn-
OF Tie State o. New-iork worthy eoadjators in the
Effr fuNUsu att fhnfr a