New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09


Chemuns. and Cocbrane OF Few-York, those opposing
the motion arguing that 10 better TO await
tho report OF tho Com .ittee Resolutions
Dol. Lansing OF Kings offered q resolution, sub
stlte that the ticket be made up Of selections from The
candidates already In the dsd. provided wo can hnd
honest men among them. lively debate followed on
this sub''itute which took up tho time OF the Conyen
ton untilSse Committee Resolutions made their APP
pearance IL was then temporarily withdrawni Porter
Sheldon, from the Committee on Resolutions. reported
the following:
Fisl ResoredsThat this Convention of delegates from
the ps0ps Oh Nos ok Congratulate the PatfiOuc ci
zens ot MI tio H'e's upon the indications no" apptf
ent OF growing disposition oppose any peryerson
CIVIL slthority ahd 20 demand ia an pujc ways
return 70 oJIu bO1esty, ocOnOmy, aud hlosy 10 tbo
SecOnd Resoiped That thi, gratifying tondsncy OF
tine platform VI principles so forth ~ CineBnIn
thah q car 49, "His. omOOdies ia cl9ar anu iofoDe
terms tho 49, VI th0 hCn ana ny ruHh aHrndhtc 10
indete the sincerity u continued Efforts and
piIallon' I p 2suilJ ol goyemnen' aud reform.
Third: Hesttpcd' That public APPROPRIATION belongs 10
Senator's aud Representatives. Who n the ast Congress
did NOT ia'or Lhe salary iucrea'e aud back pay D AVA
especially 10 |'oh as hove voluntarily and NithOW
pressure OF pne,e sentiment returned 10 tho Treasury
ana hePIeS'ht'e'e WHO voted for or approved
snoh Hll ana any party who inyokes
conscience in doing what SHOULD DO done, aad what
some nave done without legislation; and. further. We
United States should mistake the morality OF the
American character and disregard tho h0aOr 0f
sanction to rW winch, as far AZ It
relates to himself and the members OF eaca branch VI
mOraiizng aud wicked. and We charge the Rspub,can
party Win tne wrong o. originating aud pl'.ine tbi,
Dll ana we ueh0duco In the moot unq iaNhod mnnner
this measure and all Ito supporters and demand t un
conditional repeal.
Fourth: Reso'Ved, That deem II Of the highest
pOrtance To t1e people ali parts STATE and
try mat tue Inns OF transportation between tive Bsa
and west improved ,, furnish better ami cheaper
transit. to the end that route shall make iB0r
nate charge upon produce, manufactures or mcroban~
Queer cooperation, or sa1ltail-t can instiy
complain OF tue facilities afnrI TIE Importance OF
tae regaf cnea anu Rapid Interchange O the prodace
the West and tne merouandlse OF ths East Dotg Tor
Internal consumption and general commerce,
cannot be oyefestmated 20 tho people OF our STAT,
and especially OF our great seahoard 1ty. Enargoi
water channels, freight railways ami cheap aHd
expeditions passage alike for outgoing aud Inbound
trade, are impcrauyely demanded aud the attainment
thereof cannot with justice and safety be delayed. and
ratous legislative action w1o-rhy agricultural
interests arc crippled, and tho doyeOpmon% OF tho
sources OF the country retarded.
Pyh ResDipsd, That tue internal policy Of States
and municipalities cannot const utionay b. uterirrti
left free In tho eNcrcao tho supreme r,ght OF local
sefgoyernment, which has been, guoysi 10 Gay,
SJih: Reso!red That tho course 81 the National Al
ministratOn IN pltronznE irr 5po'sibe aui visionary
solemes, and In its stcpllhY interference
ana fayoiitism the abandonment IVY Us members
OF their posts OF duty for long periods OF
time, and tho gross neglect of tho public
business from the President down. has brOu gls the
country at last - hnauct discrcd and dsres and 10
IL therefore justly hed Responsible b0fOD tue trurne OF
country, tho INSTABILITY N the exchange OF trade, "a the
work OF production ana ilyesuron anl tue dep rssOh
OF uusn the sufcrngs Of iborers a1d tho G1 OF
SerenI; Resosa, That in view OF tho present dIsas
ter, the result OF weak and perncyus administration,
the defalcasiona Of officials, the pecoations con
npJn merchants and Importers with the approval
OF the Fedcral authority tho pcrsonnIism
of the Cnef Executive laI, az A cOnseq 1ence, tao
uaiTed ard ard OF DDlt AL b y ~ - mdtttr
painful regret that uureasJnng parry zenL should pht-
i've iust oarty al egiauce ANA tns pOstpoRe tue
20 good aud honest government; Dut gill have
flth N the integrity and manhood OF the
people. AVID their ultimate purpose aud a6iAy to correct
every wrong and restore every right.
Eighth. ResoiJrd, Thar we Invite u canuh judgment
OF our ans aud the support OF al patriotic cltzs 81
the c,nd dates n5uiinseft y TINS Con'en'lon "thoht
regard 20 previous aiiilanns.
Ninth: Res0ies, rhas the return OF tho country tos
as the graf purpose OF ruey apart from being the
standard OF yaIue. /. % serve ~ tfe medlttn
transfers are made and indebtedness dis
charged, busne integrity and eysn-handed prosper
the world ana that barking privileges shonid be *
tended all w can give prrieGt se , , I@r in IN, a
good nogGy ne GOyetAnent ms kes the lA"in money
81 renL Rss5fi,s That we pledge ourselves to firmly
resi,t the probaiy OF he state Government, by sRs
cal legislation. being rade the plant Instrument %
uuwort hy priyi6e schemes, ana Ve densnt IN eve'y
department Of public expenditure rigid economy aud
faith, ana the thorough inv asugat!O ana PuHhl
meut % all Oh sia miscoEduot
The resoufibns were unanimously adopted G. n.
Williams OF Datcness o1red the following. which WIS
adopted with loud cheers;
Res ,,e That the thanks Of all reemen ere due to o
tribunal whoa has vindrated tbs right Of local irai ~
iury and the freedom II the press against th3 atemp
to snatch asay citizen 10 answer BEFORE loFelEu
cOurtsuch lu attempt az aroused Tue protest o CAT
revolutionary fathers
The Convection Their proceeded 70 nominate uckc6'
Mr. LanigAn. OF Nev,York DaDed Diedrch Wlilers Tor
Secretary o. state. " Cole of Aegasy named Fran
els = Thayor l.. L. E0Edy OF Otsego named FrecmalJ.
i,tian, who declined. on a vote Wlers stood 70;
Thayer II. The nomination made unanimous
Sol Willis named Nelson X. Hopkins for COntfol'f
Asher F. Nichols was also named Tho vote stood H0p'
kns 100, Nichols L. The nomination was made urAEi-
IDOus, .- ,,.--,
The mutations O. Daniel Pratt ior Acknowledgement
mos. H. .aines for Hreasurer James JACKSON IT. TOT
canal Commissioner Syvanus III. sweet Tor EnCi'per;
and VI. X Plat for State Prison Inspector tOlc"ed
rapidly and unanimously. -.
Ihe officers OF tho Convention were mede CoHhittt
to inform the nominees ~ the action OF the COhVeol
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