New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30


honest enforcement OF existing laws isd economy aiy
ercnchmeni in every department OF the government OF
the Common wealth aud reduction OF taxation. ~
That the reduction OF the National expenditures during
the ast fiscal year by more thin twelve millions Oh uo
ars following constant reduction curing inc wnoie
period Of the present Administration. In gratifying
proof OF the earnest cndcayors 81 the l.epuDcah party
by economy fTngaiy, and hdcity IA thr punic 'cNee'
to tighten the public burden. 49,,
That the President Of the United states i entitled TO
tie gratitude OF the country for tie independence
COURAGE, and good >cise with which br hda 'rsncu me
great responsibilities Of his office and maintained the
That the Republican pty halls with exceeding joy the
many evidences ui reconciliation ia spun ai III purpose,
AZ wei Of pcac" in fac, which have taken the place
OF disturbance Ia the restored States Snd makes isie 20
testify it's anxiety 10 meet reconcile "n with confidence
every proof of peace VITA PROOF Oi dhectloh ah"
regard.
brethren AZ the South, without distinction or exception of
race or party. may ENJOY the fullest extent those mes
tnabe nless,np To when We owe all Uur prosper
y-univrrsal free education and security OF personal
rights under local sefgOyernmen without the Necessity
any interference from abroad. 49, &c.,, IN
auslrcs and evidences that the Cencnnai ~ Aheici
Independence Will be celebrated by the cole" Ie7tla
ton of fraternity, ana they express Tao OPINION ii le
time has come Tor The removal Of all remaining po'icai
disabilities . -, ,.,.o,
That sound reason, well as the wise ana unoroaen
usage OF the Republic. Illustrated ny me , SkaiIe ol
Washington require that the tenure of the Chef Masi-
tracy ~ the United states should not exceed secon"
term. ... =. ...n..,,, bound &,
the interest OF tine common welfare, III good ann ~ lhe
sh: of all experience and history 10 iufl lts promises
by the sPeedlest possible return To siculu pd. he,
Ihat an Irroiecnabe currency II national cVi anu
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a national rcproacn. That the demorah alton Of
values caused by imitation OF the National cur
of labor which depend ON stcadiuo.s and uni
ornity in the measure OF value IN the power or spec
atOrs gold and credit. also involves tGe dehGIalAa-
ton public and private conduct, credit, ana e1ltndI-
uc speculation IN the place 81 thr ultimate prO7l,
ion OF trade end Industry; risk OF increasing crime ana
di-ronOr; and the whole train OF evils when follow any
departure from hc houley virtue mar keeps It's ""fd
Tlat allie We gladly count among the significant
assurances Of the good Tora OF ihc Republican party, IT,
zrns ~ the Drttcr uteranccs Of their recent
Convention IN his hall IN heir nreeryed accepahc. 81
and III their nomination to Office OF men trained III ke
publican teachings and service we protest '.Ial "ouu
be the hight ~ mprudcncc - commit all tnat mas pc
achieved Tor union. freedom and human Ii'S 10 Tn,
keeping u party whch had no her' 'oi the "oH an"
has no stake Ia the glory
NEW MODE or APPOINTING \ STATE COMMITTEE.
sr. Hoar OF Worcester renewed hs motion made in the
forenoon in the following form:
Vo.ed that the delegates from each state Senatorial
District ana nominate member 81 tne state trn-
trail cacA district 40 the President o ne
Convention nominate eleven additional members. Who.
with the members tlo senatorial Disicts snail
constitute tine Committee
Nr Frederick wi!leomb Of Essex moved a division Of
the question and protested against the new method pro
posed a. IT virtually rcCcc ed the same Central Commit
tee .acl year He said he had doubt hat the Com
n!ttee lad been selected IN advance aud hoped the
Convention would adopt the same method ~ had always
u, en- ~
Mr Hoar said that there had been no 'ecc0n or con-
cert Of action regard 10 making mp tins COMMITTEE
The party is IN a where it must have new de
parture and II he could he would read IN article entitled
a New Departure written by the Pre- !dent OF TINS
Convention Immediately after Grants reflection ZAP
plauscl Because that advise was sighted the party
.taHds whore 1t is to-day Applause Mr.. HoAr liked
new departure and wanted Committee VINO "Oulu
Organize tie Republican party Tor victory IN this cam
paign anu put new lie and yigOr into the Committee
loud applause.
ne Pre- .idpu -uid n
No lit mad been nat INTO l4 hands. and would be II
c should be authorized g. MAKE the nominations InHd
Appiause lie would act hi- Conscience and not to
please any Clique.
NJ :. wilson u CharlestOwn said he believed 70
be the worst proposition presented 70 Republican
Convention. The gentleman who presented II did not
max. any argument IN favor. but made beautiful
speech on other subjects He believed IN retaining the
o.d system. aud rOntcadod t.Iat the new system II
ioyt.d would ne Injurious. A. would allow any STATE
Committee which might be chosen 70 perpeate itself
There was no reason why the delegates chosen 10y the
people should ciec, he ave Central Committee
There we're loud cries for the question ont cen Foster
of Cheshiro cook the platform aud gained attention lie
opposed the putting Of much pnwcr into the hands 81
one man. however pure. It new idea. coming from
what source he not The Old stem IL less liable 10
abuse The speaker was interrupted by calls Tor the
question ana for the reading Of the rcsoncn bat he
proceeded Tor time spite Of the noise and laugh
ter.
Mir Boynton of W.Bt Nrwbusy questioned the wisdom
c adopting the resolution. tnd hoped the Old system
would be adhered 70.
Mr.. nobcr: nichols Of Boston moved that the whole
matter De hid Oh the able Lust
Dir Blackwell moved Ia strike ont thc latter part re-
lang TO the nomination of the eleven "ddlioh" ueie
gates.
1he Chair suggested division. The motion 10 strike
ont was lost The resolution divided and the nl,t
part was adopted The vote was then taken ON the
second part relating the nomination of eleven more
DELEGATES. but the Chair was in doubt and rising vote
WA, taken and II WIS declared carried but doubt WAS
raised uId confusion e'nued There were calls for bal
lot bn motion 10 lay r matter Of additional delegates
on the table was declared carried Then there was more
confusion ana calls for ballot
Nh IoIr raised the point tina; the vote must be VERT
ied doubt had bcr raised before other Dusihe's
could be- transacted.
del gate said men were Ypla5 " 40 hau no IlSht 10
10
The vote was again taken he appointment Of eleven
aa,lii.ona committeeman. and il evidently carried
by a large majority.
Dir L. W Kiusley OF Boston then moved that The Con-
vrntion then proceed to another ballot which motion
was unanimously agreed to-.
NOMINATION OF MIR. RfCr
II was voted in order 10 expedite matters that one
half of the Committee Ballots count 'he votes while
the other half OF The Committee was receiving them
The result Of the second formal bnlo - follows:
Whole number 81 -.-----4'Vip
Necessary to choice -.-.------ "a
Henry L. Pierce ......... 81 Alc1andrr H. Rcr..-i9I
Charles Franci, Adsm-2GO Scatter" 5.-.-.....-.' i"
George u. LOrlDg .-.---"221
Another ia Of was immediately ordered. and it was
tsn amid great confusion and the rJns calls ol Tie
active workers.
The result of the third formal ballot Wa Is follows:
whole number 9i- t'r0. H. I"llns ~
Necessary 10 choice 400 Chas. T. AtIs.------. 40
H. L. Porce............ 30 i. Rice.-.----..... 0'b
Mr.. Rec was declared nominated. Loud applause
erected the announcement followed by three cheers.
Col Taylor OF eomeryllle moved that the nomination