New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

l ov adopting the following;
R,,olred Firsl The principle OF honesty 20 once re-
R,ines Liberal Republican: Tor state Ireasurer ana
carried by the Liberal Bepnbcan party with sner Ssaae
tablshed election, BY Liberal votes OF Nelson n
mn State ticket offices respectively Of Controller
md state Prison Inspector and in the election by tue
ssme votes of Dedrch Wilers, Daniel j. Pratt Thomas
psines silvanus Sweet. and James jackson jr candi
dsies on Democratic state ticket for the ocss re-
sDsetively OF Secretary OF State Acknowledgement STATE
ressnrer state Engineer and Surveyor and Canal Com
missioner The Emira ticket grated on thcse vi Ine
,xc great parties surmouuts them both, and coners
ccess on the men selected from EACH regardless OF
party lines and with exclusive reference 10 ther iaH
Second They refer with conscious pride 70 the voIe
Tor the Liberal Republican state ticket IN tne Cy "a
Ser reach as testimony their devotion 70 the esnse
represented and they rejoice mat % tSe STAT TO
m in the presence OF the superior suurements
Of local offices many more o. rket whose election In
pite OF systematic and frequent suppressoh IN Sne
cunt controlled by Republican aud Democratic lnspeo
80" demonsfrafes that fair personal character and
6de public trusts ara QUALITIES hat VIII DC nei9 ~
he electors of New-fork indispensable IN the canuiuae
Th,rd In addition TO the cast for the Emira
teket direct il is believed that at least fifteen thousand
liberals voted the Democratic State ticket straight not
IN adherence 10 the fortunes OF that party but IN the
Wood enterprise OF securing office In their locaies
md OF retOrng the Republicans something OF the
pains OF the defeat Of 1s72 A.
FOURTH While the one hand II is revealed that the
nmocrac party unless 10 had been reinforced by NJ
zen thousand Liberal Republicans, would have sue
d lis fun proportions is apparent on the other hand
unless the insusPcions Influences when nave nun
dismissed. hundred thousand votes which LETT II
Al the last election will have left II forever.
mn Mindful OF these lessons. and OF the endurance
~ t.e cause which they subserye we here renew our
nope that organized effort will ultimately infuse GOOD
T point them ont 10 Liberal Republicans everywhere
the state nation. announcement and direc-
con 10 pc severe their organized endeaY0rs for pure
government and honest officials. 1890
Rsored That the American mind irresistibly reused
the "A
sanusgO de Cuba, under the pretended necessities OF
s.onal defense recognizes it the inevitable catas
he Of series OF horrible cruelties hitherto wreaked.
uuinterruptedly and unrebuked, upon the devoted
Cnnaps Dy that Irresponsible body OF military despera
o the spanish volunteers and here seize this
occasion testify, in the ensuing propositions not only
1r sense OF the line OF duty to Oe henceforh followed
by our Government but also our opinion of its derec
non OF duty hitherto.
F,rs Tie right OF people to choose their own
Governmen and TO change II at WILL is an inconroVert
he rgd and when exeTted III behalf OF self-govern-
meut comprehending the concurrent emancipation OF
two hundred eighty thousand slaves, its exercise
sppeas peculiar force 10 forty million American
second. The struggle maintained by the Cubans. for
Ave years making head" successfully against al the
power OF spain wthdraWs IT, by the authority of inter
national law from the classification OF either conmo.
uons sednons. or instructions, and ranks 1t as civil
TAirs The Cubans Of the parties 10 this war; are
entitled and should receive immediate recognition by
lur Government. beligerents-
Fourth The moral force. together with the equality OF
rshts Ia cur waters ana ports following sach reeos
aon would not fail 20 terminate fayoraby the struggle
or Cuban independence al an early day. .
Hffh The inhumanity OF the war Waged oy Spaln us
uelty and bareary the detation OF tue spanish to,
qnieers their Government their avOwed disregard or
is authority its admitted Weakness ana praenea SUP
mission 10 their sangulnary demands by making neu
trliiy incompatible with humanity, render Impossible
regulating the conduct OF neutras ID war, and
therefore make OBLIGATORY on all nations TO nerpSse
their combined authority TO arrest, 10 the name OF hu
the atrocities OF the spanish arms IN cuba
snd them within the code Of civilized warfare
Syth: Upon the Government of the United States
shOVe all other Governments this duty devOlyes ana
which, 10 be satisfactorily discharged should be dis
PATCHED with promptness, yigor and thoroughness.
Ssrsi.h The insults uurepaIred ana the injuries una
toned whose dismal catalogue, stretching from year To
year tho Yirginus horror prolOngs are equivalent 70
IN ~ 81 9n s na s nT come 70 he understood
Eng under the law Of repFisa spanish properly ana
fhem iii reparatloD be made and justice be done.
Essorea That the @ oa eSPtuTe ana sn9 ter
American property seized the American Dag dshonored
sud american citizens shot 10 deathrequre the prompt
and careful examination OF our government togetner
With immediate and decisive vindcaOn or every ma
uona right found 10 have been offended, and ts per
: SaRSrsd. ana sharp redress o. every "''"'' ~
The resolutions were unanimously adopted, the part
rferrng Cuba causing much enthusiasm. Mr. Chris
opher Pullman of the XyIIth District said he would
Ike 70 call the attention Of the Committee 10 fact long
spparert to every member. He embodied the subject
the following resolution, which was adopted
Whereas IL evident from the returns OF the vote
the State ticket that in large majority OF the coun,
us no Liberal Republican State ticket distributed
d printed and rhsreas such action
Of q lcss OF several Thousand votes; therefore
R,soired That the State Committee be, aud they are
hereby requested TO reorganize the party IN the den
qlent Counties and place in charge of Liberal Re
gnbhcsn interests who viii neither DO uhiauhfu TO
heir trusts dereict in their duties.
s. J. classy OF the XVIII District offered a resou-
ton. which was adopted, appointing a Committee TO
uake arrangements for public meeting OF the Liberal
republicans OF this city 10 take action reference 70
The late election. Mr. Pullman said that Committee
ought be appointed TO investigate the alleged frauds
10 the XIIIth, XvIIIth, and other districts. Gen.
COchrane said that the Committee should bear IN mind
that sufficient votes had been cast to incline the scales
Il favor OF the Liberal Republican party, but he
tnev that o number Of ballots had been'suppressed.
some Of our friends been led astray, but we
willing receive them sgain. and hope they win do
better hereafter. He knew that several ballots cast In
favor Of the Liberal party never counted 90 such
Roth tho Republicans aud Democrats had an object IN
view. lie moved that the Committee on ORGANIZATION
b. requested 10 examine the organization OF each Assem-
by District ASSOCIATION, ana that the Committee on
Grievances be requested 10 examine the affairs OF the
KILN soby District, ana make their report at the
cert meeting. The resolutions were adopted
Col Wsgstaf, Membar Of Assembly elect who entered
ne room AT thus moment was received with and
applause. He said he would do hrs duty faithfully at
trusted that on his return from Albany his actions
sould meet with their approval.
Col Conkling was next introduced and said II is
very evident that the success OF the Democratic ticket
achieved through the efforts OF the Liberal Repuo
scsn party He believed their ticket poled at least
800 this city, and next year he that
$3.50 could be obtained. As Liberal Republican he
wanted the defense OF constitutional liberty the
restriction Of delegated power and the interests of
as people advanced by a return to specie payments.
such currency we now have curse 10 the coun-
ny and the greatest injury 10 the work1ngman
The following appointed the Committee TO
make arrangements tor holding che public meet
ng
= J. Classy Chairman; J. NJ. Willes. NJ. LanigaD,
lnomas Munigan. W. u. JOwpley, Thomas W. Lane,
u > Jennings, ". Is. Richardson, Amssa Hggdns. G.
1raphAgen, W. T. Ashman, j. l.. Hlste, james Nc
Sfthy, James A. Carney. Gen John COchrane, T.. e.
", X l. Darragh C. Pullman, NJ. ID. Wilson, j. q.
'l4ubC Dskee, Charles II. Cooper
resolution offered by ". ". Calvert. requesting the
encers OF the District Associations rolls
ma invite all persons In harmony with tue party and It's
lrncpes 20 Game fOrM ard and enroll ihemaelXes with