The New York herald., 1875-09-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE

ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE CENTRAL COM
MANsHIP-DANIEL MAGoNE, JR., RECEIVES
THE APPOINTMENT. K. APGAR, sEcRE-
TARY-LIsT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ALBANY Sept "a 1875.
The Democratic State Central Committee met at the
Deavan House this afternoon. All the members were
present except Francis Nolan James Preston Darius
Ogden and William II. Henderson. R. r Crowley ap-
peared for the latter
Hon. A. c. Beach, chairman OF the committee, stated
the first business in order would be the election Of
permanent chairman He sald:-"Permit me at this
juncture to say that my private affairs demand SO
much of my time and attention that it will be impos-
sible for to accept reelection chairman Of the
State Committee Last year. you will recollect re-
luctanty took the craftsmanship and unfortunately,
found it impossible to give that personal attention
involved in thorough and successful conduct Of the
shall also be unable to give it that attention
this fall and so thanking you gentlemen of the COM
mttee for past hoDors and condolences respectfully,
but positively, decline reelection to the position Of
chairman urge upon you ALL however, the necessity
for active, viglant work in behalf of the admirable
ticket put in nomination at Syracuse 1t Is
the ticket of genuine REFORM and such should have
the support of democrats and all others opposed to
which have been inaugurated not only receive my
warm and earnest sympathy, but must have the CO.
operation OF every honest citizen in order not only to
secure the purnca'on but the OF our gov
tratlve purity Everywhere throughout the State
should rally enthusiastically to the support
of the movement While, as have
said; l cannot give the time to the canvass
winch, chairman should feel was demanded of me-
shall do all in my power in the ranks 10 elect so good
ticket on so excellent platform"
Edward Cooper moved that the committee proceed to
elect &c chairman which was carried and Daniel Ma
On motion of Mr. Farchild, L. K. Apgar was ap
pointed permanent secretary.
On motion of j. b. Pearsall Edward Cooper was ap-
pointed treasurer
A letter received nom Colonel Pelton conveying
invitation from Governor Tlden to the committee TO
visit him at his mansion this evening, which invitation
was accepted
Mr. Fairchld moved that the Chair appoint an execu-
tive committee of nine to take charge of the approach
ing This carried and the Chair appointed
the following-Allen Beach, Joseph Warren, Sidney
T. Farchild, William W. Gordon, ]. B. Pearsal, Will
lam A. Fowler John Kelley, Charles H. Benedict,
William Purcell,
On motion Of Mr. Apgar the chairman of the State
Committee was added and made chairman Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee
On motion of Mr.. Apgar D. s. Lamont, of Cortland
county, was made clerk Of the State Committee
Mr.. Farchild moved that Albany be made the head
quarters Of the Executive Committee
Carried.
On motion of Mr. Apgar each member of the State
Committee requested to the responsibility
of the management of the canvass In his district and
committee TO do so.
Adjourned.
The committee have issued the following address,
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEES ROCKS,
ALBANY, N. T., Sept "a, 1878 J
To THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK -
The Democratic Liberal Republican State Cen tral
Committee invite you to patriotic and congenal duty
The fundamental principles of our organization need
not be rehearsed they embodied in the constitution
OF our Commonwealth and in that of the Federal
Union, and stand unchalenged by opponents
as the creed Of the true American At the
present time we ask your attention TO the measures
not only proposed but in actual progress Standing
platform of currency TO be made good gold
point to diminishing debt and reduced taxation Stand
ing firmly by Executive who has resolutely exposed
and is systematically punishing fraud and corruption,
ask for him and the organization he represents prac
tcal aid. that there may be step backward in the
work of reform To this end it is Of the first import
that but upright shall be
elected 10 the Legislature and that all candidates for
municipal and county officers shall be above suspicion
of personal official crime 1t is not enough that
excellent State ticket be successful The cleansing
should pervade the whole system of the body polite
By the terms of the call which assembled the
Convention in conformity with the action of that Con-
vention and speaking in representve capacity for
the citizens who elected Governor Tlden since re-
inforced by many thousands who indorse his acts
appeal to the friends of pure and economical gov
ernment 10 cooperate in this great political reforma-
ton
Signed for the Committee
D. MAGoNE, JR., Chairman.