New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16

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DEMAND FOR THE PAYMENT OF ALI DlAGINABLE
DEBTS IN GREESBACKs
SygAcrsr. y. Y. March l5.-Thc Grccnback
Convention m, al the Wctlug Opera House at 10 O'Clock
this morning and was called to order in behalf OF the
Executive Committee 10y Gideon j. Tucker who nolni-
/ mated cx-Speakcr Mcclure Temporary Chairman The
nomination was ratified and, on taking the chalr, MI
Mcclure briefly addressed tie Convention. reviewing the
uoica course Of Gov Tilden and the Democratic party
Alfred f. Ransom Of Warren and George W. MADDOX Of
Ecw-York were appointed Temporary Secretaries, and
/ the following gentlemen the Committee Permanent
| Organization:
| Andrew J Cuddlcnack Orange; Theodore T.. Tomiin-
SON ~ luiA h i s, w ss,,r,o. Fletcher sf.
well, schuyler; Elias Hares, Monroe aud j. : b"el Of
/ Erie.
! The Committee on Resolutions were the following:
| George O. Jones Albany; william A. A. Carscy. New
w,rrco - 0n.y gavics onondasa Wheeler H. Bristol
Tusl Daniel a Robinson, Cayugd ana George SpT'sue
/ Of Niagara
/ 4 recess was taken III, o'clock. At o'clock the Con
yention reas-,ubI,d, with large attendance preeu
The Committee on Permanent Organization reported as
/ follows:
Tor Pr -t,eut- Richard schcIi Of Ncg YORK =, TIT.
NioyIrsirn's by Judicial ID. ,ts ht9.otr r. I",ln
Orange, y. O4icuions, Roclsnd Gcotse H. WAGER
/ IIomas stfong Washington; Rutger b. MI r oneida
william b. Kiri onoudaqa Iiollam Ilir,iSs OF Broom :
Hurley Monroe samuel y Lawrence and jonathan r Buell.
str,aric- Abort Ransom Warren Paul Tucker New.
/ IoIA aud k,laId S,u.Ua pIcL ouedA
Mr. sChcu conducted 10 the chair by Nj. HanLu
/ az Nrw-York and Mr.. Robinson OF Cayuga
Mr. Jones OF Albany, Chairman Of the Committee on
| Resolutions, submitted a report as follows:
hsrsaf The organization heretofore known as the Demo
cratic uar "a Of NcwYrk, I'm b, Conventions for
tic yes 1874 and $50 adopted certain Ies"ut'a' rs'.
fr.,. ccause The subject Of finance not public que'
Ion ~ M. s'aS M Jey ~ he state m an, an.
inn lie
Them To- the Principle LAID down in said resolutions the neat
! National Democratic convention
~rna Because said resolutions are in GoR,St WIN ihee
principle ",a , in 9n L nv M NV of %egYo IN ISIS
hat being the last Genuine Hatynal d. 1"HIsnu-9
cr n n. Liberal publican Convention held cincinnati
5ni Bscaus, the mon who secured the adoption OF said
offensive resolutions ar Tie men VINO eon}myGlca G voice
money and personal influence {" Gelt Inc DsmUIae patty
fo4,m Because tie men who now assume to lead The
o.d by IT, great mon,y'd aud otpoIle interest,". ava nav
ii- TED Win The Irotection OF their welfare.
rcn ORGANIZATION which vii be Democratic IN Us ch9raG
IT, in harmony with The wishes OF me people
lie southern ANA Western states Thce Il is not G9ntro,lG by
10 Al and aN all such 70 M ct IN ,r sccral
Ay district, and refGt Seeeaes o5 to t Speon, chem N
Ts 20 % f selecting deIegSfes 10 inc National
i,rrf, CONVENTION. 20 be held the 2ith day of June
next ia the CITY Of s. Louis Mo- and to ask their admission
voters people OF this state aud also the adoptono the io
RI'G That We are opposed any reputation Of the
nations obi aous and that ere In favor OF an honest pay
i 81 dn G S Hngr WSc they were created and th We
rc{ari The get Of Co9gr,s Pa., 81, )" mssn .ni e
gross violation Of the contract by winch saH bonus Me,
through fraud by the payment Of money to c9,EHl pubnt
SAD G6nds acco.Ls TIC statute by which they w,rG
a touyon feG IN Ii Gity OF N,w York in isIs
eond THAT the eor nov being made ny ,GG 'e.r,1ii on
me1tey prohi6ci silver is nov being p,oduIcd in
and is worth less l'sslendcr notes Ia which
currency Is marie ie ~ ,nnline Of bonds
Of the Government until thorough tAarnuo o. ~, DVoSg
omct 81 bonds and the amount
II any due from the Synacaie O,g s.te Government are
the standard value throughout the country because inry
Will" G%ciatSs actoring to It's production pce OF
% %mtt sS" sec%'s in foreign Counties Of tie caprice Of
,pocuatols in London Franktgt ana @sL en-, , IN, y
money, and that The amount OF money ru'rt oy
en- and nt rtes necessary satisfy
%ieigencr csnno e compared OF any other reo
pie aud wonde, when certain I'D soenS
contraction II currency AID reduction n the lt o
sbof ShS.cpy hat intelligence which they have done so
Ssah That lie Go,slnmeGt should not diserelt e own
obss':ons a thai ne H2cy With pa" tag or @
he Manufacture for his wares the lrmer for ms produce
pens"ns should pay the bouodcr interest and ali other
deEis private mi p ae GSnr pissed January 1875
pleging tue resumption Of spseiS pay mn'S "@ JS s
GTy han was When ad ae wa. passed and i soTs
qdocato the bonds for the purpose oil 0JtS t'n
which 10 when thty
urrcd the sale gold for the purpose 81 pulchh ing
OF tAe pasae OF sal act Las '' -
p.alyze udstIc and create dStist III Ou''eS We "c"
| H. immediate repeal. -. - ,,,.or,.y NJ I,,ys
t ,tr rogcement Of nhOr aCrcltHlt, ana Hl 'he 'Cr
Interests the lie geOprrnt ol thy H~'lhS
fc-rr and wealth by people 10 the exclusion oi ohopo
/
! ,rne reucrt Of the Committee adopted unani-
| GouRy.
Nj Jones moved the appointment q n Democratic
STATE Committee Ivy tho Precedent the Committee to bo
! cnrowercd f. &, ste nGGioss.
| TLeo T. Tomlnson Of N.w-lork City, made BRIEF
address followed by Jeremiah Mcclure who spoke over
! Iwo uourt.
letter from Franklin LartcTs, grceBback candidate
fg Governor of Indiana ;udorsng the purposes Of the
| Convention, read.
| The Convection then adourncJ S.nt die