, 1874-09-24

y T.: gt'e ed,tl tn tho Interest o psep
Reso!rtA-Thst th.' nomination y JIG Republican
n'.trc., Of ap aroogtt and defender Of tsi ouiraR
n tho seeoati, and one Of tho mo ,no,t nnscrupuloi
lol5wncas of Ill lepnbl!can promiscs Of reforn
csoftet, Tint thu startling exposures OF oorrIlptlo,
ecaed through n,auy years Of Nepnblicsn stlmins
os:s.ts e. iaposs'Ss q fsfos% nh% u T.
Following tho reading Of tho platfdr1u. th,
Hon. Ebenozor Ayers offered tho following reso
lutlon, which '1as adopted with considerable OIL
thtiBiasm:
R1sotss r. Th.t , wS '9fee Nth the losalnt
Republican pasty In this staso. N ~
THE NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
UTICA, N. T.. Sept. 23.--Tho Republican Statt
Convention mel ut ths Opera. tlouae at II o'clock
and was cal!od to order by tho lion. ", II, Rob
| ertson.
| Tho Hon. Thoo. II, pomeroy, Of Auburn, war
mAao temporary Chairman, and proceeded to ad.
dress the Convention.
At THO conclusion OF bis re1narkB tho ,,Bua,
committees were appointed, and tho Oonycutiol,
| took = racoss until 2 o'clock tl,ls afternoon.
Iho Convention reasBamhiod at 2o'olook. Ed.
Win u. Morgan WaA elected President. viii, a
s1ce-Presldont from each Congressional Dis
| trlct. on the appearance Of AIr. Morgan upon
the platform, he was greeted with cheers. Ills
| hdurosB to tho Convention upon taliug tle cha r
"as grooted with great applause.
NoM1NAr1uNB,
| Con. Sharpe, Of Now York, Had tho Commit
tee Oh RonoiutionB not being ready to ropott. l,o
moved tho Convention proceed 10 nominate a
a f1r Inn H..
nomination Of His E1collonoy John 4. Uix by
reclamation. Loud appalBe.1
Col. Spencer, of Now York, seconded tho mo-
tlon, aud suggested TINT tho delegates rise when
voting.
The Chair called on tho Cony ention to rise.
| nna then put tho question There was a unnni.
/ mouB ayo, with cheers.
o.. oen: DaShe1leF nominated the prouont In
Lieatenaut-G Goyornor. loud applnuso.1
AIR. Woodford said ho came to Tic Convention
to TO nll in hiH power to further tho nomination
OF Gen. Datchollor. and, In boIlalf OF oyory
frlond of G1n. Uatohellor, no now seconded tho
nomination Ut ueu. John G. Robinson, [An-
l1ausc.]
Tho motion WIS cnrried unanimously. by ac
clana:ion, mud tho result was received with great
applause.
4 delegate proposed that tho Convention rim
and give threo chcors for Dix aud Robinson.
which was done.
Tho remainder Of tho ticket is maio up az fot-
lows: state Prison Inspector, lzra qrayeB
Canal Commissioner, Il. II. Stroud; Associate
Judgc Court Of Arlen3y, Alexander s. Joilnpop
al! prescnt incumbents, renominated by nc
ciamation.
THE PLATFORM.
The following platform was adopted:
FG1t-That thu 1lurnblscans of Now York renf1rn
the psinciles 10 oIgn approved by thu people, anu
point TO Tue lhst achievements Of tholr purity q u
plo1so tat + Is clual 10 every requirement.
osrohH-Ihht Ro demand obedience to thu laws md
lo ll protection Of every citizen In Tho o,}oymet Of
ILLS r'gta agast tile assaults of Kl-Kux, assassins.
Democratic aucreeH, ills protection tS l,o ytyon ~
States II tley can and will hut ii tho st.cs tu by
t5o aensra III strict conformity with Tho
4Hsf1-Ihat nn armed attempt to aubyert tie recor
n'zed Government nf atate is revolution aid royoli;
aon nst 10 suppressed mud the supremacy Of tho
Ioart-rhas TUG rulis faith must DO prcser.e i'll
vlul.te, ana I'D TIE public debt 10 pad In coin,
ronry, aud insrae thu Presidents veto If Tic inl,atun
"o. aa w wS arc Il. favor return sueis paslnsa,
wi!lspeedy accuro that result.
s'tth-Ihas taxation, whctl1er national or stato
whsher M dsrss or Indirect sh9pIa bc kent at til. low
iatrat3on anu tho requirements OF tho pub;c credit
aud sli9ud 10 81 adjusted to DO oast burdcnaole
Sectnthrhat tho administration Of Gen, Grant h,s
been trno to 1s pledges aud distinguished by acE!eyc-
elts T.. domestic mud foreign policy unaura.sca In
Ei1hh!-1hat tho Administration Of Cav. DIX in tta
purity dsntsy and wigtlom Inns fulfilled tho highest
Of s aa sness naps as osoSfy sy tho to
wide difference between Republican aud Democratic
rule which Democratic rule a,lc in its sroigacy
na not only to consume oil tho heavy taxc3 pnti Uy
tho nrefbnrlcned people, hut alBo to tnto SG5000cD
from the aacrcd ierosit of tho auking fnnI which
and Increased tue sistking-funl from Il 1o0o0D to
nrG than $l3,oooo0o titus relieving tho people Of that
srEEoM oE HESATon coxKI1sa.
senator Conkling was called upon to address |
tie Convention. and did SO at lou Sth. lie said |
M. UhG o Tue " Of or opponents has been
and Tho rebellion WAS pitt down. 1Iayo yon oYor
thought h1w hcuse1ess this thought Is now9 Look
public questions, aud tell mo which oi,o Of them Would
70 ssse without the lssablicnn party, and 1opubllc
an tresidont ioo1 over tho sout from tho boror
ntes 10 tne dtf fuit Bce prostratton, deEoraljza-
tlon and diacuntcnt. TAe,o things aro III part tho
insv'taole oitecls Of vns sad wHr wur forced on
white reople Of TUG South. misguided au deceived by
tas Leaders, Of th9 pen,ocrto la1y say tho exist
lng troubles o. tue South came Of tho War antl lis
eanecs and haEoc, III part, and ouy In part. Mich
of tto difficulty has recent cause Tho worst
q tIo Present woes Of tha Southern people from
been freely forgiven by the uaou for one Of tile
Mpoaese .rnns T. Gsss m ~ the book q time. Whcn tho
ernnens lad been ayain ssl up, no man: not eyen
Jsi Jaa DAYS. w.s asnted tae risht to so!p All eonIi
sSss al i1a tx a5 n hs reon.du Il es
|
yoto, %as grievance to u!l those who still
aasea a1 tha unon. There was still another
II ths States in their Legislatures amending tic
tho rnglcades who had .akeu md
Toae IN oatA bcsltlua committing treason, not
aAoTcu to hold o!11co Unless rclieytl by Congress.
And lot ms hero remind you that not onn who asketl
70 10 relieved has over hecn retaBed Du even this,
eYen ro6tronen!cnt Of the til1.e when those who
tte Rebellion nigh. their places IN
ors Was deemed an arons soo yricvoue 10 DO
to work to nuke lilo worst of hetr locs! satra. Thoy
sslused s;l to help; they refused tn atl til
m m,ct1B rc'inble men to Their Legislatures and to pub
e oiccs thry cxurtrh tlenlsclYea 10 lu,cr capab1o
ea from accepting ulce, tating tho part that clti-
srnA owo N irse government. Soal ostrc's,n, per-
'uanoa aiu Hill worse brought to bear to
prevent n 'so lad ay,nathizeu with Hccesnlon from
~ restoring or;er and prosperity in Tho re-
,rerythlng to ths earpct-mgsers aud lbs ugge:s ~
ey called tug vietlas of their luE oppression, III
~. ~ hobs that III ihs way thoy might bring such oiun
oAot ihat political rcacuA ut tho Nort.wouId agan