The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE le l876-TRIPLE SHEET

baptized again and again in the blood Of orr sons,
mothers aud wives and to-day pass II over 70 the
hands OF the men who. bloody handed, within score
and cries OF s'No' NV friends that rs the question
which rs 10 be settled here and now; and, when
We have nominated our candidate, we know be VIII
sweep The Union men Of The whole country as the tor
nado sweeps the prairie OF the great West We OF
Name havo known James G. Blaine We know our
own households He is honest he is pure; he Is spot
less He is sagacous he is Nise he is great He Is q
power with US He 10 q power In the Congress OF the
United states Cheers and cries Of THAT'S sol, He
VIII be power TO salvation tho candidate Of the re-
publican party tCheegl
NOMINATION or Mr. coSKLrsd
STEWART l. woonroRn. OF New York, arose and
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AID GENTLEMEN or fnK CONVEX
roS-ln obedience 10 the Injunction Of our state Con-
vcnton with the thoughtful aud absolute Endorsement
Of our deliberate reflection and conviction. and with
the earnest enthusiasm that his ndcIity IN friendship
his private worth and public service demand,
New York presents for the Presidency Of
the Republic the honored name Of Roscoe
conkiing Cheers Broad in culture, eloquent in de-
bate wise in counsel fearless In leadership and ~ truo
to the old republican party the needle 10 the
pole Roscoe Conkling needs defence nor
tics tCheers.I He, through the dark and try
Ing hours when SANDER and misrepresen tation
twice placed the Presidential chair was the faithful
and true friend Of Ulyssus 5. Grant. Cheers In
presenting his name New York fully recognizes and
Loyalty honors all the names that have been pre-
sentcd upon this platform to-day. Do We for
get our genial negnbor from Connecticut! his
virtue, his intelligence, his economy, his en-
ergy in the administration OF the postal
service? When Indiana presented tho name OF her
great war Governor tappIauscL our hearts went
lovingly back TO that dark hour when organized rebel
hon closed the Legislature or Indiana and
when Oliver p Morton strangIed the treason cheers,,
and won as great victory IN the Council our best
and bravest soldiers in the held-lcheers-whon Ken
lucky, the birthplace OF Abraham observation-disclosures
kentucky where sleep tho ashes OF Henry Clay;
when Kentucky named tho great secretary New York
gives her tho heartiest honor. tChecrsl You aud
remember how all the aumosities Of partisanship died
when We learned that the ex-Spcakcr Was stricken
and the awful silence which fell upon when wo
feared approaching death had scttleo over him. from
every heart there most loving prayers, from
friend as well as opponent whom faithful friends and
side that the God Of iiie would spare James q.
mis- friends, Now York congratuIates him In the
Of the nation that he Is strong again health
name and in body. Loud chcers.l But. gn,iemrn
pardon now lew serious words Let us not nominate
with our hearts but with our heads. tCnecrs) This
Is no time Tor the republican party to endanger all tho
ment Of emotional insanity. (Chccrs.) Four
years ago we gave to Grant and that good
IN the State OF New York; two years ago that same
State gave 53 900 majority TO Samuel 1idcn. Only
tins last spring the state Of Kentucky right the
OF the Presidential battle, gave 5000 democratic ma
Iority; only the other day, we gathering for
this Convention, the wires whispered the con
ncnt that Oregon had gone democratic. To-day In
diana has demo ratio Governor; to-day New
Jersey has democratic Governor to-day Kentucky
mas q democratic Governor To-day New YORK has n
democratic Governor, and unless you secure the
votes OF Indiana, OHIO and New York. or failing on
the votes OF the rest, In spite OF all our
follow the banner OF our party TO defeat
(Cheers.) do not claim that Roscoe Conkng is the
only republican who carry the State OF New York.
believe thnt he can II did not so believe would
Cut that hand OF before would stand IN republican
convention and plead fer his nomination. Cheers
He urged the aging aside OF all personal differences
and all State pride IN the remembrance OF what demo-
cratic restoration means. tApplalsel.
NOMINATION or GOVERNOR HAYES.
Governor Noyes, in behalf Of Ohio, presented the
name OF Governor Hayes, one who Is VOL known and
greatly beloved by Ohio who, when treason raised its
held unlike those who are nvincbie in peace ant in
visible in war, entered tho military service and, until
the struggle ended, followed his loader and his dag
He had defeated successfully Thurman, Pendeton
and William Allen He has got in the habit OF beating
democrats and from the force OF habit will do II agan
II nominated here. He is brave, honest unpretendng
wise, sagacious scholar and gentleman. His SIM
plicty Of life Is standing rcbuke to the extrava-
gance which leads TO corruption In public or
private life Take him for the standard bearer, bc-
cause in him is y candidate who carry Ohio Indi-
ana Illinois and New YORK we'll rs all the res be-
cause In him is candidate In whom oil differences
unite, and because his nomination 10 the safest and
best for the insurance Of success
BxS WADE seconded the nomination OF Governor
Hayes He was he said man beloved by all rcpub.
leans. respected by all dcmocrats-a man who would
run without opposition.
Mr. 81: JAMES Of Mssouri, also supported tho nomi.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of West Virginia, further seconded the
nomination Of Hayes that Of man who ia always
NOMINATION or MR.. HARrRAxFT.
Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW, OF Pennsylvania, presented the
He did not claim him as superior intellectually TO all
the ohcr candidates. but ne knows enough know that
he don't know every thing and will listen TO and
good sound, sensible advice tApplause) The speaker
enlarged his candidates integrity patriotism fidelity
purity, modesty aud economy He the chosen leader
OF the republicans OF Pennsylvania. HIS nomination
here not OF his own asking but the spout.ne ous
seeking OF The republican party.
MOTION ADJOURN
Er-nFnk rr tn .ltnrw
morning. loud cries OF no, no; yes, yes.)
vote was demanded by States. and Il was so or
dered.
The roll was called
The roll call had proceeded to Arkansas only when IL
beng announced that the hall cannot be lighted the
Convention, at the suggestion OF Mr.. Frye Of Maine
by general consent agreed to adjourn until A. NJ
Tomorrow.
THE MEMORIAL
To THE PRESIDENT MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL RI.
GESrLrxKv-The National womans Suffrage Association
TIA, the sht 70 the of tie ballot nherss
We ask the Insertion of this plank wo propose no
a Old :. . the nation Our soveramsns formed
the constantly advanced toward fuller pras.ice
Of Your oss n' ss
centennial year Of the Republic Il is opportune
these prncple Our yet ans~cred the
Britain sa. claimed s
The men OF this nation unusy claim the right to
egisate Tor women In all Whatsoever The call for
your nominating Convention invites the
voters who desire 20 insugurate and euforcc the
citizen Including the .u and the right
OF suffrage Women are citizens and declared be
by the highest egs alive and judicial but tboy
are citizens deprived Of the full and FREQ exercise the
rights Of suffrage Your platform OF 1872 declared the
publican party mindful its ob'g
q tho nation Tor their noble devotion the
DEM Devotion to freedom 10 thing for the women
OF this nation From the earliest history country
woman has shown herself devoted the causs
freedom AZ every vital time In the nations life. from
Revolution to tho present hour has stood BY
side oil father. husband. and brother defence IT
liberty The heroic and selsacrncng deeds tho women
o. the Revolution must not be Men
then wrought together for Iibcrtytogcthcr men and
women have made the country whai u Is today In this
one hundredh year OF existence the
members Of the nation, cixsns OF the United
States ask national RECOGNITION othcir r suffrage The
Declaration of Independence blow every
ant form OF government BY declaring the individual