The New York herald., 1875-09-23

the minimum taxation be secured peeuators punished
Sem @ f b phad and he school fund be sssre
our present system q nney 20 a se nst
bribery aud corruption the canker of the body polite,
Resoved That while official trusts are inherent In tho
system and honest and capable ncumbents in them
essential tho administration Of every good government,
that the intrusion OF Office holders into the machinery OF
politics, and their active participation in nominating
cency and productive evil We therefore de-
the practice and demand their exclusion from future
Resolved. That condemn the national administration
e ISs nj IN ee is Shifting and Unstable poey IN IN e a
mnstrstion OF the finances for ts initiation Of the currency
It's expenditures and It's general disregard for
Resolved That with every advocate honesty in public
@ I eye Within the the n that G S9 ys Sn % sn
the substance OF the people Of the state shall be pursued
sg@%afon has been publicly prayed BY the liberals
irrespective of political consideraon the Samuel
Tden-great applausel-the leader of those crusedes
hands of eSey5od besides whom they shall have reason tS
neorrupt in the interest Of the people and
they caution the electors choose for legislative offices
but those who can be depended to sustain all
principles they have now repeated and hitherto uniformly
TO which they have attained and believing that not en-.
democratic and republican parties the state think
i necessary or useful to nominate nor State ticket They DO
the State support those candidates already in nomina'
and who in their Judgment viii earnestly and eeieRt co.
operate with Governor Tden in his work of administrative
The following offered by Mr. JAMES was also recon-
mended for adoption:-
Resolved, That look with alarm the large and
lie and the CONSEQUENT increase Of taxes the result Of
expenditure Of moneys and that call upon all who may
be elected to offices Of trust aud repopsby in all possible
chas and by wise and earnest economy and retreneh-
county, village and town Of the State Of New York
REJECTED RESOLUTIONS
Mr. BLISS read the following
party principle the interest Of honesty and reform in
and against all corruption and abuse fpower
Whereas the principles enunepted At Cincinnati and and
~ always py Continued 70 be-
cherished principles ofthe liberal party and
NJ
s Sss d are n oc pes
which have already entire change Of branch
make complete in 1876 represented in New York
ing indorsed with unexceptional tickeby
w9sms in the int satS Il t1eeS %
party the do but reahirm the principles and
Democratic and liberal parties identical in
e1 n aSs Of %
cratic party lately adopted Syracuse the platform and
ssosd q a sas IN s sSs Of es GE we
ourselves Ives s. Gaye hersGcH had the op
of the State Of New York who by his activity and d
Of all honest men, that pledge ourselves
az anew to & % s ana csn aSa course
resentative.
Some Ittlo discussion followed, when the resolutions
reported by the Committee were adopted.
Mr.. BLISS said he did not expect his resolutions
would be adopted but he offered them an expression
of the sentiments of the Kings county delegation
Mr.. LANSING, of Kings, declared himself in favor Of
the democratic ticket.
Mr. THOMSON, OF Albany, spoke in favor of the repub
lican ticket.
The Convention then, at AS adjourned sine die