, 1873-09-25

uckof.
Th On Treo H.
and u? rho
o h a m s ns ae
o9 nonu,ariiy Il ' ~ 'o'0a' nA
--,-
NOW YORK kkopiabiicnH stnto ConFon-
,,on;.rns ] s,,,nsy'ran n, ID, nenomncs-- =, .,s
or nsu,ori.1nt1yc Isut,y nrtor uUIa s,,c.
ccsa,,r In. 1sccn Ercctcn. % .A AA'' >'''@
UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 24.-Tie Republican state Con-
von.lon was called to oror by Alonzo D. Cornell Char
ao = Toorary po H oarun, Te Uo,ntees On crc
dentials and Platform wero appointed, antl to tho
salaries by the last CongfeHa. Tho reading Of tho
resolution elected applause. Following is Tho rcsoa
'ea esoee Tint tho Republicans Of tho State of New
York, in common with ha grcat body Of their follow
saoao sen o
eonpensatioa Y Il its q own ~ eers @ bat this conyan
ten regards TITS ,neasure IA ono Sf tho many ronga
holding session Of Congress nfter tho election Of
new cougress TINT IN TIC tudgment of this oonven-
Der Of legislative body after successor to hia
sent hns beon elected and that Congress and State
whole record oi every monbcr of Congress snnl 10
before tho people when proceeding to tho election Of
nsM Tho osnysa,op too. recess TIL O'Clock md on
reasacmlltng cx-1lcut. Gov, Stewart Z. Woodward
made permAnunt Chairman. lii his spccclJ,
Woodward spoke OF the necessity there was for On
lnrging The carrying capacities Of tho canals, Now
York hoped to retan tho grain trade Of tho pcst.
Of Btate Nolson Il. Hopkins, for. Comptroller;
Daniel Fort toF Trea1a7cr 7 Sa nenain P sienan
co. William .yioP or % En-
aud N. r. Flat. for Prison 1nepcctor. Mr. Hopkins.
from tho Committee on Resolutions reported tho fol-
lowing
Resof,td, That, having abolished slavery suppressed
the Rebellion, preserved tho Union, established equal
paid refunded large part Of tho national dcb re-
loved tho burden Of taxation. dsarmcd and abashod
q sn oa srave forean
assured general stability aud prospertty throughout
Tho land and furnished wise ecoaomiea and whole
las NOT only eatablIshod tue strongcet tltlo
presented The beat pledge that will bo az rns to every
future obligation Al It has been to every past roqre-
Itsore, Tint as well for tho maintenance Of thcHs
great ash'eycents % fer the fulment Of every now
Sesva o. Win oo not to ho
party which 1as Htodly resisted overy stsp Of progress
ana act q pt1osa in our ato h5sGry
principles and unexampcd career arc honorahy idc-
titled with nil these advances and triunlrhHt aud
which mcea all now questions ns they arlso with tho
aame patFiot.o mud falthful spirit.
lctotred That ule Iam!nany ltng, WIN It's COLOSSAL
hlemont Of the BENCH ,ntanonagoment Of the public
Hoaas, n M ~ ,a nn" nu d.,
wero tne direct fruits Of Democratic ruls
iu this State; that with the aid Of the honest
men Ct ~ parties, whose cooperation II sts 1iEea
INC Nennolcah oteani5ation nas oVGstnIo"li 1ai! III
fmMd,t r,,pn1 ia Htnto Observation-Disclosures nnS
inao provision for all public obligations and tat tho
completion Of reform well us.the general welfare Of
tue s:ate le9Mre tho eontnuhace ot ino Mork.
aits ~ o rcSnvar ~ c;,si anaocs in csc, of is
nr M F,n, h sa,n ~ verasna
Ind eu oomiltad 10 ae Tie nrncipo Of sIlowinu eaeh
iocay ts determine for ssI Whether 1t viii prohibit
euea aato 'nS 3 parry as Aao"n "sei o
Tsasea T,at t IL esecn.ial 10 tho s,ate 1T New
Mso'sSt ane ,,, ir oi,i rJ "tu n9 9,rfi " Ga
ha aAM e Ss ,r III rocing
atooa ~ ~ ta aat nnh sn wiothar H. Ian ng