The New York herald., 1875-09-23
THE PROCEEDINGS.

% ALBANY, Sept % 1875.
Tho Liberal State Convention at Tweddle Hall at
noon. There about 800 persons present
At twelve O'Clock General John Cochrane, Chairman
of the State Committee called the Convention order.
Colonel MORGAN L. FMK1Ns, of Albany, after re-
1errng to the services of General Cochrane in behalf
Of the people and the liberal cause moved that he be
made chairman Of the Convention. Carried.
General CocHRANE then proceeded to address the
b. f. MANIERRE of New York. moved the following
vice presidents, which was agreed to-
b. A. Willis New York; A. NJ Bliss, Kings D.
Rogers, Queens; II. c. Lake, Chantauqua F. A. Conk-
ling, New York; E. 9; Tophn, Oaitaraugus; W. w.
burn, Albany; John Cashow Kings
Mr.. MASIERRE also moved the following Secretaries
gany; Chris. Pullman, New York; Henry L. Bellows,
Kings; Norman A. White Suffolk; Otto L. c. Guelck,
Oneida; DIR. T. d. Crothers, Albany
Mr.. WILLIS moved the appointment of Committee
on Resolutions, which was carried and the Chair ap
pointed the following g:Messrs. Cook St Lawrence;
Conkling, New York. Bliss, Kings; Fithan, New
York; Hughes Washington; Filkins, Albany; Willis,
New York
SUBMITTED RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. PULLMAN, of New York, offered the following,
which referred to the Committee on Resolutions
Resolved That the of Governor Tden inaugural
the State unqualified approval. and hereby
pledge him hearty in the further prosecution of
, Resolved, That recommend the liberal republicans
tors and members of the Assembly who are in sympathy
Resolved, That while we pleased concede that the
State ticket headed by Hon f. W. Seward composed Of
measures the Governor is TO vote for the men who
% are personally aud politically in sympathy with him and
hereby recommend the liberal republicans of the State
State '"0 "'A'' W 'OH' Ds''O~ '0'
On motion of Mr.. THOMSON, of Albany, all resolutions
offered ordered to referred 10 the Committee
Resolutions
Mr. EDDY of otsego offered series of resolutions in
favor OF a uniform legal tender currency, properly
secured. Referred
motion to debate voted down.
Mr.. TENNy OF New York, offered a resolution In favor
OF administrative reform, honesty and economy Re-
ferred
THE STATE COMMITTEE
delegate asked that the members name members Of
the State Committed
Mr.. b. +. MANERRE moved that the State Committee,
except New York and Kings county and such other
districts fully represented here be named by
the Chair, on consultation with the delegates from each
Assembly district
Mr.. d. u. S. BRowN of Monroe suggested the seec-
ton of the State Committee by the delegates from New
York and Kings.
Mr.. LANSING, OF Kings, objected to this decd-
edy, unless II determined that the New York dele
CATION were to control this Convention and If that
the he ready 10 leave this Convention and the
liberal party. He had seen paragraph in the New
York Tribune stating that the delegation had met and
resolved that there should be nomination here ON
reading this he had thought there use of his
coming here, or for that matter any else but he
protested against anything of this kind We here
10 deliberate and delegates from the county and else
where than from New York have duties to perform
here
Mr. sAxDERsox, of Kings followed on the same side
strongly protesting against such action
Mr.. HUGHES, Of Washington said the purpose OF the
original motion was only TO secure a full State Com
All the districts are not represented here, and
the Chair could select members OF the State Committee
TO supply those districts unrepresentcd
Mr.. PULLMAN moved that such districts as are repre-
sented shall select their members and those not rep
resented be selected by the Chair. Carried.
The Congressional Districts were called and the mem
bers Of the State Committee were named as follows