The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23

In their power, propose To sustain his hands
and the hands of everybody besides whom
they shall have reason 10 believe will fight,
or whom they find fighting for pure and
incorrupt government, in the interest of the
people, and they caution electors to choose
for legislative officers none bat those who
can be depended on to sustain all measures
of reform.
Resolved, That the liberal republicans of
the state Of New York, In convention as
semb!ed, intending to maintain the princi-
pies they have now repeated aud hitherto
uniformly professed congratulate the
country upon the general favor to which
they have attained, and believing that If
not entirely yet they are substantially re-
cogpized Ivy both democratic aud rcpubli
can parties of the state, do not think Il;
necessary or useful TO nominate state
ticket they do therefore recommend t.
the liberal and independent voters Of The
state 10 support those candidates already #
nomination. whose character and expert
ence they must approve, and whu In theiI
judgment will earnestly aud efficiently 90
operate with Gov. Tilden in the work 81
administrative reform.
The following, Offered by Mr.. Jeremy,
was also recommended for adoption: Re
solved, That we look with alarm upon the
large and increasing Indebtedness of the
states and cities of our republic, and the
consequent increase of taxes, the result of
a lavish, unwise and often dishonest ap-
preparation and expenditure of money,
and that we call uron all who may be
elected to offices of trust and responsibility
in all possible ways to close the flood-gates
which have been opened as chasm, and
by wise and earnest economy and re-
trenchment to relieve the overburdened
taxpayer of every city, county, village and
town Of the state OF, New York.
Mr. Bliss read the following Whereas,
the liberal republican party was or
gani2ed as party OF principle, in the
interest of honesty and reform In gov
eminent, and against all corruption
and abuse of power and whereas,
principles enunciated at Cincinnati and
adopted at Baltimore, represented by
Horace Greeley and readopted at Syracuse,
have always continued to be the cherished
principles of the liberal party and where
as, we believe the pursuit of these princi-
Piles has been the direct cause of that in
dependent thought and action in political
affairs which have broken up party lines
and are forming political parties, and
which has already effected an entire change
of one branch of the national government,
AMI will, as they ought to do, make the
work complete in 1876, represented in New
York, in most efficient manner by
Samuel j. Tlden and waiting to be en-
dorsed with an unexceptional ticket by an
overwhelming majority in the present can
vass therefore, resolved that by endors.
ing the action of the democratic party in
the canvass we do but rcaffirm the princ-
Piles and policy of the liberal party since its
organization; that the democratic and
liberal parties are now identical in arms
and purposes and that we do hereby
hearty adopted and recommend for sup
port, the platform and candidates
of the democratic party lately
adopted at Syracuse as the platform and
candidates of the liberal party of the state
of New York.
Resolved, That in furtherance of these
principles we congratulate ourselves that
we have heretofore had an opportunity to
aid in the election of Samuel j. Tilden as
governor of the state of New York, who
by his activity and directness in reform has
commanded and should command the con-
fidence OF all honest men; and we pledge
ourselves anew to the continued support of
the principles and course of action of which
he is so distinguished and efficient a repre-
sentative.
Some little discussion followed The
resolutions reported by the committee were
adopted.
Mr. Bliss said lie did not expect his reso-
buttons would be adopted, but he offered
them as an expression of the sentiment of
the Kings county delegation.
Mr.. Lansing of Kings county declared
himself in favor Ut the dem 'cl attic ticket.
Mr.. Thompson of Albany spoke in favor
OF the republican ticket. aa.r. 4
The convention then at 2,45 o'clock adj
journed sine d