, 1874-09-10

New York stand for tho defense Of constitutional Il
tey aSE 1ho ., rght Of local sotaorenmeat fer tlo
constitutional curronoy md for tho Rights Ind inter
- d 1spef Of President Grant
hsa fatled e fa!t ha raaeonsnls szpecaons et she
i ay s nRsd a Spaaa sn ~ bs
sonrS soo }nl ia!o saset and a hs.
pSopss haa rejected a the hallot.o1 that hsa
no9yo an9 aHs ad nformors y p!sr our 9ereaals
terpriso that has corapireI viii corFup. ,ne .ad
o.ens, e pISy nsrtt tho % an" H., Spt
sa,eir sonieaornte, IN congr.sa higl ofccrs of tito
te Dory Of ts pess rs is Essential to
the security Of freedom Tint t,o sedon iaw of I70s
fraction 81 lilo Constitution, wi,ici, ssil iusilycssspor-
atcd nation rcsoutel by cxlng forever fcom power
ns Sf m Pr u !. LII s Ar r.
tomps was nade to procure indictment Of an oh-
no1toua etitor, 10 measure Of like character, nvov-
tnHIy cases Of boNc!t Of trial BY jury mil ransort-
ting the citiIon away from is homo and from wit
s p Is o 10 sous I il 1 ho sets
poeaaon Of fnaspeaenee % ana t s enucsens II
can only 10 effectively met ly o1peling from nowor
Ds mr. e psstx a gty yoss St tss9fo saa uo,n
4uree Tint no President should 10 re.cloctcd,
further declare uucomproinHing hostility to every
tho sa'no person bofona second tcru. Such preten-
sion deserves, aud should receive, tho indignant con-
party expecting tloir 7otea IN explicit declaration
nGanst the claim Ct any lnan 10 bccomo President of
of any tolerattua uas by Of hts for
i Rt1ch candidacy.
basts B object Of paramount Importance; that,
tho groat purposo Of money Ia to servo a. medium Of
exchange, national integrity den,ands speedy To-
banking eystem should bo estanIished.
DO an,ondcl or repealed.
StrehmThat experience do,neneraes the nas.
| Comnaisaions, nnd wo advocate the restoration to
| them Of tho right Of sclf-aoycrnnent.
l. resolution WAS adopted declaring it inexpo-
dfont to make any nominations A State Cen-
| tral Commistoe waa apponted, aud tile Convell-
ton adjourned to moot Sept 10, at noon.
WITHDRAWN.
| New YoRK, Sopt. 9.-W,llinm A1lon Inns with
! drawn from the canvass for tho Democratic and
| Liberal nomination for Governor. III Il lottcr to
Mr.. Aon, Joseph Warrot, OF tho Buffalo Cc.t,ieT,
| says Samuel j. ridden 10 now tho only candidate
| who las not accented the proposition to WITH
! iraw IN favor OF Church. -,
| Tho World saya 1Ir. Tildon will not Withdraw,
but, OH the contrary expoc1e,all other candidates
| to withdraw in bis favor at |yracuRe.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRACY.
| Sntclal Dtsnateh to The Chicago Tribune,
WORCESTER, Sept. 9.-Slassacllussttp State
Conventions without tnint Of Dutlorism are
| very tame a!Taira. Tho EHeox statesman, or his
I appearance, ncta upon the ordinary Convention
much rs tho elephant Oh tho women aud chill
dren WHOM on the rampago in nenagorio, but
tho party discipline is 10 perfect thnt this dig
| tnrbing ofomcnt out of tho way, ono can predict
with gront certainty wl,at tho day may bring
forth. The resnlt Of tho Convention to-1ay las
/ shown how accurate Inst nights predictions
woro. Tho machinery may perhaps hayo
boon stopped for morncnt. but
thrown out OF gear. never. Tho motions
wore all mado Mt the proper tin,o, III tho proper
| way, and by tho proper mon, aud tho fow who
tried to turn tile power in n different direction
wore swept aside with rosislcsa forco.
.,,--~.---..t ruR CHEERS GAME IN
in tho right place. tho resolutions wcro ap-
| p]autcd mud passed, NJ Ind been arranged, aud
the Convention adjourned with but single ill.,
oidont to rullla tho atnoothueaa Of it4 action.
Indeed. but for single, untoward spccch, all the
work might have been done by tho btate Central
Committee in its quiet l'arlor ut tho Day
State House, aud avoided all tho trouble
nnd oxponso Of electing 500 Or 1000 delegates,
and conyouing tlam III tho hcart of tho Com
monwcalth and yet 1t was au emuently re-
| spectacle and q worry enthusiastic nnd hopeful
gathering. It Is years since there WAS Bucl1 q
full representation Of tho Democracy, and aucls
a gathering Of it's abloat aud best mon. Every
! rting showed TINT no efforts would be lacking in
| November to elect the catlditatoB nominated to-
day, and to break ii possible, tho Republican
front OF alassaclubotts III Congress. so long
THE ONE INTERRUPTION
| which 1oliyed the nouotony Of Il unanimous re-
nomination Of the old State tic1iet by acclan,a-
tion was the iaen, started by ono of tile country
members, that tho Slate Contra1 Colnmitto ought
it packed in advance BY having moro than ouo-
half Of Its n.onlbara solicited by committee
made up by the State Cuntral Committee tho
night before. Tie OBJECT Of this arrangement
such OF its memoors US tho Committee wished,
aud the motion received warm support, but III
vain. Tue ring waa too stroug, Whon the ro-
port ca1no in nfter dinner ono Of the Young
Democracy took OCCASION to
DENouNoE ONE OF TIE NOMINEES,
tho I1ou. William Aapinwall, the Chairman OF
the lust years. Committee. lor having slaughtered
the nominee for Senator in tho lsoxbury Dis
triot. The t excitement waa brought sp to feyos-
tor Morse. took the platform, and in tho
bittoreHt maunor denounced Alr. Aspiu-
wau and explained how tho thing was done.
Slr. Aspllwall WAS not, however, caught
tho, ballots, which showed Tint Mr.. Morse
had combined with tho anuoxationiata in
Dsoaklno to secure rotes for himself at
tho oxponse Of Mr.. Aspinwall, WHO was porpot-
nal candidate for County Commissioner but
with 10 iuore chance for atl election thAn it lie
woro up for Governor. Ho Ind hardly taken
hts seat before tho old mon jumped up to pro.
test agaiaat thia persoual quarrel before tho
Convention, aud the list vas promptly alopted
| without BLOWING NE6 Ci1nrA tn
speak,
! THE APEAKIE0 OF THE DAY
WAS good. Mr. saltoustalvs speech was brief
and to tho point. hIr. StearisB Increased his
| popularity, If possible, by hiH witty a,,tl apro-
pos inpromtu remarks. mud Alr. Tarbox sout' the
doIegates ho.noin good footing. though thoro
waH genoral foeng Of disappontnlout at tho
absonce of Alr. CASTOR, who Ind hoou fully OK
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