New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
THE PROCEEDINGS.

The meeting was called to order by ex-
Gov. Edwin ID. Morgan who said The time Tor which
this meeting WAS appointed has arrived ana ask
YOU to come order for the purpose OF nearing the
nomination for the chairman of the meeling. pro-
pose a. chairman our welEnown fellow-citizen, the
Hon. william orton." [Applausel The nomination was
received with prompt marks OF favor and MI orton'
canning forward made the shortest speech OF the even-
pp" thank you fellow citizens, said he, Tor this
honor We will proceed to complete the orRaniza-
ion by the presenting Of the names prepared by the
Committee Of gemeDts, which Will be announced
by Gen. Pbckney"
and Secretaries Among the prominent politicians To-
clnded in the list OF vce-Presidents were Ihnrlow
,vead Commissioner OF Public Works George M. Van
Nort. the Hon. Thomas c. Acton. the Hon. Ww. A.
Darling. Joel W. Mason, Elwood Z. Thorne, A. b. Cor'
nell James W. Booth Walter B. Pinckney, ana Alder
man g. " r. Cooper. The bankers were repre-
sented by Joseph sehgmaD' ex-Mayor op-
dyke and Frederick Kuhne; the business men oy
Wm E. Dodge, Peter Cooper " m d. uuion' Lu o 'a''
,,av Cbas. p. Kirkland, Charles W. Marshall, Wm Or
.on Ilovd Aspipwall, Paul W. SpofOrd, Jonathan
s,,res CHARLES L. Tiffany the Bar, by John j. Towns
ord prot Theodore W. Dwight. Judge Noah DAVIS Ei'
rot F. Shepard John II. Anthop, exJudse A. Dtten'
boefer. and Henry E. Rowland Aiter song nad been
sung by the Union Gee Club. the following resolutions
were read --,oxs
Tho penuh,icans of the City OF New-York in mass
neet,no assembled adopt the following resolutions:
First: That the mission Of the Repuolcan party IS
not ended nor is it's duty In its determhaoa W com
pete the great work intrusted TO II dinnisneo. T
Second: That the recent eecuon ,a,,orm ~ - 're
Democratic represent upon Pissio' P VI inna
go, honld our party every where 10 renewed
effort 10 sustain the credit OF the nation apPase W
restore the worlds currency 10 coih ~ .nw ,r =, ~
people. and to resist every approscn W ""' ' " 10
pudiati0n. -, ,,ooa,, ,ss,a ha,ors
the people of this state whether the OF
on shie ucr,nht and distinguished Chief MAGISTRATE
shall he sustained whether tne ~ rnnd
took & 10000 from the sacred truss % VI h , n, i made
1ooa that buf the Sinking Fund from
u 100000 more than s5ooo0o wne.nel @ & Tue ~, M
w tarnisb its glorious record py refusing 10 re-
elect one wbose 1lorious words Of patriotism before the
war were omens of victory ana wnose services uutpg
the war were gratefully appreciated ny 'ne ~no'e
fourth That the dominant issue o. the day 1e s the
financial one and that 10 Gen DIX VINO eu tne oatiie
against imitation last Whter% % % we recoenise lssders
killed the Imitation bill oy nis ve'" We e''''e
EGh That we believe that the people OF TINS STATE
will no, discourage the nons me admuisraton Of Gov.
Dx but will recognize his great services nis unnncn
ing Independence, and uDsurpesseu h pa.;y
~ ~ ocv ~ m.hins guod all the pledges OF The ma
ton whether 70 q lately ensaved race oi 70 .ue cons
tuition Of the country sna ss set Dody each ssue
W. sr,sss and 40 the work each day which can ony be
done iy The party which has been true 10 country 10
freedom and 70 human rights during inc pcr'oo 'na'
ssSth: That ss citizens Of 9 city burdened with
Of DEBT, mainly incurred througn pIomgaey
and plupdering of q Democratic Ring We view with
ssrxn The unsnimity OF support offered 70 the Demo
ersc csndidste for Governor BY most notorious subor
dnse q Tweed ,'s sns aos osD
asv.sX. That we couRrAtuiste the Republicans OF
,hh sy spea the sAsTssiss ef she CONGRESSIONAL ssd