The New York herald., 1873-10-03
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Close of the Labors Of the Dem
ocratic Convention.
MUCH TALK AND FAIR WORK.
Fight Of the Senior Wranglers Over
the Secretaryship Of State.
RESOL LUTIONS OF PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST
Straight Jefarsonian Doctrine
Preached.
A STRING OF DENUNCIATIONS.
The Salary Grab and Grabbers, the
President, the Credit MObilierS
and Others Condemned.
SPECIE PAYMENT DEMANDED.
A Cordial Invitation to the Liberal Repub-
Gcans to Clasp Hands
THE STATE TICKET.
A STRING OF DENUNC1ATIoNs.
SPECIE PAYMENT DEMANDED.
A Cordial Invitation to the Liberal Repub-
icans to Clasp Hands.
THE STATE TICKET

THE STATE TICKET.
UTICA. N. Y, Oct. %, 1873.
The Democratic State Convention met at ten
O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Sullivan, OF New York, from the Committee
on Resolutions, submitted the following
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved That the democrats Of the State Of New York
ns1 ins II the ss q all who with
Equal and exact justice to all men of whatever state
support q the State governments in all their
domestic concerns and the surest buwarks against anti
"The preservation Of the general government in its
Whole ygor as the sheet anchor Of our
Jealous care Of the right q election by the people
acquiescence in the decisions OF the major
The supremacy of the civil over the military au
in the public expense that labor may be
THE honest payment Of our debts and sacred
rhe diffusion OF information and the arragnment of
a abuses at the bar OF public reason freedom of religion
protection Of the ha5eas corpus that sbeeai lessaton
snd to az he and
BY the general and State and the bonding
cities towns and villages in AID railroad and other
dency and ought TO cease.m
We condemn and denounce
THE SALARY GRAZ,
and all Congressmep, democratic or republican. who
plunder seized or service already done and paid or
prsorscr THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE
70 he bill which cnched this inquy and which gave
himself after Congress had lust refused Increase his
utterly q1goT4y the PEOPLES confidence The
pass unpunished in which It's two Vice Presidents
eharmen OF the fve chief committees Of the House Of
mes hp1e bes ade s bs
party's headone with foreign mission and with
n Isl In
UswoRrHY THE PEOPLES coNrrDEscE
Iapt ring grasp without authority ali the power The
party mad sxs1sd them il ranks and united
create new and more corrupt Custom House ring on the
ruins OF municipal reform and T. niet upou me tax
complex and most cumbersome charter OF government
DESoUscE rnE CONDUCT or THE PRESIDENT
In setting up by the bayonet government in louisiana
agrant violation OF the federal constitution and the
rights OF . sister state.
Eesolyed We & demand rsveRae IeOn to &
therefore, productive duties arnces not from
he needless sure1s s9
shall no longer be added TO the necessary burden o.
Eress in the constitution IS limited to he collection
Which S stop
pense Of other secensa few monopolis at the expense
Language DelOre
Bench was packed, 10 a righteous decision. an
Act making to pay paper dollars legal tender
By the constitution And ne coinage power conferred
the people with currency neonvertbie with coinage
We that s the sss policy O. s
doned to the hal-ciyized nations and ages Of which
u he 5sd Ts stse both IN he nsoms ns
Il hamrnss our ina manifold
,ion and our aomestic ,Iade into game .. chance I.
public 1t fosters combinations
or@ interests and Is the prime cause Of the late na9.
ssd @ labor dsprysad p Of q and I
caianiities and this general distress we
SCOUT THE rREspssrs rI.. ron rAsIcs
ea sns hs to 5s true 81 remedy @ s and IN the
pcable throue hont our national state and municipal
life which limit and ocalize most jealousy the powers
and frugaity in public and private Affairs which pre-
gold and we hold out TO the farmers OF the United
States The rightaand Of ieowshg in tho, Just resist
maads sads for tnsss % great , reforms:
the APPROPRIATION AND EXPENDITURES OF PUBLIC MONEY
should be subjected to the same restraints rules and
ectors and should in ike be required % keep
Of merchants and manufacturers so that an exaInina-
ton OF their books and transactions win show sny frauds
take and subscribe oaths proper periods
they nave not N any way been unawfuy benefited by
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS
Resolved, That we liberal republicans
Wortny ana we cordially invite them to unite
State and federal at the denocr m U
party having naugurated the system Of low tolls and
the republican party, reairms the policy this time
The reading OF the resolutions elected much ap-
plause and were unanimously adopted.
The Convention then proceeded TO nominate q
State ticket.
Mr.. FRANKLIN, Of Seneca presented the name o.
Diedrich Willers Jr Of that county, for secretary
OF State. III few remarks referring to his service
as Deputy Secretary he declared that no more
capable man could be selected for the position. He
was well and favorably known throughout the
State and would add strength to this ticket. Two
years ago he was nominated for the same Office
and ran several thousand ahead OF his ticket
The CHAIR said If there were no other nomina
tions the Secretary would proceed to call the ron.
Mr. HAvESER, OF Albany, said II there were nc
other nominations for this office he would move
that Mr.. Willers' nomination be made by acclama
ton.
Mr.. ApGAR wanted entirely new men nominated
and was opposed to nominating any one who had
been here
LOBBYING FOR MS NOMINATION..
He desired the nomication of men who would bring
credit and strength to the ticket. He had heard
the name OF John i. Seymour, OF this city, men.
toned. (Applause.) He had also heard the name
OF Charles wheaton, OF Duchess, mentioned
tApplause. Neither OF these men had solicited the
nomination. Understanding that Seymour would
not accept, he therefore presented the name OF
Charles wheaton, OF Dutchess.
Mr.. OGDEN, OF Yates, had hoped this nomination
would be made by accamation. He had not
Thought any one would be called upon TO vindcate
any man presented here He had known Mr. VII.
1SSa Ram hQyRooda and be coueA UP better than