New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-17
THE NETWORK DEMOCRATS


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of the Convention. Mr.. waobRer Of Nsw-fork moVea
that James Thayer be requested to address tne Oo
vention This was carried with applause sod GALS ioi
Thayer Senator Johnson and Judge Morton "o'o NJ
pointed to eonducf Mr. Thayer 20 the platform.
SPEECH OF JAMES S. THAYER.
Mr. Thayer congratulated the Convention upon lno
fact that no more OF Intelligent represen'A
body was ever assembled here, and he was CERTAIN 90
1t would speak when 1t spoke in no uncertain 'si~
II would be a marvel. indeed If good results a,u no'
proceed from this Convention IL wo WOMB AZ.
mand 'e Change. and make mat change lSs
mast from the od-time Democratic position. put We
have nothing OF principle he believed te What
he asked, was the condition OF the eouni. ~,
was one N, OF t w,seS ppsd come for remedy
for the present evils
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. Ogden. of Yates from the Committee on Permah-
ent Organization reported the following cnicers'
For President-Lsster b. Faulkner OF Livingston
eePresidents~Fred White, James Pierce a.
Roche 561 KIiP Mantoh Marble wm
joyce A Il. Clark Cyrus Swami, Cnauhesy u Purn.
Reed R j. GO' R p Fowsend jarvis Matthews
lanes C. Bronson, D. p. Brewster, George hutha''
sS JARVIS 6 LofG G. Lon" Judd George tha
bers and RObt. II. Swaziland - rhos nugan
Secret1yies-HenrY LYMAN. C. A. LYONS Inos, paIsy
Jno Raber Thos Maher. En- K Meade !no. a. r Thos
VIM. a. Boyd Max Moses Jno L. MeGowan' nos taOI;
oCaIlashan Robert r W. E4TSDJi FIT Fzseraid, W G
Watson, A. Hatfield jrn D. d. W fr,sb Thomas
Ryan J. WIsod. g. II. Lapham. Nj Buckley p ~
eridge' W p Moloy. 3. f. Baker Charles y. bf"y'O"'
ana Thomas ID. II. Hammond
Reading SeeretIry--E. o. Perr1ne II,
Recording SecretdYy-Samue 5. Ellsworth
The Chair appointed Mr. ID. C. Litteiohn ca os"eso
ana Judge Beach Of Queens County 70 wait on the
man elect and conduct him the chair Col Faulkner
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sent from the Hail. Mr.. Osborne OF GREENE
County moved an adjournment TIL tohoilo"
at Q O'Clock. The Chair stated that '"o
Committee on Credentials was nearly ready " rep"
Mr. Beebe said 1t would be To the interest Vi INC
Convention to remain and put ths Convention NJ "o,A
ing order. Mr. Craig said he understood tHa' '
Credentia Committee would not be ready to report TUT
two hours. Mr.. Beebe said he was ID IA'or
of remaining here two hours waiting III
order to put the Convention I'M working order tone"
Besides. it would be dscourteous to acJouFn "'1u'u "
stalung the permanent officers. Mr. Osborne inS''s'
that IL was best TO adjourn but the Convention Gun
phaically refused TO adjourn
SPEECH OF COZ. FAULKNER
Col Faulkner then entered the Convention ana was
escorted 10 the platform amid applause Vh l@A'-N ~
Char Col. Faulkner sIid
The only hope OF the Radicals in TINS eection
springs from the fact that the admins ..
lx mas Deen more worthy OF confidence than DIS plrt
and II fs known ~ all the PLAN people or the STATE
that the leaders OF that party would not eoiisen ~ @
denomination except that the refusal o. suen -, M
would be an Immediate concession OF victory 70 Us.
They seem forced TO confess tAAt thPy u.se :" lore
ranks only man 10 whom Tue! ut ,
invite the conf lence of the people, and you
judge how dire are tGeir necessniss nn ,o,o
remain Der that Dix himself ia mlhcry o no.e IT, rr
bic example, prOstituted the judiciary 20 p1rtisu %
poses in one district OF the State signed an E4ecDn ~
Ia preyent fair expression OF opinion IA MS own Cs
upon the merits OF his a0Ilinlsttiloh, "uu a,
lust had the hardihood 70 paol,h - ga, reas S,IS
of the incubus OF Havemeyer and rot one excuse Tor @
cOwardlce OF not DONG II. The Republican party mas
eminent OF the people, by the people; Ioi
the people" bv setting 10 at defiance.
they have organized dscOrds. ruin, and ro9oe .T
M the South and far they have dared deneu TUE
will OF a still unconquered people Al INC Noltu
they have put IN force system OF Lll
nicipal commissions which nave universally proven
the too convenient means Of plumber Nheu
iu one city unaithfnl D3mocrats allied WIN t.iciLs
awaited themselves OF that niquous system TO ron rlch
exile prison. When IN tue capital OF Vhe ua'i9
upon which all eyes are bent at nome anu "Drbau he
publcans made its Eieat s'IetSnes ~ an s, -
many miles or tbeft, ana its vast Dunno erounus ~
many Of robbery President Grant named Their
chIef Commissioner 70 illustrate on ne same
field the quality OF his administration. Are the Two
parties alike untrustworhy when one strains tHe NV 70
punish it, and tue other m0cGs a. uecen0J "
promoting its primo ministers Oh piuhuei'
The President announced that the COMMITTEES Oh Cre
dentiaIs had adjourned, and its Chairman route
TO the Hall with their report The Chairman OF tAe
Committee Mr.. Delmar, entered the ROOM and the re-
port was received and read The Committee reported ID
favor of admitting the delegates the McEwen
Delegation from Albany, the Williams Delegation from
Columbia, and the Mcmahon Delegation from West
chester The Chair put the question on the REPORT an
IL was agreed 20 without dissent
The Convention then adjourned TO meet at 10 q m 70
morrow,