The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-28

COY wUOiug, was regard Il with tuprcfnr con.
inpt, and, IN the solitude o. single mlserableness,
died, "erc yet his run" unsept uuhouored,
voala ike long to be prosperous aud happy giye heed
20 the warning II m ont Of the geies Of Pa,a isc.
comp mon in the political hon,thold she VINO olenqs
ecr Raf ny me. @ p Madso1 "S'H saiG Yei TIT Il reSe
S Srea h 0r & S ,fsT Se9 eSseSsd Ss 4rSe See %,
human nature m Sn gentlemen % We sss t's & Trsosni %
o +, -c Sg ~ St Sa AND e 2 a' nv sS sue more rS5 % mo-
tent voice OF truth aud Iu tce spaking to ever think
ing & m m dS orS n, dsys s hsm a11ss
cnSi assert i sh' Sy resort 70 o1 ne tsm ss2d tro we
tn cannon to nre shot that ne heard around
the wOri bu IN hs grand Centennial year, when all
10 the music Of the Of Jefferson ana Bancocs
on @q az rSTIn sseS eS VIII VIZ. eaf hearts pasnr
the freedom they rIoclaimea we would fam pluck
die ~ your soul. ,ense OF the rights OF the individual
hey ;S'I SS5 I'i
cry Taxation without represep alton !. tyranny and
ws by the n1s ~ the s9d [ee Ta a1a
equal We appeal TO your .ense Of night aud iusiice
SIs but n grand old truths Of nr GIr 'he sSs
leg TO- yop IN clos1g me irlth ihat ,ense % Iqs
most unyleldlns OF any, rewards with higher sanction
never .H .FSSy newer 'ae e s uers and d
manas Justice by he etern,l rule 0i rl.ht run & ana
| truth, aud equity We stand.
Miss Couzens concluded by presenting the
address and resolutions OF the Woman,s sun
rage Association, which on motion OF Mr. Cler
nand were referred to the Committee on Reso-
lutions for respectful consideration. The Con-
| yentiOn then took a recess until +. NJ.
THE EVENING SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at $40 o'clock.
| The Chairman-The fret business before the
| Convention Will be the report Of the Committee
| on Credentials. The gentleman from Caiiforpia
| (Mr. Euglish) has the floor.
| Mr.. English sent the report TO the Secretary's
| desk, who read as follows:
Your Committee on Credentials would respectfully
report tnAt there are no Contested seats ,pplsusel
ne . s % sP ty s.PrsasS b ss cns ap
on the respecsiye deless,ons ss delessss to me
delegates from their respective ststes.
Mr.. Finch Of Iowa offered resolution to give
Territories representation In the Convention as
A delegate from Maryland moved to amend
the report 50 as TO give the District OF Columbia
representation In the Convention without the
night to vote. This was made 20 include Terri
tories. and the report was then adopted.
An incident occurred pending the discussion
on the admission II Territorial delegates To
seats. Gen. Williams Of Indiana, known as
Blue Jeans" came up on the platform. and
being recognized by the DELEGATES, was sgluted
with cheer. An enthusiastic Kansas delegate
rose In his seat and sald: ~ propose three
hearty cheers for Blue Jelns Williams. the next
Governor OF Indiana" The Convention filled
to respond, but laughed 90 d uaturedly at tue
disa9p 9poin,ment Of the Kansas delegate.
THE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. Hanna, OF Missouri, from the Committee
on Permanent Orsaniza,ion, made the follow
log report:
MI IN llrnhn-l In hcnalf OF the Nufnuutee on Ifr-
m1nea 0rsauziion; have ,ne NJ h.I9r 70 submit tns
Permanent fretldent. Gen. Joan A. Mct LEI uand Of
illinois, Tor yice.Presidents Secretaries, from
each state.
Boston, as their cuef. were continued as the
working secretaries, aud Sergeaut-at-Arms y Ole
An effort was made bya delegate from In
diana to have Z. .. Perrin If New YORK. the
tional Conyentions, added to the 70 .dins secre-
taries. the question was put, and lost oy de-
cided majority. lnis was a test between Iilden
and anti Iilden, Mr. Perrin having been left III
by the Committee on Organization because OF
bis opposition TO TIlden. The vote under the
lead Of Indiana was stronger than the opposi-
tion to 1iden had supposed would be the case.
Gen. McCiernand was escorted to the chair,
and cn taking bis seat made tue Following
speeca.
oES McLERSANDs SPEECH.
GySrtxNEN& & or rns NJ, NArios'L pEsoosArIc COY
bs, tasoS oe Se @ V reetps s me- 20 S
ur deioeration, foq are the del, gates o. the
Sase SS1siSrty 5sassd o.; SsS isfyyr a5sa d
family WIN the same heritage oi nbrrty under equal
law ana heirs Of one destiny .ha We pre-erye ana
Iiny The most serons - ile history o' tree p pee
be wise. II your perception Of the neces.iles OF
time V9r e9aa,ry or poliiss sasl pe lasl ana aga
Of great people then. beyond all perAdyelturr we
dfen Impaired. thl. priceless nefi age You. vii
be better reaovn than the renoNn most pried oy
founder. oi emprc. are n Preisryyrs q republics.
continent except that adminlslrAtNe cehtrssm viii
is congesuns at the C.ptol the vital carrens which
fGftaesi eItreme, Of the BODY Polite AID energy to
curse @ that ccntrssa sA, never filed Ia age " and 10
entail upon any Government Centralsn and cOrrup.
yrannies Of c.rye bag rule and ~ The peace have
iseiei ,Le governments Of our Northern states and
In Sau fs eS WIZ ave ss s sen & p
meni itself ana mad. the OF score. ofts high NJ
A record OF horrible incspacity venality, waste,
@ nd unaer roc Iqsu s c9errpos,.9
sapsnaosSs ss. saSS,ery pledges sei to ref9r% 4
tse TO restore specie pay mens every year asin us
cv service reform. and then dropped and mocSed its
Tf,rmsrs 20 4 pledged zee 70 project American Ia
three thousand articles has Impoverished Am
have oeen ereaed 6ai essts Ia the
no,e ina! earned 4 b. n,Gg,y ana saved 7
while nonest .Aoor goes about tue streets begging
Is his, then the anal outcome OF century of Repuo-
lioau selfgoycrnmentY God for0id H. But W. have
he cShssitationai pIacipe. lrqsai sIpeat ure.
Rpuoc luis The ars 6e most mOe ous Seees ne sa
sti Of our Dag and nation this Is the sppeal v .
rner political snlistou his /; lie one d.
fsst sIs stetSl s S6sr iS sq Ror S0Sc Es
fYrm II {o1 shall reeGsIlie .ne neef2as necessary
achievement OF this arduous work Of national regen
eration II you shall Sc ect sl!ndar bearers true to
your own nigh purpose. anu faithful TO your pledge
victory IN ne November, victory In me October con.
|
reform candidate and platform end the States thai
lave houOrel Dougfss and Llncolni the States that
to-day honor Hendness ana Thurman, Hancock and
their vast populations will rise IKE the )ods the
winds thai followed the neeting orpheus, and follow
you 10 victory.
MR.. BELMONT HAS SOMETHING TO oFFER.
| Nr. Williams OF Indiana said that the Com
mi tee on Resolutions we're not ready To report;
therefore be moved TO adjourn until 10 A NJ
TO morrow. He then withdrew the motion and
Welded the floor to MI Belmont of New York,
who said
| Mr.. Chairman hold In my hands resolution, for
which | claim the consideration Of the Convention
The campaign upon which are about TO enter OF
such importance 10 the destlnes OF the America
| people-murs vital than any Presidential election
which has been held heretofore. The Questl on
before US ls whether vii set aside the corrupt
| ministralOn which Is leading tne country to ruin
every aecon OF H. AMI give to our country Industry
aud prosperity beyond wnat the country has be-
fore fAppAuse The question is witt the the
hee OF nistra Ion snail put upon this
or whether the Democratic party may once hold
the rens OF government and restore the country to
union and prosperity. tAppl.use.l The Republic n
leaders, scheming, unscrupuous, and oppressive as
ever their speeches IN Congress aud the teach
lLgs Of partisan press nnaly by their platforms in
| their state and National conventions tried to divide
divert the attention Of the American people from
tier msdeeds, and they appeal TO the worst passions
OF the people nd endeav1r to the seeds OF dcOrd
between the North and the South this centennial year