New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
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oomiaated %SReman for the office Of Chief Executyo
Of the state who has borne bish the standata o.
who has held that standard high a he dld the Ane
eau flag during the Rebellion Under hun our o,aso
Administration has been success NLcn lhs cn" rc
was effcctcd our affairs were going downward course
1t Is not necessary to be specific, put eahh0s Ior
aluson to the PREDICATE expen9ltnIo "niGn ss5
mented the State debt by more IMAM sC0OOO anu WIZ"
has largely increased the burdens OF aa1ni
L congratulate you, gentlemen upon the succession
adoption under Republican managchsht o' q n Nv
suspicious system OF Administrations ahG ~ - OUT
to-day 10 pursue the policy which has nccn crowueu
with these benehcen results Let US continue TO acti of
the best interests OF the whole people. III, o., ,,o
desire I'm this connection 10 speak lfIoudl VI tIo
individual whose discharge OF puolc uuty ,,n,
slstency and unity TO Republican acton. ID ho me
Magistrate Of this State, whose nomination Wisin
walls was ratified by the popular voice. the pcnl h
into the public statesman Distinguished oOtn
before aud the for his integrity, purity ana
high sense OF honor In the perlOtnauce Oh NE uusy
have a right TO be proud OF Their relationship
TO one who has fully answered the requrt i MentSs
of the time. and whose official career has .ftollen
praise from mos. disposed TO censlrt Nor can
speak In less glowing terms Of the administration OF
the General Government Our bearer aud our
great chief, who led armies % victory an the cause
Of Union and liberty has proved as cnicnt 10 Gyl az
ministratiOn he IN that capacity winch brought
at tirst to the knowledge aud appreciation 81 ms
abilities in different sphere The more We see OF MN
the stronger he grows m the hearts of the people HIs
policy, seconded by able constitutional advisers, and
eloquenty Endorsed by NewIorRs ayoriic ton n lead
ing the country upward ana onward 10 - blGher anu
more glorious destiny.
let forget this occasion what very patriot
and lover OF hi Should fJr I Delrn mnG-thit
the lnSdiOus foe 10 republican INSTITUTIONS s tofIupou-
Let us prove by our actions here and elsewhere that We
steeled against tho enemy and tnt we VIII tolerate
its presence III no department OF the Government egs
atye, Judicial or municipal We owe TINS ddty 20 our
selves aud TO our chdren To the memory oi our
aud 10 the cause OF liberty throughout ne World.
trust may express the nope that III our oay ""
snail derogate IN no respect from tne sh VI
the Republican party. Let unspottcd names De ln-
scrbcd upon the banners Under Mhch we hlen 10 VIZ
tory at the polls Let our candidates Do mon VINO WIZ
to II faithfully that the people money eb.iil not
doubt that such is your iAtent.oh. There
be no question, them IN reference 10 me issue
solemn duty rests upon this Convention, an inpeia,
duty, the that the skies are bright and
the tcket that shall be nominated BY this t - sure
must be successful because 1t is plainly DC observed
that our Democratic opponents are "a disabled ana
disoyalty upon its garments cannot cOfe with the
Republican party founded as u was upon the stern pm
cipes OF right aud equality 10 was IN that iaitl mat
the war for tue Union was carried Gu 10 "a soriIas
termination. The power employed ~ that contest Sun
nounced the failure has proved failure itself
lis shattered and demoralizcd remnants cannot We
vigOr energy, and foresight saved the Constitution
and the IepapNc. Let US, by HlTn9 80 i0a%%iu
Let avoid discussion IN our ranks keep Tue earGnal
doctrines Oh our erG,a Ever ~ Nv aI1 ds
another to the long list Of riunpbs which nave been
achieved the interests OF good government aud which
promise peipetuty 10 republican lusutuuOns I'D LUIS
land
PRELIMINARY PROCEEDINGS.
On motion OF Senator MADDEN Jonu 7. Cunningham
of Warren and stephen b. French Of Suffolk were ap-
pointed temporary secretaries.
The roll OF delegates called, and there were nc
contestants reported.
Judge Robertson OF westcheser offered the following,
which adopted:
ResoIred That a committee Of two from each Judicial
District be appointed to nominate permanent ohceIs VI
tins Convention
Mr. Davenport OF New-YOrk offered the following:
Resolrcd That Committee on Credentials. consisting
from each Judicial District be appointed Ny tie
Char.
Mr. Hoskins of Wyoming moved that Committee on
Platform to consist delegates from each judicial
district be appointed to whom all resolutions be re-
ferred without debate.
MI Stephens of Lewis moved to strike ont that part
provided that resolutions be referred without de-
bate He did not want 10 the resolutions OF any
suppressed in that way.
Mr. Delafeld smith opposed the amendment 10 did
not suppress debate The proposition was 70 refer with
out debate in the first instance but when the report
OF the Committee in any gentleman may deoate.
The course proposed the usual ana the proper
Mr. stephens of Lewis urged that it was in the power
of the Convention 10 cut of debate by tic previous
question. That he was opposed to. The amendment
was rejected and the resolution adopted.
Mr.. ,Isaac Dayton offered the following resolution
which was referred. the rules without debate:
Resored That the Republicans of the State OF New
York in common win the great body OF thcr fellow
representatives throughout the country disdpproye OF
the compensation OF its own members lppiauscI that
Convention regards this measure as one OF ING many
wrongs which due % the system which authorizes
the holding OF session Of Congress after he election OF
Congress that in the Judgment 81 THIS Convention
no person ought be permitted TO sit member or
a legislative body, after the successor TO bis seat has
been elected ana tlat CONGRESS anu t.s s'e Lseis
record every member Of Congress shall be before the
g Eeh.
Mr. Hustled OF WestChester moved that the rules Of
the last Assembly be adopted for the government OF the
Convention. Adopted.
The Chair announced the following Committees:
On PesoItfioHs-Geo Bliss and Charles Spencer Of
New-York, Charles j. Lowery OF Kings, James W. nus
ted OF Westclester Charles r. Easton o Albany G. " H.
LudingtOn Of sullivan, George Bachelor 81 saratoga
George NJ. Gleason OF st. Lawrence, a. i. Getty of
Oswego c. {. Rice Of Herkmer, seymour Dexter Of
Chemung. J. W. Dwight Of Tompkns, y ; Mason of On
tario c. c. Davidson OF Monroe, Ihaddeus G. DAVIS OF
Erie, George q. Hoskins of Wyoming
on Credenhais-John Davenport OF Network, Scion
James Bauyelt OF Rockand Lewis L. Payne OF Column
ba Gilbert Robertson OF Rensselaer, Stepaen Mohat OF
CLINTON William Bradford OF ST. Lawrence, Ward Hunt,
jr, of Oneida Charles Chickerng Lewis Wesley Hook
OF Cortland, Ben Deyoe OF BrOome, Joan b towerot
Cayuga f. VI. Mcdonald Of Stouben, W. A. Cobb OF Nj
agara, and o. p. Vedder OF Cattaraugus
ON Orqdni-dt,Ol-ISaac Dayton ana Horace Russell ~
New-York William II. Robertson Of WesteBester, John
A. King OF Queens, John S.nderson OF Greene; ,. W
Stroud of Onondaga, H. Barber jr, OF Jefferson, VIM C.
Fields OF Otsego, Mm. smythe OF TioSa. p c. Harley Of
Seneca, W. T. Tnsey OF wayne, WIN. L. SESSIONS or
Chautauqua, aud H. +. Tarbox OF Gencsee.
On motion, until O'Clock was agreed upon,
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at 2;10 p. III.
Isaac o. Dayton, from the Committee Permanent Or.
ganization reported for Permanent President Stewart
L. woodford OF Kings County Iapplausel, and be was
unanimously elected Messrs. Dayton Eastman OF
Dutchess County appointed a committee to con.
duct him TO the chair. Mr.. Dayton having introduced
Mr.. woodford as Permanent President Temporary
Chairman Mitchell said 4; 81 desire to add His fame
has preceded him, and you will listen his words
fApplause.l Gen. woodford then addressed the Con-
yention as follows:
GEN. wooDFoRD's SPEECH.
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION: We meet 10 renew