, 1874-10-20

1,nuta Tim uominoo Of no Convention. wnB c|oot-
ri tn tho soantu by n vote of nioro tlinn two to
QUO, This yoar Tho Democracy aro gaing TO 800
what chance the Gonurnl Sill hnyo against Slr,
Goocl,, Tho Convention WIN hoh ta-l.y, and
lhe t,ocgatus resolved tint It wns inuxpetli-
cnt to mako any nomination, iii It
ha,l como 10 Their knowledge tt,at
distinguished statesman, resulting III tho district,
wUud 90 vo!eA for III ali independent can!itlato.
There WIS, hovovor, quito n strong mtuorltv
who kept .in1Hring WHO tho distinguished
atntcBnan wab, l'd thought they Ind not .Iia-
cl,nracd thor whole duty a. tlolegatrs without
ma1ing nomination. Charles i. Swoonoy WAS
ol,oscn CliniI .n, and tho Committee OH Uretlel,-
this raol tod tint thoro wero liU delegates from
soycntoon ctlcp mud towtls.
Mr. 4. W. Thompson, OF Wcburn. oiforod
resolution tint no nomination BE- made fJr Con-
Erebs leaving the Denocra:s of tho district 1t
liberty to support tnnn "io, It wAs understood,
would bo MI independent candidate, having tho
suornrt of tho Lfberal Republicans aud the LII
bor.RofornorA.
Mr.. K,,nbnl, OF Evcro,t, moved TINT Il Commit
tce oil Resolutions be alpoIuled. aud tlnt tho
resolution bo roforrotl to tt.
An,otlon was nude IN nominate Gen. Nathaniel
2. Danka rs tho cut3d,dato OF tho Convention by
reclamation, but 1t was locoivch With nlirnltlrs
Of i No" and WIS not oven seconded.
After somo little dol,ato, tho motion to NJ.
point Committee on Resolutions prevailed, aud
tho Committee, which, was appointed. returned
with the following report:
Ts a er Se yes q
thla district should uuits IN cocns si; ra.tsn,'
Wit in carrying out M ho reforms so much neoaea u
WIEnEas, It has como to tho know1olga Of tlts
i1is Congressional District will ho votod for rs lii IN.
dependent candlate for Congress at the cotnng
Tssorsd, IhAt We deem It inoxpcdiont to nuke q
nomination.
x dologato Systematically inquired who ia this
distinguished statesman, md Mr. Doyerea,lx ro-
piled that tlloy MI ltacw the mna that WIS To-
ferrcd to iu tho resolution.
rloro was aonle little dobato on MI inquiry
by alr. Tlotnpson for tho omBhion Of para-
graph roating to tile Lnbur 1sefotmora. which
fed with the Labor Rofurm movement, will
wl,io!, wo oarncstIy sympashizo." Ho moved TINT
th,B be inserted.
Mr. KimbaIl esated that while the Committee
eymrasl,izcd with the Labor Rsi'rnora: they
did nor think 1t WAS policy for tho Convention to
Tie delegate from Wobur1l replied that no was
elected 10 attend what llo supposed to ro3lcaont
convention Of Democratic mud Liberal voters.
1t WAS The duty OF tho Convention to make q
nomination, and llo urged tlom to do 80, aud to
rccogAlxe tho Labor Roforniers III tho Sosoiu-
tious.
Mr.. Wood, Of tho Committee fail that l,o was
elected ut n Democratic cauclls to ntteud Deui-
ocratic Convention, mud willie they, as Demo-
cratB. respected LABOR Nolofmofs. lucy alo dm mos
desire to commit thomaeIseh 10 inon. ,aI ss 1ne
Domoetasa we're "'lllng u 70 y ~ anu re!p e,Sct
tue man VINO u mas ueen shla tlo Aapor ' !,o.
formers lhdorso. hns sney ouRns hot 10 asR tno
Democrats TO 20 aiiytnhG more
After Homo fnfther dascu ssIon tho anena'nehs
was Withdrawn. md the tes1lntlonA Pas7sa. a.
| Another curious dotegate hcro called for the
maine Of tho distinguished, nta:osnan, but 10
was received w1tn q hi5s. az entha*lastlo ds!a-
Ease theh cailea lot 'l1leo enee1a LUZ ~ ue-